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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

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High Court Sustains City Sewer Decree

The court upholds the city ordinance authorizing an intercepting sewer as part of a broader river improvement plan. Complainants failed to prove constitutional or statutory flaws, and the act is seen as a permissible general system alteration not targeting specific localities. The case moves toward the Court of Errors and Appeals for final notes on the broader legislative intent.

Supreme Court Galerdey Justin Bergen Court of Errors and Appeals Court of Reed, Bergen and Hoe Uedermott & Enright Ae Tomey Dames C. Connolly Frederick v Faulks McCloud & Brenna Welter A. Summerton Thi City William F. Thiele Bayonne Council With Ite Tria Iitereny

Boy forger makes confession in Roselle case

John Thomas O'Brien a 19 year old bellboy at the Van Court Inn Roselle was jailed to await grand jury action on forging the signature of Charles Feigenspan estate to check. He admitted the scheme after police were alerted by Jay Rewalt a Roselle druggist and Thomas McDevitt, Van Court Inn proprietor, pressed charges.

John Thomas O'Brien van Court Roselle Crand Charles Feigenspan Newark O'Brien Jay Rewalt Theohenle Reinalt Thomas McDevitt van Court Tan Feigenspan United States Rewalt Feigenspai Eatate John Kenney Roselle Police O'frien Smith O'Allen Paterson

National championship balloon race in Indianapolis

Fair weather and variable winds greet the National championship balloon race from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Entries include teams from St Louis and New York with the largest balloon, owned by O A Coey, boasting 120,000 cubic feet. Weather forecasts and wind directions dominate the day as specialists note its impact on the 1000 mile race.

Journal Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Aeronaus Lon v Rattles Iene i A. H.morgas E-R Wade Lambert H. H. Honeywell St. Louis John Berry P. McCullough St.Louis University City A. H. Forbes Cap ‘Tain Harmon New York New Bae Canton Ohio A. Coey H. B. Hersey United States Washington Cleveland Columbus

Jewelry Thief Leaves City After Circus Arrest

A jewelry thief fled the city with police trailing. Accompanied by his father patrolman George Novello, Andrew the Italian was arrested at the circus amid ongoing investigation and detentions.

George Novello Andrew the Italian

German Play Festival Closes With Dance Tribute

A German play festival ends with a tribute dance honoring Tara Tie at arnodecade, as hundreds of attendees including men women and children participate in the ceremony and celebration of theater arts.

Setaethene Demtaer Tag Tara Tie

Three judges at court in today’s session

Three judges presided as the court met today amid a mix of routine matters and a few minor motions. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors, but the docket includes standard procedural items and a possible scheduling update.

City Returns to Normal After Philadelphia Car Strike

After a week of turbulence most striking trolley workers returned to work in a drizzly dawn. Ballots ratified a one year agreement between the car men and the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company after a conference with Pratt and mayoral office representatives. Citywide, business resumed its normal pace and sentiment favored the peaceful settlement despite the company’s stance on union recognition.

Journal Philadelphia Rimport Souder C. Pratt Pratt Reyburn Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company

Hatters Strike Sparks Peace Effort Across City

A telegraphic dispatch reports the United Hatters council opposing Rev J D Kennedy’s call for strikers to return and resume work. The dispute centers on terms for resuming production and discipline of the workforce amid wage and policy debates.

Dunbury Council of “the United Hatters J. D. Kennedy St. Joseph's Galliotie Chu

Women named to help work for hospitals

A large Twetnight meeting in the county chamber formed a hospital action project committee of about two hundred volunteers led by Alfred A. Stein who submitted 176 names. The plan aims to mobilize residents across Rahway Grantwood Roselle Linden and nearby towns to support hospital needs and an aggressive advertising campaign begins within two weeks.

Alfred A. Stein Stein Thone Savemente Siabscom Rahway Orantood Roselle Linden Bertiee Gemeeey

Boy Hurt as Horse Kicks in City Lot

Arthur Meyer, 14, son of Arthur Meyer of 137 Livingston Street, was kicked by a horse this morning in a vacant lot near his home. He suffered a fracture of the skull but, despite serious injuries, is expected to recover after being taken to Alexian Hospital by Veterinary Surgeon F. A. Zucker.

Arthur Meyer Livingston Street F. A. Zucker Alexian

El Mora Plans Social Event At Park Avenue District

Arrangements are completed for a community gathering at Park Avenue near Princeton Road to boost intercultural ties and attract new residents. Games start at 3 PM with an evening library and musical program. Mayor Bassy will deliver a speech. The El Morans aim to showcase one of the citys most attractive sections and support their local band turnout.

Ificate el Mora Rhea eTch Park Avenue Princeton Road Bassy el Morana

Trolley Strikes Wagon injuring passengers in Newark

A Hill Baking Company wagon was hit by an Elizabeth Newark car at Sixth and East Jersey streets yesterday near noon. The vehicle, moving toward Sixth and Livingston, knocked down one bow and shook passengers, with the car crowing the tracks.

Hill Baking Company Elizabeth Newark Sixth and East Jersey Sixth Livingston Streets Knocket Dows

Queen in crash on way to christening

Telegraph report from The Hague describes Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Consort Henry escaping serious harm after a collision en route to christening their infant daughter. The street crowd surged, some were injured, and the christening was delayed about an hour as officials and crowd reacted.

Queen The Hague Fane Henry Wilhelmina Palinnin Soome Prinewad

Can't Divert Passaic Waters Wilson Holds

Attorney General Edmund Wilson advises the State Water Supply Commission that it lacks authority to grant the Hodena Waterpony request to divert Passaic River water for Staten Island. He says the plan to supply Staten Island from driven Pellville wells is outside jurisdiction and would merge waters from the Passaic with those from the wells.

Sprelal Serramd Trenton Edmund Wilson State Water Supply Commission Hodena Water Pony Panaaic Staten Island Noto Pellaville Tha

Starving Wife Seeks Release for Husband in Court

Mrs William Dwyer told the court that with six children and no food she would prefer her jailed husband be freed to provide for them. She asked the judge to release him so he could care for the family despite alleged wrongdoing, appealing for clemency and assistance from relatives.

Mra William Dwyer Dupoe Lemay Druyer Big Brother

Recital Fragments Highlight Local Event

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Fourth place event with mentions of K. M. Hall and MAIR and 80H. Sees seas reference a scene after seven o clock, noting people and times in a partial recount of a community gathering.

German Navy League endorses greater fleet to rival England

Kiel June 6. At the annual meeting of the German Navy League presided by Admiral Koester delegates pushed for a stronger navy to challenge British supremacy. Speeches demanded a fleet capable of patrolling American waters, with calls for national unity and expansion while others urged arms limitation through agreement with Britain. The could be millions in the league.

Fowlaad Kiel German Navy League Admiral Koester Germany American England Teague Hoester Icy Armiany

English Bitterness Accentuated By Tategraph Note

London June 5 details of waiting for German naval terms remain unclear yet the German mood shows intensified bitterness in Britain and Germany. The article notes extreme national feeling and jingoism shaping public sentiment toward potential war and sea control dynamics.

Tategraph Séarwat London Kiet Fmet

Fragmentary Note on Market Strength and Resumption

Readers encounter a garbled passage mentioning market strength and a resumption theme. The text references "Ziries" and "Gavsloped" with unclear context, suggesting a clipped historical market or economic note. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people are established.

Ome Pola

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