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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1905

Page

1

Hot Time for Census Men in Police Court Scene

A chaotic scene unfolds as census workers clash with residents at 148 Trilee Place. Several defendants, including John Does and Mary Dots, face warrants and a Polish woman with a baby resists naming herself, risking jail. Officers arrive with reinforcements as occupants flee and some pay fines amid confusion.

Saim Ty City Raperror William R. Littell Insles Place Earl Thant John Does Mary Dots Mahon Trilee Place Socapiaiita Alexander Stampe W. Ly Rodimer Alexander Chi- Rodoaky Anna Blevkerts Yat Street Roehner Stiler Dengan Arreate Deski Cape Ayua Denman Deki Patrick Recon Folice Ies Lune

Toddling Hero Saves Family Home From Fire

A young child named David Rengart helped extinguish a blaze on Pine Street near First, pulling the alarm and guiding adults to safety. Neighbors say he acted bravely as smoke filled the kitchen, and the family credit the toddler with preventing a worse disaster. Fire crews arrived, securing the scene as residents assessed the damage.

David Rengart Batunday Pine Street First Street Sretham Wheelare Wyatt “Rae Wien Weber

Alarm Report Confusing Fragment From Chilton Street

A garbled OCR fragment references an alarm on Chilton Street and mentions fracking, with unclear wording about edges or oars and likely missing details of the event or location.

Chilton Street Cs Cee Eee Leek

Ninety Days for a Wife-Beater Court Case

A Sunday morning crowd joined Judge Maton as Neil O’Kane faced charges for beating his wife at 421 Fulton Street. He reportedly drank heavily then assaulted his wife, threw dishes, and faced further accusations from accompanying witnesses. Others, including Johnny Peterson and about 14 youths, faced charges connected to illicit behavior and petty offenses in the same session.

Maton Yeaterfay Biny Neil O'Kane Fulton Street O'Kane Heighetiny Amu Kane Johnny Peterson

Attempted Robbery at Roselle Residence Report

A bold thief entered Hdgrin Taylor's home at 155 Fourth Avenue by a second story window. He explored rooms and seized Br. Taylor's gold watch and valuables, but fled after Mrs Taylor and Danilor pursued him downstairs and fired a revolver. Identity remains unknown.

Roselle Hdgrin-Taylor Br. Taylor Danilor Teyve Ataira

Church concert under Bauman Lowe leads choir soloists

Under the direction of Bauman Lowe organist and choirmaster, a church concert features soloists Mrs Edward A Weeks soprano Miss Joseph dee Mackintown contralto Frank C Milligan tenor and Eric V Goodwin bass. The church chorus will perform thirty five verses as the service begins at eight o clock.

Bauman ‘Lowe Edward A. Weeks Josephdee Mackintown Frank C. Milligan Eric V Goodwin Rentar

Obituary notices Mrs. Kemil Neelen and family mourners

An obituary notes the death at a Rhode Island residence of Mrs. Kemil Neelen and mentions surviving children and relatives including Mrs. Pratt and Mr. Creter. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Albert E. Wirth, with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.

Eighteen Hour Pennsylvania Special Inaugurated Ahead of Schedule

Chicago to New York service proves speedy as both east and westbound trains reach destination ahead of time. The eastbound train leaves Chicago at 2 45 PM and arrives Ser ry City before 2 25 AM Eastern time. The westbound from New York departs Sunday afternoon and reaches Chicago at 8 40 AM, three minutes early, with minor delay at Mansfield due to a hot box. Trains include parlor and sleeping cars, all cars new, with passengers satisfied by the smooth ride and full capacity.

Torney City Auc Cens Pennsylvania Railroad Company Chicago New York Pennsylvania Central Times Serry City New Chi Mansfield Ohio Cresline Ohi Fort Wayne Indiana Hersey City John Warren

Presentation to William M. Ashley

Presentation honors William M. Ashley for sixteen years of service at the Pecans company as a bookkeeper in the attachment department. Foreman Weirs presided as John Hall accepted the position and presented a gold watch, with Mr. Ashley thanking friends and noting their good wishes. Music, speeches, and a bountiful repast followed, closing with a toast to the guest of honor.

Stoner Sametdellar William Ashlay Ihaties Weirs Ashley John Hall Mr. Aabley H. Coughlin M. Dulk D. Mortarity J. Taoman L. Shanker

New Curate Preaches at St Mary's Church

Rev. Louis J. Bohl preached at 9 and 10 30 oclock services at St Mary's Church with Rt. Rev. A J Ferrett assisting from Holy Cross Harrison. Parishioners were impressed by his sermon and widespread audience attendance noted.

Louis J. Bohl A. J. Ferrett Rt. Mary's Mreh Church of the Holy Cross Harrison Rae

Westfield woman found dead after late night incident

Police report a Westfield woman known in the area as Laure James died in an early morning incident. Family members say she left Westfield she attended a local school and was connected to Cran Dan, with four young children left behind. The death occurred in nearby towns as authorities investigate injuries and cause.

Cran Dan Br South Avemas

Children’s Day Observed At Local Churches Across City

Children’s Day was celebrated in several Sunday schools and churches with programs, decorations, and prize ceremonies. At Third Presbyterian and Epworth Church, students presented hymns, readings, and infant baptisms, while Siloam Sunday School followed with songs and recitations, honoring the day despite light rain.

