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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
3
Telegraph dispatch reports Teheran under Shahs iron rule as rebels seek refuge with various leaders and assemblies in danger. Provisional forces move to meet incursions while reports from St Peters note widespread revolution, battles exhaust provinces, and fears grow of the Shahs possible elimination.
Report notes a Toronto gathering last week of a group called We are the Supreme Crawl erplaig the proveedings. The meeting aims to inform all members in Eligabeth about new rates affecting old members, with a large attendance anticipated.
Elizabeth Ven Pel, aged sas saute, died June 26 in Mr. ty i. The funeral details indicate she was a long-term resident associated with Howie Wemts Inc and street Shewean pal esha Van Poth Tahway.
The text reads as a garbled spell of medical phrases about colds, inflammations, and diets. It mentions Arctic explorers and feverish symptoms in a disjointed way, offering no clear event or named figures to anchor a summary. The readable facts are minimal and obscured by errors.
The Union County League of Republican Clubs plans a buy part in the campaign and will hold a ratification meeting soon. An executive committee meeting is set for July 10 at 1 o'clock at the county committee headquarters in the Dia Building. Officers include Charles A. Trimble as president and John W. Sammit as secretary. Members in Rahway and Plainfield urged to join. applications directed to Wittom C Freeman, secretary, 138 Avenue, Rahway.
The St James Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held at Mrs J H Alexander 810 North Broad Street reviewed Porto Rico and the Philippines work. Meetings resume on the fourth Thursday in September with Miss Carton leading the study as the group continues its mission focus.
Ronelle Wilmore Jones and Joie Mat Joie wed at 87 Tichworth Avenue Newark. The Rev Vaughan of Roselle presided at the ceremony held at the home of ex Mayor John J. Howe in New Jersey.
The funeral of Edvard Jensen, son of Nebsop and Christina Jensen, was held yesterday afternoon from the parental home at 435 First Avenue. The Very Yin Ta it, pastor of the inter national church, delivered a brief service as floral tributes were numerous. Interment took place at Evergreen Cemetery.
A visitor notes the Force family's bees and their daily habits. The bees feed outdoors in summer, with a light French breakfast at 4 am and a large dish of fruit. English tea appears, and the colony of about 100 bees remains calm until a dish is added. A cook oversees cooling cherries in a window.
Ned Semple frets over a strained romance as Alicia’s absence fuels worry and a restless office day. He dreads a wreck rumor, longs for Europe plans, and endures the hot city while pondering a possible return.
William F. Bryan portrays Semple’s anxiety as telegraph delays and a haunting voice from Alicia fuel his nerves. A phonograph revealakes the twist, as Bradley’s joke exposes the danger of obsession and the edge of insanity in a tale of deception, longing, and spectral messages.
A long readable fragment lists school year ending programs across multiple schools. It details recitations, songs, and performances from classes and graduates, naming numerous students, teachers, and administrators. The itinerary covers School No. 1 on Jaquea Street, School No. 2 on Morrel Street, and Cherry Street School No. 4 with diplomas presented by President John P. Reilly and Superintendent Clement amid band, chorus, and glee club performances.
Leipzig engineer develops curved shoes resembling half a bicycle wheel with broad pneumatic tires. The design allows walking as if barefoot, using a rolling curve to propel each step, reducing wearer exertion. used abroad by children and adults for practical travel.
The notice lists where The Journal will be sold each afternoon across multiple cities including ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE ATLANTIC CITY NEWARK JERSEY CITY and NEW YORK. It names specific stands newsagents and stations such as Harrison's newsstand 16 Mattison avenue Brylawski's 930 Main street J. Smith's corner Mat tison Main Street Tompkins 63 Main avenue Shep Bros 2411 Pinta avenue Union Newsstand Central Rail road Market Street Station and Liberty street ferryhouse.
Plainfell reports Henry Sanermileh, a seven year old boy, died after mistaking a can of potassium lye for condensed milk. The child, who frequented his mother's cupboard for milk, ingested a large spoonful and succumbed after hours of suffering at home.
The Mirele Water Proof Cement and Stone Company filed incorporation papers with the county clerk and will operate in Roselle. Nathan Leavitt is agent and the firm plans water cement and waterproof products with capital stock to be stated. A separate filing names W T Meeker and associates to engage in general insurance, with business to start at 1173 East Jersey Street.
A notice invites Elizabethana residents to ride free to Rahway for an auction of real estate. A representative of the railroad elevated committee will arrange transport, meeting at Rahway station for a 2:55 PM departure with prospective purchasers from the city and New York. The first buyer will receive an extra lot and the largest purchaser will get another extra lot.
European education shows a child exchange scheme with the Paris branch reporting 146 exchanges affecting 202 children last year, up from 196 and the most to date. Exchanges pair French youths with Germany England Austria or Italy, covering travel and guardianship, aiming to deepen language knowledge and cross cultural understanding.
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