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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

10

Rosedale and Linden Park Cemeteries Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the lot owners of Rosedale and Linden Park Cemeteries was held with officers elected for the Linden Park Association. Reports praised maintenance, development, and the growing appeal of the cemeteries, noting the new private railroad station and anticipated trolley service to attract New York City residents. The executive committee highlighted past support and outlined plans to publicize the cemeteries’ beauty and value before the next meeting.

Linden Park Rees Caenday Ha Nodag Rent Ani Linden H.T. Dyer A. Tyemetery Pridge R. P. Shearman Otis F. Presbrey A. Ti Pieri Artyruttees Wilbur A New York City New York Leisabo Shih Newark Jersey City Perth Amboy Hee Pennsylvania Railroad North River Derney City Elizabeth Anc Sears Furni Kewek Bectesary Bennett Vantia Railroad Ion

Four Retirements Of Guardsmen Here

At a business meeting of Company C Second Regiment plans were announced for a regular army officer to lecture on field duties this month. A planned hike and encampment was slated for the next three weeks. Four noncommissioned officers Bass Alfred Tek George Folt M. Davis and Corporal Jose Davis will retire before the next meeting. An election from the ranks to fill their chevrons is expected, with Cor corporal Davis resigning as recording secretary.

Mibers Montgomery Alfred Tek Gera E A Folt M. Davis Jose Davis

Tramp Driven Out After City Arrest

Officer Cowboy of the Second precinct and Sergeant Pug Lam of Company 1 arrested Jonathan E. Haines at 12 o clock Thursday night for loitering near a residence. Haines, a long time Easton resident and vagrant, was ordered to leave town after the arrest.

Cowboy Ice Pug Lamof Iment N. GN

Vote for National Officers Meeting Reform Merchants Close Early

The Retail Clerks' Association in this city will hold a meeting on Wednesday to vote on National Officers. Clerks anticipate greater success with their early closing movement during the summer months as most merchants align with the effort.

Retail Clerks’ Association

Resident Michael Hosier Plans Ireland Visit After 47 Years

Michael Hosier of First Street, a longtime downtown resident, will depart for Ireland later this month for several months. He plans to visit relatives and revisit places from his boyhood, the first such trip since 47 years ago when Mr. Hurley previously journeyed to his homeland.

Michael Hosier First Street Ireland Mr. Hurley

Proctor's Bijou Dream Offerings at Proctor's Theatre

An ad describes a new show to open Monday featuring vaudeville acts, art pictures, song numbers, and a Me feature program. Highlights include Reded & Hadley novelty act, Henry Muller & Co. one act comedy Teasing, and a German Fe Grantee Pal eatery dance scene. Matinees daily at a comfortable theatre setting.

Proctor’s Yaterday Powel Ponnier Wenge Vapievilla Novalties Meatures Art Pictures New York Pala Comedienne Reded & Hadley Henry Muller & Co

JOFW THEATRE ENTERTAINS WITH LAUGHS AND MUSIC

The JOFW Theatre offers a week of entertainment starting Monday with Braithwaites and three comedies, The Helga Home, The Musical Millers, and Lasaro Trio among acts. New talkies appear, with weekly tables and skylights, while Baby Donnel and other vocalists headline.

Epeca Lowe's Theatre Toe

Counterfeiting Gang Busted in New York Raid

Police ended a raid on an international counterfeit gang in New York as thirteen men were arrested after a tense clash. Authorities say the gang produced notes from Italy and distributed them nationwide, with some suspects linked to Italian operations and observed at Christie Street.

New York Bed Wemey Enalien Fyn Tay Manny Italy Theolice Christie

Gaynor to face police in Duffy case hearing

Supreme Court Justice Gaynor plans to appear personally with Brooklyn boy George B. Duffy when the case resumes before Mayor McClellan. He argues police testimony contains undisclosed matters and accuses police of a conspiracy. Mayor and Crowell study police evidence at Princeton to frame questions for Duffy.

New York Curt Gaynor McClellan George B. Duffy Brooklyn Duffy Miinday Origa Tatentini Turticn Trg Ttm Daffy Dufly Rogues Crowell Princeton

Yachman Saves Woman From Death in Gravesend Bay

After an hour of battling waves and tide, LS Dwight, a yachtsman, was dragged half conscious from Gravesend Bay. He saved a woman who attempted suicide by her own action, nearly losing his life in the rescue before reviving.

the Journal New York LS Dwight Gravesend Bay

Sunday Baseball Crisis and Team Meeting Deferred

A Sunday baseball crisis led to a meeting of teams including Seretatd Threa Reeting and autos Ietic. Warranted actions were discussed for the game as soon as possible, with Dan Blak deciding on postponement. Participants included Will ars Jones and Sherman.

Dan Blak Ici Willars Jones Sherman

Roebling to Build Autos in City Field

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Roebling plans to manufacture high power machines in the city. Phrases mention receiver and indust trial promises, with unclear quotes and names. The torn text lacks coherent details like dates, places, or clear entities beyond the Roebling reference.

Iesrtaire de Charles B. Roebling

Miss Dalands Pupils Shine At Final Recital

The closing piano recital of Miss May Gesaler Dalemt’s pupils at Central Baptist warehouse drew a large attentive audience despite speckled weather. Students displayed solid technique, rhythm, and musicality across pieces from Bach to Beethoven, with standout performances by Ada Stickney, Ruth Biker, Helen Halbrook, and George Kerr, whose Liebestraume earned strong praise.

May Puplie Mawd Jones Marian Mavis Dionakl Firrasne Alan Chideey Adele Stickney Bachie Walle Maxwell Sune Roma Tweindle Anna Bonnell Hope Lions Evelyn Haring Fred Migott Alice Stick- Iney Elise Schhamann

Submarine and Torpedo Boats to Play War

Navy plans extensive maneuvers this summer with submarines and torpedo boats, including sorties near Boston and coastal capes peakes, all under secret wartime game conditions.

Washington Navy Dell

Licenses Cut Down by Beverly Council

Beverly June 5 temperance group victory as council votes to approve eight licenses but rejects four applications including Walter Mayer and William Birk Jr. Absence of one councilman, amid remonstrances from church and temperance groups, prompts debate and a Presbyterian church advocate cites personal investigations by pastors.

Beverly Temperance Coupell Thomas J Wright Teter & Adama Ernest Waris Barlberes Beverly Presbyterian Church Hershott Beverly Agwor Pisces TRENT Tata

New Move To Free Thaw From Custody

Telegraph reports Julie Charlen Moredausar and Harry Thiw a counsel will file a new habeas corpus petition for Thaw’s release. The move follows an unfavorable immunity ruling by the Appellate Division yesterday after a hearing in which Thaw was present. The authors seek an age-related adjustment previously decided by the Appellate Tribunal.

Fialon Appesia Murchasses

Fire engines in snowy London district tested for efficiency

In severe snowfall tests, the new petrol propelled fire engines showed they could reach speeds of twenty five miles per hour on level ground with a full load. Despite heavy traffic, observers noted smooth performance and readiness to respond, reflecting advancements in municipal emergency vehicles.

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