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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
3
The service at First Protestant Church featured Rev Balderston delivering a tribute to fallen soldiers. Speakers praised Civil War heroes, urged renewed patriotism, and urged protection of national resources as the nation looks to a future rich in liberty and unity.
A reader from Minneapolis writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles. She claims relief from pains and weakness within three months and urges the publication of her letter as a testimonial for other women suffering similar disorders.
William Burns of 297 Union Street Elizabeth New Jersey credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his severe backache and kidney pains after a strain. A friend advised the remedy. he bought them at Oliver Drake & Cala drug store and reports improvement. He confirms the 1908 statement praising the product. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Jersey City June 1 Patrolman Herman Amann of the City Hall station was booked on a manslaughter charge over the shooting of Joseph Lynch at a Morris Street hall. Arraigned before Police Justice Farmer, he was committed to county jail for examination tomorrow. Witnesses say Amann followed Lynch to his home and demanded Lynch’s wife stay away as she pleaded with him not to shoot.
A call condemns deaths from mills and disasters caused by neglect of law and urges a higher value on human life. It denounces trusts public service corporations political bosses and treason in government and business. The speaker urges civic education purification of morals and renewed national resolve.
Elizabethans helped dedicate St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Bayonne costing over 875000. A special mass was led by Bishop O'Connor. Holy Name Societies from Newark Yonkers Elizabeth Trenton City New York and Brooklyn joined a parade with about 1000 women from Bayonne Catholic groups. The parade was one of the largest in years.
The advertisement promotes holeproof hosiery with men's six pairs at $1.50 per box and ladies six pairs at $2, along with white ground patterns and colors. Nainsook gowns with lace trimming and yeast neck options priced at 79 cents, plus shirtwaists in varied styles and prices.
Christian Sheeber of 428 Franklin street testified in City Criminal Court that Harry Marantz of 455 Trumbull street entered his house and abused him as he lay ill in bed. Marantz faced the charge, claimed a grievance against Sheeber, and was ordered to furnish bond to keep the peace.
An advertisement promises relief from baldness with Al Rexall 03 Heir Tonlo a hair tonic that cleanses nourishes scalp cures dandruff and stimulates new growth. It invites customers to test at their risk with two sizes priced 60 cents and 1.00 from Macked Brothers at corner Broad and West Jersey streets Elizabeth New Jersey.
Judge Mahon sentenced William Gilbraith for disorderly conduct after arraignment Sunday. Gilbraith, arrested Saturday night on Elizabeth Avenue, claimed his home was Ireland and said he left ten years ago. He was led away toward the Emerald Isle after the judge’s ruling.
Principal Memorial Day attraction Corporal Tague Tanner led events in Long Branch on Memorial Day. He argued the day should honor the dead, not be a license for sports and revelry. A Boston journalist questioned consistency between sports and memorial spirit, with Tanner replying sports could be allowed only when Boston citizens honor monuments like Mt Auborn.
About 100 members of Company C and the National Guard attended a Sunday night service at East Bay Church in full uniform, marching in by companies under their officers. The Rev. John V. ca 20n. preached a patriot sermon praising soldiers past, and the Rev. Mr. Elson spoke on soldiers history, obedience, loyalty and righteous living.
A community event titled Family Gathering was hosted by the Young Men's Club at a local venue yesterday evening. The festival featured dancing prizes, refreshments, and a German supper served late into the night. Committee members listed include Plies Steuislaus Trukouiski Walter Saner Peep Bure and Charles Whales.
Sidney Brown, identified as Heat Sentiant of Jacob Reuter the butcher, was taken yesterday to the county jail for trial. He was visited by his lawyer on Sunday. Reports say he will form a defence and face trial after Edis was badly beaten andcubbed more than a month ago in Philadelphia and extradited.
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