03 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
1
A garbled OCR text shows partial phrases about a struggle with an undertaker and various unclear references. It mentions a Saturday pestering incident and a character named Potles, with little coherent context or identifiable events.
The brief notice reports a convention of the Na held at Asbury Park with July dates mentioned. The readable text is fragmented but indicates a conference event occurring today or soon with limited detail on participants or schedule.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a vehicle in motion with a girl and a truck or trolley. The legibility is poor, but appears to mention tracking and a possible roadside scene with bystanders or officials. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Mra. Emily E Willaston writes to City Council urging improvements in the police court. The communication calls attention to alleged details and requests that the court be properly varied by the judge. The note arrives after a night session.
The hearse bearing Secretary John Hay’s body arrives in Glenville at 1:45 am. A special car accompanies Mrs Hay and party. The body will lie in state at the Chamber of Commerce Building for two days, with troopers guarding the perimeter. President Roosevelt, with cabinet members, will not deliver speeches.
A garbled proclamation from President Roosevelt references Oyster Day on July 3 and the death of Jake Hay, Secretary of State, with scattered fragments outlining official notices and related orders.
Fragmentary dispatches describe ongoing unrest and naval actions around Sevastopol and Nikolayevka Boulevard. Reports claim crews faced mutiny, bombardment risk, and orders from major powers amid stalled harbor operations and disputed ship possessions. Local patrols resume amid cautious harbor activity.
A heavy storm swept northwestern Vermont for 24 hours ending yesterday afternoon causing widespread damage in St. Albans and surrounding districts. Flooding damaged stores and residences, ruined tracks and roadbeds on the Central Vermont line near Cambridge Junction, and led to train cancellations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a petition by Norwegian girls asking King to appoint a younger king candidate. The dated report notes events from July in Balto with unclear names and locations. The text mentions a fearful desire for change and royal succession context amid shaky transcription.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sale notice with unclear item names and missing details. Readable elements imply a local public sale event but specifics such as date, place, and buyer lists are not present.
Reports from Mexico City indicate Guanajuato and surrounding hamlets suffered massive flooding with between 500 and 1,000 deaths. Rivers overflowed, mountains flooded, and Guanajuato city darkened as torrents swept homes, trees, and streets. Dam integrity and exact property losses remain unconfirmed.
A damaged fragment reports Dean Gessner accusing authorities over saloon regulation in Ohio. It notes a stabbing incident near Hin-Church area and a Father Gebwnat involved in a confrontation about saloon openings on Sundays and law enforcement failures.
The council considers bids for the old Hebool No.1 site at East Jersey and Thirl streets after FP. J. & W. HL Ryan offered 0 280. Comptroller reports on a plan to retain the land for a small park and possibly buy a larger area with sale proceeds.
Sailors aboard the Potemkin mutiny amid conflicting aims with some crews seeking surrender to authorities and others pushing to return to Russia. The crew division hints at a broader maritime crisis influencing future actions and potential confrontations with warships.
Anthony Olisbensky, 42, of Routh Amboy, died in a gruesome incident at the Long Branch Railroad depot on Elizabeth Avenue around 10 at night. He was accompanied by his wife.
A trolley accident near Buffalo results in fatalities. Reporting notes suggest a single crew member aboard the vehicle and ongoing investigations. Local authorities and emergency services responded swiftly as investigators compile details of the crash site.
The city faces a 506,058.15 appropriation adjustment for the new year beginning July 1, with an extra 1000 for police and 6218 for firemen. County taxes and school outlays are noted. budget items and introductions are debated amid 1908 legal references and finance committee reviews.
Levy offers deep discounts at Arena yard sale with white linen frock frills priced at 1.98 and other items. Large selection with low prices, highlighting numerous Indies and bulk buys.
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