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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1906

Page

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Love and Threats in Promised Marriage Suit

A Polish immigrant, Alles Julia Agocheck, sues Joseph Stanachef of Plainfield for 5000 dollars in a breach of promise case. She alleges he enticed her to come to America by promising marriage, supported her passage, and then delayed marriage while pressuring her with threats after two months. The testimony includes travel from Vuland and lodging with a fellow countryman.

Joseph Stanachef Plainfield Alles Julia Agocheck William Newcorn Jagt Vuland America Stanacher Stanachef

Track Walker Killed by Train at Aldene

A Central Railroad track walker named Rondlie Jani, 22, was struck and killed by No 44 near Aldene on Saturday night at around 10. The body was taken to the Undertaker Prall. He is survived by a widow and three children residing in Austria.

Rondlie Jani Peter Oren Central Railroad Kirk-Pine-abreetens Aldene Nat Fine Barwire Prall Auattia

Thieves Visit Roselle Homes

Rovelle January 20 thieves forced entry at Frank Trewin’s Sixth Avenue residence and rifled pockets for small coins. Clothes found discarded in locked yard. A later attempt to enter the home of J. Veghtyy on First Avenue was thwarted when he fired several shots after hearing noises.

Rovelle Frank Trewin Sixth Avenue Citat Mr. Trewin Firat Mr.Veghte

Lost satchel of valuables near East Grand Street

A hand satchel containing $60, a gold watch and chain, small change and keys was lost Saturday afternoon by an Indy on East Grand Street. A reward is offered. The scene involved a shopper on Broad with Grand Street, who paused to adjust parcels before continuing homeward. The article records confusion and a search for the missing satchel.

Indy East Grand Streat Grand Street Cele Tehel

Morando Arrest Leads to Court Appearance

Mrs. Morando was arrested after an incident described as causing police trouble. Judge Sabon presided as the case went to court yesterday with Morando remarking that she regretted not striking the officer, while police escorted her to the holding area.

Annie Morando Copia van

Obituary notices include Frances K Johnson and others

Frances K Johnson of Union Township widow of Charles H Jolnagn died at home on Morrin Avenue after a long residence there She was daughter of Jonathan Hoyt native of Connecticut survived by one daughter and one sister Funeral services by Rev John R Atkin of Trinity Episcopal Church will be at Windsor and Evergreen Cemetery Interment The report also notes James Hastings 20 son of James and Nora M Hastings died after two weeks illness He was in public schools and belonged to Small Parts Black Aid and Benefit Society and Ancient Order of Hibernians No 19 Catherine Ketley died at home 40 and was a communicant of St James Church

Samuel Neuwirth Merker Offtelala Neuwirth Newark Issary Neuwirt Otlers I Frias Singar New York Detestixa Berenie Griffen W Ho James C. Connolly Ail Wroome Street New Toriah Giare Frances K. Johnson Frances Edwards Johnson Charles Henry Jolnagn Morrin Avenue Union ‘Township Jonathan Ki. Hoyt Union Airs Johnson Fe Connecticut John KR. Atkinwm Trinity Epic Church Winstersioon Evergreen Cemetery James A. Hastings A. Hastings Catherine Street James Lnte Nora M. Hast Jlview Small Parte T Factory Small Parte Bick Aid and Benefit Society Ancient Order of Hibernians Hantings Green Pees

Shipyard suit over Japan bonus dispute heads to trial

Electric Boat Company sues Bayonne based shipbuilder alleging promised bonuses for crew of five submarines built for Japan were due after return home. Plaintiffs claim $100 each as a promised bonus and overtime pay, while defendants cite a prior agreement and seek a compromise. Court actions adjourned as negotiations continue.

Ioreptrf- Strech Charles F. Ebbt Kleetiv Boat Company Bayonne Huiktera Japan Neotiene Tient Arthur Bushs Agrevamenty Bie Fisel Sompainy Arthn Bush Creterat ‘Shipyard Company

Master Builders Big Agreement Reached in Westfield

Arbitration committee of Master Masons and Bricklayers Union No 34 meet in Westfield Cranford and Boyle to finalize terms. Names such as John F Callahan Michael Hulem and Martin Behaffer appear in the readable portions, with sparse references to involved parties and locations. The fragmentary OCR suggests a formal settlement or negotiation among trade unions and builders indicating an accord on working conditions or wages.

