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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1905

Page

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Freight brakeman fatally mangled in moving cars

Harry Day, 36, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, fell between moving box cars at Enot Railway while riding an extra freight. He succumbed fifty minutes later at Pennsylvania Station Elizabeth after his leg was crushed and he was internally injured. Day lived at 30 North Fifth Street Roseville and had worked three weeks on the job.

Harry Day Pennsylvania Railroad Enot Raiway Pennsylvania Elizabeth Day North Fifth Street Roseville Bote Dersey City Camden East Rahway Carly Rahway Inced Scott Pittetém Slase Ednister Pibteblapess

Firemen Theater Duty Under Review by City Officials

City women and the Board of Fire Commissioners discuss Kremer at man ces and the cost of firemen patrolling theatres. A council communication notes no legal obligation for theatres to hire watchmen, with past cases showing the city bearing costs only if required. The matter will be revisited at a future meeting.

Board of Fire Commissioners Kremer Mances

Land title said to be defective in Clark versus Norris case

In the Supreme Court, Thoman A. Clark sues John Norris over a contract for land on East Grand Street and an adjoining lot. Clark testifies in 1903 he paid $200 by check on a Fontroy Railroad contract and was informed the title was defective.

Thoman A. Clark John Norris Supreme Court Plaintif Clarence D. i John Tt. Hardin Newark Ace Norvin East Grand Street Vinek

Weston Empl oyves to Have Ball

Weston workers prepare for a benefit ball with a committee led by Thomas Whi t airmen and Victor Rit ter. The event will feature a reception group and a long list of organizers, managers, and volunteers including J. Rehr and Loyd Miller.

Weston Fesny Chub

Propine Ard Lanigh and Kakarya Trial Noted

There, 16h Kakarya iB propine ard Lanigh. Ales Pree tor mle SZ There, 16h Kakarya iB fs ts bee sce clears a.

Propine Ard Lanigh

Judge Vails Coaxing Delays Tevlin Sentencing

The sentencing of William Tevlin in the Court of Special Sessions was postponed for one week after prosecutors objected. Tevlin had pleaded guilty to embezzling from Adams Steam Company, and defense and counsel debated the delay while the express firm pressed for restitution and accountability. The judge noted press reports and the company’s quiet handling of the shortage before filing criminal proceedings.

William Tevlin Nin

Real Estate Deals Reported on North Broad Street

Several property transactions completed in the last week on North Broad Street. Purchasers include Clark, Beith, and Mortimer, with parcels changing hands amid ongoing market activity.

North Broad Street Sproperty Mortimer Clark

Police Seek Thief in Courtroom Oilcloth Incident

Report describes police seeking a thief linked to a courtroom oilcloth mishap. Witnesses mention Judge Campbell and prison, with three new oilcloth pieces found near the bench. Mahon Morning appears somber, offering little comment while observing officers and the scene.

Campbell Mahon Morning

Frackwalker Killed in Dunel Jon Incident

Pater Bohan a 55 year old track walker from Plainfield was killed by a Royal Blue flyer in Dunel Jon last evening between 6 and 7. The body was recovered and he is survived by two sons and eight daughters.

Pater Bohan Plainfield Duneljon M Drill Hwo Toon

Lucinda Chapter Installs Officers

Lucinda Chapter No. 15 Order of the Eastern Star installed officers on Monday night. Worthy matron Laura A. Bembridge and Worthy patron John Dolly presided. New officers include secretary Mrs Jenniett and treasurer Mrs John Jelly among others. Past matron Mrs Ji Shor conducted the ceremony with Mrs Bembridge assisting.

Lucinda Order of Fantern Star Laura A. Bemtridge John Dolly Mra. Hadden Mra Jenniett Tremurer John Jelly Jennie E. Rankin Pauline Collington Augusta Ladd Marshal Clark Mra. Grigga Nentinel Charles Clark Nagar Ww. Chark Laggren Mies Bender Misa Clark Geratung van Doren Ji Shor Bembridge

Obituary Notice of Woman Found Dead in Home

A woman was found dead in her home on Monday when a boarder returning to the residence discovered the body. Police are investigating the death as a possible incident at the address given in the notice.

Rane Atreet

Funeral of Scalded Child Brings Evidence of Indictment

The case of Eddie Anderson, the deaf mute child, culminated in a funeral as prosecutors signal possible indictment for violent death by scalding. Mins Hart the former day nursery matron awaited news while officials reviewed the evidence. Clergy read prayers and the coffin was laid to rest at Homevale cemetery after the service.

