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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles in a local notice or ad. Readable items include Westfield pipebviser, Brown, Edward 30 Bevmes Fink and Fenihwanda, plus references to First Biticl A.C. Lapin Senn and Stasis Gowye. No clear event or outcome emerges.
Residents discuss unpaved streets in Seembe area as city considers widening and resurfacing. Officials cite budget limits while advocates urge action to ease wear on vehicles and improve safety along sections near Mi Caviten and Poblie.
At a meeting of the Board of Excise yesterday afternoon the following members were listed: James June and Jerome Mune aged 84, Patrick Foley, John O Dommell, Georgi Partsei, Bot Brodstrest, Michard Absam, and others. The report reads like an attendance ledger with addresses and partial details.
The Board of Trade planned to discuss Hillery tax rate law at eight o'clock last night but did not convene on time. President E Herth chaired the meeting in his absence, with County and city officials present amid debates over valuation and proportions.
An ornate, fragmentary view of police surveillance and detective methods. The text references a rogue gallery, police files, and systematized tracking of criminals nationwide. It hints at Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde themes and a speculative examination of crime and detection.
Louis Hergert, 48, proprietor, was shot outside the Wheataheal Hotel in Linden. He died from injuries after a confrontation near Clark Street. Police investigations continue as witnesses are questioned and a motive remains unclear.
A court in Third street sentenced Krak Oweeki to a six dollar fine after a disputed case involving Abasee and Feakeer. Judge Jeethy Krokoweski presided, with the proceedings noting a modest penalty and no further suspension.
New York reports indicate Miss Patterson remains in custody with bail anticipated. District attorney decisions and a potential nominal bail are discussed as the Patterson case proceeds. Jury outcome remains uncertain with doctors noting continued illness during the trial timeline.
Mrs HO Ballantyme and J R Lasnand recited a list of valuables including a china closet and set of dishes on behalf of the Pape estate during the proceedings. The fragment indicates a formal listing of household goods in a will or probate matter.
Firemen's Relief assails W D Carroll alleging improper enactment of the same ordinance cited in prior actions. The contested measure faces scrutiny as the parties press claims and pursue remedy.
A large field of candidates vies for a school janitorship as the Board of Education prepares to appoint a new custodian. Names and qualifications vary, with voters awaiting formal announcements and voting guidelines from the district.
The Newark Evening News editorialized on municipal water reserves prompting denials from Singer Plant and the Water Company. LB Miller, Singer’s general superintendent, stated the paper’s claims are false and no statement could be issued. The Singer maintains its supply from the Water Company with wells used as cisterns. Water pricing details emerge, listing rates for various quantities.
The W O T U held a social evening with a flower decorated hall and trimmed tables. Vice-president Mr Chapman presided as the programme included songs and recitations by members, with revived pieces and expressions of appreciation.
The market opened lower as heavy selling pushed major indices down while bonds remained steady. London buyers showed cautious activity with modest gains, and traders expected further volatility given the cautious tone and mixed economic signals.
Fragmentary notice referring to a Memorial event for the Eagles with unclear location and date details. Reading shows garbled phrases about an alley or hall and a missing time reference. Unable to extract full facts from the obscured text.
The Trades Council announces moral and financial aid to bakers during a strike. A union committee, including Moeare and Wilkes, will oversee support efforts and coordinate a cab committee to examine actions by the city union. Union workers vow to back bakers to end the dispute.
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear items with several proper nouns partly visible. The readable segments include references to a bar, ladies, and a Taylor Gro company, but no coherent event or outcome is established. The fragmentary nature limits a precise summary or identifiable entities.
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