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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
1
Intense appeal from hospital managers seeks city support to reopen inpatient stations and flood milk to 3 year olds. Dr Arthur Stern leads drive to establish a public station near Peterstown to cut intestinal deaths with pasteurized milk and nurse supervision.
New York June 1 following habeas corpus custody, Harry A Scheibgwen was rearrested. The charge, preferred by Wyeth, involves use of an automobile without payment. The case arises under the recent statute creating grand larceny for vehicle theft.
Members of the Fit Street Man Tats Association held a meeting about a Fourth anniversary celebration. The discussion covered water use and public health concerns. A contribution of 95 was received from James A. Higgins for the event.
The Supreme Court will hear next week the appeal by Alexan der P. Duibar against the Local Board of Excise. Four respondents are named including James Focarile and Joseph Zupkus. The petition faults the affidavit and promissory clause, arguing the board lacked jurisdiction and license issuance violated state law and constitutional rights. The case centers on whether the board could grant a tavern license despite prior refusals and statutory gaps.
Anna Regit 15 testifies in Court of Quarter Sessions against James Townsend former Aldene grocer alleging Townsend showed obscene pictures and made indecent proposals while she worked in his store between October 1910 and March 1911. Prosecution argues crime occurred regardless of consent. defense claims conspiracy and lack of indecency. Witness details improper acts and attempts to coerce pay for time off, with Baumgarten involved in accompanying behavior.
A gang in high boots and germ proof mitts works under City Surveyor Luster and Street Commissioner Thompson to clean the Elizabeth River bed from Crane Street bridge downstream. Dirt and debris are hauled to banks. found items include a baby carriage, old boiler, wire, springs, wheels, bottles, clothing. The effort aims to keep the river clear after the new sewer is installed.
The article invites couples to celebrate the month of brides by tying the nuptial knot and enjoying domestic bliss. It mentions McManue Brothers and a New York shop with three floors of goods, highlighting their 30 years in business and urging readers to visit for home furnishings and wedding needs.
Washington June 1 Democrats in the House wrestle with reviving the wool schedule of the tariff. Underwood leads a 50 percent reduction plan while Bryan opposes free wool, stirring party tensions as debate lingers and adjournment looms. The Wool Revision bill sets a 20 percent ad valorem on wool and related products, aligning with Payne-Aldrich era duties.
A garbled wall street roundup shows mixed market talk with mentions of trading activity and government bonds, alongside unrelated notices. The fragment references names, prices, and an assortment of ad-like items including photographs and a wary health inquiry.
Washington reports reveal United States Steel Corporation controls subsidiaries via common interest and recalls officers as Bureau of Corporations examined inner workings for years. Gary, U S Steel chief executive, says the bureau reviewed all business and data, implying potential President involvement with the investigation.
The committ ee for Elizabeth Independence Day plans appeals for local donations to fund a restrained Fourth of July celebration. Citizens are urged to contribute to a general fund to cover safe observances, fireworks bans, and related costs, with donations sent to treasurer Auguste Crans at 72.
From a Sta Correspondent in Trenton a schedule outlines hearings for unsigned measures next Monday. Items include Senate Bill No. 1 on sewage plants, Assembly Bills on primary election law, second-hand goods reporting, water rights, Camden charter service, township recorders, and state price controls with various deadlines and amendments.
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