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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1906

Page

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Bunco Swindle By Woman Nets $500 In Confederate Money

Mary Gobella of 244 Bond Street Brooklyn was duped out of $500 by a man claiming to be Joe, a brother of the swindler. The promise of marriage prompted the crime, and police Commissioner Collins pursued the defendants as details emerged of the frugal banker-like victim and the elaborate ruse involving Confederate money. The plot unraveled after Mary reported the loss and the men behind the scheme were tracked through hotel and street dealings in New York and Brooklyn.

Mary Gobella Uris City Iran Ye Gobeila New York Gir Collins Lan Gallet Joseph Joe Mary Jusia Julian Thouht Joy Strattons Raul Neggetion Yorkin Robemeil de Brooklyn Wes Billy Abe Collings Faith

Not Guilty Verdict Circulates in Libel Case

New York dated January 26 reports Norman Hapgood found not guilty of libel charges tied to statements about Justice Development. The editor of Town Topics, Glesred, is linked to the defense and the verdict suggests Wil that, while upholding press protections, potential prosecutions against certain individuals in Town Town may be pursued under existing statutes.

Glesred New York Noriman Hapacter Justice Devel Devel Devel's Removal » From — Thie

Senate passes post office bill in late Senate action

Washington report states the bill authorizing funds for the Elizabeth post office was passed by the Senate late yesterday, bringing total appropriations to 250,000.

Senate Bilu Washington Jon

Recital Features Young Ladies at Birger Residence

Mrs Joseph I Birger hosts a small recital at her Ghteravere residence with Mina Zella D Frost violinist and Mina Lara Stevens on piano. The event showcases students preparing for a forthcoming exam and includes performances by Louise Brant Marguerite Barger Edith Humphreys Ern Clement and others.

Joseph I.birger Wihiw Mabten Wee Jeotus Minn Louise Brant Mian Blickiey Mim Ben Vilday Mabel Thomas Newark Marguerite Barger Edith Humphreys Ernceline Clement

Missionary Social at Grace Parish House

Grace Church's St Elizabeth's Guild hosted a missionary social with an engaging program. Misses Darling Bartlett and other members provided refreshments after talks by Thomas R White and Minde on missionary work in Asia. Attendance was good and interest high despite some garbled portions in the report.

Grace Parish St. Elizabeth's Guild of Grace Church Thomas R. White John W. Bartlett Eey M. Darling Misa Emon

Obituary: James Jonpan of Adana Aged 25

Obituary notice for James Jonpan of Adana aged 25. The text is fragmented with garbled phrases and uncertain details about his death and life. The readable parts indicate a brief death notice in a local newspaper.

James Jonpan Adana

Valencia wreck death toll rises with 118 lost

Reports from Turtle Island describe the Valencia steamer disaster with 118 dead and 37 saved. Captain Johnson is among the missing after the ship broke apart near Barkley Sound. Survivors drifted on a raft and life boats, some reaching small islands, while others were lost attempting to swim or signal for help. The public and crews mourn, noting no women or children among the saved.

Helorin Valencia Turtle Island Iniliane Barkley Sound Ana Aloes Cragy Toy “Boty Bhamrock Victoria Topeka

Wife murderer dies on gallows in New Jersey

Nicola Mar duco, who killed his wife on May 4 at 75 Colgate Street, was hanged this morning. The drop fell at 21 and a half inches, his neck broke, a convulsive twitch occurred, and Mirdaeo was pronounced dead at once.

Ersey Nicola Marduco Colgate Street

Segregation of Colored Children Debate Meeting

A Newark lawyer invites the Colored Republicans county committee to a meeting at the Dix Building to discuss policy on segregation in schools. The note notes concerns about the school board and potential future actions amid community debate and participation.

A. B. Cover Newark Colored Republicas Soflon If School Board Coeen Casamitian Anders His

Two Slayers Named in Miss Allinson Case

In a terse city dispatch two suspects are identified as Miss Allinson’s alleged killers. Details remain scant amid ongoing investigation.

Miss Allinson

Movement After That $350000 Fight Against the Pest

A Newark health conference reviews the push for a $350000 expense to destroy mosquito breeding in New Jersey. Entomologists and officials discuss draining salt marshes at 3500 acres site, bids, and costs per acre, with projects in Elizabeth and other towns.

Manjuito Newark Harpans Miller Orange W. 8 Dirbrow Booker H. F. Grady Wort Santos Kai Menith Newark Board of Health Smith Lane New York Tom Elizabeth Weir Hinigh Sanwaseay

Highwaymen kill husband and wound wife in Ber ardtown ambush

In Ber ardtown, Cheater County, Boyd Carpenter, a prominent resident, was shot and killed by highwaymen who struck Mrs Carpenter as she returned home from Cantonville. She was mortally wounded but is believed to survive. The attack led to a large manhunt with locals hopeful of prompt arrests. Carpenter was a grandson of ex Prothonotary Jean Carpenter of Dewal. Authorities in Contengine and Bernardtown are pursuing the case.

Philadelphia Berardtown Cheater County Boyd Carpenter Terena Carpenter Derera Hushend Jeane Dewal Contengine Bernardtown

The City Hall Renovation Plans Up for Discussion

A City Council Public Grounds and Buildings Committee meeting at City Hall will consider repairing the building and various interior changes. Proposals include moving the market, reorganizing rooms for departments, and freeing space for two companies occupying the northern end of the third story.

City Council Sheme el Aril Kra

Death by Own Action Tied to Wheeler’s Death Case

A garbled report links a death to actions surrounding General Wheeler and references Mrs. Margaret Dalley and Mrs. Halley in Washington society. The text recounts despondency following a husband’s death and a scandal involving perfume and status, with unclear details about location and outcomes.

Chicago Jav Anmeph Wheeler Sharaisa House Margaret Bailey Dalley Washington Uuband Hee Sean Yolsee

Reception to Miss Julia Brodrick Event Honors Local Notables

A reception honoring Miss Julia Brodrick features a long list of attendees including Mr Donough, Lavery, Lehman, Agnes, Bealtice, Ward Brodrick, Wick, Schmidt, Wal, Morgen, and Frederick Witkas. Guests gather at a private home on Warren Street to celebrate the birthday anniversary in a social gathering atmosphere.

Jelia Beierick Jonaypr Sara the Minsee Kate MrDonough Airy Lavery Aan Lehman Agnes Ita Bealtice

Wall Street Trading Starts Weak Amid Thin Activity

The New York stock market opened with a thin, unsettled tone and slight fluctuations. Trading focused on major banking interests and a few rail and industrial shares, with limited movement and scattered gains among some issues.

Broad Street property sale and planned renovations

The Emat Jersey and Tiroad Streets property, once owned by the Hooker estate, sold to Henry M. Ilyuna of Newark for about 65 thousand dollars. Moses Mendel Jr, agent, plans major renovations starting April 1, with upper floors to house a modern office and ground-floor tenants to relocate. Ground-floor tenants have not yet been told, and current stores include Saunders hardware and McClos drug store, with new ownership affecting curb frontage and future tenants.

Emat Jersey and Tiroad Streets Hooker Henry M. Ilyuna Newark Hyama Monon Mendel, Jr Nardew Wa J. Hiller Miron, Indien Wiley Wi? Prva Tovatate Comeratore Isry HD Saunders’ Hardware McClos United States Mondal William Aioe Henry

Lincoln Birthday Fees and Legal Notices Overview

Fragmentary OCR item references Lincoln birthday, legal fees, and officials Wiefstain and Hofmann. Details are unclear but indicate a municipal or legal notice affecting fees or assessments.

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