07 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
1
Severe cold grips the East with gusts driving inches of ice through streets. New York reports subzero wind chills and many fatalities as the arctic blast expands from the Midwest. Temperatures plunge to as low as 25 below in some spots while cities contend with drifting ice and hazardous travel.
A company explains why it refuses to settle a life claim on the late Mrs Williamson amid broader notes on insurance practices. The article references telegraphy courses, stock brokers, and promotional ads by Uffmanns New Studio and Belfore, with various names and locations sprinkled through the text. The piece conveys financial and education adverts alongside the claim dispute in a period-appropriate telegraphy era context.
The case concerns Mrs Williamson and a 10th party related to the Phoenix Company in Newark. Key figures include Mr Thaleotel Presnleny and former Governor Master ML Winthess. the matter involves a disputed payment check and questions raised in connection with the birth place reference. The trial dates are set for May in the Supreme Court of Quebec.
President Laurie Leen invited to address Union County Bar Association at its annual dinner to be held at the Hotel Breyport New York. Dinner committee aims for a high profile speaker, likely a cabinet member, with plans to showcase prominent bar figures from the state and a special Souvenir Prospectus.
City officials and business leaders gathered at the home of Peter Tonhett to pay respects to the late Mr. Bonnett. Attendees from the city government, the Board of Commissioners, and City Council accompanied the body from 414 South Road Enesvet to Evergreen Cemetery for a simple service, with pallbearers from the police department and Rev Dr. Ghigebrook conducting the committal.
In district court Judge Whittemore rules against the defendant who acted as his own attorney and lost the case. The plaintiff Waynett contested the defendant’s residency and right to attoorney fees. The judge awards no fee to the defendant, stating the outcome was determined by the legal arguments presented.
Princeton University president Wilson denied any resignation or withdrawal of support amid reports from Cincinnati that William Cooper Procter offered 300,090 dollars for a graduate college. He said no official notice had been received and he had only heard the rumor. ELIZABETH COMMERCIAL COLLEGE advertises shorthand bookkeeping and English courses. McMANUS BROS STORES announce Saturday hours and sale on Linewin's Birthday.
A history of a proposed Downtown Democratic Club outlines aims to organize voters and influence the party, with debate over whether the group serves the broader public or the Collins faction. The piece notes past efforts by a prior club linked to Collins ally Jeremiah D. Leary and mentions ongoing support and opposition within Democratic ranks.
Fragmented OCR text references pardons for Jacobson and a company, with scattered names and lines about legal matters, work disputes, and unclear entities. The readable portions mention a pardon, a company and parties, and a reference to a court or legal process, but specifics remain obscured.
Examinations were conducted for fifteen women among 175 applicants seeking appointment as census enumerators. The Civil Service Board, led by Postmaster Charlock and Supervisor Howghnd, oversaw testing under Lane V. Hamphind in the Fifth News district. Pledges and oath administrations to begin in other ports were expected by afternoon.
Fragmented text describes Wall Street activity with references to futures, markets, and various named entities. The legible parts include mentions of investors, financial terms, and possible market events, but most names, dates, and specifics are garbled.
A woman identified as Mrs. Cayoke Vatoi Pabetontehl leaves her house for her pets after arrangements are made regarding their care. The document notes a court order or will detailing pet custody, with mentions of her daughter and other relatives, and notes cremation or transfer plans for the animals. The report references local officials and a mayor, with scattered names and places in a period newspaper voice.
A man named Miller was held for the grand jury on a charge of stealing small items from Stevenson Car Works at Crater Elizabethabettela. He allegedly concealed the goods with intent to convert them into a wheel instrument, telling deputies he intended to use them locally. The matter connected to Kent's Storage Warehouse and adjacent premises at 4 East Broad Street was noted in court proceedings.
A hearing date was scheduled as part of a complex estate matter involving trusts and property disputes. The discussion touched on plan to develop a site and a library expansion, with officials weighing public access and timelines for action.
A garbled OCR text contains numerous partial names, places, and phrases, with no coherent event or clear subject. It reads as a scrambled stream of words about elections, people, places, and actions but lacks a discernible story or reportable item.
The court heard new testimony detailing alleged links between Henry Pirie and others in a long running case. Prosecutors described newly produced photographs and notes as crucial evidence tying suspects to the crime scene and the victim, with testimony referencing a girl of unreadable age and various witnesses.
A dense report from a forest workers assembly outlines preparations for an upcoming event. The notes reference committee roles, anticipated attendance, and tentative agendas for discussions on policy, safety, and cooperative actions among foresters.
Union Business College offers day and evening sessions with individual instruction. D. J. Leonard, undertaker, relocated to 1143 Elizabeth Avenue. Up-to-date funeral services. Remember the old stand. Neo air & Son at 146 Kaa A Jermey Street.
Reports detail two individuals nearly dying from exposure as a deep cold wave grips the city. Victims were found unconscious on streets and treated at Hempanatite hospital, while responders warn of continued danger as freezing temperatures persist. Local authorities urge residents to seek shelter.
Brenetee of Phot World is profiled as a noted fieldman and photo artist. The piece highlights his five decades of work, includes portraits, and notes notable projects across regional publications.
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