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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1906

Page

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New Home for Nurses Planned Ambulance House and Dormitory

Public appeal for funds to build a brick ambulance house and a female dormitory on hospital grounds. Plans call for a three story brick facility with stables for horses and space for several nurses, to relieve current cramped quarters and support patient care. Proposals place the new structures behind the Blake Memorial for Women and on private ground to be purchased near Lafayette and Bald streets.

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Robert O'Neill Fractures Skull After Night Incident

A widowed man about 45, Robert ONeill, reported skull fracture following a night incident at Beveren near Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. He was brought to the Rivusae for treatment and fined for the incident arising during the late hours.

Robert O'Neill Beveren Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Wis O'Neill

Prominent Roselle Man Dies at Poughkeepsie

A Roselle resident, Henry T. Tosad, died after a long illness at Poughkeepsie. He returned home the week before and planned to spend time in New York. Survived by a daughter, Mrs Barry Rotelle. He was a member of the Fieruan Council and Worh dr, OO, Ae M. of Roselle.

Building plans outline tower and street-anchored complex

The design aims to meet engineering Department stability requirements for wind resistance. The main building will be fourteen stories tall with an adjacent eleven story wing on Liberty Street. Including the tower, the entire complex rises as a notable urban structure.

Ing Liberty Street

Hartie to Face Hearing Over Divorce Conspiracy Charge

Pittsburg July 7 Augustus Hartie the millionaire wallpaper maker who sued his wife for divorce saved himself up last night and was admitted to bail for 3000 on a conspiracy charge connected with the divorce. John L Welshamon and Attorne Ed J Hartje also surrendered and demanded hearing, posting similar bail as authorities push for a final conclusion.

Pittsburg Augustus “Hartie John Li Welshona Ferguson Toomany Augnatus Hartje John L Welshamm Attorne Ed J. Hartje M. King Chiwon Street Aldermen B

General Funston Rebukes Court Martial Rant

A garbled OCR record shows General Funston rebuking a court martial concerning Arthur Armstrong and Piva, with fragmented phrases referencing officials and actions. The readable names hint at military figures and a contested trial, but the text is largely indecipherable.

Funston Arthur Armstrong Yromen Graham

Saloonmen Ice Company to Reopen Plant with New Machinery

The Saloonmen's Ice Company plans a full manufacture restart at a New York facility after a fire damaged plant. Estimated losses reach $15,000. A new company will assume control next Thursday as P. J. Newee acts as agent. Local saloonmen are lining up to support the reorganization and plant modernization.

Consumete Ice Company Btate Jerald Biriweed Many Posseanlim P. J. Newee Wals Ts Rad Hedales

Army Navy Circles Plan Fleet Yard Turret Gases Sale

Army and Navy officials discuss a plan to remove a turret gun from the Texas navy yard and likely resell it aboard a ship. The note mentions arrangements by a Wilmington company and ongoing talks about the disposal of the remaining armament and related fittings.

Fragmentary note on local names and dates in Cranford era

A garbled passage mentions several local names and places such as Cranford and Foal with scattered hints of events and ages. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent actions or outcomes to summarize beyond these references.

Transport on a Reef Off Guam As Weather Helps

Navy dispatches report transport Thomas Ihore stranded on a reef near Guam. Fair weather may enable salvage as Commander Potts records attempts to pull free with tugs and a supply ship, noting no reported damage but uncertainty about escape.

Ington Son“ Jr Thomas Destruciom Guam Lips Ney Froom Teloplin M. Potts U. & Naval Athtion Angeher Fransport Aled Mander Potte Fignae

Stuart Officially Notified of Nomination for Governor

Philadelphia July 7 Former Mayor Riwin G Stuart of the city received at his Oak Lane home the official announcement of his nomination by the Republican party for governor from Martin L Olmsted chairman of the state convention The nomination marks a milestone in his political career as the party lines up behind his candidacy

Philadelphia St Oak Lane Riwin G. Stuart Congress Martin L. Olmsted Republican Party

Joseph Chamberlain Birthday Celebrated in Biradognem Faglana

July 7 report notes a remarkable tribute to the Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain former secretary of state for the colonies. The city gathers as the populace joins in a twentieth anniversary tribute with honors and public displays marking his career and influence.

Biradognem Faglana Joseph’ Chamberlain Chamberlain Itis Tee Sa Irs Brittatratateagman Ratty Yeers

Panama Bonds Initiative Receives Early Favor

A Panama bond proposal in Weabington aims to raise funds for Kee Kins Casa construction. The plan foresees governing body support, with preliminary bids and a review of payments and timing.

