31 May 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
1
In Uptown and downtown crowds gather at graves of old soldiers to honor fallen comrades. Early in the morning the Stars and Stripes flew and locals begin to witness sons of veterans paying tribute, with ceremonies noting decades of remembrance and respect for those who served.
Mirror tale details a Monday afternoon incident where Tony Dr Paliga, living at 614 Florestrest, was seen hanging a clothesline in the yard. A struggle over a mirror and shirt ensued, ending with a judge warning and a ninety day jail hint.
A municipal water supply discussion labeled Meeting 70 covers planning and management factors. The readable text notes topics on system adequacy, funding needs, and potential improvements, with officials and departments referenced in passing. Further specifics are unavailable in the legible fragments.
In Mesquite and Newark areas youths, including 18 year old Mahon of BT Wall and Edward Zeigler of Newark, faced charges after a disturbance near a cream saloon on Betas Street. Police blocked bike paths and a verdict by a grand jury led to detentions.
A disorder incident is narrated with a man named Anthony Miller alleging he heard Atom Bechnus threaten him during a billiards disturbance near East Jersey and Fifth. The record notes a police call about seven o'clock on a Monday morning and mentions Albert Ecentmorsy as the person informed.
Copy appears to be a garbled obituary notice mentioning Mak BC WILSOR aged 81 with references to heart disease and a prior life, including scattered names and places. The readable facts indicate a death at about the time of a prior event, with uncertain details surrounding his career and associations.
A Staten Island civic event committee promises a grand June 8 celebration for the Battle of Elizabeth Town including a fireworks display and a civic and military pageant on Staten Inland Sound. About 1 300 veterans and allied groups will march in the procession as part of the largest city spectacle in memory.
Special notice warns organizations not yet returning forms must complete and submit by six. A blank form will be sent to those unable to participate. Information essential to arrange parade details is emphasized. Grand Marshal directs compliance and parade planning.
A garbled note references Willie T Cor and Sleerre Micheet in connection with a meeting. The fragmentary text mentions a plan or event titled The boatanen and a Saypereeta fee. Details are unclear but imply a local assembly or discussion among named individuals.
The readable text is garbled and largely unreadable with no coherent news event. It contains scattered fragments and names that cannot be reliably identified or linked to a specific incident or publication. Unable to extract a definite person, organization, place, or date from the fragment.
The Board of School Estimate reduced the proposed budget from 164 510 to 150 720, a 7 100 cut, while last year’s school expenses were 144 800. The net increase for school purposes ends at 86 820 after adjustments for No 10, new toilet facilities, fire escape work, and yard paving, amid sharp discussions among council members and school commissioners.
The fifth annual convention of New Jersey post office clerks convened yesterday in Paterson City Hall. Delegates from Elizabeth included W. F. Barry Lao P. Kelly and Frank H. Brown. Officers elected were President James ld, Vice President Tahani White, Secretary A. g. TaPorte, and Sergeant-at-Arms John 8. Web. Delegates and attendees heard welcome addresses as the gathering discussed labor laws and post office duties.
A governor names a propa ne ay Weeding Boy Dm. S. ErerECt. Chees are Ti sare, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases. The readable items reference an official appointment and promotional efforts, but the text remains fragmented and lacks concrete names or dates.
Army dispatches from Washington and Tokyo describe light Japanese fleet losses in the latest naval battle. Admiral Rojestvensky reportedly fractured skull and was taken to Saanbo naval hospital, while no other admiral was captured. On the ground, three Japanese transports reported sunk with casualties among officers and men.
A crowd of men women and children toured Elizaveth Hospital at South Bread and Pearl streets during an open house. Sister in charge and police guided visitors as H Behr of St. Michael's spoke at 3 30 about the hospital's purpose serving all faiths and the surrounding east south and west districts.
The fragmentary OCR describes a voyage aboard the Cygnus headed to Boynton Beach with references to a party, a spouse, and a bench scene dated around early morning. Details are unclear but hint at a social gathering and travel context involving Bretit’s brewery and a wife.
A trolley collision near Midland Beach yesterday evening involved two crowded cars returning from a beach outing. Several passengers from the city were aboard, including Miss Chase and Miss Stella Blakely of Westfield Avenue. Several people were severely injured and one life was lost. Miss Chase sustained light injuries.
Funeral services for Geo J Quien were held at his home with many friends in attendance. The Rev Dr Sleeper of Grace Church led Episcopal burial rites. Crematory Society and local unions contributed tributes including wreaths and oil from Sun Brewery.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a figure of justice in the rotunda of the Iowa courthouse, with mention of repairs or restoration in progress and a stable of William of Union streak. The text is garbled and contains stray phrases about pedestals and marks.
A small community picnic at Grove Paderestiel, Mat Demet Bay, and Bender's Grove Lorraine gathered merchants and friends. The Linderkrens’ Jemry Clawas won first prize in the event, while Saverwein took second prize for a pair of trousers.
A worker in Singee dry mill department suffered a finger injury when a hand operated machine cutter tore his finger. The incident occurred while the worker was operating the machine, with immediate medical attention provided.
Moving day disruptions as the Dieter Cab and related appurtenances were conveyed to the basement of the district courthouse. The district court proceedings were set aside while the move proceeded, with officials overseeing the relocation and court access affected.
A conductor fell from a trolley car on West Jervey Street in wet conditions. Bystanders report he was thrown from the vehicle and lay injured as passersby rushed to assist. Police and medical personnel arrived to render aid and investigate the incident.
A sizeable class session was confirmed at St Marys Church as organizers prepared for the gathering. Details remain sparse, but participants and attendees were noted to be aligned with the event schedule and activities.
Court papers served on the Board of Police Commissioners and City Clerk Kenah challenge actions since appointment. A second writ of certiorari returs covers the appointment of Claris Kalige on Rufes D. Seieea, while budget and secretary hire questioned.
Unclear report from New York markets notes traders at Union Food activity and stock movements. Mentions shifts in prices and ownership dynamics, with references to daily and next-day trading, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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