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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

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Trial of Dominick Cervas Murder Case Begins

The trial in the Court of Oyer and Terminer opened for the alleged murder of Dominick Cervas on the night of February 16. Witnesses described the couple's quarrel at Amity Street and Fourth Avenue, with threats denied by several, while a knife was displayed during an altercation at a saloon owned by Wade. The proceedings focused on movements and statements the night of the incident, with testimony noting wine, a struggle, and the weapon allegedly used.

Dominicke Mansago Dominick Cerva Ai Oyer William Imater John G. Hall Frank ‘Istaro Ned Wade Pines Wade Plac Amity Street Fourth Avenue Jasato Caputo Therafirn

Dress goods sale announced for New York route trains

Announcement from the Delaware Lack Wanon and Western Railroad lists a change in mail times toward Newark, Morris and Bower tranch, and New York State routes. It notes dress goods arriving with a sugar cured ham line and a salon sale in New York, with timing around 1245 and references to mail and travel adjustments.

Ike Bay Moh Newarky Delaware, Lackwanon & Western Railroad Morris and Bower New Yorke Stat Lowe

Freedom Not Likely for Harry K Thaw

New York dispatch reports District Attorney Jerome skeptical about legal steps to remove Harry Thaw from New York court supervision. He says no process to pull Thaw from New York courts exists and notes his duty ends with Thaw sent to Matteawan. Technicalities and state procedures could affect future action by the county DA.

New York Jerome Gannecicut Harry Thaw Bistr Pittsburg Vie Matteawan Technica State of Racay

Deathfeud Fights On Street As Police Break It Up

Two men fought in the street in a brutal struggle over a dispute. They grappled and tried to gouge each other’s eyes while police separated them. Both were charged in court, each fined 10 dollars or about a year in jail. Mazzo appeared worse off, with swollen eyes and a bruised face.

Semnd-Precipet Om-Eet Han O Ae Mazzo

No Shot Fired at President Found at Sagamore Hill

Report cites Major Wadsworth and President Roosevelt near Oyster Bay when a nearby shot rang out during a target practice incident. An arrest of crank John Coughlin followed, clarifying the event was not aimed at the President. Investigations linked the shot to farm targets, not an assassination plot.

Journaly Oyster Bay Matory Wadaworth W. Emlen Roovens Mineola Secret Service John Coughlin Wilkie Camille Aidan Wadsworth Major Wadsworth Ward Fisher

Roosevelt interview clears suspects in attack rumor

Telegraph report from Begamore Hill describes examinations of two men by President Roosevelt. Witnesses say the men denied any connection to the Saturday shooting and insisted the president faced no real danger during the horseback ride. Coughlin recalls a short, bearded interrogated man, about five feet six, frail in build. Continued on Seventh Page.

Begamore Hill Roosevelt Coughlin Eireeepins

Denver Hotel Belmont Fire Claims Two Lives

A blaze at the Hotel Belmont in Denver in the early hours burned two men to death and seriously injured several others. About a hundred guests were in the building, many leaped from upper stories as flames spread rapidly through the third floor and guests frantically fled. Police and fire crews battled the blaze as rescue efforts continued and the search for additional victims proceeded.

Denver Belmont John D. Kang Ting Tha Vo Lyte Parker Edward Kelsoe Aga Achmult Hla Dy Ping Poe Colorado Spring Moore

Tragic Excursion Train Collision Claims Polish Immigrant

A Polish immigrant named Joseph Frobity, 27, was killed instantly after being struck by a section of an excursion train from Asbury Park near Long Branch. He and his brother Stephen had come to visit in Perth Amboy and were en route to Bayway when the incident occurred near Bay Avenue station. The right leg was severed, skull fractured, and arms crushed as the locomotive passed over him. The body was taken to the morgue, then to Perth Amboy. Frobity, a single man, had been in the United States about a year.

Joseph Foobift Sern Avenue Ynobis Perth Amboy Stephen Bayway Asbury Park Ocean Grove Stinler Frobila

Ninth Ward Republican Meeting Eyes Nominee for Mayor

Dr Victor Mravlag is eyed as the coming mayoral nominee at a Ninth Ward Republican gathering tonight at the Dix Building. The club plans to walk in a smoker under the auspices of the Dowlaws Republican unit in Elizabeth. All Hepobians are invited to attend the business session and the smoker.

Wardstepublican Chile Reublican Dix Ara Victor Mravlag Spe Dowslows Republican

Fire started by cigarette sparks upstairs at 183 Third Street

A cigarette caused an upstairs bedroom fire at HenryDreasen 183 Third Street. Neighbors alerted fire crews after smoke filled the home as Dressen smoked and a passerby tried to enter. John Connolly aided by watering the blaze until units arrived. Sizeable demand followed for sample hats from local manufacturers.

Trick Companion Mahoney Henry Dreasen Third Street Norma Mre Dressen Hom Dressen Connolly Inmurahee, Barnarder

Bargain Carnival at Rassner’s First Street Store

Local ad promotes a great bargain carnival at Rassner’s on First Street and Broad. It promises deep discounts on winter clothing, shoes, hats and underwear, with prices like four dollar to ten dollar ranges and many glories for everyone. Do not delay as cold weather nears and the sale offers a chance to share in the bargains.

