27 May 1907
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
1
Weather reports show widespread storms and near dark conditions today with improvements expected tomorrow. Forecasters note record rain, wind gusts, and flooding in parts of the region as residents adjust to power outages and damp, cool temperatures.
A Havana strike involving workers including Heckebe ry and Wheto laborers appears settled by arbitration. Governor Peres of Santiago supported arbitration efforts amid clashes between workers and police. One clash yesterday led to injuries and a callout of troops to restore order while arbitration outcomes were awaited.
An arrest and formal complaint list Edward Collins of 15 East Grand Street Rahway as involved in a theft at a local venue. The report notes alleged entry and removal of wine from poles, with claims directed at individuals named Cohen and Buchner. The Grand Jury is referenced in connection with the case.
Police arrested William Linn about 20 and J David after a girl, Gertrude Vaughn 18 East Jer May Street, identified them as aiding in an April 15 assault. Reuben Pyner 16 admitted involvement aboard a boat near South Front Street. bond set at 1000 with sureties.
The Rev Edgard Francka Kirk ordained at St Patrick's Cathedral Newark by Bishop O Connolly celebrated his first mass yesterday at 0 20 A M in St Patrick's Church Newark. The Rev John H McManus and the Rev James Rutledge assisted.
William Ennis of 232 Ripley Place, Hoboken, has run away eight times in six weeks across New Jersey and New York. Police find him in Hoboken streets. he is returned home by his father after a long journey, then sent to School No. 1.
A woman identified as Mrs Jane Finn of 78 Haley Yard was injured when she walked into a car on Saturday near William Street. The accident occurred in Newark and was addressed in the Newark Police Court this morning.
Dr. E R O Reilly of 400 Worth Beet Street is listed in critical condition after an unspecified incident. The report notes Dr. Howart O Reilly as a related name in the muddled text.
A fragmented note lists a TV day with bargains and manager references, noting a Tuesday event and sales emphasis. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Fragmentary text reads as a stray note with unclear names and places. No coherent events, dates, or roles are identifiable from the readable portions.
The Anti-Saloon League speaker J Frank Burke and state official Burke urged East Baptist Church attendees to press candidates for Assembly to pledge support for local option liquor laws. They warned liquor interests influence voters and announced plans to spread candidate stances countywide.
Edward Cooney asked Newark police to probe the death of Mrs Elizabeth Rock at 634 Market Street Newark Saturday afternoon. Elizabeth Rock, wife of John Rock and mother of eight, died at home. County physicians and officials reviewed the case as they sought burial permission and details.
An OCR fragment references the White Mountain brand and a rate card update, noting changes to pricing or service terms. The readable bits mention a yearly or monthly rate structure and references to a company in some form of refrigeration or appliance context. The text is incomplete but centers on pricing for White Mountain products.
Washington reports Americans among nineteen convicted in the attempted assassination of President Cabrera. Guatemala is described as bordering on anarchy with troops massed and Mexico mobilizing on the frontier. US officials fear the execution of the convicts could trigger war as Guatemala tightens security amid political upheaval.
Haywood murder case advances slowly with important witnesses arriving from Cheyenne. Prosecutor Borak seeks to finalize peremptories as both sides spar over jury composition. Court plans a Wednesday adjournment with fifty jurors in the venire and a partial recess through today.
May 27 report from Toldon states that friends of Richard Croker and his wife believe reconciliation has occurred after years apart. Mrs Croker had been visiting, and Croker lived at the Democratic Club while his wife remained at their home.
A horse escaped shortly after 8 this morning, running from Sayre into Morris Avenue and causing a chaotic early scene. No injuries reported as bystanders attempted to corral the animal.
Judge William B. Tanning in the United States Circuit Court holds Philip Schauble of Elizabeth must abide by a settlement agreement in a dispute with Jalen H. Bache and others of New York. Schauble had agreed to settle for 875 dollars but failed to perform, leading Bache to sue for specific performance and an injunction.
Miss Mary Kelley, a Hamilton school teacher, was frightened when a box at her door contained a real green snake hidden inside candy. She has been in serious condition after a prior grip illness as police trace the unknown sender, suspected to be a rejected suitor or jealous rival.
Miss Gladys V. Clatter of Third Street gave a pink tea last night for friends from nearby towns and the city. Guests enjoyed decorations, music, and a 9 o clock admission, with several locals and Newark visitors among the attendees.
Mrs Thomas M lath hosts visitors with Mrs Jawer Thowas joining a group planning months abroad. Miss Mae N Carlton and Miss Mildred Cart dau plan Europe summer trip. Sara Clark and Littles Weir travel to Larne, Beraneure Mis Nisu Bérroll referenced. John stitchsil returns from Catshill and Maine trip via Canada. Mr and Mrs George Wimmenstee visit St Louis relatives before returning home. Former County Clerk William M Ottver has been homebound recently with flu-like symptoms improving.
Reports from Canton on May 27 describe a large uprising in Kwantung province withTriad Society militants attacking missionaries and homes. Rebel forces push toward Amoy and Chiadhow as navy units move to quell the unrest.
The report notes erratic trading in New York during mayoral coverage, with brokers discussing unusual volumes and scattered selling orders. Market activity appears volatile as investors react to unclear leadership signals and speculative headlines.
Police notes record arrests after a street incident. A man identified as Jota Sinem, believed Madden, aged 12, was taken into custody at 112 Fults Street amid a disturbance. Those named include Demredy of 27T Beumd Street.
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