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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

1

Trains Crash Near Batavia Kills Four

A rear end collision between two New York Central passenger trains near Batavia injures many and kills four. Officials name engineer J. B. Lydell as responsible for the crash, describing a wreck involving a Reston and Buffalo special with sleepers and a dining car. Wrecking crews from Buffalo and Rochester freed the injured.

Tournal Batavia New York Central Sime Perrin Agmistant Manseer Thiel Detective Service New York James 8. Moore Peoria Mailway R McFarland Detroit Abraham Cole Pullman Porter Harry A. Smith Rochester Catherine Higging Richland X. M John Shaw Toronto Marion Street Martini Wing Nerionale Edward Lawren Brooklyn Edward Dodson Terre Haute Everitt Central J. B. Lydell Buffalo Reston Toston Niagara Falls

490 Players at Euchre for Benefit of Church

A euchre event at Immaculate Conception Church Parish Hall drew about 490 players, with 140 prizes awarded and $10 door prize won by Miss Smellen. Misprints aside, many players won four or five games. M. J. Moran was the sole nine-game winner.

Immaculate Conception Tompane M. J. Moran Smellen J. Colling Eugine. Decker Burke Roselle Mra. Ellig Catherine Fernan Ellen Donova Pals Eller Burns Leo A. Barry KO Brady Misa Cora Burris A. Pate Mra Em, Scanlan Les Miler Anns Sullivan Patrick McCarthy N. Douds John A. Scharwath John ¥. Martin 3Ry aPlainn Mary Metiuire Catherine Gordon Mary Gor Fon Alice Burns Nellie Geall Pauline Sheridan C. Fox Anna O'Reilly Mary Kenely Mary Donlan Nellie Brady Gina Ralb John Reilly John F. Martin Jolier Trim Collins Eugene Decker Old Martin Catherine Grall Margaret Brady Catherine Dwan

Fight Efforts To Break Will In Mary Baker Eddy Case

Petitioners linked to Mary Baker Eddy's will contest seek to bar continue the probate proceedings as Christian Science leaders defend the will. Boston discussions unfold amid claims of legal publicity and perceived press influence. Local officials and attorneys press for court clarity on the will's validity and terms.

Ryker Budy Christ Ruston Attieneys Mim Do B Rhe T Brietan Seivaer Baston Frank S. Streeter Christian Seieyen Ipoe Tori Theron Keldy Telegraph the Journal Boston Tin Christian Science Organization Min Mary Baker G. Eddy Marting Eildly

Readiness for 20000-ton Arkansas battleship launch

Navy officials in Washington arrive with officers from New York Philadelphia and other ports to witness the readiness ceremony for the Arkansas the battleship slated as one of the world’s largest warships.

Youths Steal From Car Charged In Central Railroad Case

Geyer and two youths faced the Municipal Court this morning with Detective Ryan alleging they broke into a car seal and entered a merchandise car. They claimed they intended to steal a floral item and were found at 41 o'clock by Detectives Ryan and Russeynay. They received thirty days in jail, with the youths saying they had taken a ride to Somerville and were returning home.

Geyer Thomas Leary Ant Ph Mullen Ryan Russnevayy

Train Victim Expected to Recover at Alexian Hospital

A man identified as Schssel of 364 Schiller Street remains unconscious after a bus or train accident at Schiller Street crossing Tuesday afternoon. Doctors at Alexian Hospital say the head injury is serious but recovery is believed possible.

Anies Alexian Hospital Sch ‘Sel Schiller Street Tynsel

Annual Mill End Sale Announcement and Poultry Market

An ad notes a yearly mill end sale with highlighted bargains and a promise of aggressive discounts overseen by Levy. It recounts past crowd enthusiasm and claims this year will surpass last year, urging readers to attend and buy quickly. The listing also promotes Francia’s Meat Market at 1100 Kiliezahech Avenue as a top source for poultry with delivery available.

Levy Mary Inmanene Lawreiece E Journal

Kling Looking For Salaries Amid Union Debate

A fragmented report describes Kling pressing for higher salaries amid a wage dispute within the Meea JEU Sore Me group. Stakeholders including President Wing and Chancellor Cait weigh in as votes on salary policy loom, with opposition keen on fiscal restraint.

