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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1910

Page

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Hire Counsel for Defense of Jacobson in Civil War Era Case

The Sons of Company C Second Regiment New Jersey propose hiring Walter Franksan to represent Jacobson in the case. The plan calls for the city government to fund all trial expenses, with a focus on securing legal aid and preparing the defense while discussing broader implications for the organization.

Gand New Jersey Ee City Mttarney Dias C. Connol Walter Franksan Kelna Diene Nebert Montgomery Couipiunys Alin Riegbson Cymberaan

Will Magnolia case sparks appeal on divorce plan

In Newark, Judge Mahon heard a case where Anthony Ry Finelli filed to appeal a decision favoring his wife Mrs H A Miggnottin. The Crinal Court record notes Magnolia and his associates allegedly conspired to separate his wife from her home, with an order for support set at 85 a week. A divorce action is reportedly being prepared.

Sete Mahon Oy Criminal Court Anthony Ry Finelli Newark Cour Farnley Bana Ne Londes Kaen William Bekerson Bagnolia Heocuy Won

Heiress Thought Found Police Abandon Search

In Middelphia a missing heiress Roberta Dedanon reappears after days believed abducted with waiter Frederick Cohen. New York police report standstill as authorities and local agencies reassess clues. The woman is under protection of a wealthy grandfather on a large estate near the city.

Middelphia Weareh Roberta Mnet Dedanon Weiress Simul Honey Frederick Cohen Metlevne Stratford Pokerton New York Policn Yeaterda Thydann Sit

Sugar men not sentenced in Federal court hearing

Five convicts connected to the American Sugar Refining Company escaped sentencing as Judge Ath paused the case. The court scheduled a motion for a new trial, seeking further deliberation on the defendants defense. The language suggests a motion pending before the judge.

York Wiig Company Dudge Mommy Hia

Mancharged With Passing Confederate Bill For Suit

A hearing at City Criminal Court today involved Joseph Pawalsky and the arraignment of Michael Satna Bole. Pawalsky admitted paying a Confederate hundred for clothing with a plan to cover up the purchase, claiming the bill was legitimate until witnesses contradicted him. The complainant testified the suit purchase occurred seven years ago and the Confederate note was used at the store days before the affair.

Amnivisnal City Criminal Court Joseph Pawalsky Michael Satna Bole Powalsky Meney Wits Hapel Co Rbinabeth Hyabuni Vowolsky Poyyatsky Saabumas

Bill Drafted for Reforms

A bill drafted by theCounty Bar Association proposes broad reforms for city courts. It creates a serial committee to review judges and expands penalties for minor offenses while authorizing juries for certain trials. The act sets new salaries for a magistrate and clerk and details terms of office for city justices and recorders.

Hiss Thy View County Bar Association Diehihers Tae Association Tim Cherys New Jersey

Law's Limit for Guilty in White Slave Inquiry

A New York telegraph report notes a raid on white slave traffic and Grand Jury actions. Rockefeller and District Attorney Whitin discuss the case with Professor O W Henke as the investigation moves forward. John Jenks is to disclose all he knows to aid the inquiry while Appleton manages the Grand Jury’s legal framework. Dozens of witnesses have been questioned and the jury resumes testimony next Monday.

Journal New York Apo John D. Rockefeller Grand Jury Whitin Rockefeller O. W. Henke University Jenks Wjetant Appleton

Building and Loan Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the People's Building and Lot Association will be held next Monday evening at the office of Paul & Wy HL. Ryan, 200 Broad Street. Frugal housekeepers should not anlex the January Furniture. AU McManus Bros. First Street. Here D. J. Leonard, Undertaker. Asmoveste, 11 S3raghe' avenen, soe Blok.

Building and Loan Meeting The People's Building and Lot Association Paul Anlex Bae AU McManus Bros First Street D. J. Leonard Undertaker Asmoveste Avenen Soe Blok

Mayor Declares City First Despite Party Ties

In a tense council session Mayor asserts city interests come first, rejecting party loyalties as he defends appointments to the Street and Water committees. He says personal bias must not influence governance and pledges to serve with honesty, placing the city ahead of party aims.

Cry Conncille Stind Wave Hind Finet Whatoar Wility Couielman Koost Cie Sewer Dewin Age Canmnitter Iy Steners Hin Wise Thomas Searle Streete Mawes Tage Tinea Amd Patier Witter Che Wen Stein Ponto Te Pau Yartisan Esanell Slerlamvils Persia

Political Obliteration of Asquith Predicted

The Times and Telegraph debate the fate of H. H. Asquith amid fierce election antagonism. Liberals face possible fall if Conservatives gain. George and Liberal leaders blamed for inflaming passions. Irish Home Rule remains central to reform discourse as the contest sharpens.

Tomenat Tandon Dan R Meemier Merheet Asquith Ans Asquith Isheb Genrze le Fame Asquith Yh Times George Crases Noragius

Reid Letter Unauthorized Sparks Election Rift

In a tense political row the Liberate refuse to revive discussion of Ambassador Reid's letter to Donald MacMaster, signaling a possible comeback if they win the upcoming election. MacMaster asserted the letter was sent without Reid's permission and warned no action would occur without Reid's consent.