Mins Hart Egenolf Day Nursery Eddie Anderson Williamson State Board of Guardians Frederick Terstegan Tabor Misa Katharine Schmidt J.C Elizabeth Avenue Pollo Atkinson Trinity Episcopal Church Ogden Geder Upderteker Oren

Old Man Hawter Paroled After Abusive Home Ordeal

Jacob Hawter, an elderly man living at 106 East Ground Street, was paroled from police headquarters after a five week hospital stay. He accuses his wife and family of brutal treatment, including water dousing and a hammer strike, claiming twelve children with two dead are now in dire circumstances. He narrates a life of hardship since immigrating in 1886 and working in a foundry until a sunstroke disabled him. He claims his family neglects him and he faces poverty and abandonment.

Jacob Hawter East Ground Street General Hospital God Journal le Head Eleben Rot

Siloam E Society Chooses Its Officers

The Christian Endeavor Society of Siloam elected its officers at a recent meeting. The choose includes key positions and responsibilities for the upcoming term.

E. Society Officera Christian Endeavor Siloam Pree

Seized With Convulsions Basen 2 Broad

Seizure reported at Broad involving Basen age 2. Emergency responders arrived as bystanders aided the child. Police initiated basic inquiry and the scene was secured while medical personnel treated the convulsions and transported Basen to a hospital for evaluation.

Levis Thursday Sale Ad Notes Fragment

Local advertisement fragment shows a sale promotion with unclear dates and product details. Text is garbled and does not identify organizations or specific items.

Mahon Quotes Shakespeare in Police Court Outburst

Judge Mahon quotes Shakespeare in a police court arraignment then nemesis of drink is visited on Mary Roberts of Elizabethport. The judge condemns her failure to reform and sentences her to ninety days as she pleads for forgiveness and pledges to take the pledge. The piece notes the judge's moral resolve and reflections on human nature.

Mary Roberts Elizabethport Mary Broad Street Audigy Rei St. Kerin

Cat Bob's fall from Engine House pole shocks crew

A noisy morning at Engine House No. 2 ends with Bob the cat sliding down the firemen’s pole and causing a disturbance. The pigtailed pet known for pawing the telephone receiver once again drew attention, prompting renewed curiosity from fiery colleagues.

Bob Engine House No. 2 Murphy Recen

Hungary General Elections In Progress Reported Violence

Reported incidents during Hungary's ongoing general elections include Cameroin Agus at various points with two deaths and twenty seven injuries recorded so far.

Hungary Progress Cae Cameroin Agus

Coal Prices Jump in German Strike Echo

England reports a German coal strike echo lifting prices as trams and ships halt. Petersburg notes a penny per ton shift in price. local markets in Sewcastle Upon Tyne feel the impact with rising costs.

England Coal Exchange Sewcastle Upon-Tyne

Eliz Commercial College Brief Note

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pensers and Sikaga coeds at a cement site with gaping holes. Readable words indicate a local college or vocational context but lack clear actions or dates.

Eliz Commercial College Sikaga Gaped TED Cement

Special election urged to fill legislature vacancies

Union County Republican Committee notes a state act for a February 7 special election in Union and Sussex counties to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of Assemblymen Embree and Decker. The amended primary law allows county committees of both parties to nominate candidates. bill passed the House and Senate unanimously.

The Journal Telegraph News Sussex Embree Decker House Duffield George Embree Jackson R. Decker Audi Platine Senate

United States Grand Jury Drawn for New Jersey Term

The January term grand jury for the district of New Jersey was drawn Saturday morning in Trenton. Foreman Stacy L. Pancoast leads a panel including Michael T. Barrett of Newark Julius Paul Meyer William Dougal Herr of Jersey City Edward Spaeth Jamon P. Logan of Newark John F. Lovett Peter E. Hurley of Trenton Stuart M. Toms Charles P. Whitehead F. Fred Runyon of Morristown Henry Frank Jr of Weeksmaken Joseph K. Ridgway of Barnegat James B. Hawkins of Pemberton Clinton Mendenhall Bardentown Alexander Gilland Pompton Plains Edmund Clayton Point Pleasant Jacob O. Burtt Freehold Frank A. Brown Cranbury Frederick M. Lockwood Greenville E Burton Tuckerton Samuel T. Atchley Ewing Colin M. McLean Paterson A Blair Kale Belvidere.

