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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1907

Page

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Drake and Elroy Buy Lyceum Theater

William M. Drake and Jesse and Ed win Furgy purchased the Lyceum Theatre building and adjoining property, excluding the Lyceum, to enable extensive alterations. The plan includes tearing down the old structure, rebuilding with modern seating, and upgrading facilities, with arrangements to improve stage, dressing rooms, and other amenities.

William McD. Drake Jessee Edwin Furgy Lyceum Sporting Goods Maurice Strates Frank Kelber William H. Heald Karl F. Juul Boight William G. Peckham Westfield

Newark Property Sale Case Involving Frederick Meise

A Newark property case outlines arrangements involving Frederick Meise of the city and others at an address on Etlbabeth and Vourtsotewst Streets. The sale, tied to the estate, appears to reference interest in Newark property and upcoming judicial steps. The document notes a forthcoming case hearing in Newark with named parties Baum, Hethean, and others linked to the property dispute.

Fred Mek Vourtsotewst Etlbabeth Frederick Meise Mr. Baum Newark Ital Bang Hethean Bain

White Woman Saves Colored Man From Mob in Indianapolis

Ruth Prindle, a white woman, saved William Brown, a colored man, from a mob of glass workers who attacked him after a stabbing incident at the gin works. Brown fled but was pursued, then later dispersed and arrested after being found under Mrs Prindle’s bed. Brown faced a charge of assault with intent to kill.

Indianapolis Ind Mrra Ruth Prindle Gines Works William Brown Ray Brown Pelee Rs. Prindle

Big Teamsters May Strike Hangs Over Boston

Boston March 30 There is little hope the Big teamsters strike will be called next Wednesday. International president Cornelima P Shea and International secretary treasurer Thomas Es will locate headquarters for a few days as national officers plan further action on wage demands. They seek a $1 a week raise and higher daily lean wage with work once daily.

Boston Teamsters Cornelima P. Shea Thomas .L. Es Ite

Dr Marvin's Hope Remains After Kidnapping Claim

In Dover, Delaware, reports state that Dr Marvin has not given up hope for the kidnapped boy. Despite confusion and conflicting statements, officials continue to search for the child and verify information.

DR. Marvin Dover Del Marvin Angas Dcead

Subscriptions Sought for Old Home Week Fund

The Executive Committee of the Old Home Week appeals to the board for funds between now and October to meet rising costs. The committee realises it must raise more money to support the event and its activities.

Pel Aernddaeediereihra

New York Preacher at Y 40 Tomorrow

A New York preacher is scheduled to speak tomorrow at the Y 40 venue. Details on time and program to follow as announced by local organizers.

New York

City Parks Inspection Tour Progress on Improvements

City Council committees on Parks and Shade Trees plan a Saturday park inspection to map improvements. They aim to install new plantings and changes to park lighting and appearance, seeking better overall condition. Previously a single committee handled Parks with limited time due to street workloads.

Stronte

Examinations and Hearings Dominate Thaw Proceedings

Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic notice about hearings related to Harry Thaw and the legal proceedings in New York. It hints at examination secrecy and potential open sessions, mentioning participants Allan Lane and others in a tense legal context.

New ‘York Harry Allan ‘Lane

President Slightly Indisposed At White House

The president was slightly indisposed yesterday due to indigestion but fulfilled duties. He received callers and made a trip to the residence, and has not played tennis for several days. Washington notes the situation as of March.

Fh Ilaye White House Washington March Mielr

U S Telegraph Rates Raised by United Union Telegraph Company

New York March 30 a new scale of telegraph rates announced by the United Union Telegraph Company shows an increase of up to 25 percent in some cases. The new schedule takes effect Monday as workers prepare for changes to rates and services.

New York Wan Ledgae Uilon ‘Telegraph Company

$11,009,000 of U S 4 per cent bonds redeemed

Wanhi March 30 Your per cent bonds to rate of Sheree have been deemed under the Rag a of the Secretary of the permit reampions mayan of orig ed ith mugh iat a tates meee ae amount ob fixed by the auny be offered grithin Ue next thirty days

U.S Wanhi

New su BMARINES 'FOR UNCLE SAM. 'Vicon ad Firet Liguteenne Daniele

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a Marines recruitment or patriotic ad with unclear fragments. No coherent individuals, dates, or organizations are reliably readable to form a complete card.

Vicon Firet Liguteenne Daniele

Albert Patmck in precarious health condition

A terse note indicates Albert Patmck remains in precarious health as legal discussions continue. The brief entry cites a lawyer's rate and mentions a hope for progress, with sparse details on the underlying matter.

Albert. T.patmck Anil

Richard Croker's Toe Misread in Fe md pe

Fragmentary OCR reads RICHARD CROKER'S Toe MERE toy Tt Mare Ms on Fe md pe. readable portions unclear, no coherent event or names other than Richard Croker.

Toy Mare

Fraternal gathering to hold regular meeting

Elisabeth Acris and the Fraternal Order will hold a regular meeting in the nights room at Odd Hellows pat. The event centers on a few items to discuss. Community members are invited to attend and participate in the slated agenda.

Elisabeth Acris

Camp Sewell Visitors Pause Amid Turbulent Times

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate visitors at Camp Sewell facing disruption as local conditions and security concerns affect travel and access to facilities. Officials assess safety while community sources weigh impact on gatherings and events at the site.

The Shirtwaist Store Adopts Low Prices on New Line

An advertisement promotes a broad selection of cheap shirtwaists with strong value and varied fabrics. The copy emphasizes low figures and dainty options, inviting customers to visit and compare offerings.

Walla

Governor Stokes Faces Secretaryship Row Inquiries

March 30 report from Trenton notes Governor Stokes addressing rumors about appointing a new Secretary of State to replace Colonel Samuel D Dickinaoman. He defends the incumbent, calls for fairness, and says action should await proven facts while ensuring office continuity. Assistant Secretary J B R Smith warns of consequences from any lapse and outlines temporary filing procedures.

Trenton Brokes Samuel D. Dickinaoman J. B. R. Smith

Death by own action shocks Fort Wayne ball circle

Fort Wayne Indiana reports the death of D P Murphy, an old time baseball player who once played with Chick Stahl in the minor leagues. He arrived for Stahl’s funeral, checked into Averyz Hotel, and after breakfast entered his room and killed himself with carbolic acid. He was later found a collapsed state, wearing a ring bell and room service bell.

Fort Wayne Ind D. P. Murphy Chick

Building operations in Eighth Ward progress amid confusion

Fragmentary notice describes a plant near completion and the Eighth Ward works. It mentions the Matching Company, visitors to the north part, and construction at a brick building with Piers and Oring Moeatrector Meary. Details are garbled, but references to Laing brothers and Clark Twseiay appear amid the confusion.

Rerseas Aulis Vila Esty Fairmoust Laing Clark

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