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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1906

Page

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Controversy Over Elm Tree Removals Near Soldiers Monument

Residents of Military Square criticize Street Commissioner actions after the removal of the sixty-six year old elm near the Soldiers Monument site on Broad Street. They claim the cutting was hasty and unnotified, calling for a hearing before further tree removals.

Military” Square Canaloneet Thompson Prince Street Frederick H. Letay Benjani H. Campbell Hiberni Bkth Campbell Douglass G. Seocee Ry Mares Mr@ ares Moore Kay Areeyshing

City committee acts on removal of obstructions to monument view

The Streets and Parks Committee led by Councilman Sauer moved to remove blocks hindering the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. The Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association pressed for council action, with former Governor Voorhees and the committee aligning on a resolution to clear the sightline.

Sauer Ape Sellore ‘Monument Association Voorheen Ceara Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association Voorhees

Jacobsons Indicted in Plainfield Court

Jacobson and his son Bernard Jacobson of Jarobsen and Son coal business were indicted for obtaining money by false pretenses in the Court of Common Pleas. The pair pleaded not guilty and were remanded for trial after a hearing in Plainfield.

Court OF Common Pleas Jacob Jacobson Bernard Jacobson Businese Jarobsen & Son Plainfield Ely Ries Eaton Sonia

YMCA Debt Drive Seeks $11000 in Two Days

The YMCA fund to clear the debt on the building has reached 4000 with promises of more. The committee aims to raise the remaining 11000 within two days with a push today and tomorrow. Subscriptions range from 1 to 10, with a notable 5 noted so far as efforts continue.

Stecar A.W Diet Martin L W. W. Co Samuel J. Berry, Jr Wien Bacon J

Skidoo Mystery Figures In Vague Public Message

A fragmented OCR passage describes a crowd event with mysterious claims and a call for a leap solution. The text references a teaser about a writer and a comsigviree, with promises of a pen and a future reward. The overall meaning remains unclear.

Tax bills and penalties set for December deadline

Tax base notices show county and city clerks preparing bills and taxes due by December 20. After the deadline a ten percent penalty may be charged and properties are to be prepared for tax collection as soon as possible.

Hale

Obituary for Timothy McCarthy of St. Andrew area

Timothy McCarthy of St. Andrew area died after a two week illness at his home. He leaves his wife Jennie, and three daughters Mrs. Witlamacy, Miss Jennie Departhy, and others. He was a member of Ancient Order Division 1 and resided at 238 lighter? morning.

Timothy ' McCarthy Hsly Jessy Ony Ancient Order Sae Pal Ears Witlamacy Jennie Ueparthy

Freeholders Probe Election Costs and Constable Pay

The board of freeholders will review election expenses after constables who helped bring returns from outlying areas face delayed pay. Officials differed on eligibility for pay with total county election costs listed at 17 560.02. Some constables charged 2.50 while others claimed 3.50 per day, and checks for out of town officers were mailed last night to Elizabeth officials who will receive theirs today.

Youngy Board of Freeholders N. R. Leavitt Elizabeth

Man Drowns Near Stee Saloon Mystery

McGowan of Baritan arrived November 18 at Eisabethport to await orders. After visiting a nearby saloon he failed to return to the caboose and vanished. Railroad detectives found no trace until a shipboard witness claimed seeing a man struggle in the water and a rope thrown, but the swimmer appeared to drown by his own action.

McGowan Baritan Eisabethport Garda Edok Nordpoltellp

Prevention Drive for Tuberculosis Plan Leads Meeting

On Monday evening the Elizabeth Branch of the State Society for the Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis will hold a meeting at Mrs. E. E. Williamson’s home, 310 North Broad Street. The local branch has recently organized with two meetings held and officers elected, including Dr. Thomas McLean as president and Elias D. Smith as vice president.

Elizabeth Fitaté Sociéty E. E. Williamson North Broad -Streets Oe Foriday Ety Thomas McLean

Turkey Supper at First Church Chapel

At the First Presbyterian Church chapel this evening hot turkey will be served by Indies from 6 to 8. Home made pies and candy will be available upstairs after the meal.

First Church First Presbyterian Church Jae Ian Anual

Personal notice involving Carosin Henry Southmeyde and J Paffrath

Carosin Henry Southmeyde of Neo and J Paffrath son of Huge C Paffrath chief mechinist on the United States steamship Newport were mentioned in a hospitalized incident. Southmeyde was seriously ill at home in Olympia and a hospital transfer followed. details remain unclear due to garbled text.

Carosin Henry Southmeyde Neo Olympia J. Paffrath Huge.c. Paffrath First Avenue Newport Furlesigh

Peary Arrives in Sidney After Polar Expedition

Commander Robert E. Peary and the Roosevelt crew reach Sidney Nova Scotia to a grand welcome led by Peary's wife who waited weeks for the ship. The voyage from St George's Bay Newfoundland was slowed by the Roosevelt's damaged condition but the crew is proud of a new northern exploration record. Peary plans to return home within days.

Sidney N. S Robert E. Peary Roosevelt Peary St. George's Bay Newfoundland United States

Bryan scores the bankers bill in Lincoln broadcast

William J. Bryan denounces the emergency currency bill drafted by bankers at a Washington meeting. He warns it would be a sorry day for Americans when they permit such a measure to pass and be added to the statute book, underscoring opposition from the Bryan faction.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Washington Ryan Saya

Mince Words in Sermon On Last Judgment Talk

A church service addresses the Last Judgment with warnings about the anti Christ and a call for repentance. The evening meeting focuses on a key question and confessions will be heard after services and during the 5 o'clock mass each morning.