Burglars Barricade Doors During Hollander Break-In

Police investigate a bold burglary at 907 Flore street as two men entered through a door via a window and stole over 150 in merchandise. Mrs Hollander awoke to the noise and alerted her daughter Femianied. detectives continue to identify suspects. This marks the second time in a year the widow has been victimized.

J & Wook Ats Ana Hollander Florestreet JH. Hollander Brogan Hiney Mra Hollander

Wall Street gains and losses amid Harriman influence

A Telegraph to the Journal report notes fluctuating stock activity in early trading with American Locomotive dropping from high to 52 1 2 as directors move sparked a price slide. Harriman interests dominate Erie and related stocks. Southern Pacific hits new high while Copper and government bonds hold steady. Two local ads for Elizabeth Commercial College and storage warehouse clutter the page.

New York Ges Ain Lon Hogar Anders Commion Accuinu Erie Jastiea Harriman Baeda Hertimans

Local Option Issue Dominate Primary Fight

The Total Option League of a county meets tonight to assess legislative candidates positions on a ward feature local option law proposed for Trenton. Rev Staley F David writes Republican hopefuls with two questions on voting for a ward-free local option law and on repealing any Jahopa law feature. Most candidates have replied. league statement expected soon. Charles A Trimble campaigns publicly for a local option law.

Trenton West Staley F. David Epworth Methodial Episcopal Church Tengue Davie League Charles A. Trimble Assembly

Thieves Loot Krouse Home in Lorraine Burglary

Burglars broke into Freeholder Henry J. Krouse’s Linden avenue Lorraine residence last night and escaped with two solid gold watches and chains. Entry gained by breaking a north window. it is the second such break in three weeks. A previous theft yielded ten dollars in cash. Police expect an arrest as clues point to a culprit, with potential identification from recovered prints or photos.

Henry J. Krouse Linden Avenue Lorraine Krouse Krouwe Sant

Scaffolding Collapse Hurts Many Workmen

Scaffolding collapsed at Hammerstein's opera house under construction in Philadelphia injuring numerous workers. Rescue crews pulled victims from the wreck as onlookers aided police. Reported serious injuries included Burton Lasker, 30, William Whitefield, 40, and others.

Philadelphia Kopt Hammerstein Mae Thenavanem Thors Burton Lasker William Whitefield Oly Primie O'Tone

A W Knapp Improving After Appendicitis At Roosevelt

Arthur W. Knapp, patient at Roosevelt Hospital New York, was reported at noon today to be a little improved though still critically ill. Doctors hold out hope for his recovery if current symptoms lessen and no complications arise.

Arthur Wy. Knapp Roosevelt Hospital New York

Paving Fulton Street Nears Completion

Street Commissioner Thompson reports Fulton Street paving progressing rapidly with routine tasks remaining. The project is expected to finish before cold weather sets in.

Fulton Street Fulton Treet Street Thompson

Constructing Sewers and City Work Amid Winters

Surveyor Luster outlines the plan to lay a few short sewers across the city, noting no large projects will proceed in the winter. The segment also lists school openings and local business notices, mentioning a night school at 210 Bread Street and a tailor at 86 Bread Street.

Luster

Two May Die Knife Attack Near Bond Street

At Second and Bond streets shortly after midnight, three men were stabbed in a desperate brawl. Victims Michael Hennessey and James MacCormack, both seriously wounded, were taken to Alexian Hospital. William Ford sustained a chest wound. Polish suspects John Brucklar and John Zalinky were jailed at police headquarters.

Bond Aunallonts John Brucklar John Zalinky Pos New Alexian Michael Hennessey Ames MacCormack Works William Ford First Street Standard Oil Hennemey Mace Cormack Bord Street Tela Themen Ofder Kelly Lawlor Trent Kawaa Alexian Hospital John Curridge Officer Knarke Flirt Mahon Poawallo Hoapital Polls Peawalla Corridge Dementio Afiniga

Berkman Sentenced In Cooper Union Disruption Case

Alexander Berkman was jailed after being arrested for attempting to disrupt a Cooper Union meeting that supported Henry Felk. The protest turned chaotic as Berkman and Emma Goldman occupied the stage with an anarchistic speech. A parallel arrest yielded a fine for a young girl, while authorities warned of harsher penalties for similar future offenses.

New York Alexander Berkman Henry Felek Cooper Union Berkman Berkmass Whem Berkman Finn Goldman Smith Berkenan Smth Enna Goldman

Tax collectors push to finish 1907 tax payments

Despite 82 percent of 1907 taxes collected, city tax collectors race to complete all payments before the due date December 20. City Treasurer J Grathie notes the office at the busiest hub around City Hall as filers rush to meet the deadline.

J Grathie

New Brick Building Planned at 858 Flizaleth Vende

Permits filed to erect a two story brick tailing at 858 Flizaleth vende. Building dimensions specify 21 feet 7 by 40 feet with a 63,000 value. Old structure on the lot to be removed as required by city officials.

Louis Quien, Jr Flizaleth Vende Oaton

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