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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1905

Page

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Big Masons Gather in Elizabeth at Washington Lodge

A large gathering of Masons from New York area towns including New York, Philadelphia, Newark, Jersey City, and others assembled at Washington Lodge No. 23 in the Kew Building in Elizabeth for a notable muster. Past District Deputy Brown presided, with Mahlon Mor as worshipful Master. The event featured greetings, convivial remarks, and a reception with cream, biscuits, and cake as members celebrated longevity and fellowship.

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Boarding House Thier Held For Grand Jury

Michael Grobe was yesterday charged in a Tollee county grand jury case with theft of a watch from Ce OR Grube. Maite Obegoniah and a second defendant face related counts as the case moves to the grand jury proceedings.

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Police Commissioners Review Chancemen Selection Process

Police officials examine the pool of thirteen eligible chancemen with four top places to be chosen later. No action will be taken immediately as new rules are considered, while recusation issues and possession of a sister’s book are noted without further steps.

Ping Chet Tensey Hentai

Oldest Policeman Henry Miller Honored in City Remembrance

The notice highlights Policeman Miller as the oldest in service and age in the city. Born March 1, 1831 in Newark, Miller is reported in his seventy fifth year and living in the era of late 19th century records.

Henry’ Miller Policeman Miller Planeetret Newark

Fragmentary postal ceremony noted in old article

A garbled excerpt describes a post office event yesterday afternoon with Prisca, eighteen men named, and a supervisor congratulating them. The text is partially indecipherable, mentioning a downtown location and a letter process, but details are unclear.

Local resident T. Coamos dies in Newark Me Boo

Former resident of this city T. Coamos died yesterday in Newark Me Boo. Obituary notes his prior ties to the area and his passing.

Cesta i Flatian T. Coamos Newark

End of Chicago Strike Declared After Agreement

In Chicago a major labor dispute ends as strikers accept terms. Levy Mayer, representing employers, announced that workers will be reinstated and return to work following a conference with labor leaders. The accord signals the end of a pivotal industrial confrontation once thought to extend into the night.

Chicago Stork Levy Mayer Cpa Caieatim Chi

American yacht in transatlantic race notes

May 20 in New York Capt Polack of the North German Lloyd steamer Princess Alice, from the Aga? American coast, entered in a trans Atlantic race against Kaleer’s ship, with a statement from the race contestants.

American Yacht Wpache-Stohted New-York Polack Lieyds Apechs

Opening of Taylor's alae works in LC Pagoda area

The SPH notes a large number of workers gathered around fifty cacet cutters hustling for apartments to live in. Real soon, the site will ride to accommodate all the new workers and residents.

Taylor Pagoda

Little Hope Of Mrs Livermore's Recovery

May 20. De Gothrey secures little chance of recovery as fatigue or illness continues to weaken Mrs Livermore. Local observers note no significant improvement and the case remains a matter of concern for her family and community.

Circular about Edward P. Mohr circulated nationwide

A Diabet Lodge circular warns lodge members about Edward P. Mohr a 40 year old merchant and Sixth Ward City Council member. The notice describes his appearance and asks for information on his whereabouts after a mysterious disappearance on April 5, 1905. Local lodges and members are urged to report any tips to the lodge or friends and family.

Ieabet BF. C. Ellis Lax Soumtry Edward P. Mohr Mohr Tere Crea Dilzebeth Lodge Runnall Td Seteber Igen George L ‘Wera JR Paul BR. Schauble Germany Mohreet Mir Ee Sade

Mayor receives anonymous letters urging city action

A series of anonymous letters reach City Hall demanding action on public matters. Mayor Berry has received several such notices during the past week and urges taxpayers to speak out while noting the letters mainly annoy officials and offer no clear resolution.

Wabtebeaker Berry Aueh

8IX Killed by F toxin poisoning strike fiction

Fragmentary dialogue hints at poisoning plot and Chicago strike tensions. Characters Nordy and Denver discuss motives and consequences in a murky, stylized exchange.

Minister Barrett on Conditions in Panama

New York May 20. United States Minister to Panama John Barrett arrived aboard the Weamer from Colon and spoke on Isthmian conditions. He cited ongoing sanitation challenges under Dr. Gorgas, warned of alarming yellow fever reports, and stressed transparency about public health while noting widespread malaria and employment sickness. Barrett planned to visit Bogota to smooth Colombia Panama relations amid regional tensions.

