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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1905

Page

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Trolley Flat Wheels Promised Improvement By Officials

Residents on North Broad Street pressed for action as flat wheels plagued streetcars. Public Health Board met with F H Brown of the Public Service Corporation who pledged that within ten days wheel failures would cease, with thousands of wheels already replaced and more on the way from John Stephenson Car Works. Public will be kept informed as repairs proceed.

Wight North Broad Street Board of Health Whelan Louis J.ichardy F. H. Sirown Grwt Claen John Stephenson Car Works Touny Public Service Corporation Brown Isrne Tolone

Ulrichs Busy Day At Elizabeth Avenue Intersection

Ulrich was summoned to Mra Up dyck s MT East Jersey street to shoot fog that was nick. Ulrich reported fog lying at Elizabeth avenue and High street. It is unclear who ordered the action.

Mra Updyck'a MT East Jersey Street Nick Ommeer Ulrich Eilenbeth Tr. Zucker Lzabeth Avenue High Street

Arrow Circles Globe Twice Towed To Pig Iron Docks

The Arrow, a large British vessel, neared Bayonne docking at Pig Iron Docks after sailing from New York tugs Moran and Maria Peters. It has circled the globe twice and carried over a hundred long tons on a recent voyage.

ARROW New York Moran Maria Peters Pig Iron Elisabeth Farago Stanfant Bayonne

Look Ahead at Elizabeth Coman College Roadway Plans

A garbled OCR fragment references Elizabeth Coman College and a Professor Sughrue as leader of dancing. It mentions addresses in Elisabeth and North Beldcrest with unclear details about a roadway project, sales, and local commerce, but the exact actions and entities are not clearly legible. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a full summary.

Elizabeth Coman College Diredsateet Elisabeth Professor Sughrue Dancing North Beldcrest Telephone Jay

Small Blaze In T. A. B Clubhouse On Court Street

A fire was discovered in the T. A. B building on Court street last night by caretaker Kiernan Brennan. With Rin boys and water hoses the blaze was extinguished, about fifty dollars in damage reported, origin unknown.

Court Street Kiernan Brennan Brengwn Prin Hays Leo Melatin Nbn Salmon Joe Keelan Joseph Kennedy Martin Kennedy Brennan Keelan

Two Presidents Divide Democratic Club In Internal Row

The Democratic Club faces a split over two rival presidents claiming legitimacy after recent meetings. The executive committee is set to revise by laws and may move the annual officers election to April or May to avoid clashes, with councilman George Behroterer and lawyer Joseph Hague among members. The quarrel prompts calls for a peaceful settlement.

Democratic Club Somn George H. Behrotterer Joseph T. Hague Janus Broad Street G'Wan

Elizabeth Fernan Named Warrant Officer At Bayonne Navy Plant

Patrick F Fernan a native of Elizabethport after eleven years in the United States navy becomes a government warrant officer supervising boiler construction for the navy at Babogek Wilcox Company in Bayonne He served aboard the monitor Manndnock in China and aboard the cruiser San Francisco during the Spanish American War He is the eldest son of Daniel and who reside at 222 Bond Street Elizabethport now awaiting contract completion before possible return to China

United States Navy Stll Patrick F. Fernan Babogek & Wilcox Company Bayonne Navy Fernan China Monadnock Shanghai United States San Fran Elizabethport St. Patrick's Daniel Patrick Fernan Aml Ninth New Jersey Volunteers Elizabeth Port Bond Street Spain Admiral Evans Santiago Cavera Derl Olver Kernan Minneapolis Cincinnati San Franctwon New York Iowa Cushing Manandnek Dew Mahia Sotle Cantal Machinint W. A. Stiles Mater CH Mere SE Bateut Witeos Tte Chins

Miss Mery Camilla Firne to Enter Convent Veil

Miss Mery Camilla Firne daughter of FF Flyne of 1d Wall Street will receive the veil at the convent of the Sisters of Saint Joseph Brentwood Long Island tomorrow. Her sister Mine Lisaner, of the Newark Miliner saner & Sons 603-695 Browd wreemark, is a noted milliner. The ad notes fashionable millinery from Spertal and related vendors with hats and styles.

