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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
6
Baseball notes from Sunday at Star Grounds highlight Johnson of the Imperials and a clash with the Giants. Reports praise Smith of the Stars for a defensive gem and a long homer, while critique focuses on pitching, fielding, and umpire decisions amid a string of near and notable plays.
Caterers prepared vast rations for the football final crowd in London with thousands of buns scones cakes and edibles. Over 1 290 staff including waitresses and cooks were enlisted to serve. A Niagara project discussed water supply and power schemes could cut water flow by about 30 percent during minimum flow season.
The Hagpr ferme A. defeated the Rough Riders Sunday evening by a score of 18 to 2. Damahoe showcased a one hand grab and strong running, while Kelly’s performance drew attention for his elusive defense and scoring potential.
The report covers a weekend gathering of Peter Gallagher and Henry J Murphy associations at a Trow Bridge road course featuring a ball gasp won by the Murphys 25 to 3. Races saw Garrity and others. the Murphys won the tug of war and attendees enjoyed a communal meal and songs before evening departures. The Nite and Eike clubs show mixed results with Eike topping a seven-game streak and schedules full into July. An Acatewr League directors meeting decided to double up postponed games as Double-Destlers. enrolments added few new names. In the National League Boston beat Chicago 3-1 with other games postponed.
The Coopers defeated East Ends 16 to 14 in a tug-of-war contest at the Bund a grove with Gussta and News 1o providing raree performances. A parade and postgame revelry followed as Elizabeth and Newark teams clashed in a closely fought match.
A dense, OCR damaged listing shows various real estate conveyances and marital transfers. Names include John J., Catherine Finnerty, Mary Doyle, Bridget Callahan, William Darroch, Julia Kellogg, and Henry Young among others. Properties referenced span Catharine Street, Broadway corners, blocks and lots in Garwood and Roselle areas alongside streets like Franklin Avenue and Court Wires. The fragmentary text hints at numerous transfers, heirs, and parcel descriptions typical of a deed ledger of the era.
New Haven June 19 The Yale athletics financial report for 1904-1905 shows total receipts from football baseball rowing track and reserves and other credits at 106632.06 with all funds spent on four major teams and Yale Field. Football receipts 60011.56 with expenditures 37957.74 a surplus of 22004.95. Baseball receipts 24617.66 expenditures 20816.23 balance 3801.49. Rowing receipts 13795.50 expenditures 28482.44 a deficit 14676.94. Track receipts 3549.30 expenditures 96816.25 a deficit 5526.59. Compared with 1903-1904 there is a loss about 34000 due to an off year and Princeton game. Reserve fund balance September 1, 1905 10730.49 including interest. Football games yielded 32040 from Harvard 1904 and about 19000 from Princeton plus 7000 from Columbia. About 1078 from ticket sales. Football costs 6979 for hotels and meals and 4000 for merchandise and goods. Behr Defends Tennis Title. Hartford Conn June 19 Karl H Behr Yale defended his New England tennis title. Kastlen League standings and match results noted.
Weather permitting Newark of the Eastern League will face Buffalo at Wiedenmeyer's Park with trains guiding fans to the entrance as Central Railroad facilitates grounds access.
A jumble of names and property descriptions appears with transfers, block maps, and contractor notes. Individuals including Annie Buchanan Elisa Coste Sarah Lake and Elizabeth Chetwood are mentioned along with parcels on Union Street and New Manufactures lane.
A museum called the Museum van Voor Verpen ter Verkoming van Ongelukken t o Ziekten in Fabriken en Werkplaat is showcased in Venice of the North. It displays safety devices to prevent accidents among workers, born from Holland’s Association for Manual Training. Government support grew from 1900 onward with substantial appropriations, aiding the museum's development and preservation of exhibits and documents.
A historical note describes attempts to study blind reading methods using the raised type called the Brediie. It claims tactile acuity among the blind is lower than among sighted readers and that most blind readers achieve about four hundred words per minute in writing while reading devices tire easily, hindering effective reading for the blind.
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