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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

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Miller Missing as Grand Jury Seeks Clues to Past Charges

Friends of Louis Miller report his sudden departure from his home at 23 Lers Street on Monday. Grand Jury witnesses were summoned to testify about possible law violations from years ago. One charge involves perjury or breaking a statute, with bail set at 8500. Miller’s absence and uncertain whereabouts stir concern among associates and officials.

Louie Miller Bern Miller Frith

Fragmented OCR Narrative in a Murder Case Trial

Fragmented text depicts a courtroom scene around a murder case. Names such as Orchard, Burke, and Simpkine surface amid garbled dialogue showing defense action and witness recalls. Mentions governor and potential relationships, with scattered locations and trial fragments.

Rioting Under Way as Kosher Market Tensions Rise

Cleveland, June 18. A riot at kosher shops erupted amid price protests driven by meat costs four cents higher per pound. About 300 people stormed the kosher market district, attacking shopkeepers and looting, with women among the demonstrators and significant property damage reported.

Cheveland Beriow Sed Ohiba Feroman

Public Health Board Adopts Contagious Disease Deck Card Plan

The Health Officer reports an ordinance to post a notice on the door of any building where contagious disease appears. It requires all occupants of the house to take precautions and the public be informed of the disease name and existence. The action follows a recent city health measure addressing diphtheria.

Board of Thealth

District Court Idle Case Involving Byllester-Miteott

A district court case in Ormiford centers on Benjamin Ewing as auditor for steel works and Byllester-Miteott as lessee of 142 West Afreet, with ongoing disputes over cellar conditions and lease terms. The record notes the defendant remained in residence until Mooney’s intervention, then moved out on a claim the cellar was damp, with details remaining incomplete.

District Court Jwtt Byllester-Miteott Ormiford Agsines Benjamin ‘Siwing Ewing Mooney

McKeon and Emery Charged in Street Commission Case

Fragmentary OCR notes show Patrick McKeon and Patrick Emery as former street officials linked to a dispute or wrongdoing. References mention street work, raids, a clock, and sworn statements, but details are incomplete and names are uncertain.

Patrick' BoKeon Patrick Emery Beth Kaaba K. Thorpe McKeon Ware Sreerreesd Ieee O'Elock Batardéy Nory

Anthony's Day Observed With Italian Society Parade

The Italian Society of St Anthony celebrated its patron feast with a parade and evening concert. Services and processions were held at local churches and multiple groups gathered at the society headquarters for a joint observance. The parade moved through Broad Street to East Jersey, concluding with solemn mass and services at the church.

St. Anthony St. Joseph Neavening Odorgh Caragel Rad Macphh Tadlad Pateds Eltesbath Abe Broad— Street Jersey Gt J Church Motakgedr New Yort

Tobin Before Taquisifurs Exposes State Plumbing Bid

Proceedings delayed by absence of Assembly members as the state investigative committee opens scrutiny into a $29,000 plumbing bid. Tobin, a sub contractor, and Katzenbach bid, with Lawson contractor tying into the Capitol project. Witnesses discuss bid reductions and book access with attorney Backes, amid questions on contract pricing and material costs.

Trenton Hahn Sullivan Gibbs Btale Barker Ven Blarcom Prdant George Sk Tobin Plaindeld Peter Emoition Backes Katzenbach Loin Elinaat Hai Arid Et Materials Emiont Asd Eit Hin Lynton Air Mr. Backes Prisot

Three New Schools Demanded by Board of Education

The board of education demands construction of three new schools and approves a resolution for a new primary school in Elt Ward. The action signals district expansion to address growing enrollment and facility needs.

Elt-Ward

School 3 in bad shape prompts new high school plan

At a board meeting Commissioner Kaufman urged issuing bonds to build a new high school on the present or alternate site. Commissioner Wenke proposed a new school replacing prewar School No. 3 on Second Avenue, and Commissioner Matthews pressed for a new primary school in Ward V. After debate, Kaufman’s resolution sat on the table for a month and Wenke’s plan received less support as a tie vote and amended debate followed.

Board of Educaton Alexander Kaufman Board of School Estimate Aba Wenke Second Avenue Matthews Vint Kaufman Ramon Sinlast Heatien Shhott Kaufman Ins

Fire destroys New York piano factory in deadly blaze

At Southern Boulevard and 137th Street a piano factory and paint shop burned, causing $200000 in damage. George Thompson, an employee, woke to the blaze and died of heart failure bursts. firefighters were overcome by smoke while battling the flames. Fire chief Croker ordered relays to continue fighting the blaze.

New York Belek —Plemo Southern Boulevard 137Th Street George Thompson Aldawa Croker

Township reassessment hearing before state board of equalization

Chairmen Carl Lente of the State Board of Equalization in Newark heard J. C. Salter appeal over a Springfield Township land assessment of 300 per acre. John K. English for Springfield argued, and Louis Keller’s Baltusrol holdings were discussed as Salter admitted varying values for partial parcels. The session revealed ongoing price disputes and reassessment debates.

Carl Lente State Board of Equalization of Taxes Hie Newark J. C. Salter Springfield John K. English Springfield Township Louis Keller Baltusrol Salter English Koh Balter Patel Coe Iy Benes Dasessor Speingfietd

Wall Street Opens Slow Amid Heavy Market Tone

Wall Street reports from New York on June 13 show the market delaying opening after the first hour with a heavy tone. Active stocks failed to move much, local transaction issues remained subdued, and preferred shares drifted lower while overall bonds stayed quiet.

New York Neral

Japan Stands With America In East Policy

Washington reports a interview with Viscount Aoki stating the nations will stay united to preserve Asian stability. He urges no aggressive demonstrations and emphasizes mutual support between the United States and Japan against European aggression. Tokyo issues call for restraint despite protests tied to anti US sentiment and “yellow peril” rhetoric.

Washington Viscount Aoki United States Japan Emre Morttio Arenes Faglend Tokio Il Treetioen

Spain Sees Justice in Plotters Fates

Madrid June 3 reports say verdicts returned against men tried for complicity in the attempt to assassinate King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, as Geseretant inaction ends with the justice system delivering outcomes for those who aided Morra the bomber in his escape bid.

Spain Madrid Kigg Morra

600 Sevastopol sailors moved aboard cruiser amid fears of mutiny

London reports say six hundred affected men have been ferried to a cruiser at Sevastopol under strong guard. Authorities fear a mutinous outbreak may occur, with the ominous phrase 81X hundred arrested circulating in dispatches received today.

London Sevastopol

Metcalf Not Lost Reaches Washington

Report notes an arrival in Washington by a person named Metcalf despite earlier concerns. The fragmentary text mentions an escort or accompanying figures and hints at a river setting and a date around July. Further context remains unclear due to OCR damage.

Metcalf Washington Secretary Mat Jane Oalf Washi Aoe Irninda

Special Meeting of Division No 2 A HY Me Members

A brief notice of a special meeting of Division No 2 of A and Hy Me, including action to be taken by the secretary Coauley. Meeting details are limited in readable text.

Division NO. 2 Divistes No

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