M. C. Elynn Mery Camilla Firne FF. Flyne Wall Street Sisters of St. Josph Brentwood Long Island Lisaner Newark Saner & Sons Browd Wreemark Spertal Imdliew

Desmond Dies in Uniform Oldest Elizabeth Police Officer

John Desmond, longtime Elizabeth police sergeant, died May 1 1965 at Alexian Hospital after collapsing while attempting to catch a trolley car. He had served 8 years at the station and lived at 375 Bond Street, leaving a widow and four children. Desmond helped found St Patrick's Church and held several civic posts. funeral planned at St Patrick’s Church with police department attendance.

John Desmond Thelizabeth Aml Hizabethport Central Railroad Alexian Hospital Desmond Pers Vine Bunny Dean James J. Hizging Elizabeth Bond Street New York James Resmond Henry Coughlin John Klug Mins Deamond St. Patrick's Church Bayley Council Knights of Columbus Father Henry Council Catholic Benevolent Legion St. Patrick’s Alliance Branch 1 Police Mutual Aid

Mrs Abby Woodruff dies after long Elizabeth tenure

Abby Winnie Angus Woodruff widow of Henry King Woodruff died at her home in Elizabeth aged 81. Born Albany 1812 she moved to Elizabeth as a youth and lived there most of her life. She was the oldest member of the First Presbyterian Church and known to many as Aunt Abby. She leaves a son and a daughter and a brother Job W Angus, once a Lincoln White House aide. Funeral Monday at 1 pm from her late home, Rev. Strebel to preside.

Abby Winnie Angus Woodruff Henry King Woodruff Albany N.Y Elizabeth Eliay Winona Scntt Park Han Wondriff Aolack Strebel the Gate Tiems Ertery

Four years for Cordova in New Brunswick court

Judge Strong sentenced Kennel Cordova a Methodist sister to four years in State prison for abandoning his wife and assaulting her. Lawyer H W Cook filed writs of error to delay the sentence. Bail requested, likely set at $5,000. Spectators applauded. Cordova's supporters appeal for mercy amid calls for a firm penalty to deter illicit behavior.

New Brunswick Trong Thin Mornin Kennel Cordova Miss Bowne Cout Mayard Cordova Juvil H.W Cook Joy Cordova Ned Koepa Cordova Supreme Court Strong Portien Joseph F. Cordova Cook Trong Genew Conlors

Elizabeth Bankers Attend New Jersey Bankers Convention

Elizabeth bankers led by Charles H. Haleay Edward Faulks and Charles D. Doctor attended the New Jersey Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City. The event opened yesterday afternoon with business sessions and a Chelsea Hotel banquet where Governor Stokes spoke. the convention closes this afternoon.

New Jersey Bankers’ Association Charles H. K. Haleay Union County Trust Company Charles D. Doctor Elizabethport Banking Company Edward A. Faulks Citizens Bank New Jersey Bankers Association Atlantic City Chelsea Hotel

Cleveland's sixty eighth birthday observed in Princeton

Former President Grover Cleveland marked his sixty eighth birthday in Princeton with a quiet day. He received friendly visits and a number of congratulatory messages while his health was reported as very good.

Princeton Grover Cleveland Cleeland Leland

Wattes Allman Co to vacate Moore Plant for Garwood move

Wattes Allman Company will give up the lease at the Hamiel L Moore shop next week and relocate to a new Garwood shop after completing the Garwood plant reconstruction months ago. The firm also holds several small contracts in the city.

Moore Wattes Allman Company Hamiel L. Moore Garwood Thin City

Elegant Extract From Police Letters In Wartime Duty

A fragmented reminiscence describes a constable’s perilous duty amid war and crowd unrest. The text, framed as police letters, hints at civic mediation, fatigue, and moral strains faced by a local magistrate and his task of resolving disputes during troubled times. The passage evokes historical tone and tension without graphic detail.

Piano Fund Sale Aimed at Paying Palanor Due

A notice describes a sale to raise funds for a piano debt of the Deluge charity. It urges contributions to settle the Palanor account and support children’s needs. The ad mentions William Baskan on Broadway and a planned card invitation for attendees.

