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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
1
A major fire threatened St Patrick's School of St Patrick's Parish last night with unknown fire origin and losses estimated between 500 and 1000. Firemen from Engine Nos 4 and 5 plus a truck battled flames in the rear third floor, tearing through walls, but saved most desks and two rooms with children inside.
An important meeting is noted with references to election of officers and a bull animal topic. The brief suggests discussion of officer roles and related agenda items at an upcoming gathering.
In Floral Park fast moving property market with multiple listings at prime streets near Mt and Chilton. buyers pursue limited inventory as demand spikes.
Two local architects consulted by the Board of Education concluded repairs to Rattin High School are futile and a new school is the preferred option. They will report at the board’s next meeting with a plan for a 145 foot high facility and a relocation approach.
The Board of Estimate proposes 172157 for the schools including a 4000 contingency for the new al. The Board of Education asked 171377 plus 4000 for School No 111, totaling 2 540 less than the prior year. Last year funded 162660 for operations amid rising costs.
Jacob Kelber a 16 year old Elizabeth resident of 815 Fourth Avenue died of injuries from a bicycle crash in Morristown. He was hurt Tuesday while riding with friends and died in hospital Saturday afternoon. Burial plans and funeral details are announced, with services Monday and interment at Hover Cemetery.
In Court of Quarter Sessions Judge Atwater refused to grant a license to Alexander Ackerman to operate a tavern on the Sablesy road in Fanwood township. Protesters argued Sunday openings and lack of need. Ackerman planned to place the business with Joseph Gallagher. The court emphasized restrictions on licenses and questioned the necessity for another hotel in the community.
Brooklyn court petition reveals clergy member accusing Emma A Cameron of concealment of divorce and Catholic-mother opposition as grounds for nullifying a second marriage. He alleges hidden first union in 1870s Roselle and subsequent December 25 ceremony in Brooklyn. He cites fraud and misrepresentation in obtaining his consent.
June 1 report from Honton notes President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks visiting during Home Week events. The article mentions plans for a Senate meeting and signals a presidential appearance as part of the observance. Lynn and Providence are referenced in Home Week context.
Yesterday afternoon the bank’s managers met and elected James W. Hell as secretary and treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of a prior officer who left to take a temporary teaching position. The new official, Mr. Hyl, has long served in the area.
Reporters noted a possible earthquake in Washington with unclear tremor cues and no confirmed damage. Officials urged calm as residents searched for concrete details and timelines.
Miss Agnes Montgomery Gill wed Dr. Howard H E Stokes in Christ Episcopal Church Tre nton A stenographer to Governors Murphy Voorhees and Stokes Gill is described as the state’s confidante and her marriage links to the governor’s brother Stokes a Brown graduate and teacher.
Haywood, Boies Idaho reports show a heart trouble attack worsened by neuralgia and stress from the trial. Doctors, led by Dr Lewis, attribute the condition to years of overexertion and the required stop from work in Beenabs yard as the strain builds.
In Pittsburg on June 1, miners from the Gietriot union halted a planned road goal strike after a five hour conference at the offices of Regident Francie J. Robbin. The group agreed to quit the work stoppage and allow committees to settle their differences, averting a work stoppage for now. About 6,000 miners had been called out to protest pending decisions by the erblrators.
Coast guard issues storm warnings for the Atlantic coast with advisories for mariners. Forecasters warn of strong winds and heavy seas expected along the shoreline and offshore routes.
Fire reported in Awerville on January 1 damaged structures and prompted emergency response. No injuries announced as authorities investigate the blaze at multiple buildings including a shop and residence. Firefighters from neighboring towns assisted, with preliminary estimates not yet available.
Reports from China describe growing uprisings across provinces including Kwangsi and Nanxang with estimates of up to 80,000 rebels. Attacks kill civil and military officials and their families as the rebellion extends toward Lim Chow and Pakhol, with white civilians displaced and forced to serve.
Officials in Washington monitor the Chinese uprising with unease as disturbances complicate foreign protection. A US Consul report describes escalating threats to Americans and highlights uncertain local authority and naval responses amid the turmoil.
At Brown & Sharpe in Providence two mates clashed after Fitzroy Willard, nicknamed Hunchback, taunted a crippled family. Willard drew a revolver and wounded Amos Gortam in the abdomen, a second shot then struck Thomas Edmundson. Both men die or near death.
Trading opens with little direction as stocks show no major shifts and government bonds remain steady. Investors await the latest tank statement while reacting to prior losses and cautious sentiment dominates the floor.
Commission examined how the new Normal school site was chosen amid questions from Mr Barber about board influences and public interest. Edward Rose of the State Board of Education testified on communication details while Mr Backes pressed for influence claims and Mr Ruse defended the board’s actions. Morris sought records on Enrico Cesare but failed to locate them before being dismissed and Justice Teach waded in.
New York reports on Mrs Howard Gould and her separation from Howard Gould. Court disclosures hint at a Gould family rift with potential testimony from George Gould and Edwin Gould’s kin. European travel cited as context. Count Boalde’s wife noted as possible witness.
June 1 report from Elyria notes the death list in the Memorial ar wreck rising to nine. Authorities say investigators are reviewing pending identifications and victim details amid ongoing inquiries into the disaster.
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