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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1911

Page

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Fire Devours Tarrett Manufacturing Plant in City Blaze

A spectacular blaze tore through the Tarrett Manufacturing Company plant on South First Street, starting about 5 30 oclock yesterday afternoon. Fire crews fought fifteen streams and saved horses from the stable as flames spread through tar paper and timber, with damage estimated around 5000 to 10000 dollars.

Tarrett Manufacturing Company First Flizbeth Avenue Terion Bernard Travers John Grewase Engine Company No. 4 Travers Ravers Grounse John Murphy Fie Yeb Ie Company Charles Schreiber Shillwright Watchimnan Dent Inan Nick No Aveney Iahoney David Elizabeth Ani Ufely Nanbeert Patrick Scully East Jrey Street Aan Hableman Jin Insme William Hy Innett Barrett Company William T. Cox Miata

Standard Oil Accepts Decision of High Court

Washington May 25 No motion for reconsideration in the Standard Oil case was filed at the Supreme Court today, indicating the trust’s nequities in the decision were entered two weeks than.

Standard Oil the Journal Washington Supreme Oar United States

Ice cake incident harms worker at Armour Company plant

A 41 year old Wester Washington was injured when ice fell on his foot at the Armour Company ice plant on East Broad Street. He was taken to Alexi Hospital in serious condition with leg injuries. A preliminary report cites accidental mishap during manufacturing operations.

Wester Washington Alexi Hospital Te Armour Company

Trains Crash Near Indianola Leaves Dozens Dead

A Burlington bound passenger wreck five miles west of Indianola Nebraska killed twelve people and injured many on a morning run. The No 12 eastbound train collided with No 9 or No 12 at a siding near Redwood. Both locomotives’ engineers were killed.

Omaha Denyver Redwood Indianola

Wrong Ticket Brings Arrest On New York Train

Howard Hendatiel of 208 West Seventy-eighth Street New York was arrested after a Central Railroad train ride from Elizabeth to El Mora. He disputed a conductor’s ticket tear and was removed by patrols at Elizabethport. He faces a preliminary hearing next Wednesday in the case with Judge Mahon presiding.

Howard Hendatiel West Seventy-eighth Street New York Central Railroad Elizabeth Clendaniel Butcher el Mora Glen- Daniel Elizabethport Denman Kelly Lia Clendanfe Anid Joseph Hess Mahon

Grand Jury Indicts 23 More As Inquest Winds Down

The Grand Jury handed in 23 indictments this morning as the inquest nears completion. With Memorial Day approaching and the courthouse closed tomorrow, the body will reconvene Wednesday to continue its duties before Judge Atwater.

Alty Atwater

Greystone Excursion to Ocean Grove Planned by Church

The Sunday school excursion of the fiery shuttle Presbyterian Church to Ocean Grove will be held tomorrow. The conductor has prepared everything to surpass all others organized by the church. The train will leave Central Railroad at Elizabeth Avenue at 9 10 o'clock.

Ocean Grove Central Railroad Elizabeth Avenue

Comptroller Sauer and P H W Gilkooly Contribute to July Fund

Comptroller Sauer and former actor P H W Gilkooly each gave 25 dollars for the safe and sane Fourth of July fund raising the total to 238 dollars.

Sauer P. H W. Gilkooly

Youngster Near Death in Granite Brink Rescue

In Quincy Massachusetts a two year old boy named Jatin Clarke was found near the edge of a granite brink after an accidental fall. Mundreds of townspeople joined the search and the child regained consciousness after quick medical attention.

Quincy Mase Jatin Clarke Stout Howe Tne Iatemit

Mayor orders trolley repairs to fix city pavements

Mayor Stein instructs Public Service Railway to repair all street pavements under its tracks in Elizabeth. He says the railway’s charter requires maintenance of streets, noting the areas near car sheds and tracks are in poor condition while noting Broad Street remains less affected.

Stein and & Font Public Service Railway Company Railway Company Ber Elizabeth Pailway Company Broad Street

Elizabeth sheriff selects third May term petit jury

Twenty four Elizabethans out of sixty were drawn this morning to serve on the third petit jury for the May term of court. Sheriff Kirkland announced the panel in the Court of Quarter Sessions with Judge Edward S. Atwater presiding, listing names from Elizabeth and surrounding towns.