Third Presbyterian Church A. ¥. Bouton Presbyterian Board of Publication Woodward Kerr David Israel Jeane Reinet Bamarl Oll Epworth Church C. C. Moore Bert Smith Rena Lounsbury Charlotte Banta Virginia Beatrice Siloam Sunday School Siloam Presbyterian Bander School Washington Street George M. Benton Anon Elizabeth D. Hooker Veewr Vanderwee Recharis Helen Anthoss

Fire department members treated after Saturday incident

In the 20s, a Singer fire department unit faced exposure and were treated by medical staff after an incident Saturday afternoon. The event involved fire apparatus and the scene at the Marina area near Secomeeck, with details limited due to fragmented text.

Singerfire Department Singer Fire

Rahway Avenue Trolley Extension Sparks City Effort

Rahway Avenue trolley advocates press for a plan to route the line through Rahway Avenue, opposing a Roselle and Linden path via Jersey Avenue. City Council friction delays opening distant districts, while a May meeting aims to stir support and outline potential benefits for Elizabeth’s trade and growth.

Rahway Avenue Roselle and Linden Jersey Avenue Newark New York Colonel Colling Imayor Camptrotter Board of Trade Wan Amboy Citieren Estat Xebitente Collins Cornell Cowell

Downtown Republican Club June Meeting Announced

The Downtown Republican Club schedules its regular June meeting for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. After the business portion, a spread will be served and poems and songs are hinted at for entertainment during the members gathering. A drawing of prizes is expected.

Republican Club

Reception by White Eagle Club for Howard Hughes

The White Eagle Social Club hosted a social reception at Howard Hughes residence on Fulton and Fourth streets Saturday night. It honored the young man on his 18th birthday with a private gathering and cordial tributes from attendees.

White Eagle Social Club Howard Hughes Pulton and Fourth Streets

Personal Wanry Leaky Returns Home From Hospital

Wanry Leaky who was operated on last week at Elizabeth General Hospital returned to his home yesterday. He expects to be at his business tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church, started this morning. He will join Mrs. Machell at Gilroy, and they intend to spend their relations together. I turn in on to Elizabeth about August 1.

Eilasbeth General Hospital Busines Porrow Presbyterian Church Mre_ Machell Qilroy Elizabeth

Lodge Notes on Mant Ore Star Meeting Schedule

Pareua lodge notes announce a regular meeting at Ser Hall on Firet street to confer the degree of The ender. Members and invited officers will attend with specific instructions and timing to be confirmed.

Pareua Order of the Mantore Star Firet Street Ender Mawes Alt_mormberts Asi al Slater Ecentasen

Russia Accepts Peace Efforts and Negotiations

Washington June 12 Count Cassini the Russian ambassador delivered the formal reply to the President’s note of June 8 stating Russia accepts no terms and will join plenipotentiaries with Japan to discuss peace. The place for envoys and names are under consideration and expected within a few days.

Washington, D.C Count Cassini Aitawia Russia Japan Naketh

Subway Traffic Still Suspended After Flooded Tunnel

New York on June 12 reports subway traffic entirely halted after a 48 inch water main break flooded the tunnel north of Fortieth Street. Trains ran only to Times Square and below Fourteenth Street on locals while Park Avenue basements flooded and the avenue resembled a rushing river. Passengers leapt from cars into rising water to avoid electrocution as water backed into the third rail. The switch and flood were not controlled for hours, delaying thousands between stations.

New York Avenua Ihta

Palmers Win A Close Game At Palmer Grounds

On the Palmer grounds yesterday the Bayonne A. A. and the Tora 4 ES 3 scored early but Levy tied and Leery sparked Palmerites, with Chappel setting up the eighth inning. Palmers won 3 to 2 as both pitchers received solid run support.

Palmer Grounds Bayonne A. A Tora Aggenn Vnal Levy Leery Palmerites Chappel Euey-Street Palmers Bayonne

Court Columbus Delegates to High Court

At a Saturday night meeting of Court Columbus No. 920 1 C F delegates to one High Court to convene at Bloomfield in September were David J. Maloney Patrick J. McGuire William J. McNamara George M. Krou neck William Krogh Maurice Reidy Jol Killough Adam Schmitt Charles L. Mitchell Leonard P. Daulner Denale 4 McCarthy and Valentine Miller.

Columbus C. F Bloomfield David J. Maloney Patrick J. McGuire William J. McNamara George M. Krouneck William Krogh Maurice Reidy Jol Killough Adam Schmitt Charles L. Mitchell Leonard P. Daulner Denale McCarthy Valentine Miller

Liedekranz Picnic at Breidt's Park A Fun Event

The Liedekranz picnic at Breidt's Park Saturday was well attended and enjoyable with dancing and singing. A committee including William Schneider Jacob Martin Juens Frank William Wencke William Killy Henry Stricker Carl Leonard and Gustave Young organized the gathering.

Volunteer Motorman Takes Charge After Speeding Car Crash

Patrick Rooney a motorman on the Aldene trolley line was hurled from his car during a trip to city streets. He was found unconscious with head injuries and broken teeth and was rushed to a hospital after the car was stopped by an emergency brake.

Patrick Rooney Aldene Three City Alexian Brothers Hospital Ad. Rosalie Rooney Edward Henley Velans Thin City Arriviere O'Deck Oliver & Drake Company Ane

Wall Street Prices and Advice From Marden Magazine

Fragmentary Wall Street report notes volatile prices for various securities during the hour and includes a blunt motivational column urging readers to rise above business challenges. The text blends market data with exhortations on initiative, cheerfulness, and duty to customers and workers.

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