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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
9
A fragmentary notice describes a site described as Mist Jersey acreet near First Street in downtown. The readable portion notes an office or property location in a central district with limited context.
A fragmented note urges residents leaving the city to subscribe so they stay informed of local affairs. It advises notifying the Journal to update addresses and mentions advance payment and a rate per day for time desired.
A fragile political scene unfolds as Governor Fort dominates summer scenes in the capital. Reports from the New York Tribune and The New York Times describe Fort's restraint, hints of Taft support, and a tentative future plan discussed at the Summer Capitol, including a possible ambassadorial appointment for ex-Governor Murphy.
A fragment notes support for a place on the Supreme Court bench and suggests buying stock in telegraph companies. The text hints at a political impression and market speculation tied to judicial appointments. Names and dates are unclear in the garbled OCR.
A 30 day Army test in Pine Plains New York evaluated two high powered automobiles for potential war use. The report notes unreliability and frequent breakdowns limiting road use to two routes and forcing the crew to abandon effort in rough terrain. Officers questioned readiness despite military discipline and the era’s preference for horse power.
A lengthy discussion mocks the Excise Board and the coming State Excise Commission. It recalls a year of investigations led by former Prosecutor English, notes widespread indictments, and questions whether police will enforce reform. References surface to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Carnegie, and Chicago as examples of political tension and oversight challenges.
Second Regiment soldiers prepare for a mimic battle at Camp Fort Sea Girt with Captain Martin to return home this week. Governor Fort visits to observe feeding and drills as Governor Glenn of North Carolina arrives to speak on temperance later.
A Chapel Hill resident from Minnesota extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best healing remedy in the world. He claims it cured a thumb injury and heals burns and wounds reliably. Available for 25 cents at McCloskey and Graham’s drug store, 101 Broad Street.
Mary Boyle O Reilly daughter of John Hoyle Owell has been threatened in Boston as she campaigns for lodging house licensing. South End residents unite to oppose reform, with bitter public feeling and ongoing pressure from those resisting the commission’s work.
Shortly before midnight last night a young Lithuanian man named Stephen Burkes, about 20, was brought to Alexign Hospital by a neighbor after a stranger struck him on the head and threw him into a creek. Burkes, soaked with mud and ashes, could not explain the attack or location of the drowning attempt. doctors fear a possible skull fracture but expect recovery. He is seeking employment near Elizabeth Avenue.
Local lodges announce tonight’s meetings in Elizabeth Cornell rooms with officer elections for Fourth Regiment. Weatfield Lodge to install officers tomorrow with transport from Elizabeth at 8 05 via Central Railroad. National Convention of Saint Patrick’s Alliance set for July 27 in Paterson. District 1 representative Captain John J O’Leary. others Thomas Lyons and Henry Murphy to attend. Winfield Geott Council to vote on by law amendments including officer salary rise. Good and welfare committee plans a watermelon social after business.
Rev Dr Ota A Glazebrook of St Johns Church shows notable improvement after a long illness. He recovered with rest and a change of scene in northern Vermont and will stay in northern New Hampshire through September. He declined to lead services at the State militia camp at Sa Gift.
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