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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
6
Sporting notes discuss youth baseball amid a boom in the sport. The M.O.A. field hosts a game against teachers this afternoon with McGinnity and Wink Brokaw on trial. Manager Hefley eyes full signing leverage as Bushtown looms Saturday.
West Orange authorities refuse permit for Eagle Rock Auto Hill Climb following town attorney advice. The dispute centers on safety and potential violations of state speeding laws, with officials warning the event could face damages if injuries occur and suggesting the race may be permanently barred in the area.
Pollewman resided at 117% Mary Street entertained Billy Williams, a manager at 100 East Jersey Street, in a pinochle match. Police officers Kirkman and Bedlington played Williams and Hess. Kirkman and Bedlington won seven of ten games. Williams plans a rematch with a special deck to regain lost prestige.
On Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock the K O Da Rosalte will meet the Pingry Juniors on the Pingry Oval. No boy over 16 may compete. There will be eight events except the mile run. Both teams have trained hard and expect a close meet with possible wins by either side. Billy West has Dean chosen to referee, as he is from Pingry and Rosalie and would be fair.
On the Sterlings grounds P A O S defeated Junior Rosilla in a very uneven game. The score line shows 16 to 5 with significant dominance by P A O S over Robelle K, and the crowd witnessed a lopside contest from start to finish.
Roselle Club prepares for a Saturday match against Fairmount A C at Palmers, Garwood and Wantfelds expected to provide challenge. Fans anticipate a tight contest as Roselle seeks a decisive win to turn the tide.
Lipton cables praise for the skipper and crew of the untiet praising pluck endurance and seamanship. He offers congratulations to the winner and thanks those responsible for organization and management of the reception.
Morrel Street School teams played a double feature with a morning game where Room UF defeated a Linden district squad by a close margin, rallying late and nearly scoring again. The Madison Square league game followed, Linden F losing to Madison Square 9 to 2 as Ditlon and Lynch starred in practice prep for the MCA team. The Orioles edged Young Chicagoans 8 to 6 with Holland and Braaborg contributing key hits including home runs. Saturday the MCA team will play upcoming schedule.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a playful note about a stroll through a bustling alleyway. The line hints at playful misread terms and unclear references, offering a snapshot of a lighthearted urban scene and a drifting sense of place.
The Bushtown Association announces a decisive match at Walnut Street grounds. A tip-top defender, known as a top burberley, will face Ordleib as the main opposition, with a big event anticipated on game day.
A long passage lists famed lost art and artifacts including the Venus de Milo arm, a bracelets cup from an Egyptian temple, the Marcella vase from Dresden, Reyn olds Countess of Derby, and a Rembrandt Cupid portrait. It notes rewards offered, theories of disappearance, and the difficulty of tracking vanished works.
A court in the Sears atone area appointed officials and held Nathaniel Tore colored, in an alleged ring theft from Laura Young. Rose jailed for hearing. Byron Dixon of New York and Ethel Aurelia Green of Wentfield wed in New York City on Sunday during their wedding trip. Schools report 1,147 pupils registered and 95 percent attendance. Wentfield’s schools to receive 90,008.52 in state funding for the coming year.
Township Clerk A P Morris and family left for a summer residence at Oak Grove. Hillard School plans commencement on June 15 at Hillside Avenue. Charles Clark announces a valuable Hillside Avenue property to build a modern house for his family. John O Betkey of Woodruff Avenue observes his fortieth birthday with friends by rowboats from Elisabethport. Mr Low of Saybrook has moved to Elisabeth and bought a home.
The quarterly meeting of St Pauls Guild was largely attended at the parish house on Blanveoue. An excellent program followed the business session, featuring literary and musical items. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed social time lasting an hour or more with Miss Jenni Fitzpatrick Mithinwil and William Hainer among those present.
Yesterday afternoon at St Marys Church the Rector Rev George Brown officiated the marriage. A reception and supper followed at the bride's home on Main street. The newlyweds Mr and Mrs Mufner then departed on a wedding tour amid friends' best wishes.
A critic asserts stage kissing tests a performer’s craft more than private feeling. He argues stage love thrives on artificial technique and audience suspension, noting actors often improvise tears and passion beyond private emotion while maintaining convincing onstage chemistry.
A partial quotation shows a visitor and a child in a tense exchange as a mother hushes the youngster amid a casual warning. The snippet hints at social dynamics and polite restraint in a domestic setting.
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