23 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
1
General Superintendent C W Hunting ton of the Central Railroad addresses committees urging excursions from all parts within 100 miles for Home Week events. He favors extending patronage to votes for excursions and calls on railway and manufacturers groups to back the plan.
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Ellen Donnelly declares at a private meeting that she is applying for renewal of her saloon license, which had been revoked several months ago. The notice notes the renewal request is to be reviewed in an afternoon session.
A fragment from a local page mentions Nelda and a late night event involving a vehicle or scene at a street location. The readable bits describe a disruption near a trolley or streetcar and note a 6 street time reference, but details are incomplete.
A fragment notes a Thursday gathering hosted by Welton with guests including Covussier Shatlond and Retreskuents. The text mentions a secretive tone and conveyed that refreshments were served at the event.
Downtown merchants formed the First Street Extension Association and met at the Alcyone Boat Club to discuss the proposed project. They reported strong public support, planned consultations with the City Council and Street Department, and approved continuing efforts to push the extension.
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