10 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text reports an incident near Central Railroad at Division Street with a train danger warning and vague names such as Aretlene and Mr. Vem. The garbled line suggests someone was run down by another train, with unclear details and misread names.
The Journal notes diverse designs and folding styles with women featured in an evolving pattern. It highlights opportunities for readers and mentions prices and distribution details, emphasizing a forthcoming event and opportunities for collaboration.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Roland and Lana Newbury in a terse, unclear record referencing ages 15 and aid, with partial names and phrases suggesting a local notice or personal update. No definite event, date, or place is discernible from the readable text.
A fragment from the Journal describes a four year term connected to Max Huhne. The readable text references a board and an Alene arm with head noted, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Doctors examine Edward Coyne in a critical condition at his home 250 West Jersey Street. Family and friends are anxious as officials assess the situation and potential causes of his illness.
Obscure OCR reads ghostly travel mentions Perronal and Mira Tabara. References to Batertay te Atiantic City, Captain Dedn Gasest, naval retreat to Caneds, and a few names like Haney T. Green of De Wit reed. Mentions Spring Laks and Restre Pa with scattered family visits and a misread street scene. The garbled text compiles fragmented community notices and stray references with no coherent event.
Reports from Tokio and Washington today say Japanese forces occupied Karsakovsk on Saghalien. The invasion is linked to a potential peace indemnity plan and the island’s use for convict settlements. Details cite anticipated landing parties and Russian felon populations.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions revolution and a tough scene at sea. It recalls tensions around freedom and a supposed casualty from a food incident linked to a sailor’s death, with unclear names or places.
Fragmentary text indicates negotiations between Russia and Japan were planned after a telegraph report. No clear dates or participants confirmed beyond Portsmouth being mentioned as part of the peace talks discussion.
Fragment reports a store notice with unclear timing and a price 5.5 W. La. Deugion caturd Une te 20 sert en.
President Roosevelt begins his vacation at Opie Bay New York as the routine of leisure settles in. The trip to the seaside targets a quiet period away from the capital with no immediate public events on the calendar.
A reception last night honored Mr and Mrs Henry of Oakland at 530 First Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Thompson, Mr and Mrs John Noon, Mr and Mrs Henry Watson, Mr and Mrs Charles Stanley, Misses Mary Rash Kate Setter Alice and Thowes Blattern, and Mrs OBrien. The Severhows travel south and plan to resume home after the tour.
A fragmented report shows a bail hearing request for Seoduto from Plainneia. The unclear OCR mentions bail demanded and a court action, with references to unnamed individuals and dates. The readable parts point to a legal proceeding seeking release on bail.
A prominent insurance agent was killed in a reported incident involving a person named Walter. Police say the scene occurred under unclear circumstances, with investigations ongoing and limited details released to the public.
York resident Garey Sework Terk faces admonition about daily toil and staying alert at work. The fragment urges a strict morning routine and avoiding fatigue, claiming society benefits from timely, vigorous labor.
The city endured the hottest day yet this year with temperatures near 99 degrees by noon. Two heat victims were treated at Alexian Hospital as officials urged caution. several workers and residents described the oppressive heat and discussed recovery efforts.
New York July 10 a heat wave struck the city causing severe conditions. Emergency services reported two deaths from the extreme temperatures and officials warned residents to stay indoors and stay hydrated during the peak of the five day heat spell.
The Maennerchor held a quiet birthday ceremony for William Krauss of East Third Street. The event featured a decorated hall, illuminated decor, refreshments, and toasts, reflecting a restrained atmosphere as guests offered best wishes.
William Markey, aged 62, is reported dead by his own action in Warren County. The incident is under investigation to determine circumstances and official cause.
A fragmentary report from Covent rooms references an event involving an individual or group with unclear motive. Readable names are not clearly stated, but the text implies a local disturbance or meeting at a specific room, with no dates or concrete actions verified in the legible portion.
Fragmentary OCR text appears chaotic with phrases about infidels and payments. No clear event date or participants are readable. Likely unusable as a stand alone article.
Paterson July 10 A man known as Meantz attempted death by poison and illuminating gas after his marriage proposal to Miss Belle Rosenberg was refused. Police arrived as he prepared to act, aided by the girl and her father who kept watch from a window until officers intervened.
Kansas City reports Tom Lawson unable to speak due to throat issues after recent public appearances. Officials note no need to cancel his speaking dates despite temporary voice loss and ongoing bio safety concerns.
Pittsburg July 1 0 The American Tobacco Company purchases Weyman Bree Pittsburgh largest independent tobacco maker. Weyman will operate its factories under the American company. The sale is part of consolidation and the Weyman firm has been a major competitor to the trust. Deal involves around 500000.
A blaze roared through commercial rows in Milburn Wyoming causing extensive damage to multiple buildings. Authorities estimated losses near fifty thousand dollars as fire departments fought the flames through the night. No further details on casualties or causes available from the fragmentary report.
Readable fragments mention itinerant people and a woman. text unclear on specifics. Distinct names not clearly identified. no verifiable event details or organization.
A report notes the sultan consenting to the distribution of Bibles along a named avenue. The act supports religious outreach and charity through Bible dole programs supported by a CIA related initiative. The event highlights Turkey as the regional focus of the distribution effort.
A chaotic night reports temperance men and dynamite galoons clashing amid erratic events. Descriptions include unease, disrupted businesses, and authorities responding to a brant file incident, with unclear details and incomplete names.
Fragmentary OCR describes upcoming Bartenders' Union sessions on reform and security exits. A reference to Queen Helena notes a minor exchange over needlework and stockings sent in thanks, followed by unclear details and garbled text about gifts and reactions.
A trolley car bound downtown on Elizabeth avenue became trapped on Long Branch Railroad tracks on Saturday as an approaching express train neared. Passengers panicked, doors opened, and the crew worked to avert disaster. The incident halted traffic briefly with officials investigating the near-miss and causes. Local police and witnesses described intense fear as steam from the locomotive clouded windows and a possible collision loomed.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a popularity measure and a reference to Featala with 1000 sea fetched data. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or places are readable to form a proper news item or summary.
Reporting from July 0 notes a muted stock market with varied responses to domestic and international cues. Traders react to a mixed bag of data, while some sectors rally on speculation of policy shifts.
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