Tandon Reid Donald MacMaster Ike

Wage Increase for 8000 in New York Transit Service

A New York transit company plans a wage raise affecting about 8,000 employees starting January 2x. The rate is 2 to 6 cents per mile, with price lists showing increases on printed items and services offered by the firm. Local businesses such as Francis's Meat Market and Kent's Storage Warehouse advertise goods and services nearby.

New York Dan

Morrell Rescues Stranger in Courageous Act

Morrell, the New York jockey, risks his life to save a stranger on a North Street trolley track incident. He and his son aided by a companion, as death threats followed, but Morrell steadied the crowd and helped steady the motionless figure before officials arrived. The act drew praise across the town for bravery and selflessness.

Sentee New York Merrell North Fread Iskaat Cri Bow Na Beimar Bey Morrell

Controversy and political shifts noted in Washington report

The article reports on congressional hearings led by Representative Poindexter, objections to Pinchot and Roosevelt era policies, and the appointment of A. U. Potter as acting forest service head. It mentions Wilson’s goal to appoint a permanent chief, Potter's California origins, and his prior work with the forest service.

Washington Borest Ud Praseoitar Dolliver Poindexter Pergan Hye Titeria Gartiohl Rome Bob Heney Talawia Fi F. McCa Agr Wilson A. US Potter Patter California Arizon Huvd Gerne Ing Fonstanrvier 1 West Potter Oeden Crab Tentime Korestyy

Auto Kills Man Thrown By Horse At Morratowi

A chaotic incident at Morratowi involves a horse throw fatally injuring a man near a machine. Hospital reports indicate the victim died from injuries sustained when the horse hit him during the frightful event. The station notes state investigators will review the circumstances surrounding the accident.

Stein rejects resignations in council committee shakeup

A smear of garbled text outlines Stein denying resignations and describing a council committee reorganization. It references committees, public grounds, city revenue, and calls for attention to appointments and timelines, with mention of a city council and mayoral actions.

Girl Dressed as Man Slain on Track in Wheeling Mystery

A Wheeling report narrates the death of a girl who dressed as a man and vanished after leaving the track. Police and local volunteers pursued a suspect, while neighbors recall a tense search across town followed by a killing that remains unresolved.

Turbulent Global Market Rumors Stir Mixed Reactions

A scrambled report outlines conflicting signals from Wall Street and major economies with investors watching overseas policy shifts and domestic inflation data. Authorities urge caution as markets react to uncertain guidance and shifting leadership in financial hubs.

Fortune Fades as Aimes Tale Drowns in Jumbled Text

Fragmented OCR reads as a jumble about John and Emma Aimes and other odd names. It mentions fortune awaiting and scattered words with no clear event, date, or location to form a coherent news item. The readable parts imply a personal or fictional note rather than a reported incident.

Cardinal Dies in Blow to Papacy Noted in Rome

A cardinal bishop dies suddenly during a conclave era with widespread reaction in Rome. Observers note his long service in church education, his roles at Holy See institutions, and his prominence in the education work of the Catholic Church. His death follows a week of tension within the conclave and a scheduled papal address.

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Coal Famine Suffering in Capital

In the capital a coal famine causes hardship as households face shortages and rising prices. Descriptions show families rationing fuel, workers losing wages, and communities seeking relief while officials weigh emergency measures. The crisis strains daily life and heats the urgency of a winter winter.

Fear of Italian Quakes Claims Lives Across Nations

Fragmented OCR text notes fear and loss amid earthquakes in Italy. Mentions officials and affected communities, with scattered names and places unreadable in the transcription.

Unclear Legislative Update and Local Ads

Fragmented text hints at a Washington political note about Senator Perkins and unrelated local advertisements or notices. The readable entities include references to Sena tor Perkins, Paragon, Hoffman’s studio, and a street name. No coherent event or outcome is established.

Aged Servant Rescued From Fire After Braving Smoke

Aged servant saved from death in a house blaze on Port Street after aiding her mistress. Fire started in a kitchen, filling the home with acute smoke. Firemen and police conducted a desperate search. the servant, found in her room, was carried to General Hospital in a rocking chair.

Mies Vietar Atari Port Hain Aurely Che Hese Jake Jamly Charles Derfian Firor Doen

Feminine taxi bandit confounds Chicago detectives

A chaotic report describes a female taxi bandit in Chicago eluding investigators. The account mentions a suspect named Lenze and a dramatic pursuit with a taxi, a fall on pavement, and the suspect fleeing near a bridge, with witnesses and police in the chase. The source text is garbled and contains many unreadable phrases.

Weseguaph China Gil Chicago Ant Tony Leno Lenze Laenke Lenz

Woman who gave life and fortunes dies pauper

Sarah Norton, once prominent in the welfare and woman’s suffrage movements, died at 72 in New York City. Surrounded by poverty, she left behind two fortunes and many lifelong friends, including Henry Ward Beecher and Anthony, while her children and widowhood defined her later years.

Troy Tan Pverty Sarah P. Norton Weiter Norton Ter Ace Bey Henry Ward Hagen Wadi Pettston

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