02 May 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes show the council weighing police department funding and staffing levels. Details are garbled but indicate allocations for two janitors and one police justice role, with references to patrol miles and population estimates shaping the budget discussion.
Chicago reports indicate employers faced labor interference cases with police on standby. Indicted labor leaders are freed under an $1,800 bond as authorities say the situation is under control and no further interference is anticipated.
Prominent citizens submit a petition urging the city to pursue ownership of the water supply. The document was referred to a five member special committee for study, with organizers pressing for action and noting property value concerns and city control.
A malformed court filing from the Court of Common Pleas mentions Baverst applications and teweships in a garbled context. The fragmentary text references legal proceedings and court actions but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The City Council, by unanimous vote, approves refunding debt with forty year bonds at four percent. The Finance Committee reports on tax rate limits and the future burden, noting the city could issue bonds at four percent and redeem in about thirty years. The plan aims to preserve the sinking fund and preserve the premium, with careful consideration of the tax base and valuation.
A substitute ordinance directs filing to the Court of Satahat Sew Sey pa prince division for paving Anna street from Jefferson avenue to Walnut street and repaving Jefferson avenue from Magnolia avenue to Sebianyeet. Second reading to proceed. public will be held.
Former County Clerk Howard Fore leads the grand jury at the new courthouse opening this morning at 11 35. Sheriff Cornell and constables introduce the session guiding duties to investigate matters but find indictments only on solid evidence. Jurors include Springfield Enrich Miller and Palmer Charlock among others as new constables await dance observations.
A fragment warns readers about crooks in the trail of the circus. It urges vigilance to protect property as suspicious activity and theft are implied in the text. The readable lines suggest a public notice-like caution for audience members and vendors.
Michael Pros, longtime employee at Crescent Ghiyy Yard, died at age of his state in the recent city hospital. He was known in the community and leaves behind colleagues and friends including Dr. oi ae and ES Air Bho Ars as pallbearers. Funeral arrangements are pending.
A historic opening of Union County's new court house featured a dedicatory address by Graig A. Marsh and a portrait presentation to the Court, with judges, bar members, county officials, and citizens in attendance. Speakers lauded the event as a landmark for justice and civic pride, noting the court’s enduring role in safeguarding constitutional rights.
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