Kirkland Edward S. Atwater Elizabeth William Grossman Bernard Tansey, Jr John Lamb William Schiebner Frank (. Stubler Williasy G Woodrwif Bernard Epstein Jeremiah F. Coughlin William Craig Frederick Couper Walter Miller George F. Machler Charles P. Dederick John A. Salm Charles L. Frederick Robert Norwerck George P. Day Grotee H. Crone Emil Protak Frederick W. Brucklacher Gerard Roolvink Leo Kelly William Zimmerman Plainfield Isaac Schwed James Penny Leon B. Harris Jeans Randolph Lewin L. Poeok William B. Creitling John J. Pread J. Paul Nolting Fred Endress Armstrong Mulford Rahway Bertram Berry Frederick Aqrdot Gentry Vandeveer George Hamson Charles Leber Weatfield Charles C. Crawley Charles B. Hand Roselle Park S. van ‘Fleet Charles Eggerstadt Linden John Arns Kenilworth Charlea_C. Boyd Clark Thomas Fitzpatrick Crawford William T. Cryft Charles J. Fox Summit William 8. Porter Conrad Bane Roselle Cavalier Jonet George C. Gancher Garwood Joseph Deremer Fanwood Frank Wihte Union Charles T. W. Springfield Theodore E. Squier William Payarter New Providence Frank V. Exenear

Virginian Passengers Safe Off Havana Voyage

A message from Commodore E Benedict reports the Virginie, a yacht, ninety miles west of Havana with Virginia passengers aboard. They expect to reach the city tonight after five men aboard wrestled a Judas Day fight. The crew, including the owner, remains on board as high tide approaches.

Ey Fc Havana Commodore E Benedict Vnl Judas Virginie Anthony

Market Opens Mixed As Stocks Rally On Canadian Pacific Gain

Wall Street opened with moderate gains led by Canadian Pacific which rose 19 16 percent while Union Pacific Southern Railway and Teck Island posted solid advances. Despite unsettled trading, government bonds held steady and most sectors showed strength with breadth across the listed issues.

Tatazrapnoto Union Pacific Routhern Railway Teck Island Banda

Train Fatality at Bayway Strikes Two Men

A Bayway crossing collision killed Michael Merenski and injured Nicole De Palmer after their wagon was struck by the southbound Point Pleasant Express. Merenski died at the scene. De Palmer, bleeding from a scalp wound, survived initial treatment but remained unconscious hours later. Petition for gates at the crossing had been ignored by the railroad, prompting renewed calls as the community warned of warning bell failures and dangerous crossing conditions.

Bayway Michael Merenski Wade Brothers Nicole de Palmer Larson Hectors Laxneh Greater Elizabeth Ling Point” Pleasant Aneh Wi Merenski de Palmer Amosian Balyway Central Railroad le Council Baltimore & Ohio C. R. R. Crossing

Pardons Sought for Three Union County Convicts

Petitions filed with the State Board of Pardons in Trenton request clemency for Sidney Brown Rocco Juliett and Nellie Hammond all Union County crimes. Brown jailed since 1910 for robbery with a blackjack Hammond sentenced to five years for jewelry theft from a Summit motel Tulieti convicted in 1910 with Joe Yorka for a disorderly house and acquitted in 1908 of murder of his godfather.

State Board of Pardons Et Trenton Sidney Brown Rocco Juliett Nelie Hammond Womn Union County Jacob Reuter Brown Nellie Hammond Summit Rocco Tulieti Joe Yorka Thin City Forks O

Memorial Day Plans By Local G. A. R. Posts

Local G A R posts announce Memorial Day observances. Ulric Dahlgren Post No 25 will meet at headquarters, decorate graves in churchyards and cemeteries, have relief service at 12:20, then board the 2:14 train to Linden to join ceremonies at Hillsdale and Linden Park Cemeteries. Judson Kilpatrick Post assembles at 8:30 A.M. to Mount Olivet Cemetery with volleys and derangements before proceeding to Linden.

Ulric Dahlgren B. O'Clock Moreay Juritheon Relief Corps Pennsylvania Railroad Linden Xallors Hneestale Linden Park Judson Kilpatrick Mount Olivet Lambert

First Woman to Graduate at Upsala College in New Jersey

Special to the Journal Kenthworth May 20 commencement opened with a Swedish sermon by Rev. W. N. Swenem. Miss Mathilda Anderson of Worth Upsala College will receive the first degree ever awarded to a woman in New Jersey. The event featured multiple musical and oratorical performances and an alumni banquet to follow.

Kenthworth W. N. Swenem New Jersey Mathilda Anderson Iworth Upsala Ieorge Pfeil Mixa Kather Swanson A. W. Walling Excelator Pe Commercial

Elizabeth Men Sentenced in Atlanta Mail Theft Case

In Trenton on May 29 Judge Joven H Cross of the United States Court sentences Alphonsus Concord of Elizabeth to two years at hard labor in Atlanta for embezzlement of mail matter. Pietra Viro of Elizabeth receives two years in Atlanta at hard labor for passing counterfeit money.

Trenton Joven H. Cross Unit States Court Today Alphonsus Concord Elizabeth Atlanta Emdeazlemen Daiies Turner Derkey Pietra Viro

Morris Avenue White Way Opens With Sound and Lights

Morris Avenue White Way debuted Saturday night before a crowd of several hundred including city officials. James's Band played patriotic tunes as the lights flashed at 8:08 PM, illuminating the avenue and drawing attendees to Tulinn Place and the Elizabeth Annaminile Company property where further music and festivities continued.

