Free Tunnel Service For Pennsy Passengers Announced
Local notices at Posylania station announce that Norra and nearby riders may use the McAdoo tubes to New York without extra fare starting July 19. The Pennsylania Railroad and Hudson and Manhattan Railroad plan allow through tickets from Philadelphia to New York via Hudson tunnels with no surcharge, with alternate river crossings and tunnel access details for commuters and Jersey City transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flizalwth
Philadelphi
Cortlandt
Desbrosses
Derney Kuty
Hudson Tunnel
Philadelphia
Bay Head
Tons River
Jersey City
A. Finn
Hiengers
Derney City
Janine New York
Pennsylvania
Hudson T Wool
McAdoo
Orelock
Elizaith
Manhattan
Castro blamed for latest revolution amid rumors and moves
Fragmentary dispatches allege Castro as the force behind a Venenzuela inspired uprising. Reported shifting allegiances and alleged outside support describe rebel aims along the Migdalena River with troops moved to intercept forces near Venda. Details remain unclear as officials weigh potential motives and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begieph
Tournat
Washington
Yovet
State Department
Coto Moevlnt
Cietro
Venenvela
Venda
Maylalena Rior
Heqotay
Wright brothers plan test flights at Fort Myer
Telegraph reports Orville Wright may join tests this afternoon at Fort Myer weather permitting. Officials aim to push the earliest possible flight after wind delays, with spectators including prominent figures like Chas Longworth and government secretaries awaiting official announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowrnal
Wight
Turin
Orville Wright
Tulle
Dayton Aviators
Uyan Hite
Chulas Longworth
Secretary of War
Dirkinamt
Sorenry
The
Navy
Meyer and
Persia in Turmoil Reports From Exile Observer
Sergius Vy Homma, a Persia native and Elizabeth resident, recounts a year in Persia marked by robbery, imprisonment, and constant unrest. He notes stagnation, bankruptcy, and Russia’s opportunistic stance as calls for constitutional government fade. He describes personal persecution and fragile peace between journeys through Europe to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Russia
Sergius Vy Homma
Elizabeth
Hosni
Tabriz
Armin
Salvation Army to convert Jersey Street building in Elizabeth
Moody Manual Company transfers title for 1124 1128 East Jersey Street to the Salvation Army. About 10 500 is the sale price. Army plans include 3 000 in alterations to house headquarters worship and a 600 700 seat meeting hall with offices storage and Sunday school rooms. Cap Victor C Jones notes facility will not be for industrial use. Funds raised among Elizabeth merchants cover early payments with more to follow in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Corporation
East
Jersey Street
Moody Manual Company
Balgation Andy
Salvation Army
Robert L. Patterson
Broad Street
Jefferson Street
Conditorium
Simday School
Aot Othier
Victor C. Jones
Ont
Army
Elizabeth
Cloudburst Causes Million Dollar City Damage
Hy Telegraph to the Journat notes a cloudburst above Sioux City today causing extensive damage across the city. One life is reported lost and property damage tallies near $1,090,000 with Kent's Storage Warehouse among affected sites. Furniture and boxes reportedly destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Sioux City
Eviction Case Ties Newark Couple to Court
Mrs. Ed ward Curran and her two children were evicted from their Newark home leaving them on the street. Judge Mahon ordered Curran to provide for the children and arranged for their care, with Curran claiming he would take the children to his home and support them. The couple, who had not lived together, faced the court and agreed to terms, with the suit dropped after mutual assurances and Curran promising to support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Edward Curran
Anmed Ward Wan
Currin
Catherine Street
Weather Works
Magnolia Avenue
Mra
Curran
Fourt
Air Deen
Pacific Fleet Divisions Planned for Long Cruise
The Navy Department plans an extended Pacific fleet cruise to the Philippines and Asiatic waters. Rear Admiral Bebree will coordinate details with the commander in chief. Ships include Temunee, California, South Dakota, Washington, West Virginia, Colarate, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, likely departing the Pacific coast this summer with a Honolulu stop en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Philippines
