27 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
1
A program offering chemically pure milk to low income families begins at Elizabeth Hospital. A temporary dispensary on Clark Street serves mothers and infants, with charges waived for those unable to pay. By week’s end over 100 bottles had been distributed and plans for a downtown branch are under consideration.
Health Committee of Gydstell met Saturday night to consider bids for sewer and waste work. Vale Brothers bid 334,000 with bond of 3,000. other bidders included Thomas Viscount 42,000 Louis Rusciapo 42,000 Nicola La Corte 53,097. Outcome pending City Council decision.
A crowd gathered near Third Avenue and John Street as a watch raffle sparked a scuffle involving Peterdin, Buckley, Carnie Comrie, and Angelo Tirco. The clash ended with all four taken to the Police Court for arraignment today. The incident included a large crowd, a blade-like confrontation, and a $4.06 bet cited in court papers.
Fragmentary OCR reads allege contempt in a case linked to a named charity event for children. Key names, dates, and places are not clear from the readable text. Further readable details may specify parties involved and court actions.
John Killinghausen, 21, a United States Navy sailor, died at General Hospital after a fall near the Chestnut street bridge in Philadelphia. He had been granted furlough from his ship and was en route to see family, with witnesses noting injuries and a later onset of lockjaw before his death. His sister, brother, and aunt survive.
Four year old Charles Mongri, son of John Mongri of 100 Price Street, fell from a third floor window of his home Saturday night. He was found unconscious on the sidewalk and taken by General Hospital ambulance to the hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull.
William Ennis an eight year old boy was caught last night attempting an old time confidence game. He said he received 25 to do an errand from his mother but lost it and feared a beating. He cried on the porch of Dr Moe Robinson and was taken to police headquarters and later placed with a probation officer.
Robert Taft eldest son of President Taft collided with an Italian man, Michael Thisthwally, injuring him severely. Taft was taken to Beverly Hospital as investigators sort details of the accident and the other vehicle involved.
A garbled report notes a disorderly incident involving a patron named Lonpoy and a person named Matthew yesterday. Authorities released a man after the disturbance, with details obscured in the OCR.
County Detective Galatian pursues a mystery after a man found with two bullets near the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Townley remains unidentified. An autopsy ordered by Prosecutor Swift will probe bullet trajectories to determine cause of death and whether the wounds indicate murder. Officials seek clues from Shenandoah and other leads while the Union police report a separate shooting at the jail tying to the case.
A large bulldog was fatally struck by an automobile while crossing Franklin street between Long Beach tracks and Third street. The vehicle was moving rapidly toward Third street when the accident occurred.
S Street club scene fragment mentions several names and places in a scrambled sequence. The readable parts point to a local club or group with references to individuals and a date code, implying an event or listing on a city page.
A Trinity Place near-miss ended when Mr Weatherby, awakened by voices, faced two armed men in his yard and, mistaken for a burglar, was ordered to raise his hands. Police surrounded 312 314 Trinity Place after a report from a neighbor. The intruder escaped before dawn.
Ex president Roosevelt spent the morning at Sagamore Hill unpacking Africa trophies. He sorted skins, hides, animals and birds from his expedition and supervised the unpacking. He prepared for a trip to Cambridge the next day. Royal Hill officials said no final arrangements yet for the arm Tate, Hughes and Kosserttt meeting.
June 27 report from Journe Lynn Mast details a desperado shooting incident. A dead man was believed to be dying in Lyn Hospital while doctors weighed the risk he might expire at any moment. The piece mentions Elizabeth Commercial College on Barelt now Hendr 90 iat street.
Disjointed record shows Geyer admitting charges tied to a folowwash matter. The document references court-imposed penalties and mentions amends or professional conduct concerns, with unclear context regarding individuals named Robert and others and a 1909 timeline fragment.
Mrs Victoria Rogensky was committed to the county jail by Judge Boni to await the October Grand Jury. Police suspect she and her husband, arrested in Newark, are connected to a horse and buggy theft from School Commissioner Gregory in Rogelle. The husband remains held by Essex county authorities.
Announcement posted at the Singer factory informs thousands of employees that the annual summer shutdown will begin next Saturday. Rumor of longer closures due to large orders prompted the shorter one week layoff with pay for the week ending Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Fred W. Coyne heard a quarrel in front of their Sayrentredt home at dawn. Burglars forced an entry, looted silverware and jewelry but fled with only a gold watch after witnesses spooked them. Police checked the scene and found matches and cigarette stubs on the porch as signs of the bold theft.
Washington June 27 Uncle Joe Callinon says he expects to run for Speaker next session if alive He predicts Democrats may win then and fears chaos if he returns as Speaker He expects to be in the next Congress and believes a Republican majority will decide the Speakership of the next session He notes his confidence in victory but cites uncertain returns.
Three armed men robbed Oregon Short Line No 1 between Ogden and Harrisburg early today. They rifled safes in the express car beat sleeping passengers, then escaped with a small booty into darkness. Sheriff Wilcox and deputies pursued in automobiles from Salt Lake City.
John B. Lombard former town treasurer of Framingham was sentenced to a term of ten to fifteen years in State prison. The first year will be served in solitary confinement and the remainder in hard labor. Lombard pleaded guilty to embezzlement with three others. He is 60 years old and was escorted from the courtroom without resistance.
Journei St Louis reports that the injunctions were dismissed. The district attorney disclosed the government’s action and noted a payment of twenty-five francs. The notice mentions a summer session beginning July 4 at Lansley Business College.
Washington reports seven committees appointed by Congress to probe police conduct and alleged bribery tied to government actions. The Senate and House panels will investigate the Washington police methods, Choctaw and Chickasaw affairs, and land deals, with hearings set before and during the next session.
Mexico City reports Peetirie Diag remains reelected as President for thirty consecutive years. Ramon Cerrel is named Vice President and Interior Secretary. Government troops patrol urban centers amid reported disorders as Chamber of Deputies to ratify in ten days.
Wall Street begins uncertain after a mixed opening as prices drift and trading shows uneven momentum. Government bonds hold and equity activity fluctuates, with brief signals of improvement fading and broad market direction unclear at midday.
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