Morris Arvnue White Way S James Tulinn Place Anml Elizabeth Annaminile Companys Music Way Hart

Prince injured in military maneuvers in Germany

Mayom Prinn Jonehim, a young great nephew of the carperor, was slightly wounded in the leg during maneuvers here. He is a lieutenant in the First Regiment of infantry and was rushed to the military hospital where a bulletin said he would be incapacitated for a few days.

Ds 4 Tieutenant Firat Militars Hespital Cheim Jory Ian

Courtroom scene with men in Supreme Court hearing

A fragmentary report describes men seated in a high court in Washington on a May day, a contempt risk for an American citizen following a case, and mentions Tang Tun Yen recently named foreign affairs envoy for China amid unclear details.

Washington Supreme Cour of Une Paken Kiara Sreday Abe Tang Tun Yen Eitnietr Fuemign

Veterans honor war memories in city Memorial Day observances

Veterans from Judson Kilpatrick and Ulric Dahlgren posts led Memorial Day programs in city schools. Detailed speakers included Nell McLeod General J Madinan Drake and Major Samuel JH Pendleton among others. Readings recitations and music highlighted acts of valor from the Civil War era and a dramatic escape tale from 1864.

Pir Grand Army of the Heputlia Judson Kilpatrick Ulric Dahlgren Nell McLeod Dahlgren Post J. Madinan Drake James. Vennett Samuel JH. Pendleton Richmond Pendleton Owith Bluah Drake Jin Charleston Columbian D. C le Tong John Yourglove VW Miller Stanes Kelinal W. Mendell Selina J Maglio Avenue Kehnot Manno Vrovelle Chool Alfred Aubins Hoselle Perk William P Bongelle Crawford Onicer W. We Mendel Lindon Newbury Kilpatrick Fest Wigh School Miele Ovelwstra Avkerma Wales Carrie Bowman Evelyn Liteon Ken Freedman Mabel Dna Orchestra Sineviet Chorns Actin Trovernor Ernest Ackerman New Jersey Sophia Wagner Mixa Mildred Widebrants Ehorna Xchowl Dreas Richard KB Clempans Piann Sola Clarence Gainer Wit Drow G. A. S. Representatives Pageoa Prey Herbert Piornon Adilphian Titeitary Society

Three Hurt After Trolley Car Jumps Tracks

A trolley car on Kirst street derailed after rushing a curve on Romwmlmecoudl streets injuring three passengers. Waries Mognum plane player, Bb yeare oli, of 270 Sevund street, and Thee jamin Sekaros of LA Bond street were thrown to the pavement. Coplon sustained a bruised arm and Wow received care at home. John Jones of 1) Third street and William Murphy of 433 Livingeton were the car crew.

Kirst Street Romwmlmecoudl Second Street Jamin Sekaros LA Bond Street Coplon Wow Fant

Saw Way to Freedom in Narrow Escape

A scrambled report describes an escape attempt at a jail where a man saved a window pane to aid a breakout. The piece mentions a defendant or participant named Bhima and reference to a local area set in a recent event, with unclear dates.

Judge Grants Certiorari to Stay Six Mile-An-Hour Speed Limit

A New Jersey Superior Court in Somerville granted a writ of certiorari to block Elizabeth city from enforcing a six mile per hour speed limit ordinance on roadways at the Long Branch Division of the Jersey Central Railroad. The ruling allows continued operation pending further court action next week and notes the city’s charter renewal issues with the railroad.

Elizabeth Jersey Central Railton Kuptemne Cort J. Bergen Somervilly Rilroad Company Connolly Elizabeths Ahnweil Tustin Bergen Haw Bond Street Elisabeth Ilay Wear L. P.M Gee P.M Bond Street Center ALY P. Ms Connady Ehepe Caalugs Trefler

Little Girl Attacked by Newfoundland Dog

Helen McDonald ten fears injury after a Newfoundland dog bit her on the head Saturday in a city street. Taken to General hospital, wounds treated, doctors suspect rabies. The incident occurred as the girl returned home from a May day out with a friend, near Weeks street.

Helen McDonald KZ Martin Ald Tin Ben Blesnor Alain

Selzer King loses wife in Baltimore tragedy

An article notes the death of Sapien 1 wife of the so called Selzer King in Baltimore. It mentions the husband and a promotional figure involved and hints at a domestic incident with uncertain details and no clear dates.

Baltimore Sapien

Crowd drawing store scene with garbled chatter

Fragmentary OCR text shows a bustling store scene with misheard names and phrases. Several quoted lines and scattered words hint at a lively evening event or gathering with unclear participants and activities.

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Barrett Factory Nel Burlingta Sity New Yorker Grand Jury Greystone Virginia Wall Street Veillow Bayway and Central Railroad Upsala College Gustav Soderstrom Carl L. Lund Franz Ericcson George Pteil Jashua Nelson Miss Mathilda Anderson Martin A. Swanson Upsain Morris Ave White Way Journans Piatkanure Wemrun Saee Ddi Bhima C.R.R Ko Sander Fey Iscarcart Slaew Aiweas Jaimette Cremde Peter Lee
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