Westfield Jam Master Masons” and Bricklayers’ Union Cranford and Boyle Med Gott Hazel John Um Gi Lang Martin Behaffer John F Callahan Abil Michael Hulem

Freight Robbery at Lyons Farms Unfolds in Pursuit

John Williamson of Lyons Farms discovers brass hidden beneath a stack and watches as two men load a wagon with loot. When he pursues, the robbers drop one sack and escape, pursued by Williamson and his son through Springfield toward Newarl and Tenth precincts.

John Williamson Lyons Farms Williamson Wilitanon Williamaont John Arassone Deans Fortes

Gorton Printers and Union Trade Facts

Fragmentary OCR mentions Gorton Printers and MOFE-TOATRIKE with Typographical Union No. 1a. A union rating yesterday noted one member described as a woman, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms.

Mofe-Toatrike Reatoo Masa

Carnation Day Observance Honors President McKinley

Washington reports Carnation Day observed across the Capitol and White House venues. Thousands wore the flower, with bouquets on desks and in Cabinet quarters. Schools held brief patriotic observances and merchants sold carnations in unprecedented numbers.

Washington Capitol President McKinley White House Agricultural Department Bert Loeb Ila Muarigensre

Two Bodies Saved From Cremation After Fire in Philadelphia

A destructive morning fire at Oliver H Baie's undertaking establishment, 151 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, caused extensive damage up to 50,000 dollars. Matron Casselle reportedly saved the lives of all patients as two bodies were spared from cremation.

Philadelphis Philadelphie Fan Oliver H. Baie Airec Casselle

Mad dog rounds school district walloping residents

A large Newfoundland went on a morning rampage near Ellesbeth Avenue and Spring Street biting several people including a man on the leg and a woman, then frightening children en route to school. Police Brogan and Wind tracked the animal, delivering a fatal shot ending its terror after it had already wounded multiple victims that day.

Ellesbeth Avenue Spring Street New Foundland Tiller Rogan Officer Wind Troyan Tiret Elizabeth Avenue Spring Teoumera South Park Street Willian Perrine Livingston Uns Emphiye Node Elsbeth Avenue Brogan Dwyer Beltemoyer

Remains of Major General Joseph Wheeler Laid to Rest

Major General Joseph Wheeler's remains arrived in Arlington after lying in state at St. John's Church Washington. Cavalry and infantry veterans from the Civil War and Spanish American War formed the escort as the funeral procession moved to the cemetery. President Roosevelt and Cabinet members attended the 2 o'clock service. The ceremony featured a wreath from the United Daughters of the Confederacy and floral tributes from the White House and others. The era of two wars and Confederate service framed the solemn tribute.

Washington Jen Joseph “Wheeler Arlington Virginia Mage St. John’s Episcopal Church White House Confederacy A.D. C Roosevelt Army Sa Stuad ‘Cates A.bures St. Eepee Hatha Unes Peat Engineers Sieasteatioe i Thay Atlanta Lal

Wall Street Trading Dips Amid Rumors Of Coal Pool Rift

In New York trading fluctuated irregularly during the early session with narrow movements yet an overall steady tone. Wall Street fans market talk of a rift between coal pool members and a rival buyer, affecting Reading stock and bonds held firm as speculation waned.

New York Orm Timburs Twonerdha Meir Meir Arvociates, Who Was A Agureesiye Waa Aby Wens

Bankers Conference Advocates Stability Amid Inquiry

New Jersey and New York bankers met in Trenton to discuss unity and the integrity of state banks and trust companies. Officials emphasize orderly finances, stating no banks have failed, while banking and insurance regulators offer full transparency and welcome investigations to assess all trust firms operating under state authority.

Secrat New York New State Department David D. Watkins Jersey Trust Company

Denmark's King Dead Ends Era of Scandinavian Rule

King Christian of Denmark dies after a long reign of almost half a century. Born in Copenhagen, his death shocks Europe as the Grandfather of Europe. succession plans for Norway loom amid royal mourning. The funeral and state rites are expected to mirror an era ending.

Copsahayen Reonal Fin Dodanie Predarick Europa

Indictments Against Beaver Sustained In Calgmayay Court

Justice Gould of the Supreme Court overruled earlier rulings and sustained indictments against George Beaver former superintendent of salaries and allowances in the Post Office Department charged with misconduct. The case, heard in Washington, centers on alleged improper actions and corruption linked to official duties.

Washington Gould Supreme Court of the

Washington's Tome Preservation Patched by Chinese Mission

A fragmentary report notes a Chinese mission at Washington discussing the preservation of George Washington’s tome. It mentions the Petemec department and a brigging office, with a late morning report of Stanley winning a thirty mile race.

Washington Tome Serperia Chinese Calis George Washington Senre Stanley Oren Pie

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