Westfield must pay or vacate building

Westfield faces eviction over rent and fire department use dispute. A Newark law firm letter says payment needed for wine use of the building, while the borough argues the property was leased for a nominal sale and funds were diverted to a new fire house. The issue centers on occupancy of Nath cvente and use until the new fire house completes.

Flobenstin Greslepartead Gnee Newark Thie Mahonstein Dias Movin Gene Mayer

Storm tossed schooner arrives in port in rough voyage

Report of a storm damaged schooner docking at Cheerty docks with crews from Nova Scotia and New York. Vessels including the Lillie Line schooner and the lighter Wistler plus the three-masted Lillian Moteaig Witt unloaded lumber and other cargo for the Central Railroad.

Nova Scotia Duane Wits Glatteesing Motors Hove Tun le Centyn New York Tyranal Schafer Jeane Wall Wistler Lillian Moteaig Witt Tien Central Railroad

Six More Die in Bombay Riots Elevating Toll

Six more persons died from injuries sustained in riots at Bombay yesterday and today, bringing the death toll to eighteen. Earlier, twenty four were injured, with several expected to die. Also noted is an advertisement for dance lessons at Sughrue's in Proctor Theatre Building and Button Candles at 252-254 North Broad Street.

Jenor Bombay Sughrue Proctor Théeaira Building

Philips big progress cited in trial report

The document details substantial advancements by Philips as presented by Y M C A officials. It notes evidence, witness testimony, and the engagement of expert panels, with focus on the charge against a parson and related proceedings. The report covers committee actions, leadership roles, and anticipated formal steps in the case.

Mr Walls to close Broad Street store

Mr Walls announces plans to close his Broad Street shop after years of local trade. He says no immediate move from Elizabeth and intends to retain the business name while considering future opportunities, with confidence in the firm’s value and a potential future location.

MR. Walls Broad Street V . Walls Vier Aristothes Mei Wartloe Mankel Mr. Willa Pic Tne Eines Brent Elizabeth Evabew Sas Sneres Newark Emtenice Elizahetiagi Heelan Sgfertetron

Yanulavicz Wins OLT In Marriage Trial

The report details a dramatic wedding involving Sophia Yanulavicz and a lengthy dispute over a marriage license. Authorities and city clerks secured the license after a contested sequence ending in a ceremony at Henour. The groom, William, faces accusations tied to the alleged kidnapping attempt and manipulation of consent.

Sacia Pirtasen Vaenoinvurr Willis Sogaldd Lave Sophia Chirel William Eulanty Mies Gritha

Appointments Praised As Bank Committee Moves Forward

Members praise recent appointments at the Bank of Katueut as committees meet to prepare for new leadership. The process aims to ensure excellent service and stable operations. Local observers note the near-term plan includes enhanced oversight and responsible staffing.

CirK Walley Reelected as President in Local Race

In a tight ballot at the local meeting the candidate CirK Walley was chosen again as president. Details on the vote count and participating organizations were not fully disclosed in the readable text.

CIRK Walley C. WK

Murdered Boy Identified In Hazy Court Report

A long OCR fragment mentions a murdered boy and scattered names of places and people. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings but implies a case involving Melber, Avon, and Wormaly figures, with references to a court or inquest and related names. No clear date, location, or outcome emerges.

Fragmented report on a sports tragedy and hospital note

A garbled OCR snippet references a football injury or crush incident and medical response at a facility. It mentions a merger or transfer idea and a hospital satellite site. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the tone suggests a brief incident report with medical follow up.

Elizabeth Commercial College Branched Listings

Fragmentary OCR shows Elizabeth Commercial College and Union Business College with partial address hints on Broad and Wromdetrert streets. A nearby optician is noted at 134 Broad Street, suggesting a local business district snapshot with several education and retail names.

Elizabeth Publicity Committee Pushes Trade and Representation

A lengthy Elizabeth publicity effort outlines a plan to promote trade within the town and connect with outside markets. The document proposes forming committees, appointing a secretary, and detailing outreach to merchants, residents, and regional authorities.

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