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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
1
A man shot and killed his son and wounded another child in a fatal incident at Cocoa Tin Te Da Se, then fled. Police and hospital reports indicate the attacker died later, while witnesses describe screams and gunfire. Investigation ongoing.
In Vere Tex a sermon at St Patrick's morning preached by Dean Voartin Gessier criticizes the Excise Board. He claims corrupt actions and asserts the board misused funds, denouncing predatory practices and urging reform as the crowd listens. The session closes after midnight with attendees leaving quietly.
A court session is scheduled for March 14 to hear the tax law dispute involving the Flin versus sey Company case and related constitutional questions. The proceedings, held in the northern district, aim to resolve issues over corporate tax measures and enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a storage warehouse on Jefferson Avenue with furniture and office items, listing rooms and shipment details. The text mentions a warehouse with spaces for storage and a variety of items possibly including furniture and office fixtures, though specifics are unclear.
In a crowded court, the murder case against Jacobson and co-defendants was adjourned today after motions and pleas. The presiding judge and attorneys discussed jury considerations as witnesses and family members waited, with Jacobson reportedly planning to enter no jury plea.
The third petit jury panel for January term of court was drawn by Sheriff Kirktami before Judge Atwatey. Twenty from this city selected. jurors include Eliabeth George, S. Mills, Thomas H. Fuuths, George Messig, De Wi Jones Jr, and many others. The panel will hear Welter Jacobson, indicted for murder, chosen from this panel rather than last week’s draw.
An Italian liner suffered severe damage during a violent storm at sea. The ship endured rough seas, with rails bent and compartments damaged, forcing passengers to endure bruising and injuries as crew and passengers braced for impact. Seas and winds caused heavy water intrusion aboard during the worst weather on record.
Board members press for state or city action to grant Fire Department commissioners a fixed salary of 500 a year. discussions note amendments and potential bills, with contention over who should introduce and fund the pay raise. Officials say department wages lag behind peers, and an appropriation of 9000 may be sought to support a raise.
A garbled report notes a mass casualty incident involving Japanese and Koreans in South Michigan with unspecified actors and unclear motives. Officials, police, and local agencies are referenced as responding to the incident with varying details. The fragmentary text suggests tension and potential retaliation, but specifics remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reports a bigamy case involving a named individual. The text references alleged marriage irregularities, court actions, and associated dates, with unclear surrounding details.
A parish fair is held to aid St Marys with attendees invited to the fair and related events. The program includes a stage with performances, community booths, and a focus on school and church fundraising activities, with volunteers coordinating rides and food stalls for parishioners and neighbors.
An explosion at Leroy New York injures twenty one people and fatally hurts others. The incident occurred at a lodging house or nearby facility with numerous residents affected and responders rushing to the Genesee Motel area to assist.
Fragmentary text alleges a Berlin doctor referenced as Cook and mentions a hospital in North Pali with uncertain details about a person named Hebebbenick. The garbled passages mix names, places, and dates, making the core event unclear.
A garbled garbled report states Dr Oberly is not improving and references a hospital in New York City. The text mentions a patient and a funeral undertaker D. J. Leonard, with further garbled details about a hospital and services.
The article chronicles Count Deapell Cilhon de Zalesti, a long hospitalized figure in Vas My aU Hietle, detailing a life of complex roles, military service, and prominent social ties. It notes his ancestry, family links, and the notable events surrounding his public and private life as reported by the era.
A report details a violent incident at Maple Avenue involving a saloon grant dispute, an attack in which a man was knocked out and robbed near Trenton. Police and witnesses described a fight with multiple bystanders and a later pursuit toph the area, with investigations continuing.
The document records a meeting led by Judge Mahon of the United Holy Name, noting attendees and remarks. It mentions secretary roles, meeting outcomes, and references to local officials and a Perseverance event, with scattered names and places. The text is fragmented OCR, but highlights a formal gathering led by Judge Mahon and mentions related community figures.
A garbled report from Fort Ill discusses illness affecting a public figure and their possible absence from legislative activities. The text mentions caution about attendance, potential threats, and a note about a studio and photographs by Mair & Bom at 166 East Jersey Street.
Mis Telegraph discusses calls for a 0 percent wage increase for miners amid union activity. It covers the United Mine Workers of America push, potential impacts on machine mining, dry cork, and yardage costs, and notes ongoing talks with officials about a national approach and potential coal strike repercussions. The piece cites statements by union leaders and references the broader labor conference and anticipated responses from industry and government.
A brisk travel item reports international visitors aboard a steamship arriving in San Francisco. The narrative, though garbled, references various vessels and itineraries ending with Union Business College as a named institution and Newark's Elisabeth Daily presence.
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