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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1907

Page

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Old Home Week Plans Promised by Elizabeth Lodges

Elizabeth hosts Old Home Week with parade preparations led by the Red Men and other lodges. A 700 member Red Men group will head a long float line with regalia and a Dark Cloak Sioux figure. four floats join the procession while a central railroad decorated display is planned. The local committee sets headquarters at 44 Broad Street to coordinate borders and staffing during the events.

Elizabeth Sulal Thayi Pacoo Naw Central Railroad Ima Foyer Ryéo Ate Wat Rom

Child Labor Case Against Standard to Be Thied Monday

Fragmentary notes indicate a Bayonne court date Monday regarding a child labor case against the Standard entity. Details are sparse but mention a 08 Monday schedule and related fees or actions.

Says Wife Has Another Husband Dragutis Tripkovich Arraigned

Dragutis Tripkovich of 244 Third Street was arraigned in Police Court for assaulting his wife Mary. She testified he struck her and injured her. he could not speak English well but showed facial injuries and claimed the marks. The wife says she married Tripkovich nine years ago and had another husband in Hungary. The husband admitted a drinking habit and neglect of family duties, with the case bound to the grand jury in 100 dollars bail.

Dragutis Tripkovich Servian Third Street Mary Gald

Debate over Perkins hostility sparks anti saloon challenge

A letter from W M Burke brother of the Anti Saloon League leader challenges Assemblyman Randolph Perkins supporters to oppose him and debate the issue in Plainfield Auditorium tomorrow night. The letter denies Perkins is anti anything and urges a direct confrontation to prove character amid campaign tensions.

New Jersey Anti-Saloon “League Randolph Perkins W. M. Burke Tdi Burke Anti-Saloon League Mr. Burke Piainfield Joes Per. Burke Plainfield

Trying to Beat Frank H. Smith in Union County

Heavy Negro vote shapes race in Plainfield Fourth ward First district. Colby faction backs defeating County Chairman Frank H. Smith for reelection, aided by Richard Norwood as Smith’s ally. Internal negro rifts threaten Norwood’s strength. local conditions hinge on a regional influential bloc and turnout dynamics.

Union County Firet Plainfield Colby Frank H. Smith Coarmitte Smith Richard Norwood Thich Ie Benith Ing Ike Vasa Norwood

Down' clus UAL PERKING Special meeting tonight

A special meeting of the DOWN Bipeldhean Club is set for tonight at Grand Avery Haiem Es on Jersey street. Members will discuss motions to be voted upon in the primaries and propose new measures for action.

Pressey Weetene Down Bipeldhean Grand Avery Haiem Jersey Atreet Aen Noses

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A garbled note appears to be a fragmented sentence in German style. It references names or acronyms and lacks a clear event, date, or location. Readable content is minimal, offering no verifiable people, organizations, or facts to summarize into a coherent news item.

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Three Cornered Fight for Third Ward Nomination

Democratic leaders struggle as a three way contest forms for Third ward councilman nomination with Richard ABarry and Peter McGurk pressing hard. John JGriffin withdrew in First ward after a Labor Day conference while efforts to collapse McGurk and Barry in favor of John Byrnes failed. McGurk conducts aggressive door to door and street corner campaigning as Fourth ward observers note his strong fight for the nomination.

Richard A. Barry Peter McGurk Jendera John J. Griffin Jeremiah Leary Menars Barry McGurk John ¥. Byrnes Peter Fd

Boy Hit By Car While Visiting, Injured

A two year old boy William Sullivan visiting at 126 Twe Lee Place was struck at Clark Place and Second Street last night. He could not hear a trolley car coming and suffered bruises and a small cut. An Elizabeth General Hospital ambulance was summoned.

William Sullivan Twelee Place Clark Place Second Street Elizabeth General Hospital In- Lee Cwes

Falge alarm disturbs firemen at station

A damaged fragment reports an alarm at 2.18 causing a disturbance at the fire station. An officer from watch 57 is noted as being involved in the event amid a tense, cluttered scene.

Obituary notes funeral and cemetery details

Obituary notes funeral services at noon with interment at Zver Green Cemetery. Remainder mentions school reopening and college event, with unclear names and fragmented details.

Zvergréen Cemetery

Hudson Not for Martine in New Jersey Gubernatorial Fight

Union and Hudson county leaders confer on James E. Martine candidacy for governor as General Collins predicts a good chance for the Plainfield Democrat to secure the nomination amid a crowded field. The party shows mixed support with local officials praising Martine while forecasts vary statewide.

Ryan Donnin F. Collins Elizabeth Hudson County Frank Katoeatac Union County Democrate James KE Martine Collina Plainfield Manel Becuse SeeRtpe

Perth Amboy man dies after between-car crush

Paul Rasinski 21 of 13 Hall Avenue Perth Amboy died after being crushed between two coal cars at Port Reading yesterday afternoon. He was injured badly with internal wounds and died at 7 30 this morning at Alexian Hospital after being rushed from the scene to Elizabeth Avenue station by an ambulance.

Paul Rasinski Hall Avenue Perth Amboy Port Reading Alextan Rasinski Rasinuko Thi City Alexian Hospital Elizabeth Avenue Razinaki

Fire Docks Ablaze as Strikers Rampage at Antwerp

A strong breeze fans rioting strikers who sweep along Antwerp docks destroying piers. Fire brigades from Brussels and Ghent battle the flames as troops and firefighters struggle to restore order amid threats toward strikebreakers arriving from Germany and England.

Antwerp Belgium Brussols Ghent Loos Astrous Brevaa Ece Germany England

Agnes Busch Recovers Money Held at Jail

Agnes Busch, once jailed on a charge of robbing Rudolph Brunner of Wesfield, recovered $235 previously withheld by Warden Dodd. The case, noting two further rings were missing, was postponed until September in a civil action Brunner planned to pursue for recovery.

Agnes Busch Rudolph Brunner Wesfield Warden Dodd R. Waltons Warden - Nots Anit Dodd

Demand for Data in Oil Trust Case Adjourning

New York September 5. Ad journment until September 17 granted in the federal suit to dissolve the Bramdant Oil Company of New Jersey, parent of the Rockefeller interests, to allow time for submission of books data. Attachments include stock ownership, holdings in other firms, stock and bond lists, agreements, and net profits details. The government seeks eight years of records to reveal the scope of control and profits behind the Standard Oil assets.

New York Bramdant Oil Company of New Jersey Rockefeller Ubmimiuma Standard Oil Company of New Jo Com Ding and Pt Duel Soir Coke Ie

Watgan & On Collapse Trembles Markets Across Nation

Street rumors tie Watgan and On to a banking scare as market firms fail. Traders fear ripple effects from the crash. Large clients and railroad interests had exposure, with anxious investors watching the West for signs of broader distress.

York Watgan & On Gapmbare Telemara Grm Ite Jo Netter Ibrre

Wall Street Roundup of Falls and Gains

Raw York markets opened with cautious selling as bears pressed and light short-covering limited losses. By midday the tape showed uneven activity, with small declines in many issues and a few bright spots among leaders, shaping a cautious afternoon.

Brav es Threats Made by Neighbors Reported in Monroe

In Monroe Virginia?, Fortified by rumors, Ferdinand Pincey Earle, the artist, allegedly sent his wife and baby son to France to seek a divorce and escape alleged threats. Neighbors report Earle’s fears of retaliation after a rough confrontation at Sea fest eve, leaving his eyes discolored and hands marked.

Monroe Sis Koma Ferdinand Pincey Earle France Mrv Earle

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