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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1909

Page

7

County plans to aid hospitals with new board appointments

Report by Henry S. Chatfield describes forming a fifteen member Board of Directors for the hospital effort. Local committees from Union and surrounding towns weigh efforts to raise funds with minimal expense, eyeing substantial city and out-of-town support.

Barstal Malliwicks Tnion Township Ilotee Hawchet Rose Ghisiferd Apobe Linien Raymond T. Crane Lyons Farms von Westfield Rabwar Clark Kenilworth Oyrey James Connolly

City Council to Debate On Site Drinking Fountain

Citizens pack City Hall Monday night as council prepares to vote on a proposed drinking fountain at Soldiers' Monument. Committees will hear from both sides, with supporters and opponents set to present arguments and a verdict expected.

RPC P. Cal Howe Will Viedo

Mysterious Chinatown Tragedy Sparks Jealousy Motive

Police link the slaying of Elsie Sigel to her romance with Leon Lang and a Chinese laborer. Letters found in Elsie’s room, divided into bundles, reveal a pattern of 24 letters to American girls, signed Nellie and Elsie, suggesting a jealous quarrel that led to a fatal confrontation. Investigators traced the couple’s months of association and the home setting of the crime, urging leads across ports and cities as they pursue Lean Lang and a second Chinese suspect.

Tove Teller Elsig Sun Temen Vraua Sigel Ann Steniner Urumk Abe Muu Sigel Wadeworth Streey Cline Sin Ling Sanday Leon Nellie

New Building Boom Starts in Elizabeth With Planned Projects

A wave of new construction hits Elizabeth as permits for the week show contracts totaling about 70,350 dollars for new buildings. Projects include a radical redesign of the Stratemeyer building at 4 Broad Street and a two story factory on Felicobeth Avenue near Spring Street, with several dwellings and alterations planned around Anna Street and Rahway Avenue. Architects include Danld Bo Provost and Ho MS Rayer. contractors J S Van Kirk and others.

Elizabeth Brennan Broad Street Stratemever Peter J. Traub Jon Tmacue Matern Torshall Danidl Bo Provost Arnold and Scil Flicobeth Avenue Spring Street Grier Avenue South Street Barnes & van Hergén Anna Street Mre. L and M. Becker Lafayette Street George Freund Jackson Avenue J. Blom and Son William M Austin Se- Jem Scotland Road John Friedrich Rahway Avenue William Brodkeneck Third Street Ann Hoeffing Miller Street John Dravir Morris Rmvenue James (. Monshan Tous Schlein South Park Street

George Davey Dies on Train in Ohio

George L. Dover president and owner of the Beston National League club died on Pennsylvania train No. 8 near Cedarville Ohio while en route from Steubenville to Cincinnati. He suffered a hemorrhage in the Pullman car toilet, bled from the mouth yet remained conscious and died shortly after being taken to his berth. He had been in ill health for some time, making the death unexpected.

Tournal Xenia George L. Dover Beston Pennsylvania Cedarville Kenia Steubenville Ohio Condomati Dover Garry Herrmann Tional Commission Cincinatti

Fierce Pace In Auto Race At Brown Point

A jagged OCR read details a fast auto race, noting entrants like Roberta, Lytle, and Simmne as favorites. It mentions Pert Miller, Stoddard Darton, and Hiyadara region entries, with speed records by Berman and rapid laps near 87.1 mph. The piece blends race action, entrants, track positions, and timing notes across multiple lanes and heats.

Vrown Point Vince Nmrie Wien Copia Beatie Roberta Lytle Simmne Wagner Pert Miller Fontes Atgeraan Ei Howrie Rutek Reo Dyer Enverm Mrs M Bourque Knox Atretch Miller Sioddara Dington In Lane Denson Engichmek Robertson Chevrolet Strang Lorman Hearne Berman Knox No Stoddard Davion Vande Aparte

Evicted Woman Sleeps Outdoors With Children in Distress

A disrupted family narrative unfolds as Mrs. Victoria Dagintiana and her husband face eviction. Detained by authorities, the case highlights a mother’s pleas as she battles for shelter while her children endure cold and exposure, prompting intervention after hours in the streets. Local officials discuss welfare responsibilities and housing limits amid the courtroom scrutiny.

William Vekersim Dagestiana Dai Hy Ward Lehmai Wey Tina

Elizabethtown bank to rise in marble fireproof building

A Union County Trust Company site at Broad and West Grand streets will be replaced within two weeks by a modern white marble bank building. It will be fireproof with a granite base, steel frame, metal sash, advanced plumbing and electric systems, and a large private room for officials. Architects include Charles H. Halsey and Albert Carlton with James Alexander, Lebbens Miller, and William Rankin. The bank will feature a grand interior, bronze screens, beveled glass, and extensive vaults for cash, jewelry, and records, serving as Fidelity Trust Company offices in Sewark.

Union County Trust Company Charles H. Halsey Albert &. Carlton James J. Alexander Lebbens JB. Miller William H. Rankin Hersh Jersey Central Pennsylvania Elzabeth Rutland Horence Dante Wonton deponstraUl Additon Anidar Fidelity Trnet Company Sewark

Barge Ablaze At Dry Dock Reported Fire

The barge at dry dock caught fire with crews from the tug and the Bergen Allen responding to extinguish the blaze. Firemen fought the flames as smoke rose and water cannon aided a dampening effort. No fatalities are reported, though damage to the vessel and gear was substantial and estimated at $600. The incident occurred around midday as workers noted the fire may have burned for some time before crews contained it.

Bergen Allen Okptetin Allen Wan-Alabod Baie Prudeiee

Black Hand Mail Alarms Saloonkeeper Mystery

Fragmented text describes a Black Hand mail threat to a saloonkeeper and protective actions. Mentions Newark and a later tie of member time. Contains garbled phrases and unclear sequence of events but centers on extortion style warnings and assumed protection issues.

Maytet Newark Wallings

Counterfeiters Held by a U S Government

Serafinee Roshinen was arrested on a Friday night by United States officials. James in Newark posted bond over $1,000 for trial. Michael Vitale, held as a witness, aided the case. Detectives Krogan and Navello testified, showing the gang's counterfeit bills were circulated. Five Italians were arrested in Newark. similar seizures linked to the same ring were reported in the eastern area.

Serafinee Roshinen Atright Wamnam Efuintesteiter Sidiet Janes Newark Sarvidas Michael Vitale bin Eager New York Patrick Krogan Tilly

Roselle Park Thieves Busy but Get Little

Burglars entered the homes on Chestnut Street and Grant Avenue in Roselle Park attempting to gain access and steal cash and valuables. They ransacked the lower parts of a residence, took a small purse, and left footprints toward the Lehigh Valley Railroad as officers traced the scene but found no other clues.

Roselle Park Tone Emivanen Harwowd Chestrt Street Times Grant Avenee Wade Lehigh Walier

ABANDON HIGH SCHOOL UNION PUPILS COME HERE

Principal Andrea Kline of Union Township High School notified Superintendent Richard Clement that about a dozen pupils planned to attend Batun Mich Kehow in the city. The Town Council voted to discontinue the high school course but to fund attending pupils with a tax-supported plan.

Andrea PR. Kline Union Township High School Richard EK. Clement Shandane Union Township Couren

Untitled Fragment Reflects Murky Purchase Note

A fragmented OCR line hints at a best day to buy a particular item, mentioning a journal and a vague sale or purchase context. The readable bits point to timing and a purchasing decision without clear specifics or named entities.

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