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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
1
A disjointed report alleges discipline breaches within a department. Three men face punishment or pension cuts for misconduct. Secretaries refuse to identify delinquents or details, while a reorganization proceeds amid uncertainty.
A report notes a death found beside a railroad track with limited legible details including the name Michael Griffin and a street reference. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
A frayed OCR fragment notes an enthusiastic crowd in Portsmouth New Hampshire and questions how the city with a certain population handles growth. Mention of a commissioner and a mall in Glasgow appears garbled. no clear event or outcome is readable.
A heavy timber fell on two men, Michael Dober aged 22 of 216 Third Street and Patrick Doe–Canningham, injuring them. Dober was taken to a men’s hospital for head injuries while Doe-Canningham was removed for further care.
Readable fragments describe a fatal incident involving five dogs found in a sealed chamber or enclosure. The text mentions heat and a deliberate act, with unclear details about location or responsible party. Further clarity is needed from complete reports.
A Massachusetts meeting of Alpha 41 and the parent lodge endorsed forming a fifteen member committee to protest to the Royal Arcanum committees and push for a plan for receivership. The move, supported by a broad alliance, aims to safeguard the order amid unsettled affairs and potential actions in other states.
New Orleans on September 6 reports a Board of Health bulletin noting thirty two new yellow fever cases and two deaths. Doctors say previous fears of a broader outbreak were overestimated and warning to the public is reduced.
Report notes two separate incidents in the Singer Yard area involving attacks on men and a nearby escape. Details remain fragmentary as authorities urge caution and investigations continue.
In a morning session before Judge Vail several arraignments occurred as a prisoner held weeks was resentenced. Louis Bernard and Henry Roberts were arrested in August for robbery near St Patrick’s Church and pleaded guilty. McNamara of Elizabeth admitted assault and battery, claiming no prior arrests.
Report notes P Bay Flynn, Democratic candidate for councilman in the Second ward, gaining steady strength against John Fabrean as voters warm to Flynn’s bid. Background mentions voter perception and local party activity amid a tense primary.
Two burglars entered a Fulton street residence at 2 a.m. and stole valuables before fleeing. Neighbors pursued but the thieves escaped, leaving a bundle in a barn on Franklin Street. Police traced the suspects and planned further action, with an arrest expected soon.
Neale York dispatch reports from Aug 14 1905 noting Greenland preparations and a voyage from Sydney twelve days earlier. Mention of machinery transfers and fortifications as part of planned activities at Etah and Kriksat North Star with crews preparing for a forthcoming operation.
The readable fragment describes rioters firing during clashes between Tartare and Armenians. It notes a fighting outbreak and mentions rioters and a chaotic scene though details are incomplete. The piece references Wells and a general unrest context.
The readable fragment mentions a value or asset in a historical notice. It hints at a public sale or transfer with officials named in the unreadable portions. Details remain unclear but the event centers on a property or item from a bygone era.
A fragmentary report notes deaths on Lake Superior from a great gale. It mentions the ships Ioseo ami and Olive Jeannette recalved at this port and believed to have foundered during the storm. Names are unclear but the tragedy involves multiple vessels and sailors.
New York stock activity during trading was irregular with a slight advance in Reading and widespread declines in several sectors. Major players like Union Pacific, Cas. Pac., Steel and Copper remained pressured while foreign trading included activity from Algwierdam, Katy Knuse, and London buyers. Overall, few large orders appeared and plans to consolidate stocks were noted, with no major shifts in bond markets expected.
Reported from Portsmouth New Hampshire that Japanese and Russian envoys and their delegations left for peace talks this morning. Baron Komura and M Witte were among guests en route to New York for the negotiations. Local clergy from St Nicholas in New York joined Thanksgiving services at Christ Church in Portsmouth before departure.
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