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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
9
A Camden court acquitted former Judge Armstrong and the state mutual leaders of criminal intent amid probes into the State Mutual Building and Loan Association. The article details executives and stock dealings, indictments, and ongoing questions about charges and potential actions against others.
Elizabeth singers travel to New York for the Kaiser festival at Garden Brooklyn hosting choirs from 78 cities with 36 societies in four classes. Notable groups include Arion Baltimore Merlamet Junger Maennerchor Germania Newark Comon nh Wilkes-Barre and more as elite German and Welsh Irish choirs compete for the trophy donated by Kaiser Wilhelm amid university and college clubs.
A rough fragment lists items and prices for pets and embroidery style goods. Mentions unknown suppliers and vague product descriptions with unclear dates or locations.
A preliminary meeting will be held Tuesday evening at the Board of Trade rooms in the Hersh Building to organize a Council of Loyal Association in Elizabeth New Jersey. The order, headquartered in Jersey City, bases its insurance on the National Fraternal Congress Table and has endorsements from insurance commissioners in twenty two states. Several prominent Elizabeth residents plan to join, including P H Charleck Postmaster and past supreme counselor, Dr ED Frost, P Clarke of Fl Mora Association, Frank P McDermott of McDermott Enright, Rev T B Thames pastor, and ROK Bord of Park M E, with many others already listing for charter and more showing interest.
Jersey City June 12 Warden Sullivan rules children will not be admitted to Hodsom county jail on visiting days to spare them the sight of detained parents and to prevent possible illness. The Grand Jury committee praised the jail but urged a new facility due to overcrowding, noting the current building dates back over fifty five years.
Closing exercises for Miss Nellie D. Littell's primary school were held yesterday at 43 Sayre Street with recitations and songs presented by the scholars.
In Rayenne, June 2, Miss Mary Vassar of 18 Willis Street reportedly learned her lover had a rival and, overcome by despair, leaped into Packard's canal. Neighbors recall she spoke little after the news, and her body was recovered about four hours later.
A Smits county pupil, troubled by trngrammatics, was kept after school to write have gone six times. He labored industriously until the teacher briefly left the room. On returning she found him missing, his desk filled with tablet wheels bearing have panes and the note Tam through, and have went home.
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