15 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
1
A severe snowstorm cripples the Northeast causing widespread traffic stoppages from New York to Connecticut. Rail and streetcar networks are stalled, coal shortages threaten buildings, and emergency crews rush to clear key routes as utilities and services suffer major disruptions.
Mrs Mabel Gould Stickney testifies before Judge Kink in the Superior Court that her husband Harold Whitney a Taunton broker beat her so severely she was forced from home. Neighbors corroborate the abuse as the divorce action proceeds.
In a grim incident, Dollyeet, a prosperous baker from Paris Wall Street, New York, shot himself in his residence at Corner of Ad OW, AL, after a dispute with his broker facing financial troubles. The single gunshot ended his life before his children and spouse, with no clear motive disclosed. The family history mentions a wife and son, and ties to New York and nearby towns.
City council member Thomas Varett will push a resolution asking City Attorney Connolly to probe the title of property on Biehl Street between Second and Third, tied to a downtown branch library plan. Residents doubt current trustees and seek to confirm city rights to build a branch library on the Franklin Street area.
Dalton Wo Carroll faces an embezzlement charge after a complaint from DuBois Brewing Company. The case stems from funds he allegedly took from George F L Shuster of a 460 Spring Street saloon. Detective Patrick Brogan is leading the investigation. Carroll posted bail in Newark and awaits Union County grand jury action.
Telegraph report cites Walter Lonsdate private secretary to Dr Praderick A Cook stating Cook cleared about $50,000 before his fraud claim about discovering the North Paly was exposed. Lonsdale prepares to return to the United States as he doubts Cook’s integrity. Notes Cook’s December 24 memorandum from Southern Spain saying he traveled the Atlantic December 14 to 24.
Mrs Annie M Smith aged 48 widow of Dr T V Smith died suddenly at 7 this morning at 222 Clark Street Westfield She was a member of the First Church of Christ Cranford and the Women's Club of Westfield Four sons and one daughter survive including Dr T V Smith of London Hugh M Smith of New York and Raymond Norman and Marguerite Smith of Westfield
The market opened lower with mining and steel firms under pressure. Analysts note declines across several leaders as investors seek bargains amid cautious sentiment and potential further losses.
A meeting chaired by Colonel Robert L. Patterson considered suitable sites for an Elizabeth armory. Options included Walnut Street, South Broad Street, and Magnolia Avenue with costs ranging up to 350,000. Freeholders urged cheaper locations while assemblyman A. W. Schwartz pledged support to secure legislative funds.
Washington report says Congressman Dawson will not seek renomination and will retire this year to ensure financial provision for his family. The move ends six years of service and is framed as fulfilling a personal duty to his relatives.
An old advertisement urges readers to save money tonight at Franchee Market, offering meat and poultry cuts at reduced Red Oak prices. The copy mentions a Worcester street corner and a draw to stop by for bargains.
A harrowing incident at sea unfolds as a monstrous wave slams a liner near New York. Reported chaos onboard includes injuries, emergency responses, and vessel containment as crews manage damage and passenger safety amid shifting conditions.
James White and allies rally support for his Republican chairmanship in Elizabeth City. Endorsed by George Stewart and Neil McLeod, committee adopts resolutions praising White and pledging continued leadership. Durward Smith resigns from the second district. new committee to be elected Monday with a banquet at Black Murkely Hotel to follow.
Joseph Benson Foraker former senator from Ohio visited the White House to thank the President for reappointing his brother Creighton J. Foraker as United States marshal for New Mexico. The two men spoke briefly on Statecraft and current concerns.
In a ferocious blizzard the city faced paralyzed trolley tracks and blocked streets as snow and high winds collapsed lines. Crews labored through the night clearing drifts, rescuing stranded riders, and restoring service as flames, broken wires, and collapsed poles disrupted daily life. Authorities noted extensive damage across districts with delayed deliveries and transportation chaos lingering into the next day.
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