22 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
1
At Rutgers College commencement in New Brunswick on June 22, William H. Corbin of Ell Ashollay received the degree of Master of Arts. The exercises drew students from various states and nations as graduates were conferred with honors amid a thronged city audience.
A municipal ownership conference is planned for the FayTroney area. The event aims to discuss public utilities and shared services, featuring local officials and community groups.
The Shineane celebration features the Captain's Pride appearing in a naval parade on June 8. The event honors sea service with the yacht club and a plan to save lives during the annual parade. Colonel D Callina to speak at Prinos Tay feast. Dooley's hosts the Shineane display.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a detachment and an action against Tolends and Beale Op. 2. The text mentions Daniel B. Martin and a cane, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows Junius Rayner of Chester Pa and George Spooner once Crescent shipyard workers involved in a thwarted wedding to Mim Mary Delvis of Morristown. The tale centers on a best man’s alleged interference as the groom pursues his bride.
Springfield officials support Van Houten amid a disputed shooting case involving Charles R. Van Boulen and a resident of 323 North Broad. A preliminary examination before Justice of the Peace Eshel revealed tensions over assault and intent charges.
Crowds gather as Grand Army members parade in patriotic garb. Arch decorations along Warren to Bikes streets, red white and blue lights, Lincoln and Sheridan portraits, and G A R badge lighting up the city. Veterans receive warm civic welcome amid daylight parade splendor.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a moving train episode with Mae Mico Sch and others allegedly stealing valuables from a singer aboard a train. Details on location, date, and outcome are incomplete in the readable text.
Partially legible OCR text references a street location and a public area near First Street and a cane or staff mention. Context is unclear with garbled phrases and missing details. No clear names, dates, or actions available to confirm a full event or notice.
Twenty people were killed and many injured when the Lake Shore’s twentieth century limited from New York struck an open switch at Mentor Ohio at 9 20 p m. The crash set off a fire and many victims were burned. Names from Cleveland New York and Akron appear among the dead and injured with investigators probing whether the switch was tampered with.
Fragmented OCR text references a ride incident and possible accident. The readable parts hint at a narrative about a ride event with implied outcomes and agreements but lack concrete details, names, places, or dates to anchor a full news summary.
A New York market summary says the stock trade shows manipulative colouring and that important interests are committing large buys. The report suggests traders are acting to sway prices, with emphasis on the effect of buying on market sentiment and perceived integrity.
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