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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
1
The City Board discussed the ongoing fire escape project after contractors Smith & Company fell short of contract terms. Directors pressed for immediate completion and a financial stand until all escapes meet specifications, citing safety risks to students and a need to protect the city from losses.
Margaret Unger obtained a judgment of 547.55 in circuit court Thursday against Joseph Pankuol related to a bondsman matter. The case cites a $400 judgment for breach of promise from January term, detailing Weber Wei and Anton Weise bonds and a separate action against Vakuh. Weber was not present to defend.
Two men Tony Leake and Paul Horzatt were jailed after attempting to derail a freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Akdene. Officer Joseph Geissler detained them in the Akdene area after a failed curbside heist that left twenty eight boxes of cigars recovered and identified by Captain Lamberson as part of a New York to Maryland shipment.
The testimony shows Attorney General Wickersham admitting the Glavis charges summary was written after Tofts letter and antedated. He says the dated summary simply reflects data gathered for the President, presented September 11, and not a deliberate misdating. Brandeis remains silent on the assertion. officials argue no constitutional overreach.
The Rev Willan Foree Whitaker of First Presbyterian Church proposed a merger of the Sons and Daughters of the Revolution with the Daughters of the Revolution at their annual Atlantic City convention. The move aims to unite patriotic societies to better preserve Revolutionary War memory, though it could bar members of the Sons from future DAR membership. The Elizabeth poster urged harmony, and the plan was referred to the executive board. Delegates praised joint efforts for child labor laws and explosives safety, with Maryland and New Jersey groups weighing in on related resolutions.
A romance long in progress culminated with the marriage of Miss Watkins of Charlton to Alfred Heckman of Marshall Street in New York City. He had moved from Charlton to Elizabeth in 1906 and their courtship spanned years as she joined him from Southampton aboard a recent ship. The ceremony was performed at Bo'elock in the chapel of Gyner Episcopal Church by Henry Girard. Attendants were Mrs. Mo Mlbrecht and William Heilly. The newlyweds will reside at 0 Marshall Street, at least temporarily.
Union Business College offers day and evening sessions with individual instruction in the Dix Building at 28 210 Troy Street. Principal FR Ber rinian can be reached by telephone W03 W.
Fragmentary ad layout mentions purity milk for children and invalids with garbled lines and stray phrases. It references Amerney Liang and a dated line, then mixes unrelated terms, creating an unclear, partially legible notice. The readable items suggest a product promotion without coherent sale details or pricing.
Herman C C Schmidt formerly promoter of the Frentworth Tin appeared in common pleas court before Judge Minster in a case over a license for Mrs. Con Hance Neu wife of a Japanese man. Schmidt opposed the license arguing age and motive while witnesses testified the hotel was a necessity and an improvement to the town. Judge Atwater granted no inn and tavern license to Fred Tebe Union Township with no opposition.
City Hall hosts first evening session of Ye City Committee on Streets and Bridges as First Street Association backs upgrading from North River bridge to Bayway. Leaders including Mayer and Street Commissioner debate costs, completion timing, and funding options while promising council-ready proposals.
An incident near Rahway involves a man killed by a train on the Pennsylvania Railroad line. The narrative mentions injuries and disruptions, with references to a Singer plant worker and a request for time off to visit Haloway Kasiike, alongside surviving relatives and a local church funeral plan.
Mayor Victor Mrawling halted a speeding motorist, Walh er K Camping, after witnessing fast driving near Westiniater Avenue. Camping was stopped at Broad and West, questioned, and released to await a court hearing. officials noted ongoing traffic safety concerns and potential criminal renewal.
Special to the Formal reports Plainfield May 12. Charles S Fowler will be nominated and elected by the People to represent the Fifth Congressional district in the House of Representatives. McMuray of Blain Held cites Fowler’s declared readiness, while others question readiness and party support. Public backers push Fowler with Democratic and Republican analysis noted. Star and press comment on prospects for the GOP to endorse Fowler and the broader race context.
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The Newark Journal-Tribune reports a mix of market chatter and notices from Broad Street to Marion Street. Readers are reminded of the current stock and railroad market moods, with a call to remember the old stand as economic times shift and new events unfold.
Reports describe a grand launch of a battleship at Wallabout dock with naval and political dignitaries gathered. Secretaries, governors, and admirals attended the ceremony as crews prepared to test the vessel amid a heavily armed harbor, with battleships and supports visible along the East River.
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