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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
1
A garbled eyewitness piece describes cannons, rifles, and flames as crowds flee a major disturbance. Police presence and detentions are noted amid tents and fires, with scattered phrases implying casualties and defensive actions by authorities.
Fragmentary report notes a complainant hesitating during coverage for Flow Bass, without gloves, as details on hold and never being able to grasp the matter remain unclear.
A brief item reports an explosion in a boy's pocket near Stland involving Deerking. The fragment mentions a road and a date or time reference but details are unclear from the OCR.
A brief readable notice reports two young men from Degwig, Mir and Mrs Joopph Baxinthi, engaged in an event Monday afternoon near the Mager establishment. Both are employed there and the incident remains under local inquiry.
Italian residents joined a local parade and picnic organized by the National Deseitial Society, with participants listing various community figures and local groups amid festive activities and a communal gathering.
A city board met Saturday night to review the Adelphia affair and a contractor hired to operate ditching machines along the Central railroad tracks. Concerns cited include machine failures, slow work pace, and questions about liability and profits. The board authorized a formal contract and directed the city clerk to pursue the contractor, while noting ongoing issues with dead-animal removal.
The health officer's report for the past month cites beariet fever with 14 cases and 2 deaths, typhoid fever with 2 deaths, diphtheria with 61 cases and 2 deaths, plus 112 disinfections. The summary notes 18 measles cases and 1 death.
Reported from Fhindssia that Kalaz Potemkin arrived with demands for rations and provisions while a doctor was taken. A reserve officer observed the vessel and mentioned safety concerns during the stay as a merchant steamer faced tensions and unclear civil actions.
Partial OCR fragment shows a dispute over storage charges and goods held by a watchman. Sion denies Martin’s claim for recovery of debt and storage fees, asserting the company did not authorize or control the goods. Content is incomplete and lacks full context.
A man described as the stepfather was arrested and held for peace. He appeared in court with bail set at 4200 dollars. Officer Orthlut reported the incident and noted the involved parties, while the accused could not recall the details.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a theft case with names like Michael Beatty and Reuteky, plus misheard terms. The readable portion is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or location for a reliable summary.
JolacW aged about ten died after a delay incident on February street. Authorities report the boy's death occurred in the early afternoon and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
Great international motor contest in France reports that Richard Brazier’s machine won the Gordon Bennett Cup. Three American cars started the perilous Auvergne course from Las Champs near Paris. A Lanciau crash at fifty miles per hour was noted among the starters.
Asemoy man Eidward Coyne, admitted with illness, shows slight improvement today. The report notes his son was very sick but present care kept him stable. by order of the hospital staff, no visitors are allowed to enter the patient space.
Markets opened with lower prices on Wall Street as London price declines prompted early selling. Traders monitored overseas cues for direction and potential rebound.
A rider was injured when thrown from a trolley car during a collision or sudden stop. Rescue crews responded as bystanders helped place the injured person on a stretcher and transport to a local hospital for treatment.
Baltimore July 5 The city hosts Christian Endeavor delegates for the international convention with preparations underway at Awolosk. By evening the events include the trustees business session victors including treasurer William and auditor Wel Kidder, with Francis Ei. Clark absent in silk attire as officers are elected today by the trustees.
The article describes attendees heading to a Pennsylvania rally to watch a Protestant convention. It mentions Alvin and Bethany names, Amelia, and a Y P S C E group from a First Protestant Church. The piece hints the convention will continue through the afternoon with varied speakers and proceedings.
The steamship Advance arrived with the body of Ramuel Y. Hirde, secretary to the Governor of the canal zone. He was to wed Miss Gladys Brandon, daughter of a prominent Paramar merchant, when he fell ill to yellow fever.
Leanders defeated Vespors on a Heley course in a tense match. Betaao of Philadelphia led the Leanders with decisive play as the rival team sought an upset.
In Wade Memorial Church Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland Ohio a simple and impressive service for John Hay was held at 11 o clock President Roosevelt Elihu Root and other mourners attended The casket lay under colored light the floral offerings varied The officiating pastor Dr Hiram C Haydn bowed over the casket Mrs Hay sat near President Roosevelt and son relatives were present The service included a hymn and scripture reading from Old Stone Church pastor A B Maldrom delivered the memory remarks
The fragment notes grants tied to Ys ln and chi odin Ld, with unclear dates or entities. The readable items point to a local funding summary or committee update, featuring BS Sora in connection with the grants and missing full contextual details.
Fiorenes Robertson was taken from the trolley waiting room reportedly in a diminished mental state. Authorities committed her to the pouty hail for evaluation and care.
A Battin High School alumni gathering will convene tomorrow at 8 pm at the residence of a former student, Witt. The event aims to reconnect alumni and discuss ongoing reminiscences and school memories.
Gloeckner's Philharmonic Orchestra performs this evening at Coopers Cafe in Jerz. The venue is prepared for a petite concert, featuring selections from the standard repertoire.
A garbled note references a flag-raising event led by School Commissioner Tholias Re at 2a Ok Street Le. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but imply an official ceremony involving educational administration and local officials.
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