Weabington Wey Hbét

Hearst Out of Race and Endorses Bryan Folk Taft

The transcript summarizes Hearst declining a presidential run in 1908 while praising Bryan Folk and Bailey as potential Democratic leaders. It notes Hearst’s support for Bryan and emphasizes a split view within the party, with mentions of Folk and Bailey as influential figures and a possible cross-endorsement discussion. The piece references a San Francisco report and remarks by Hearst about party machinery and reform.

San Fremcisco Williams Randolph Heart New York Etd Bee Siewell Suk Hearst Bryan Wervicgs Folk Halley Imust Stere Foll Imain Servicen Afi Oltisana Balleshibet Bailey Jefferson Livcoln Roakelal Tad Stevenvon

Governor criticizes French Lick gambling and Taggart statement

Indiana Governor denounces Taggart’s claim as a joke and warns that the French Lick gambling activity has not been tolerated. He cites prior casino openings and a temporary ban, insisting enforcement continues and disputes any promises to halt gambling. Public officials express concern over casino operations and provincial opposition.

Indiana Indianapolis Hanry Yetterdey Monte Carson Baden Taggart Gindale Ag Rt

Textile workers wages advance in Fall River strike

Reported tensions over wage increases at Fall River textile mills as workers staged actions and negotiations continued last night. The scene centered on the Williges Works Company where operators faced reductions and calls for higher pay amidst a broader wage dispute across the industry.

Fall River UaMahaia

Thaws Counsel Shift Strategy In Murder Case

New York defense lawyers propose a change of plan in the Harry Thaw murder case. Instead of arguing insanity, they seek a commission to determine Thaws mental state. The move follows revelations about relations between Stanford White and Mrs Thaw. Dr Allan McLene Hamilton examined Thaw at the tombs before a courtroom session.

New York Lfe Harry Thaw Stanford White Thaw Rohe Allan McLene Hamilton Sinalit Ie Naestantle Hamilton

Our Soldiers Finest in the World Build and Bearing

Washington July 7 military appearance of American troops surprised George W Winter of London invited by the War Department to study uniform improvements. He urged designs to align U S gear with British style says Americans must match world leading dress and bearing. Winter is quoted praising British soldiers as best in the world.

Washington Americas George W. Winter London Ae American Tha World Wintel Om Tadave New York Aden

Turmoil at Lafayette Home Fire Kills Six Children

A deadly fire in Lafayette Indiana at the home of Rolomen Gabbs last night claimed six children and left others badly burned or suffocated. Mrs Bargh Gobba and several adults were injured as families frantically escaped. Fire officials described the scene as chaotic with improvised escapes and rapid spread.

Lateyatte, Inc Rolomen Gabbs Mis Arab Gobba Ochta Burnett Bok Will Reverer Bargh Gobba Zeery Quy Hyern Wld Brooks Ausiniaing Balatul Raferies

Fire at Camden plant damages coke operation

Camden July 7 Fire broke out at 1 o clock in the morning at the United Coke and Gas Company subsidiary of the Public Service Corporation at the corner of Mowat and Vernogairant. The blaze, possibly caused by combustion or hot coke, caused about 925,000 in losses and covered by a tall, asbestos-like parapet.

Camden United Coke and Gee Companysa 8 Corporatio Mowat Vernogairant

Clark on Interstate Commerce Commission report

Fragmentary text references Mr Clark and the Interstate Commerce Commission. No clear events, dates, or named organizations other than the Commission appear. The readable portions hint at ongoing labor or strike context but lack concrete details.

Clark Interstate Commerce Commission Dyevors Clark Waa & Mamber Ayibrecite Goal Commission Gio Opera

Saloonkeepers Brace for Enforced Excise Law Test

City saloonkeepers warn they will comply with the new excise statute as it takes effect, with officials inspecting tomorrow. The law restricts selling liquor to minors and requires removal of street obstructions, while authorities plan to designate sections for enforcement and assess open doors and visible interiors.

Hily Waloon Pelle Tha-Atreet

Successful Guu Graduates in Shoei Style

The fragmentary note reports graduates named Guu and Shoei in a scene titled Successful Guu Graduates. It mentions a ceremony in a screened setting and hints at celebratory context, but lacks clear dates, organizations, or locations for concrete detail.

Guu Fone Shoei Sereen

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