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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

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Erin Indomitable Echoes at Irish Banquet Honors Saint

A 19th century banquet at Court street hall featured Irish patriotism and wit. speakers praised St Patrick and the Emerald Isle as guests gathered to celebrate Irish heritage with songs, poems, and a display of green décor.

Noor Ireland Erin T. Hall Court Street Emerald Isle qPance Mera Benner Frontes Hall Sebia Sherman Morist Ceatiauom Road Seba Middleton

State Tax Board session hears appeals on municipal assessments

The State Tax Board met in the Circuit Court room to hear appeals from local board decisions, including Newark Orphan Asylum versus Mountainside and Central Railroad versus Elizabeth. The Middlesex County case on telephone lines drew special attention as a potential statewide uniform assessment. Briefs were ordered due, with Mountainside represented by William Wilson who has one week to file.

State Tax Board Circuit Court Room Newark Orphan Asylum Borough of Mountainside Ee Central Hillroad City of Elizabeth East Broad Street Delaware and Ausatle Telephone and ‘Telegraph Sony Monroe Middlesex County Board William 2. Wilson

Vatican Heads Deny Pope Is Critically Ill

Rome reports from March 18 state Vatican circles deny grave illness of the Pope. He remains weakened by February influenza and hoarseness but has no fever, can leave his apartments, and holds a few audiences though his health remains delicate. He notes his predecessor Leo XII as a diplomat whom Time might fear to outpace.

Rome Vatican Mercier Leo XII Belgium

Harriman Denies Retirement Rumors in Wall Street Talk

EF H Harriman says there is no foundation to reports he will retire from business. The statement appears amidst ongoing chatter on Wall Street about his future and leadership.

Seregrupe Cumrmams Law Cal They Rey EF. H. Harriman Cireu Wall Street

Moody Plant Sale Totals 27258 Dollars For Moody Property

The Moody Corporation buildings at East Jersey and Jefferson streets sold for 27258 dollars with the equipment still being disposed of. Lot one brought 11100 dollars to Roger W. Babson of Willesley Falls Maos. Lot two reached 6450 dollars after bids. lots three and four were bought by David Kaufman.

Moody Corporation East Jersey Jefferson Streets Easter Street Roger W. Babson Willesley Falls Maos Babson Samuel A. Parnes Tlassachuwetts David Karfman Jereey Jefferson Street Nale

Steel men reticent about new concern

Steel industry officials declined comment on a proposed project linked to the United States Sheet Corporation. The initiative aims to establish a new entity, but details remain unclear as inquiries continue, with officials cautious about signaling any concrete outcome.

Tribute Paid to Cleveland by President

New York crowds at Carnegie Hall honor Grover Cleveland on the seventy-second birth anniversary with remarks from President Taft, Chief Justice Fuller, and a Roosevelt letter. Richard Watson Gilder reads a commemorative poem as 120 voices sing, amid remarks on Cleveland’s merit system views and constitutional cautions.

New York Carnegie Hall Grover Cleveland Taft Washington Fuller United States Supreme Court Theodore Roosevelt Richard Watson Gilder McClellan Lincoln Middle States New England Cleveland Buffalo Senate Hughes Aml Messrs Hornblower Root Sheppard Quinn Wells Lillian Blauvelt United Hebrew ‘Singers

Prove Zelaya to Blame for Violent Manifestations

The fragment cites blame directed at Zelaya for violent protests and chaotic events. It references unstructured phrases and unclear names, including a group called BROS First MeMAN and a free giveaway event. The text lacks clear dates, places, or formal actions.

Taft to Act Upon Tariff

President Taft will take responsibility for the tariff bill once Congress passes it. He said he will sign or veto the measure upon arrival, and will not let it become law if provisions are not to his approval. Payne reported the tariff bill to the House with no changes from yesterday’s form, one Louisiana Democrat joining Republicans. Democrats were given until next Tuesday for a minority report.

Tournal New York Taft Congress Cleveland Payne Washiton Henry W. Taft Naseer Carpegin Hall Cleveland Memorial Jadyn Gray Delaware Wiltaniae Tournans Washington Ways and Meane House Louisiane Old Treland T Hue Isle Dizraeli Lormem

Morse Acquitted of Murder in Mexican Case

William Morse of York was acquitted by Mexican authorities in the killing of a Mexican Indian. The defense claimed Morse acted in native defense to prevent the theft of his property. Dispatches received in the state today report the discharge and release.

Jomrnat Hibeal Saarch William ©. Morse York Recewalln More Nait

One Cent Postage Plan Proposed in House Bill

Washington March 1 One cent postage is proposed by Representative Benet New York to begin January 1 1910 for domestic letters including drop letters with one cent per ounce or fraction. The bill also covers parcels under post establishment with rates for eleven pound packages and insurance up to 25 dollars with the patent office paying full value for losses due to postal fault. Registration and insurance fees up to twenty five dollars would be two cents.

Washington Benet New York United States Eet Parrels Post Prntotlcg” Department

Pope expresses concern over Petrosino fate

The Pope, in Rome, condemns the New York Black Hand killing of Lieutenant Joseph Petrosino. He links crime to irreligion and ignorance and hopes church and American leaders unite to confront the "shame of humanity" of the secret criminal laws.

Rome Joseph Petrosino New York Mgr. Kelly

Detective Galatian catches thief and recovers watch

Detective John A. Galatian solved a Cranford theft by tracing a watch to Abmer Anderson. He arrested Bailey after a Cranford search and a confession, recovering the timepiece for its owner. Bailey awaits grand jury action in Westfield.

Ortaford Cotunky John A. Galatian Witel Beim Galatian Cranford Abmer Amderson Anservoe Elizabeth Ditzel Anderson Bailey Serpien Towcey County Gale Philadelphia Ted Cina

Governor Fort Guests at Rahway Friendly Sons Banquet

The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in Rahway celebrated its fifteenth banquet with Governor Fort as guest of honor. Addresses highlighted patriotism and civic unity while speakers urged the people to be true rulers under the state and national constitutions.

Banquet OF Friendly Sons Friendly Sons of St Vessman James A. Hamill Ayman Joseph P. Tumuilty Etrodwerd Pfeboek Prncoming Eliabeth Esscntive Agatof America

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