26 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
1
Amid chaotic reporting from Managua, rumors spread of Jose Santos Zelaya preparing to surrender. Uprisings intensify as U S officials weigh intervention. capital city streets see heavy military presence and warnings of possible shocks to the regime.
Nov. 28 report from Trenton notes a young woman's death deemed suspicious after she was found stricken late at night. Investigators pursue a male suspect, with relatives awakened and pressed to aid in locating him. The case centers on where the performer lived and the girl’s stated plans to visit her father Charles Beyer, though details remain unclear.
A fragment announces a clearing sale at Levy's with department and millinery sections. It notes special hours and mentions items like ladies hosiery and accessories, inviting all to attend at Dolan's on East Grand Street Saturday afternoon.
A grim report describes violence and a mine fire that cremated several bodies as emergency crews struggle to reach the scene. Witnesses say tempers flared and fighting broke out, with authorities warning the danger may persist as investigations begin.
A court session held in the Court of Special Sessions heard multiple defendants. William Dickeen, charged with a serious offense, maintained his innocence as proceedings moved toward a potential second trial. Linda, jailed for 30 days and fined 150 dollars, remained in county custody until the fine is paid. Ernest Colwn faced indictment and pleaded not guilty in a separate case. Domenica Rivlenso, accused of aiding Mins Josephine Rebbe, appeared as the prosecution outlined details of an alleged assault on August 1. The state asserts the defendant invited the girl home, attempted to imprison her, and she escaped from North Plainfield.
A jury in a State case against Melver Mitchell and Kettering at Mainfield courthouse found Melver guilty while three co defendants were acquitted. The trial, before Judge Atwater, ended shortly before 2 today, with the sole conviction on the counts linked to the July 13 car incident involving the George McIntyre and Marton Automobile Company.
The defendant, a man from Togetie Parle, is arraigned on a coni plaine nate ggwinat hhe by Brak Behefel. The charge stems from stealing a bicycle at Peyrte Athenee Pod SIMI. He pleaded not guilty and stated the wheel was already present when found, with the agreed plan to take it to headquarters.
Fred Gelerhnowber of 137 110K etteet faced a complaint accusing him of assaulting Mahon in the city. The defendant denied the charge as Elizabeth Commercial College promoted shorthand bookkeeping and English courses at 207 Broad Street with E. McMickle as principal.
President Taft writes from the White House praising Major Martin for winning the 1909 national military title. The missive notes the high aggregate in key matches and stresses efficiency, merit, and soldierly excellence as the basis of the award to Major Martin of the Second New Jersey Infantry at Elizabeth.
A chaotic scene unfolds as gunfire targets the Wolf Woman. in the crossfire, a son-in-law is struck. The report notes the location near the Parkers’ residence and mentions local observers debating the incident’s implications. Police investigate indications of widespread air dispersion around the Wwighhorian area.
Edseard Hall, sergeant major of the Elizabeth Corps of the Salvation Army, recalled his elopement with rum during York Day celebrations. In a city meeting, he described his past wanderings from the straight and narrow path and listed fellow members who had turned to drink, noting the notoriety of the district.
A chaotic court sequence surrounds the Salvation Ministry and local officials as judges consider orders to halt acts and delay public meetings. The mayor and civic leaders debate restraining orders, while plans shift between Browd and East Jersey streets and potential courtroom appeals loom.
A fall Maennerchor concert pleased attendees with a rich program conducted under Higo Stermleneh. Featured were orchestral overtures, Kraidein Kloberg on violin, and vocal selections by the Maennerchor members, with soloists and cast noted for standout performances.
Fragments describe a new Cleveland store opening tied to GCR. Mentions location, timing, and local reactions, with references to jury activity and surrounding businesses. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate a commercial launch and community interest.
An old newspaper fragment advertises an annual millinery clearance, a storage warehouse listing, a union business college, and a printing shop with low prices. It mentions Dr. J Herbert Keenan moving to 310 Union Avenue and includes scattered company names and locations.
A state asylum death prompts an inquest and legislative inquiry. Governor Penk indicates action after the inquiry, with discussions on responsible attendants and possible reforms. The matter centers on Jerusen’s death and the broader investigation into care at the institution.
A court dismissed the chauffeur’s plea in a complex homicide case. Testimony referenced a March night on East Gratil Street near Bren Waillhierilt as officers described the struggle and a manhole incident. The defense argued lack of evidence, while prosecutors noted a sequence of blows and the suspect’s admission under questioning.
The readable content is garbled with many nonsensical words and lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a valid news item. No identifiable persons or organizations are present to form a proper T or S.
A large Thanksgiving dinner in Elizabeth brought together residents and City officials to share a meal in a chapel setting. The event featured turkey, stuffing, cranberries, pies, and other dishes prepared by local caterers, with volunteers serving attendees including seniors at the Home for Aged Women. The spirit of gratitude and communal support was highlighted by speakers from local churches and civic groups addressing unity and charity.
Classified ad fragment advertises $12 men’s overcoats and suits at $5.05. The text is garbled with stray letters and unclear phrases but repeats the discount offer and mentions a sale event date. The readable portion centers on affordable outerwear from a retail source.
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