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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

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Firemen battle blaze at wood mill amid boiling lime

A massive fire at a large one story wooden mill owned by Inogheen and Bon drew 5000 spectators and caused about $1000 in losses. Firemen suffered burns to feet and eyes while dousing the flames as hoses poured hot water on boots and crews fought the stubborn blaze. The mill lay in a crowded area near Third Street and Port, with efforts ongoing as firefighters worked to break open one section and keep the flames from spreading.

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Mrs Beisel Held On Murder Charge

Fragmentary report shows Mrs Beisel implicated in a murder case with mentions of Erb Rothermel and a broker, plus references to Lepage and Dur. The text is jumbled with unrelated names and places, but indicates a legal proceeding involving Mrs Beisel and a homicide charge.

Acre Lepage Lan Erb Rothermel Terael

Orphans Donation Day Postponed For Anniversary Appeal

The Elim Beth Orphan Asylum board calls public attention to its fiftieth anniversary year and explains postponement of the usual exercises due to reeters. The ladies urge generous support and invite the city to contribute at Cherry Street.

Elimbeth Orphan Aaylum Eien Ts Tens

Child Dies After Drinking Poison at General Hospital

Isabel Wyckoll, 3, daughter of Ledalg Wyckoll of 1035 Boat Street, died at 6 p.m. last evening at General Hospital from poisoning after swallowing atropine drops. The tragedy underscores a fatal household accident with a young victim and an unresolved family matter.

Isabel Wyckoll Ledalg Wyckoll Boat Street General Hospital

Knights-Pay Pleasants Visit Prompts Noted Attendance

An early 20th century notice reports a well attended event in which Knights visitors from Cohamabe were seen and served. The record mentions equipment, shorthand, bookkeeping, and a principal associated with the affair.

Vist Cohamabe

Utah Governor Attacks Roosevelt Over Conservation Policy

Governor denounces critics of the President amid tensions over national resources policy. Resolutions supporting Pinchot and forest service head, tied to farmers and cattlemen, surface amid political crossfire.

Utah Gilford Pinchot Pestont Forsstey Pinchot George Pardee

Electric Company Wins $1,000 Verdict in Circuit Court

In a term opening case before Judge Vail, the Electric Company verdict arose from a dispute with Balleville's C. de Migotyia Company over a 2006 bill. The court ruled the company owed the amount plus interest, marking the term’s first disposition.

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Folado James Leads Pacers in Sherman Item

In Sherman, a fragmentary note mentions James Folado leading the Pacers. Details are incomplete, but the reference highlights Folado as a key figure in a local team context.

Taft Speaks To Waterways Convention

President William Howard Taft addressed the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways Association opening session with delegates from across the nation. He urged planning and funding to expand internal commerce and improve river and lake transport, noting growing freight and railroad gaps.

Taft Chicago William K. Kavanaugh Gulf Deep Waterways Association William Howard Taft Kavanaugh NATO Vitam F. Saunders Rerio Roosevelt Anil Advin St Saati Pishors Stranaportas Rougeann Charles 3. Dencon

Police Officer Dies Fighting Ocean Avenue Fire

Jersey City reports Policeman Micholas Nestor, 28, lost his life while performing duty at an early morning fire. He rescued an elderly woman, Mrs Whituebey, then returned to the burning building before succumbing to the flames. The incident occurred at Ocean arena, with Nestor serving six years on the force.

Journal Jersey City Pollormah Micholas Nestor Nester O13 Ocean Arena Ami Whituebey Fae Npdlarden Kater Tad the Forge

Autopsy Contested in Mrs Day Death Dispute

Family objects to an autopsy after the death of Mrs. Harvey M Day from alleged terrier bite complications. Physicians and officials confirm no autopsy was performed amid family consent disputes and guard precautions. An attempted autopsy was discussed but blocked by the bereaved husband with firm insistence on consent.

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Preparations for Express Rates Protest Board Meeting

Merchants and citizens plan to present grievances against express companies at a state Board of Railroad Commissioners meeting in the courthouse on October 13 at 11 AM. The Board of Trade backs the effort, urging witnesses and a strong merchant turnout to pressure for fair rates and details.

Board of Trade State Board of Railroad Iseus

Japanese Welcome To American Fleet Arrives In Yokohama Harbor

A 29 ship Japanese fleet designated by the Mikado to welcome the American battleship squadron is now at Yokohama. They will clear port two days before the Americans, escorting them into Japanese waters with a grand welcome. Admiral Sperry’s plan has the fleet sailing from Manila and returning to Hampton by February 22 if arrangements permit.

Toklo Yokohama Asomrann Hie Sritucceed Batiessies Hanageton Roads Admutral Sperry Manilater Dereaiberci Ues Jame Hampton

Chicago Cubs Head to New York for Title Push

Chicago manager Frank Chance condemned the NL directors for forcing an extra game while the Cubs prepared to depart for New York on the Twentyeth Century Limited. Chance said the decision was an outrage as Chicago aimed to win the pennant, with Prelstein expected in strong form against the Giants, who dislike left handers.

Journal Chicago Chicago Cubs New York Frank Chance Prelstein Detroit Aque

Bold Hold-Up Of City Employee

A bold hold-up on a Sunday morning in a neighborhood near First Street and Flienbeth Avenue ended with a gunshot when city employee Thomas Quien was attacked. The assailants fled toward the water after crossing Marshall Street and into the sound, with officer Hawkins pursuing but not capturing them. Erskine, 16 Jefferson Avenue Tech, appears in the report among scattered details.

First Street Flienbeth Avenue Thomas Quien Second Street Henkins Elizabeth Offer Hawkins Marshall Street Staten Island Beal Wes Tor New York

Defiance by Austria to the Powers

Diplomatic observers see immediate Austria Hungary resistance as an obstacle to any settlement in the Bosnia Herzegovina crisis. Reports say German backing may intensify Austrian stance while Serb and Hungarian tensions grow, prompting cautions from Allied diplomats.

Fragmentary notes on Constantinople and siege theater

Disjointed OCR fragments reference Constantinople Porte Vasa Franz Joust Sarayeve and a mobile carpe scene. The text hints at a fast connected sequence involving cities, professions, and a potential siege or ceremony, but readability is limited and no clear event or outcome is stated.

Constantinople Porte Vasa Franz Joust Sarayeve

Untold Protests Stir Powers Over Treaty Revision

A garbled passage reports protests against a proposed constitutional conference to revise the Devlin treaty. It notes governments refusing to recognize sanctity, and the bold stance as a rising determination to block Austria's aggrandisement. It mentions possible martial law and the threat of invasion with additional army corps.

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Kaiser and Obutacie: Bitter Powers Seek Non Interference Pact

Fragmentary text suggests Kaiser and Obutacie discuss a non interference agreement amid tensions. The piece hints at Austria Wan and Bertin Treaty concerns, with unclear references to parties and terms. Strong entities are scarce due to garbled OCR.

Ian Austria

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