Christ

Robbery Trial Involving Frank Corosello

Frank Corosello faced trial in Pleas Court on a robbery charge tied to a break in at the Hallvale apartments. The accuser Capone testified his rooms were entered while he was visiting at Bebray, with lawyer W R Wilson defending the defendant.

Frank Corosello Alon AL Capona Bebray Corosello Capone WR. Wilson

Be Announced Tomorrow Voting Cane Rutile Local Interest

A fragmentary notice hints the Journal will announce a new voting matter tomorrow. readable portions reference hospitals and parochial matters without clear details or dates.

Rma

Colored Troops Discharge Considered At Publi cal Meeting

The Colored Public County Committee will meet this evening at 204 Union Street. They plan to consider discharge proposals and urge adoption of resolutions honoring colored soldiers, including Infantry member Trent ay.

Colored Publical County Union St President Rouse Ion Trent Ay A 8 Infantry

Elizabeth Clothing Co Offers Men's Winter Wear

The Elizabeth Clothing Co presents men’s winter clothing praised for style workmanship and finish. The line is showcased with emphasis on quality and value.

Elizabeth Clothing CO

Unknown fragment summary

Readable text is insufficient to identify people places events or an actionable outcome. No clear entities or dates are present to form a factual news card.

23 LIVES LOST IN GREAT STORM ACROSS GREAT LAKES

Buffalo report details a lake gale costing 23 lives and heavy property damage. Barges Resolute and Athens sank with six and eight crewmen lost respectively, Panama and other vessels severely damaged as rescue efforts continue.

Buffalo N. Y Great Lakes Resolute Toronto Athens Sandusky Panama Lake Superior Warlburt Lake, Erie C. B. Hill Lake Erie Puritan Lake Huron Comfort St. Clair River Conenaught Pratt Pere Marquette Lake Michigan Kansas Paige Maria Martin Detroit Ward Helen Taylor Muskegon Mich

Mayor Schmitz Defends Self Aboard Patricia After Charges

New York report says San Francisco Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz claims all charges against him are false and insists he will hurry to San Francisco to face his accusers. He cites opposition by enemies and personal attacks as reasons for his swift return.

New York Eugene E. Schmitz San Franciscos Frisco Langdon

Afternoon Tea for Ladies' Social Union at Mrs Dederick’s

The Ladies' Social Union of Fulton Street M. E. Church held another afternoon tea at Mrs. Janes Dederick’s home on Routh Second Street. A large attendance enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess and a general good time. Proceeds will aid the church repair fund.

Ladies’ Social Union Fulton Street M. E. Church Janes Dederick Routh Second Street

Annual pig roast at Siloam church

The Ladies' Guild of the Siloam Pres- by Church held a charity pig roast last night. A large crowd attended the upper event, which benefited the church and likely raised a handsome sum. Arrangements were led by President Mrs A Hurd Vice president Mrs Rogers secretary Mrs T H Raynor treasurer Mina Sadie Bess and other members Mrs J Van Doren Mrs N Carey Mrs C Coward Miss Cassey Bees Mrs L Johnson and Mrs Robinson.

Siloam Ladies’ Guild of the Mra. A. Hurd Rogers

Verdict Returns $40 Award in Court Case

A jury yesterday afternoon returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the case of Pigg TR a A ae Taycer versus Anton and A toon. The award was $40 for an alleged bond atreat on fault as Shanker sued to recover for an incident while he was passing along his way home.

Anton Shanker

Grand Art Souvenir Day Curio Giveaway

Handsome art souvenirs will be given away by E. W. Parsons at his drug store for a special event. The pictures will be framed and presented as keepsakes to attendees.

E. W. Parsons West

Drucker's Togger y Hosts Thanksgiving Sale

Fragmentary OCR text describes a Thanksgiving sale event at Drucker’s Togger y with unclear items and dates. The readable bits mention a large sale and a meal or gathering, but specifics are obscured.

Hearing for the Ulianas in Summit murder case

Theodore Uliana and son Charles were held after a preliminary hearing before Justice William Woodruff. Both were committed to county jail for six days. the father is suspected in Georgianna Uliana's disappearance and presumed murder, while Charles acts as a witness. The son testified of marital quarrels and absence from home from Saturday night to Tuesday.

Summit Theodore Uliana Charles Justice of the William Woodruff New Providence Georgianna Uliana Charles Aliana Woodruff Justice Woodruff Oxford Théodore Uliana

Wall Street Opens With Sharp Declines and Narrow Gains

New York trading opened with heavy selling in many stocks. Delaware and Hudson fell from 31 to 28 78 after an ex dividend of 7 per cent. Union Pacific dipped from 1804 to 1884, Great Northern down 3 points to 323, and Pacific Mail rose 1 point to 8 St. Paul strong early. London limited bond activity, government securities steady.

New York Delaware’ and Hudson Union Pacific Great Northern Pacific Mail Paul Eyela London

Genuine Persian Antique Rugs Exhibit and Sale

Sergis Y Hosenns a Drussian Persia rug specialist well known in Baptist mission circles brings a fine assortment of genuine Persian rugs. Vegetal one on display for examination and sale at 218 Bassett Ave. Visitors invited to view and purchase. direct importer offers fair prices and welcomes guests.

Sergis Y Hosenns Drussian Persia Baptist Mission Bassett Bross Fiscisae

Fragmentary Note with Names and Values

A partial text fragment mentions Sassenpf effer at Sigmund Waters and abundance values that seem related to a larger discussion. The readable items include personal names and possible firm or place references, but the full context is unclear.

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Military Park Ming Levey Jacobsons Kia Cotenae Freeholders Set al Wen O'Bullives Cailman Telly Sydney Bryan ELIZ Toon Telies Golden Gate City Drucker Takagi Furaiebings Wall “Street Sassenpfeffer Sigmund Wats
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