Ellienees Amin Ann Plain Grey Wiliam Baskan Broadway Jillote

Lick Whisky and millinery ad appears in Elm street notice

A fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement or notice mentioning whisky and a millinery shop. It references names and addresses including Elizabeth Avenue and a maker Hattie Brugges with a third street location. The legibility is limited and details are incomplete.

Secretary Hay Stricken With Illness Shocks Nation

News from New York reports Secretary Hay was suddenly stricken and taken aboard a steamer after a severe attack. His wife Mrs Hay remained by his side as doctors evaluated his condition. A cabinet rally to Washington is postponed as the public prays for a swift recovery.

Watts White Ned Vi Wadsworth Washington

Entertainments For New Orphan Asylum Benefit

Crowded St Patrick Chyren yesterday for a benefit event supporting a new orphan asylum at Broadway and Second Street. Holy Name Society organized with afternoon children’s program and seven plus attendees in the evening. Prof Boyle of New York Musician entertained and sang with piano. P Lynn chaired, with Michael P Devine and Edward F Griffin assisting.

St. Patrick Ireland Prof. Boyle New York City P. Ke.lynn Michael P. Devine Earward F. Griffin

A O H Celebrates St Patrick Day At Sacred Heart

The Sacred Heart School hall on Bend street hosted St Patrick Day celebrations by A O H and the Ancient Order of Hibernian Division No 2. An address was delivered by Daniel Fallon with performances by jury members and local singers.

Sacred Heart Bend Street Ghosty St. Patrick's Hibernian Charles

Annual Dinner at Little Hungary Scheduled Amidst Confusion

A garbled notice for an annual dinner at Little Hungary lists unclear names and places. It mentions an event on a street and a speaker or host, with later references to someone inheriting a role, but the entire text is fragmented. The readable bits point to a community dinner with local figures and a ceremonial element.

Wooden Wedding Celebration at Belfinth

The event marked a wooden wedding anniversary with large crowds attending at Belfinth. The Columbia Tore Verelu was presented in pageantry as guests from German roctenivs and local society members danced and socialized into the evening, with various gifts and reminiscences highlighted.

Slegel Flitir Columbia

War Censors At Work Amid Harbin Fear

Tokyo reports anxiety over army movements with Japan proclaiming “On to Harbin.” Military experts doubt a swift advance as Russian and Chinese forces tense. Analysts warn a fortnight may pass before Australia exits danger zone, with talk of Manchuria gains shaping cautious strategy.

Tanton Mateh Harhin Dranger

Coal Prices Cut Fifty Cents a Ton by Coal Carriers

At a meeting yesterday, the coal dealers association announced a fifty cent per ton reduction effective April 1. Prices fall unevenly by locality with some dealers receiving immediate relief while others wait one month or more before passing the cut to customers. In this city dealers report coal at the reduced price two to three weeks after April 1, then lowering local selling prices accordingly.

New Yorks Elizabeth Thin City

Washington Cruiser Launch Marks Navy Progress

Camden March 18 The cruiser Washington was launched at 12 09 oclock at the yard of the New York Ship Building Company under ideal weather. Sponsor Miss Nolen Stuart Wilson daughter of ex Senator Wilson of Washington performed the baptismal ceremony in a capable and graceful manner.

Camden Washington New York Ship Building Company Tlsely Nolen Stuart Wilson

Wall Street Bearish Start Then Mixed Trading Day

New York stocks opened with a bearish Western market but fluctuated as traders pressed bids. Brokers reported declines in Pennsylvania issues while room traders attacked Bt. Vou and Calorado Island area listings. Central out Viton Peete showed stop order activity with no large movements. Western clique members and room traders saw little change in soy stocks as some large holdings retreated. Market activity earlier signs pointed to a cautious session with limited gains.

New York Manhad Oates Pennsylvania Bt. Vou Calorado Island Central Cole Neuer Horne

Democratic City Committee Announces August 23 Outing

A fragmented notice mentions a Democratic gathering set for August 23 with the location and event details partially garbled. The reference includes mentions of attendees, directions, and related festivities, though several words are unclear.

Whiteryaue

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