24 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
1
Large scale hospital charity drive explained across Elizabeth and surrounding towns. Committees form in Bayonne and nearby municipalities to organize a Half Day of giving named Jali a Day Day Pay. Funds support Elizabeth Hospitals and related services, with flexible contributions encouraged.
Two boys die after a high speed automobile strikes a railroad and teeters into a deep cut. Star Sherhart 15 and Eberhart 47 die. Cron 26 driver and two others are injured. Witnesses reported a train approaching as the car failed to stop after a collision near Monster.
Telegraph 19 reports Philadelphia Baseball Club officers announce Mike Donlin will captain the team. The move comes amid the resignation of William Murray as manager and is tied to Witte and Withee in the Philadelphia leadership changes.
Special to the Fourwal reports that the regiment voted to end beer at company streets during camp, led by Colonel Freeman and Major Henry Allera. Across Pine Plains to Camp Gretna and Sea Girt, men adjust to teetotal days, with Health and discipline reportedly improving while beer deliveries ceased. Governor and officials previously set the temperance example at their residences.
Annapolis July 24 A naval court will hear conflicting testimony from young Marine officers about Lieutenant James N Sutton’s death on October 12, 1907. The Sutton family charged the inquest was incomplete and demands the court determine who killed Sutton, not merely discipline the officers or review procedures.
New York July 24 Representants from State Attorney General O Malley s office served Wallace Hannah deputy chief clerk of the Court of General Sessions a subpoena duces tecum ordering him to produce a report of the insanity commission from Thaws air in al trial The commission declared him sane The state seeks the document for Thaws habeas corpus hearing Monday and also demands court records stenographers records and exhibits used in the murder trials Jerome District Attorney plans a tough line of questioning at White Plains sighting a severe gruelling examination for Thaw.
The week’s largest real estate transaction at the County Registrar Smith office involves a substantial Garwood land parcel. Pascal L. Romano of Garwood Mortgaged the property for 225000 to Rogers Maxwell of Glen Cove, with a Maxwell deed subsequently conveying the land to the New York Suburban Land Company.
A horse driven by Mrs. Morris Levenson of Olin Ave Nur fell on the pavement at North Ave and North Broad, breaking its hip. Patrolman Joh Winans summoned Dr. F. A. Zucker to treat the animal and arrange shelter in an open lot for the night before it was moved to a table for further care.
Police report Aiton captured at the Bentley home in Ridgewood after a raid while in the company of Mrs Dixon. Detectives Courter and Thorysot disarmed a servant and a I The suspect was jailed in Hackensack as bail talks begin.
A New York firm offered 101 005 for 100 000 union county road improvement bonds in a 30 year issue at 4 percent, the highest bid among offers from Everitt Co, Plainfield Trust, and others. County officials praised the premium, noting a prior 225 000 bond sale yielded no premium.
O Szeakaxy, of 100 Kyway, faced Judge Mahon in City Criminal Court on a desertion charge brought by his wife Maury who said she was driven from their home and sought shelter with a neighbor. He denied ill treatment and claimed she left voluntarily. the judge ordered a hearing in a week.
A fragment notes a trade in Milwaukee bottled beer and mentions a delivery to a social venue. Other fragments reference Giebhardt's Summer Garden and a vague beverage sale or event. The text is garbled with unclear dates or destinations.
Walter Dillon, a benkemar residing at 449 Elizabeth Ave, was arraigned today in the City Criminal Court on two charges brought by his wife Magdelony Cullen. One charge concerns alleged sinsmasquit, and the other stems from a raid at a Jefferson Avenue residence linked to a servant girl case. Det. Julien A Dowd and Det. Thomas Carey, with Det. William L. Thompson of New York, arrested Dillon as he hid behind clothes in a closet. He was held on $200 bail on the first charge and awaited grand jury action on the other.
John Kelly and John Metilynn, residents of the city’s lower section, were arrested late at Flat and South Mark streets by Patcolmen Leon ard Holloran and Reilain on suspicion after drinking. In the second precinct station a search revealed each man had two chickens concealed under clothing. They were arraigned before Judge Matwn and committed to county jail for ninety days on a disorderly charge. One resident, Jobin Vin Pel, reported the theft of the chickens and indicated not filing a complaint, trusting the court sentence.
A Newark girl, claiming she was robbed of money and a bottle, was arraigned in county jail for drunkenness. She testified a man robbed her, then boarded a ferry to Staten Island with another man before police traced her movements through the city and ferry terminals. Detectives say she frequented dens and may have headed to the city’s police station area. The case involves the Staten Island Ferry and police from two departments planning further investigation.
A 1 year old boy, son of Deputy Lori Vhensis Carey of the city, was to be examined at Pawtucket City Hospital after a shooting incident yesterday. An X ray will locate a bullet and Dr. Satur Maw Ing is to perform the operation, with transport from Tintex Soutng City. Also mentions Kent's Storage Warehouse and local ads for Elizabeth Commercial College and a Journal on sale in New York.
A trial report describes an alleged attempt to kill Demagauer, with Chef George Polow Tenney of HMONG cited. The incident led to the arrest of a man at Mesian Tusutal and a report filed with police headquarters. Investigating officers claim the suspect intended to shoot at close range during a confrontation, with evidence prepped for court and witnesses identified. detained individuals and the case narrative are summarized, noting the accused is 25 and unmarried.
Joseph Demagauer, alleged Ya yong member, was wounded in a brawl at Brint Street and Blice Saturday night. His condition remained critical after a minister surgery, with hospital authorities not hopeful for recovery.
Telegraph reports torpedo boat No 2 collided with No 13 amidships during high speed maneuvers in the Solent, slicing No 13 in half and sending it to the bottom. All hands feared lost. crew of No 13 rescued by No 2.
Early trading on Wall Street showed a mixed start with gains for New York Central Meadregg and Heck Ivlanil in both preferred and common issues. The market action indicated professionalism in the first hour and a half with several rail and utility stocks advancing while others held firm amid broad activity and interborough movements. A brief poultry notice followed the market report, noting fresh killed poultry prices and availability.
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