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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
9
A long assault case concluded after testimony from multiple witnesses including Michael Leonard and Mrs Dillon. Lawyers and the chief of police led the inquiry with cross examinations and a detailed account of the alleged incident at a residence, with determinations about veracity and authority guiding the verdict.
Community officials discuss the lack of a transfer station on Broad Street. The city committee cites policy constraints and funding gaps while reiterating plans to maintain current rail and bus connections. Local residents express concern over service gaps and potential future extensions.
A disappearance case of Vethiin Hains worsens as authorities trace a troubled path to a missing boy. The search spans multiple avenues with witnesses and police patrols following leads, while community members await clarification on the boy’s fate and any connection to a broader incident.
In a wooded area near Newark a wedding ring was found after a man reported it missing. The finder indicated the ring likely fell from a person walking along a path at one avenue and Vie Sheohamed Tat. Marshall Kinney notified authorities as officials searched the area for the owner and details of the ring.
A garbled OCR style notice from Wilton Maine lists numerous individuals and families with scattered locations. It mentions travel, visits, and various personal movements, with many misspellings and unclear connections. The fragmentary text references Long Branch, Bay Herd, Coriett, Atlantic City, and several named persons, but lacks coherent events or dates.
George J. Stewart of the Twelfth ward was recommended for reappointment to the County Bench at a Republican County Committee meeting led by Chairman Frank Stith. Other election board members, Ralph Morrow and Robert H. McAdam, were noted, with Fred Zion a Democrat. The gathering also planned the annual dollar dinner for September 24 at Turn Hall with a speakers committee and group in charge.
A small blaze near the front of City Hall hydrant drew bystanders as firefighters responded. Mayor and city officials watched as engines worked to control the flames and secure the area.
Mrs Maria Snyder of 2 Florida Street faced arraignment before Judge Auge Mahon on assault charges. Witnesses described a struggle during which Mrs Snyder reportedly bit the judge's clerk, wounding a woman named Hegin before a discharge was issued.
The report notes Secretary of Agriculture Wilson stating he believes his actions were honest and that calls for resignation lack merit. Amid claims of mismanagement, observers question leadership as political tensions rise and media attention intensifies.
An article discusses a patent medication claimed to ease indigestion yet risks constipation. It notes warnings from physicians, questions drug safety, and highlights consumer claims about a product marketed with natural ingredients and promises of rapid bowel relief. The piece cites alleged testimonials and emphasizes caution for readers considering this remedy.
August Belmont leads a ceremony at a historic site as work begins on the Cape Cod Canal. The canal will run twelve miles from Buzzard Bay to Martha’s Vineyard, connecting New York and Boston water routes and using a Sandstone dredge fleet under the Cottrition Company.
A report from the State House outlines Governor Specht’s schedule and appointments, including renaming legal posts and honoring Revolutionary War milestones. The governor will attend ceremonies at Sea Girt and Rutgers, confer degrees, and appoint officials such as Frank Bergen and Samuel V. Robbins, with interim choices to fill vacancies in Chancery and tuberculosis sanitarium governance.
An unclear local advertisement promising a cure all remedy claims Rexall Hale Tooie will treat den drut grow hair and prevent hiltnews. The ad offers two sizes priced at 1.00 with a guarantee and urges customers to try the product at Mackey Brothers Rexall Store in Elizabeth on Hind and West Jersey streets.
City Council on bonds discussed refunding of the adjustment bonds with New York firm Dalafield Longfellow. Officials admitted a draft ordinance validating the hand issue and sought expert advice before any formal submission at an upcoming special meeting.
In City Criminal Court Judge Mahon discharged Vins Teuia Saundera after the complaining witness did not appear. Frank Gloganoski complained, alleging Saunders' wife faced a threat. Saunders denied the accusations in court. The case referenced an incident at 216 Florist Street where a man claimed entry armed with a weapon and threats against his wife.
Declares by Mrs. Charles Avery in court that her carpenter husband neglects five children and earns only 21 a week. She says she must work and that he ignores money for essentials. He claims she scolds constantly and keeps him in a wood shed on Sundays. Judge Mahon orders $12 weekly support and peace.
George Cawline, a painter, is being tried in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge At water on an indictment alleging no serious offense. Principal witness Marie Malone, 14, testifies that he lured her to the rear of a blacksmith shop at Westfield avenue and Mulberry street in February. her account is supported by Mary Dealey, 16. William R. Wilson represents the defendant. Assistant Prosecutor Walter Hetfield Jr. presents the state case.
Miss Margaret Arnold married Hugo Robertz at St Michael's Church parsonage on Sunday afternoon. Rev Father Schoenhardt officiated. Bridesmaid Misa Katherine McCann and best man John Bradley attended.
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