29 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
1
A brutal assault occurred when two unknown men refused to pay after a shave. The barber and an accomplice chased them, fatally injuring a woman who confronted the attackers. The assailants fled toward the river, diving in and escaping, while police pursued leads to identify the men. A suspect has not yet been named.
A contract for a large addition to the Ringer building in Staten Island includes a north wing extending from First Street with a frontage about 68 feet longer than the existing structure. The project, to be completed within six to eight months, adds 60,000 square feet of space and will position the Ringer company as a major local employer.
About 230 delegates met in Los Angeles for a supreme court related session. A committee of angle Now server vil convenes September 27 with local representatives present. New Jersey reports over 10,000 members and a cash surplus of 8,850,000 dollars.
A four year old child, Jennie Van Pelt of 64 Little Smith Street, lies in General Hospital after a bonfire incident. The incident occurred Thursday evening when the child played near the fire with several others. A local patrolman and bystanders helped. The hospitals examined the child, and the case is under investigation.
The Exempt Fireman's Association held a Thursday evening meeting at Firemen's Hall chaired by President Michael P. Devine. Three representatives were tasked to the Firemen's Relief Association to protest a threatened cut in the annual widow's aid. A new act directs revenues from foreign fire insurance business to the Fireman's Relief Association.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions times and names like Audet and Louvinn with unclear places and terms. The remaining text references a session or event at a location described as Atlantic City and a time around 8 AM or 1820 PM, but the passage is largely garbled with no coherent facts or identifiable actions.
Springfield plans to complete the trolley line to Morris Avenue by next week. At Mr Alluman's request the town committee approved a six month extension for the line’s completion from the Homymogk bridge to Mrs Sayre’s property and on to Elizabeth into Morris Avenue. About 100 men will work in two shifts, with half starting at Springfield end and half at Elizabeth end, under Ferdinand Snyder’s supervision.
The outing committee of the Democrat Club met to report preparations for the eighth annual outing to Dyer's Park in Whitestone. The event slated for Wednesday includes musk eteables drinkables and activities to satisfy all, with plans for a enjoyable day.
A local court awarded Benjamin Kosberg damages in a civil suit regarding a disputed paint contract. The decision found in favor of Kosberg after a lawsuit alleging breach of agreement and faulty workmanship. The ruling sets the amount of compensation and outlines further remedies for the plaintiff.
John Trowner, a machinist on Madison Avenue, was seriously injured at Davis & company when struck in the eye by a piece of steel. Doctors fear possible loss of sight at General Hospital.
Reports from New York describe a sweeping inspection of passengers aboard ships arriving from southern ports to prevent fever spread. Dr A H Doty and assistants monitor for any fever signs aboard the steamer Ke Devedo and others at quarantine, with crews checked and medical charges being filed as needed.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a troubled student from Brapewick linked to a mental health incident and a statement attributed to Senator Robert Adrian. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference a family strain and a possible inquiry.
July brief from New Orleans reports Mayor Bebermann urging strict quarantines amid yellow fever fears. Heparin use discussed, mosquitoes blamed, and oiling and screening proposed to deter spread. Officials claim new cases rose slightly from the day before and stress the need for continued control measures.
The Revit Yaly Mest hdeetat neato wt the Repreale Consell of the Royal Arcgoum will be called to consider men to cresst representatives authorise a special setetes. He has already received thirty two requests from New Jersey Massachusetts New York Ohio Wisconsin Michigan. Protestants expect a special session though doubts remain about timing and outcome.
A noted cricket club plans a visit to the city amid excitement for the event. The club, known as MCC, aims to promote the sport and attract new supporters through demonstrations and organized play hosted in New York.
The State camp at Sea Girt ends today with Fifth Regiment units about to depart for shore duty. Regiments infantry and cavalry form the brigade while Second Brigade troops prepare to move in after night. Gov Stuken and military officials will attend the closing ceremonies as about 200 men remain to train on rifle ranges and camps in New Jersey.
George Mahoney twelve year old son of Thomas and Mary Mahoney 402 Bom Street was fatally injured when struck by a shifting engine at the transfer yard of the Central Railroad shortly after dawn. He attempted to pass the tracks in front of the engine and suffered a fractured skull. He was rushed by ambulance to the hospital.
Fragmented remarks describe a new frp company and repeated ordinances. Citizens discuss content matter and protest plans not yet clear. Local council involvement and unclear dates noted in the informal report.
A wreck occurred near Ozark Arkansas when the Little Rock and Kansas City passenger train No 106 struck a sharp obstruction at 1 AM. Today. Reports say forty were killed or injured though exact figures are unclear.
A stagnant low over the central region is described with a lull in rain over the Great Lakes and a shift toward clearer conditions in the Mid Atlantic. Forecast calls for calmer weather tonight and tomorrow with mild temperatures and light winds, while sporadic showers are possible in western regions later in the week.
Mighty host on the iron steamer Ixabel shortly after 10 o clock morning out and into Blazen Island Sound where 890 county Republicans gathered for a representative outing. The event featured union county figures and local officials with a party atmosphere amid windy weather and a lively display of fellowship. Attendees included District Court Clerk assistant Postmaster James and Factory Arts inspector Andraw Cardell, with Colonel Dennis Collins of the Democrats joining as guests. the steamer then sailed toward Witsel Point for a dinner and athletic program ending at Manhattan Beach to view fireworks.
The morning session shows continued stock exhaustion with Lackawanna demonstrating the day’s trend as bids and offers shift. A new high is reached after a sale at 458 and a subsequent 40 rise to around 46 bid 420 offered, while Boston remains a strong buyer amid widespread speculation of covering shorts. Western elements stay active and heavy options trading appears, with slight irregularities in the final minutes and a steady government tape.
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