Michael T.barrett Newark Julius Paul Meyer William Dougal Herr Jorney City Edward Spaeth Jamon P. Logan John F. Lovett Peter E. Hurley Trentor Stuart M. Toms Charles P. Whitehead F. Fred Runyon Morristown Henry Frank, Jr Weekmaken Joseph K. Ridgway Barnegat James B. Hawkins Pembertop Clinton Mendenhall Bardentown Alexander Gilland Pompton Plains Edmund Clayton Point Pleasant Jacob O. Burtt Freehold Frank A. Brown Cranbury Frederick M. Lockwood Greenville E. Burton Tuckerton Samuel T. Atchley Ewing Colin M. McLean Paterson A. Blair Kale Belvidere Stacy L. Pancoast Mullies Hill

Cop in Pulpit at Browne Memorial Church Jeresy City

Police Captain Nesbit a New York City officer and itinerant Methodist preacher stirs Browne Memorial Church crowd with revival oratory using Romans Four text. Revival meetings under Wesley Wrangellate Revival Singing Band run nightly beginning after four o clock service.

New York City Wescomething Browne Memorial Carterettne Clerk Street Jeresy City William Newbit Isaleo ( Joes) Pr Nesbit Westey Wrangellate’ Revival Lib O'Dock

Russian troops in Chinese dress reported at Newechwan

London dispatch cites Tokko telegrams noting Russian soldiers fought near Newechweng on January 14 and 16 in Chinese garb, flanked by regular Chinese troops. Conflicting lines about forces and casualties appear in the fragmentary report.

London Central News Tokko Newechweng

Hannah Elias Faces $685,000 Suit Over Alleged Extortion

New York, June 18. Hannah Elias sits in Supreme Court as John B. Platt sues for $685,000 claiming extortion. Witnesses recount past alimony, divorce settlements, and Elias’s use of aliases with court and household staff testifying about connections and payments.

New York Hannah Elias Supreme Court John BR. Platt

Mitchell Booms Co-operative Stores

In Indianapolis Indiana the convention discussed the recommendation by President John Mitchall and William Dodds of American miners in the International Mining Parliament held in Paris for August. They urged formation of cooperative societies and stores based on the Rochdale plain business model. Mitchell supported stores run on a straightforward business basis and was warmly applauded as the delegates read the joint report.

Indianapolis Ind John Mitchall Wiliam Dodds International Mining Parliament Paria Winem Mitchell Mitchell Himani

Boston Murder Mystery Baffles Police

Boston police investigate the ice bound body found at Cavalry Cemetery as the husband William Herrington and his Nova Scotia born wife Elize Hart become central figures. A mysterious woman reported a struggle outside the cemetery gates on December 10 as investigators seek the killer.

Boston Masa Calvary Cemetery Elize Hart Nova Hooda William Herrington Cincinnati Perkins Street Cavalry Cemetery Anton

German Coal Strike Expands Across Region

Bares Germany report notes a large coal miners strike affecting the region. An estimated number of miners are idle as the stoppage widens in the district.

Germany

Blinded Russian Police Chief Among Turmoil of Revolution

Fragmented report describes the Russian chief of police at Kremmuichug blinded by an explosion or attack amid revolutionary unrest. The piece references wartime penalties, physicians, and the broader medical profession's stance on tuberculosis and compulsory treatment.

Grant textile strike ends after twenty six weeks in Fall River

Governor Douglas mediates between labor unions and Fall River manufacturers. The strike is declared off and workers return to their mills immediately with no discrimination. Douglas will investigate wage margins to determine current averages and review future wage schedules.

Boston Douglas Grant Fall River Pall River

Strike Threat Looms Among Wilkesbarre Street Car Workers

Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania January 14. A strike threat looms among street car employees of the Wilkesbarre and Valley Traction Company after men voted for advance wages from 1.80 to 2 dollars a day. Carmen's Union president Mahon met with Traction Company president Rigg and received a reply.

Wilkesbarre Valley Traction Company Mahon Carmen's Union Rigg Traction Company

Stock market opens with improved tone amid mixed bonds

New York trading opens with Firmer sentiment linked to gains in Virginia and Lon ate, while Government bonds show changes and rail bonds remain weak. A stray domestic incident is noted in passing as a contrasting local scene.

New York Therynes & Bendstone Virginia Carsitos Chem Bonda Strang

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