Asiatic
California
South Dakota
Chicago labor unionists resent police charge
Chicago labor leaders denounce police actions and accuse authorities of targeting their movement. An indignation meeting is planned to condemn the arrest and demand justice, while pledging to pursue further scrutiny of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Telegrape
Paties
Vincent Awanhua
Mimletant Businese
Carpnters' Union
Domb
Sputty
Eters
Semel
Altman
Cranford Fire Loss Hits Four Thousand Dollars
Special to the journal Cranford reports a large blaze around 1 o'clock this morning destroying Benjamin Johnson's home at 227 Cranford avenue and the adjoining double at 220 owned by Carter Matthews. Losses listed at 4000 with two thousand on the Matthews property. both insured. Firefighters faced a slow start due to equipment limits. The fire damaged nearby structures including barn and shed. residents saved few household goods. The blaze spread amid panic in the local Black community. The Johnson home and Matthews double were evacuated while the town’s early alarm mobilized volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Cranford
Benjamin Johnson
Carter Matthews
Dows
Johnson
Matthown
Eley
Howes
Joseph Smith
Deny Browh
Chintey
Ie Johny
Bat
Wyllie Slayer Trials Open In London Press
A chaotic 1909 scene reports Madras youth Lal Dhingra arraigned in London on the murder of Sir William Curzon Wyllie and Dr. Walvas Litesea. He, a member of an Indian revolutionary group, issued a fiery public statement predicting a native uprising against British rule and urging executions. He claimed his remarks aimed to warn Americans against British injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iy K
Madar Lal Dhingra
Madras
Initia
Willian Curzon Wyllie
Ualvas Litesea
Leal Probyn
Capellat Institute
Dulyt
Finn Mince Hin Teigsleer
Indian Revolutionary Society
Tear-Choked Tawney Wins for Twin Cities
Washington July 10 Provident Vath is in serious trouble. He is sorry he spoke. Tawney, chairman of the committee funding Taft travel, demanded to know if Minneapolis and St Paul were forgotten in the president's plans. Generals and Senators pressed the president after Tawney’s teary confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vath
New England
White Horse
United States
Tawney
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Taft
Tax Board Meeting At Union County Courthouse
A county tax board to meet Wednesday at Union County Courthouse to review the Royal Manufacturing Company of Rahway and the Wepler estate in Union Township. The Journal advertisement invites residents to attend and verify details by observation on their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Cauethone
Royal Manufacturing Company
Rahway
Weppler Estate
Union Township
Journal Vacation Subscription Advertisement
Readers leaving the city for summer are urged to let the Journal follow them. Notify the Jour nal or send orders by telephone to receive continued local notices and updates. Rates include advance payment at 2 cents per day for the desired time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Vacation readers at Asbury Park urged to get Journal daily
Those spending vacations at Asbury Park or Ocean Grove may have the Journal delivered to their cottage or hotel each afternoon by notifying the Journal office agent Walter J. Grete at Cookman Avenue, Ocean Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Part
Ocean Grove
Walter J. Grete
Men Hold Up Express Trains by Siting on Bay Bridge
Three men identified as Kiliva Kantaaky, George Vitilvaky, and Anders were charged in City Criminal Court after bolting across Bay Bridge to halt express trains. Detective Reynolds with Detectives Moody arrested them. each fined 485 dollars after confessing. Investigators recovered nets, tackle, and fifty crabs at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Bridge
Nowerks Bayubridges
Shone Anders
Avon
Ac Dolar Schmidt
Kiliva Kantaaky
George Vitilvaky
City Criminal Court
Jamies Reynolds
Center Railroad Company
Dnlge Marron
Reynolda
