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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1907
Page
1
The Rev Dr Henry Mott at Westminster Presbyterian denounces Sunday ball playing by professional teams while praising the Grand Jury presentment. He argues for one seventh rest for workers and urges open parks, stricter liquor controls, and fair enforcement of the Sabbath law amid city officials’ replies he calls irrelevant.
A fragmented passage reports pastors discussing Sunday observance and religious support patterns. References to Blaschke and local figures hint at a statewide sentiment survey, with mentions of views on church influence and public life amidst political context.
Lawyer Schleimer pressed to free George A Sayre an elderly witness jailed in the Rush murder case. The Court of Quarter Sessions was told by Assistant Prosecutor English there is no official basis for bail in such matters, with the judge to hear further direct applications.
Charles Linsky, 19, of 109 Wall Street, was taken to Alexandian Hospital with a stab wound to the stomach after an incident alleged to involve Ada Saratus of the same address. Linsky said he was in bed when attacked. Patrolman Colyell arrested Saratus, who was identified by Linsky as the assailant, and Tony Maxulia was taken as a witness. Both remain in custody as the investigation continues.
The state brought charges of assault and battery against Harry Kohn Kenan Schuyler Hanson Robinson and Thomas Gwathney for an alleged attack on Adolph Ponle a Cranford township special officer. The case opened in the Court of Quarter Sessions after 11 am and likely dominated the day’s proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a trial involving Max Fern and bondsman, with the October term of Court referenced and an officers of Quarter Sessions court setting. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Samuel Walpole aged 67 a Civil War veteran of Eleventh New Jersey Volunteers dies after four months illness at Beoth-Plains Hotel. His wife died fifteen years ago leaving a family. Also notice of Mrs Sarah Dick age 41 of 954 Magnolia Avenue who died Saturday leaving nine children. Funeral at St Patrick's Church led by Rev Father Lundy then Mount Olivet Cemetery. Herman Ebert year employed in sewing works dies at home 520 Court Street. Joseph Conred son of Joseph and Jennie Gourad dies at 142 Bond Street.
A fragmented 1906 notice notes a TA excursion with 1,906 persons traveling by Pack Saturday. It mentions departures east and renewals, with a plan to ensure the course remains active and ragas? The readable text is obscured but implies a large group event and schedule details.
At Trenton by 2 PM only twenty three Assembly members were present and Senate officials reported no session. Democrats may seek to adjourn tomorrow while the governor’s reform bills loom, with a civil service measure possibly recalled. Governor Stokes announced the session would be Friday if convened.
The Bohnenviertel Association marked its tenth anniversary with Saturday events. William Hagel performed at Breidt's Park under Union Square Amusement, with Harry Idelson and Martin Bracken directing. Prof. Mason provided music and Jacob Reider served dinner. Committee members included M. Donahue, R. Burke, and Koeffer.
Paris July 8 reports say Major Alfred Dreyfus intends to retire from the army, a move that has stirred strong national reactions and sparked speculation about his future status and possible reinstatement. The dispatch notes significant public interest and the affair’s persistent political impact.
A compact sale notice advertises a mill end sale at bargain prices. It promotes extensive discounts on various goods from the Pid store, urging shoppers to visit during the event.
About 200 survivors of the Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers left Jersey City with wives and families for Fredericktown Maryland to attend a reunion and unveil a shaft honoring their regiment. The group rode in five Pullman cars and will visit the Monocacy battlefield, with a schedule including a parade and memory gathering.
New York警方 reports eighteen thousand dollars in gold and silver coins hidden by John Babcock known as Sitent Mil der who allegedly concealed the hoard yesterday at New York town. The find sparks a police inquiry as authorities seek to recover the treasure and uncover the full details of the case.
Fragmentary text references Rev Yerk and Wheat with garbled names and numbers. No clear event, date, or concrete outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Dr Julian Thomas renowned balloonist suffers severe injuries in an automobile wreck near Belmar New Jersey his leg may be amputated despite attempts to save it His wife rushes from a New Jersey resort town to New York for news and support as doctors weigh drastic measures and his high profile career hangs by a thread
An automobile collision on the embankment in Minnesota left a person severely injured and died today from the sustained injuries. Authorities said the crash occurred when the vehicle struck the embankment and overturned. The investigation continues to determine the exact cause and any contributing factors.
Morning snippet from E and Atwater at Spros shows a representing party, unclear names, and possible dealer or attorney notation. Content is incomplete with several garbled terms and lacks clear action.
Fragmentary police notes recount a case involving Remene and Mim WHE, noting two wounds and a charge against Warren for alleged violations. The garbled text hints at weapon and arrest details, with lines suggesting advertising or citations.
In New York on July 8 Milton Alvin a plasterer with Crust Company of America attacked three fellow workers with a pick on a narrow scaffold injuring Sullivan and Reilly who suffered skull fractures and will die while Michael Reilly is dying Edwin Smith is badly wounded Alvin was severely cut and captured by police after the violence on the Wall Street jobsite
New York Philadelphia case details a Supreme Court order to open Mrs Laura M Carter’s deposit box to examine $25,000 believed tied to former Teller Chester B Runyon’s theft from Windsor Trust. Attorney J J Rollins and Assistant District Attorney Corrigan oversee proceedings as Carter maintains she received only $9,000 and returned it. Runyon asserts $15,000 was given and $10,000 vanished. Detectives scout two men linked to Carter who may have aided disposal of Runyan’s loot.
Chicago readers report Judge Landi presiding over a case involving the OUGTRI IL-TRUST. Attorneys argued innocence while the court considered the fire incident charges. The judge adjourned proceedings and set final judgment for August 3 at 10:00 AM.
In New York City at South Ferry Station Curtis a Black man narrowly avoided lynching after pushing Geteman George Detsinger before an oncoming train. Detsinger died at hospital from injuries. A mob taunted Curtis and police dispersed the attackers, with the crowd fleeing as officers pursued.
Blimbeths W C TU plans an anti wide open Sunday campaign with a main meeting at Fulton Street M E Church next Thursday at 2 30 oclock Clergymen are expected to attend and Rev Dr William Woollare Youngston of St James Church will address the gathering.
A report from Herrin, Illinois, stating five people were killed in a Burlington wreck. The information arrives via Belfast teletypes, with haste on the developing story and no further details yet available.
New York City Mayor dismisses Corporation Counsel William B. Ellison this afternoon. Epstein reports the action as a decisive administrative shift with no immediate replacements named and the city department awaiting further announcements.
Detectives detained saloon keepers for Sunday selling while officers faced resistive proprietors on Elizatmth avenue and Trumbull street. Fitzgibbons posted $200 bond after arrest for excise violations. Board to review 15 downtown sites with about thirty violations reported. traffic remained heavy near ferry and rail routes.
N Y July 19 traders masked fractions and fluctuated after early weakness. Market sources note limited strength, then a late rally amid cautious sentiment as wider indices influenced activity.
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