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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
1
Representative Fowler of New Jersey seeks to prevent graft by creating a committee on committees. The move, debated weeks ago, aims to reform House power and reduce influence of the speaker. Supporters say it will restore honesty and accountability, while opponents risk political backlash.
Elizabeth Gartland daughter of Mr and Mrs Gartland of Hoey Street secretly wed Harry Kerber of New York at a civil ceremony performed by a Justice of the Peace. Witnesses Zucker and Jacob Bode assisted as they traveled to New York afterward for residence.
A dredge near Newark Bay suffered a fatality and six injuries when an operation went wrong. Charlie Mathie ofWivaklve was killed. other workers were hurt while the dredge toker of Waredge operated by Newark Bay Co. faced a deadly accident today.
A man identified as Wee ler Bhatley He Pedwn of QaT Nery BE leet was driving on Buyre street when one of the shoe of Te automobile came off ey. Dr. Brown assisted at the scene and the car settled with minor damage. The injured man was alone in the vehicle and later reported by Elizabeth Commercial College ads.
In Copenhagen on May 2 an honor program for Col Roosevelt was shortened after a request from Roosevelt himself. The government paper Hoboken and city officials justified the cancellation to avoid overtaxing resources during his visit with recuperation reported. Similar appeals were made in other cities yet to host the colonel.
Telegraph reports in Chienge May 2 that Representative A White faces a grand jury after charging he was paid 1000 to vote for Lorimer as U S Senator. Browne Wilson and Lorimer deny wrongdoing citing private matters while Tribune cites Isely alleging a thousand dollar offer and letters between Browne and White.
William J. Dunn was chosen chairman of the Board of Assessors at the annual reorganizational meeting. John J. Farrelly was elected secretary. The board set committees for New Buildings Personal Property and Miscellaneous items and discussed year ahead including expected increases in real and personal valuations due to many buildings erected this year.
Washington May 2 A renewed bid to free Chas Morse is reported as Attorney Marvin W. Truther leads the Supreme Court effort. The government and defense arguments cite custody and possible charges while the case draws speculative attention to liberty and due process.
Report describes two well dressed black men posing as detectives to obtain entry to a Bayway saloon while seeking eggs for hatching and clues on violations. They were observed near South Front Street and Elizabeth Avenue and drew suspicions from the saloonkeeper. Authorities planned a grand inquest opening tomorrow.
Judge Clark Melk in the district court reversed a prior ruling in the case of Karl Schafer versus Bernard Hochberg. The court found the writ premature and that Hochberg did not owe the claimed amount until after the writ issued. The ruling followed a second trial and contested motions.
The enumeration at Wiarbertels lage is nearly finished excluding foreign quarter sections. Louie Von Hoaghiad says penance for Fifth by jas given his eoamerdrops antiteanerbow evening 14 Jamel Uiely canvass. Once porttalien returns, supervisor and staff will review Jamel in a case of an apparent errate. It may take weeks before sheets are sent to Director Day in Washington.
Levy's Department Store advertises Tuesday specials on hats and millinery items. The sale highlights remnants, large variety of shapes, and discounted prices such as $2005, $129, $505, and $795.
The court suspended the sentence for McCarthy after hearings showing he retained money and had a good reputation. Judge Hellstah noted the defendant was employed in the department for five years and had recently married.
The Very Rev Dean Gessner led a communion class of 228, the largest in parish history, as instructions began earlier in the year. The group will be confirmed by Bishop J J Conor next fall, with numerous named students listed among the faithful.
The German steamer Tioga Tolar ran aground near Cysratuck Washington while offloading cargo. Wrecking tugs from the Mery Chapman Wrecking Company assisted, reporting hull damage and potential salvage for a 4,000 long ton, 90 passenger vessel.
A trolley derailed near Second and Third streets halting the Eliza Line, smashing window panes and damaging trackside equipment. Rail officials report the car struck a switch, causing the gate system to fail. crews worked over two hours to clear debris and restore service while trains diverted.
A Saturday raid led police to enforce the excise act but no arrests occurred. Officials from the Excise Board, led by Chief Lemiel, reported compliance while noting the dry conditions. The mayor commented on the situation and suggested continued monitoring amid ongoing efforts at Heney Plage and nearby districts.
Reports indicate federal prosecutors expect indictments in bucketshop cases tied to wire fraud and storage firm irregularities. Officials named Kent's Storage as a focal point and urged caution for investors amid disruption of several broker activities.
A tongue in cheek report highlights President Taft’s presence at a Pittsburg ball game. The article references various attendees and reactions while describing the event as a notable feature of the day.
The article narrates a catastrophic coal train crash in New Jersey near Whitel Ater killing a young man and injuring others. It notes investigators tracing bodies and letters, with names like Van Bloet and the Van Klee family, and reports a lengthy search for clues about two fiends involved.
A violent explosion in a home setting injures a woman beyond recognition. Police investigate the incident as a possible criminal act and search for suspects mentioned in the fragmented report.
A chaotic notice reports a fire at Union Business College on Broad Street causing smoke and water damage. The sale lists goods from the college, with items priced to clear and limited available inventory after the incident.
A damaged OCR narrative traces a long journey of a veteran walker from Santa Monica to New York, recounting stops in California Arizona and Chicago. It notes his effort to complete a coast to coast trek despite accidents heat and harsh conditions.
The Supreme Court of the United States revisits a major antitrust battle involving Standard Oil. The case centers on competition, alleged restraint, and the conduct of multiple firms in the oil industry. The decision upholds actions affecting interstate trade and sets important precedents for corporate regulation.
Readable fragments describe a local scene with names and places, showing an event or notice. Entities include Neila Be and Hane rin Joe, suggesting a community item or notice. The text lacks clear verbs but implies a short report or announcement in a historical newspaper context.
A damaged OCR snippet from a Wall Street section shows scattered letters and fragments. The readable content is minimal and does not reveal a clear event or quote.
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