Regin Int Moody
Fisher
Abring
City debates year of economy and tax plans
City officials discuss a planned economy drive with cuts to library funds and police pension financing. They anticipate two bond issues to cover aid adjustments and a 100 000 fund, with a proposed transfer of stray draft revenues to the library and pension, while police funding rises by one per cent. Continued on Fifth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Crowniny
Severnl
Library Ind
Pollen Pension Fund
City Conner
Eit
New School Business Manager to Report to Board
The Bowed of Edncation will halt the regular freezing Wednesday might in the City Hall. Mola Fo Mackessy, the new business manager, will offer his first re poeltx thi bowed. He will alae put in or the approval of the board immet tions for stationery And other nupplies for each of the schools. He has been Thing for the day, few gays tabulating and classifying the various newss as in dicated by the school principals. Reports will be submitted sanatasiz ing the work of the last school year, will afford some interesting facts for comparison with the work of former peers ee the tepertara
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edncation
Mola Fo Mackessy
Ee the
Tepertara
Russian Chief an Anarchist? Diplomatic Clash Grows
Telegraphing from St. Petersburg July 1 reports a diplomatic incident widening over alleged French influence schemes. France seeks clarity from Russia as references surface to an exiled agent linked to 1890s embezzlements and to potential knighthood grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterburg
Clemenceau
Franhot
Michiel Tandesey
Rawsian Foreign Secret AeRve
Feadyour Torn
Paris
Waeleanne
Hebkeliom
Alexandyer
Tig Gait
France
Russie Foreign Office
Russia
Half-Payday Committee Meeting Call Issued
Secretary Martin of the Municipal Half-Pay Day committee issued a call for a meeting in the City Hall Friday evening. The committee includes representatives from wards three four six seven eight and a subcommittee of the whole will also attend to share ward insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Tlw
Tle Ces Hall
Progress on local project advances rapidly in county plans
An unclear report notes rapid progress on a county project with experts aiming completion within a year. It mentions ongoing work near a hall and references equipment, timing, and local street names, though details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiga An Bay Cato Hall
Lax
Republicans Hold Conference on Tariff Bill Progress
Washington report describes a Republican conference on the tariff bill where Democratic members were not invited. Key figures include Payne Aldrich Calderhead Fordney Hill and Aldrich supporting high tariffs. The conference aims to finish work within weeks, with rewrites and potential changes to hold ing companies to avoid double taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Payne
Ways and Maan
Hhine
Carder
Hill
Connecticut
Califorming
Copfer
Supreme Court
Trolley Accident Causes One Death in Providence
A trolley crash in West Barrington last night left ten injured. Anareadht Anareadht Fletcher of Higeratown, Mi died at Ride Toland Hospital. Police report indicate passengers suffered injuries and a coroner’s inquiry is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
West Barrington
Mil
Aliguatine Fletcher
Higeratown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ip. R. R
McAdoo Company
Castro
Wright Flight
Elizabeth Commercial College
Toy
Hersh Bldg
McMickle
Journal Ta
Port Row
New York City
Pabst
Cebhardt
Dude
Nore
Union Business College
Bebcol
Sergius Y. Hosanna
Jonne
Troubleua
England
America
Salvationists
KENT
Rebme
Wirner Dodarsva
Sevict
Pacific Fleet
Francia
Shamokin
Shamokin Atlante
Philadeiphia
Negro Colony
Wyllie Slayer
Dhingra
Amorina
Twin Cities
GROVE
Pension Funds Among Causes
School
Prati
ORS
Dow la
Maur & Sou
Jersey
Telenet
Aenbara
Dingley Wil
Con
Mither
Wolson
Progresn
Senate
Republicaia
Nolem
Congrem
Congress
Abn
Cannon-Payne
Leadore Bay
Wayn and Mens Committee
DT Wan
House
Clark
Missourh
Hoprakentative
Townsend
Republican
Michigan
Wall Street
Leiegrapm
Howe
Simeeslaw
Crete
Hy -Aight Vaud Seerk
Aleius
Aleve Trelgeitar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!