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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
1
A crowd of over 300 attended a Downtown Republican meeting outlining campaign pledges for Mayoral candidates, with discussion of issues such as taxes and river investments. Key figures, including county leaders, endorsed candidates and pledged to stay active through the primaries, emphasizing unity and continued outreach.
A neighbor saw a man walking around a residence last evening with a candle in his hand. Police were notified and responded, securing the scene and later taking the suspect into custody.
A dramatic morning incident on Jefferson Avenue Whit fey 900 sees a milkman bravely fend off a charging bulldog that pinned a man to the sidewalk. Officer Tucker responded and shot the animal after it lunged toward the passerby. The dog, described as brindle, was later noted as valuable and connected to a complaint letter concerning the owner.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions firemen and names but provides no clear event, date, or location. Readable elements reference a convention, a chef, a captain, and possible roles, but specifics are obscured. No verifiable outcome or classification can be determined from the fragment.
A tense gathering in Rahway with local party leaders debating A F Kinstein’s bid for office. The executive committee of the Local Ontisa chaired by Reverend Graley P F Davis discussed support and opposition while correspondence from aspirants arrived for review.
Michael Hepnesaey of 130 Bond Street is reported in critical condition at Alexian Hospital after a stabbing involving James Mac Bond. The brief note mentions the alley location and ongoing uncertainty about the case.
The defense in the Domi nick Manango murder case asserts he was home in bed the night of the crime. Manango testified he and the victim, his godfather Cerval, were close friends and he never threatened or harmed him, and he left the residence only after the incident occurred.
Dr Victor Mraving and General Dennis F Collins filed petitions for Elisabeth mayor at City Clerk Kenah’s office, with Collins first to file, followed by Dr James White. The Ninth Ward meeting at Repellionariers in Dix Railing discussed election prospects and candidate moves ahead of next Saturday filing deadline.
Mr and Mrs Max Fern and their three children of 10 Flrnt Street were subjected to a customs search on returning from Europe aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kalner Dreizee. Items including two coats old mink skin yellowed fur valued at 250 dollars and a fox skin were reported. The customs officer noted failure to declare certain costs and how the pier had been assessed before turning the matter over to Miss.
Fire Chief Gerstung and police testified that Rantot confessed to the deed as George Trimble and John Aei faced the Onksber Grand Jury. The proceedings focus on enforcing the law and determining accountability in the crime.
A suspect named Irsing G. Tost faces embezzlement charges after alleged theft from the employer. He was committed to the county jail by a magistrate for a bail amount of 2290. The report notes the suspect’s arrest and the ongoing court process.
Special to tien Lowrass reports a burglary at the home of Couniclman Frederick Walker on Third Avenue Ravalia. Thieves pried a kitchen window with a chisel to gain entry and ransacked the house from cellar to garret while silverware and clothing were left untouched. A back door was broken. Police are investigating.
John B. Covington of 319 Westfield Avenue, a City Council candidate in Elizabet h Eleventh Ward, outlines his platform. He faults the Third Street line for infrequent service and flat wheels, urges more trains and better protection from aging cars, and calls for legislative action on transit and shade trees.
The report from New York details a shortened session with few actively traded stocks. Gains were seen in several fast risers near the close as investors pushed prices higher on strong demand, aided by a rebound in key sectors.
Orville Wright pilots a plane setting a 57 minute record with a planned retry for better speed, aiming to win a $25,000 prize. The flight reaches notable height while testimony suggests a major advance in early aviation.
A Telegraph report notes a demonstration flight by the Wright brothers reaching around 180 feet in height and a time record near 57 minutes 31 seconds for a distance covered. Spectators gathered on the parade ground as the aircraft proved its capabilities and sparked wide interest.
Abramler Gilbert of Plainfeld chairs the committee while Schreiber of 86 Froad Street is listed as chief tailor. The notice outlines a committee meeting date and involved local firms including Carr & Son.
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