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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
1
Local council debates transfer of rights to a new company to take over the Wyn Avenue trolley franchise. Discussion centers on arbitration when lines intersect and the need for consent from existing trolley networks before construction can proceed.
City Finance Committee report proposes semi monthly payments for police fire and street departments. Councilman Stein supports the change and urges city attorney to draft proper ordinances. Education board control of city payroll noted but not central to the reform.
The Mendel deal closes as the Merchantny and Improvement Company of Newark gains title to the Hooker property at Brew and East Jormaystreate. The building will be remodeled, with plans to create a tall shopfront and new signage. Construction and permitting are expected to begin within a year under Mendel’s supervision.
A partially garbled item notes Rchains purchasing a Ford property at 1 Bast Road Street in George, Port with details unclear and price undisclosed. The story mentions a buyer named Jenn Tin and a date referenced as yesterday, with further misread text about ownership and a Soviet connection unclear to the sale.
Police court noted multiple shoplifting charges tied to Levy’s department store in Second and Wall streets. Goods traced to Mrs Hattie Jae Wer and Mrs Ida Schmidt were found in their Newark homes and other residences, with inventory listing valued items. Arrests follow, with further warrants anticipated and investigations into additional stores.
A petition from H A DeRaimes and others asked the council to consider a municipal water plant alongside the municipal street lighting system. The petition was referred to the Law Committee. earlier petitions for a water plant were deemed opportune then not, now proponents argue it would be economical with the electric lighting plant.
The Board of Trade will convene a special meeting to discuss city conditions and proposed bills. Attendees will explore how future measures may affect the local economy and industry, with emphasis on timely acts and their impact on commerce.
Miriam Mickrowitz of Plainfield sues Public Service Corporation of New Jersey in district court. He boarded a trolley repair wagon, ran away, and caused its demolition. Judge Atwater reserved decision.
Frank Stillett aged 19 an Italian sustained a brutal scalp wound in a fight that occurred about a week ago between Kenilworth and General Hospital area. He was taken to the General Hospital for treatment where the injury was described as severe and ugly.
Ninth ward councilman Albert A Stein was successfully operated on for appendicitis at General Hospital. He is reported recovering comfortably this morning after the procedure performed last evening.
Obituary notices report the death of Mine rahe teen a Sins Bridget Abbons aged 81 a Third Order member and communicant Funeral services set for 2:00 pm Sunday at Sunwret Pat ate Alfred C. Hatoen 32 Lait road street dies aged 50 with funeral details to follow at James J Higgins parlors and local churches reveal multiple names and addresses involved in the day’s notices
City Council adopted a resolution urging support for the Ackerman bill in the Legislature, which would grant cities permission to erect recreation piers. Council members Sauer English and Rath spoke on timing and public opinion, noting the pier may be built only if citizens approve, with final action contingent on statute and future voter input. The measure directs sending a formal resolution to Senator Ackerman and places the bill under legislative review.
Officials proceed with investigation into alleged irregularities in public land dealings. The probe targets land grants and potential misuse of surveying powers by officers and surveyors at government departments, with emphasis on irregular advantage claims and protection schemes.
At Bevex County Democratic League hall in Newark, John Moody, chairman of the Union County Democratic Committee, attacked Grover Cleveland, Alton B. Parker and William Jennings Bryan, labeling them corpses and provoking a mixed reaction from the audience. David T. Howell defended the framed leaders, while Charles J. Barrett urged restraint and insisted Moody be treated as a guest of the party.
Colby the state senator from Eanes county lauded Gov Stokes and denounced political bosses at a Junior American banquet in Plainfield. He urged fair taxation of railroads and franchise limits for corporations, praising access to free speech and criticizing intimidation by powerful interests.
Levin-Bale Co operations in New York and St Louis conducted a wide closing experiment amid fires in many county areas. The firm reports higher sales than any other company’s, despite the disruptions and the hectic week ending last Saturday.
At a new building on Orchard Street and Weatfield Avenue three men were injured when scaffolding collapsed. Rober Simpson, Fines Warnock, and Frank Walsh were among the workers. Simpson and Warnock were taken to Genevcat Hospital, Walsh to Alexian Hospital, with Walsh most seriously hurt, suffering fractures in both legs. The accident sent debris onto workers and prompted ambulances and on-site rescue efforts. William Clifford, 446 Livingston Street, is cited as the site caretaker.
Washington March 2 Senate Committee on the Philippines votes eight to five against reporting the Philippine tariff favorably. Senator Lodge chairman failed to secure a report as Republican Lodge Beveridge Long Carmack Mee and Brandegee voted yes. Democrats Culberson Deboe and Stone opposed. McCreary offered free trade amendment but drew only four votes.
In Trenton on March 2 Governor Stokes left his mother’s bedside in Millville after urgent executive business. He said his mother was a little easier though pneumonia threatened, and doctors remained hopeful she would recover.
New Nae Merch 2 prize movements on the Stock Exchange show an early rally followed by gains fading as weakness spreads. Consolidated gains drop to 182, traders wait as bulls fade. London activity small. government bonds steady, others uneven. Abraham Si, 34, street, hospitalized after a downtown fight with a fractured leg suffered at 2 pm.
A protracted dispute over wages and union recognition concluded with a signed agreement. The document, dated March 1, 1900, sets a joint conference board to resolve future issues and allows all plumbers, tin smiths, and steam fitters in the city to return to work, with a full resumption not expected until Monday. President Merrick departed for New York following the settlement.
A disturbance at a poolroom at 11 Piri Street escalated when the proprietor drew a pistol and fired three shots after confronting a boy inside. The boy was struck in the leg by a bullet. The owner fled to New York via Staten Island. Police investigate. the gunman is sought for questioning. The incident began when the proprietor accused the boy of leaving the pool room. The boy's father and relatives returned, triggering a brawl during which a pool ball was struck and the Italian owner was shot. Officers recovered two revolvers at the scene. The crowd dispersed amid the melee.
Fragmented OCR advert reveals Hans New Parlors offering spa services and health remedies. Mentions Dr from state college and various treatments, plus kitchen items and price hints. Vague list hints at used machines and services, with poor legibility throughout.
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