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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
1
Delegates at the sixteenth annual New botertation at Women's Clubs convene in Jowemah May 7. The federation of China county delegates praise the auditorium preservation while sessions proceed. Union County members report afternoon activities at the Police Study Club gathering.
Three directors including Mrs. Charles Th Seabury of Boonton Improvement Society and Mrs. Jona Tan W of the Woman's Club spoke as a heated morning session touched on an amendment to a section of the Io hews. The amendment failed to pass while discussions about officers and conservation were noted, with union county officials and club presidents present.
A local slogan prize contest nears its close with over 200 submissions from residents. The public committee plans to announce the winner tonight at the Seibeauw Building, Fulton Street, after reviewing entries and photographing a few participants.
The man, a former Royal Navy engineer who served aboard the royal yacht with King Edward, recounts intimate details of the king’s character. He recalls the prince’s early days as a midshipman, his curiosity about engines, and his kindness to crew members. The engineer praises Edward’s personal warmth and leadership, noting how the king treated everyone with equal respect and interest.
James E Warner, Cranford township secretary for the County Republican Committee, is prominently mentioned as Derby's successor as Cranford postmaster amid resignations and rumors of a forthcoming change. Derby, formerly of New York, ran a gravery store looted until 1893 and has since retired. Local congressmen and job endorsements circulate amid the uncertainty.
Specud to the Jenrnots New Yorks reports a strong buying surge at the open as markets try to steady after a Meath of King leant disturbance. Early trading shows uneven action with Belgian advances noted and a shifting trend by end of session.
Burlington businessman Thomas J. Birch, a close New Jersey social ally of William J. Bryan, pursues the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Friends say he could unite rural South Jersey support, though northern voters know little of him. Birch, active in Southern Democratic circles for a decade, previously ran for electors in 1910 at age 24 and has yet to hold public office.
Eleven men were injured when boilers exploded at Jesvina Dleleane shipyard near Milars, sending workers to hospital in critical condition. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand and bookkeeping courses, enrolling at 907 street under principal E. McMickle.
In May 7 discussions, Morris County figures debate Fowler's Congressional chances. Key players include Voorhees, McGraw, and local delegates from Union and Morris counties. They assess county sentiment, potential cross-county support, and implications for the Fifth district convention and nomination.
An 1860s style news brief reports Governor Burt announcing bail terms and a requisition proceeding in Trenton. The article notes a pending indictment and a hearing for the case involving local officials, with fate of the bail decision tied to law changes and the governor’s stance. The fragment mentions the Lindell Une attermann and a party context, reflecting period governance and legal process.
A fragmentary note references Purity Milk for children and invalids and mentions Alderney Dairy and a location at 140 East Jersey Street as part of a remembered branding or public notice tied to a court or grand jury context. The readable text suggests an appeal or memory of the old dairy stand amid an investigation or legal proceedings.
A historic newspaper item details a state proclamation delayed to Monday as England mourns the monarch's death. King George V is proclaimed, with ceremony at Windsor and the line of succession read in a grand, tense royal pageant.
A partially readable article outlines a campaign preparation meeting held by a Republican committee. It notes formation of subgroups, discussion of candidates and seating dynamics, and mentions figures such as Mayer, Dav ward, and Ralf Lee in planning steps for a forthcoming election district representation.
The readable fragments describe a sudden illness or death event with references to a male individual and a public or personal setting. Details are incomplete with garbled names and locations, preventing precise identification or chronology. The remaining legible items hint at a medical issue or fatal incident but do not provide concrete facts.
Fragmented report from the Hiren Comet shows Judge Whittemore presiding over a plea by Make elphin. Whittemore considers the Pearl arc and a possible death implication, with references to Vail, S. Dungan Vera, George Milo, and Orlane Seton in a tense hearing noted for unusual language and courtroom theatrics.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled references to names, places, and events. Readable bits mention a person or entity and possible dates but details are unclear. The passage appears to be an incomplete clipping with many misspellings and missing context.
An old styled ad lists Union Business College at 29 Broad Street Ft. Berriman with principal contact 603-W. The notice promotes a wide open event tonight at a local meat market near City Hall and hints at entry for the evening. The text is faded with garbled words but centers on local business services and an upcoming gathering.
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