New York Colon John Barrett United State Panama Gorgas Bogota Columbis Guayaquil

Kennedy's death under investigation

John Kennedy of Amity Street and Third Avenue died at Elisabeth General Hospital Thursday night. County Physician Westcott notified and viewed the body in the Morgue. Details of burial permits and subsequent events are unclear from the fragmentary report.

John Kennedy Amity Street Third Avenue Elisabeth General Hospital Westcott Kennedy Horn Wraner Erie

Knights of Pythias Entertain Visitors in Newark Supper

Knights of Pythias lodges from several cities visited Volunteer Lodge for a supper and entertainment. Delegations from Schubert of Waterson, Hi Clay Lodge Newark, Lafayet of J City. Chancellor James Sweeney presided. Officers present included Grand Master at Arms A. Paterson, Grand Tower Guard John Main, Grand Guard A. Drucker, Grand Chancellor Waller, Grand Chancellor H. A. Heinrichs, and other chancellors. Drucker led ceremonies while local notables attended. The event blended formal speeches with revelry to close the night.

Knights of Pythias Schubert Waterson Hi Clay Lodge Newark Lafayet J City Com- James Sweeney Paterson John I. Main A. L. Drucker City Waller Pont H. A. Heinrichs Rosenberger Fitcron Keller Herris Caenan

Murder Mystery in Gloucester County Shocks Small Farm

An elderly spinster named Miss Margaret Beedley, living near a squalid farm called Rouse, is found murdered. Neighbors report a shocked scene with blood, a curser, and torn belongings. Police pursue leads as villagers fear a calculated crime in the rural area.

Margaret Beedley Mies Bradley Bed Teady Rechian Lite Aly

Monument planned for Christopher Carimban memory

In Columbus on May 20 a plan began for a monument to honor Christopher Carimban on the hundredth anniversary of his death. A Vatican appeal to world subscribers may fund the project. Cardinal Richi, archbishop of sine, supports the effort, with favor at Rome and St. Peter's Cathedral.

Bowe St. Peter's Cathedral

Runaway Ploy Shocks Local Street Chase

John Conrad, a local tradesman, sparked a noisy pursuit as he fled down Elizabeth Avenue yesterday, disappearing amid confusion on a busy city street and prompting a brief police response. Local witnesses report a hurried, disjointed scene with unclear motives.

John Conrad John Cored Elizabeth Avanan

Personal family voyage and returns in brief

Mrs Arthur W White and her young son William of 216 Bouts Park Street sail for Europe aboard the Lacadia to visit England and Denmark and return to Broad Street two hours after arrival on the Deutschland. Miss Nettle Crane returns to Ellmabeth from the South, visiting East Western Jerome Clark's sister in law in Bretton, Mass, accompanied Craso on the journey north. Local securities quotations provided by JG Rippel of Broad Street Newark. Barr Ladies Tailor.

Arthur W. White William Bouts Park Street Europe Lacadia England Denmark Thureday Jerome Clark Offia Bretotree Mass

TO BUILD NEW STATION HERE WILL HAVE A FRONTAGE ON NORTH BROAD

A plan to construct a new station on North Broad Street advances with an imposing frontage and a wide right of way. The project envisions extending tracks and multiple improvements along the road, including building sides and platforms. Trustees and local authorities discuss the layout, safety, and anticipated benefits for transit access and city growth.

Broad Street Kew

Greek steamer Georgios wrecked off Bris Selena rocks

A Lloyds dispatch from Syra reports the Greek steamer Georgios wrecked on rocks off Bris Selena at Kako in the Greben archipelago with unknown loss of life.

Londo Lloyds Syra Greren Archipelago Georgios Bris Selena Kako

Suit Over Fatal Train Death Reopens for Court

A $20,000 lawsuit against a railroad resumes concerning the death of Mrs Mary E Stein the case cites negligence in the Penation area where a train accident claimed a life in December. The plaintiff seeks damages of 9500.

Mra Mary E- Stein Pratu Penation Ihok

Snow Flurries Hit Malone and Surrounding Areas

Snow flurries sweep through Malone New York and nearby counties as wintry conditions persist. Officials warn of slick roads and travel delays while residents prepare for continued cold snaps through the week.

Towser Eee News Item Fragment Summary

Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places barely readable, lacking clear event or outcome. No verifiable entities or dates present. cannot determine a coherent news item from the text.

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