21 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
1
A chaotic recount of Olympic record feats highlights Harry Porter’s high jump near six feet three inches and a sprint final where a new world mark of 1.58 4 5 in the 200 meters is noted. The report praises the American team and a dramatic day with telegraph updates and crowd reactions.
New York detectives ruled out August Eberhardt as the suspect in a Dobbe n Ferry case. The apparently insane man captured in woods near the river was not the killer, and authorities tied the lead to the New Jersey hamlet and a claim of a motive involving his mother.
After five hours of deliberation the jury in the Quarter Sessions Court convicted William Kline, a saloonkeeper, of violating the screen provision of the bishop’s act. The verdict was returned shortly after sundown following presentation of evidence.
Union delegate John T Oumgrove notes cabinet makers off the 108 line and related shop actions. Workers quit amid disputes over wages and conditions, prompting union leaders to seek resolution while manufacturers view idle time as a setback.
Readable fragments reference a state cure claim affecting many consumptives with repeated emphasis. The text mentions a program or policy but lacks clear details or confirmations. Further context would identify the responsible agency and outcomes and clarify the scope of the cure claim.
The Rev. Dean Martin Geeaber of St. Patrick's Church is summoned to appear before the commission appointed by Gov. Fort to investigate state-wide conditions and will testify tomorrow at the Courthouse. He says he will present his views on morals and education and condemns current officials while urging reform and political action.
Kari Northrup, 26, of 72 Rosehill Place, narrowly escaped drowning yesterday afternoon during a swim near Standard Oil plant in Blazen Island Sound. He was out a short time when a cramp struck, left unconscious, and rescuers brought him in. He regained awareness shortly after and planned to return home.
County Republican Committee adopted a radical anti bossism stance just before the election. In September the executive committee withdrew a resolution to endorse nominations, after debate led by James White. The move aimed to keep control with voters rather than party bosses.
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Investigation by attorney R J Cooper reveals seven Elizabeth, New Jersey residents claim a portion of Chauncey Primmer Primmer’s estate. The contested amount nears 1100, with guardians appointed to handle preliminary steps. Heirs include Mike Mamie E Primmer J Primmer Miss Susie A Primmer and others residing at 120 Union Street Elizabeth.
A head on collision on the Aurora Elgin and Chicago trolley line near Aurora caused about thirty injuries, some fatally feared. Cars carrying around 150 passengers reportedly failed to switch as expected on a curve, resulting in a wreck four miles north of the city. Hospital strain followed as injured were admitted locally. names were not yet released.
Richard W. Lindabury of Newark, formerly Elizabeth, a New Jersey lawyer, has bolted William Jennings Bryan. He says Bryan is not safe and is too radical, comparing him to Roosevelt and signaling a break with the Nebraska candidate. The interview occurred at Lindabury's office.
The press reports ongoing investigation into Hazel Drew’s death. Authorities trace suspects linked to the scene and pursue new leads, including potential witnesses and persons connected to the case. The missing details center on the circumstances of the death and the fate of the accused.
Reading and market notes show large buying orders as a stock advances from 117% to above 110 for the year. Government bonds weakened while other issues opened with minor concessions and then rallied. Union Pacific traded around 153 amid broad market demand.
A brief note indicates a summer session at the Business College with enrollment details. The item mentions attendance by students and a planned program structure for the season.
The Supreme Court reverses the Elisabeth Exise Board action that forfeited Mrs Apollonia Cure sak inn and tavern license. Attorney Connolly argues the ruling flawed for not alleging an exception to the bishops' law. Justice Parker clarifies the prosecutrix was involved, establishing the rule under seven.
Telegram style report in shaky text claims a charted conspiracy against Frank Gould with a Goakt of. wndna mentions witness and intix ras tid een on.
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