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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1909

Page

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Enrollment Surges Across City Schools Reaching 8025

Up to yesterday a total of 8025 pupils had enrolled in city schools including primary and grammar grades, Battin High and annex. Enrollment marks a historic high with primary schools 6 and 7 most congested. Transfers and half time for lower grades are planned to relieve crowding as preparations for new class schedules proceed.

Np Ks Battin Mimex Behoula Richard BE Clement anjd_ print Ee Shattin High School Win Pelt Rchool No Sas Tli High Bobool Tin Hmgh

Moving van drivers arrested on suspicion

A moving van with four colored workers was stopped by Newark officers Moser and Schuler who found Luther Johns servant William Hagin asleep in the rear. The men were questioned and confined at Keenan's livery stable then taken to the station house. Aimer Sermund and William Kivlds, also connected to the rig owned by Newark interests, were found and questioned. The four men, said to be moving on toward Princeton, were discharged after investigation.

Moser Schuler Keenan Aimer -Sermund William Kivlds Tony Newark Urinceton

Bank Plans Filed For New Union County Trust Building

Building permit plans filed with Building Inspector Edward A. Brennan for a marble banking structure to be erected at Broad and Wea rn streets by Union County Trust Company. Permit issuance expected to Murr.

Pinstor Pullin Fo Iw Broad and Wearn Union County Trust Company Im ii Edward A. Brennan Murr

Prisoners Taken for Larceny and Stabbing Incident

Several inmates were moved to county custody today. Jus Atwater and Pace Scaglione will serve terms on larceny charges at the state prison. Lucius Tay, a Plainfield resident, was detained at Medline and Nathan Gurerd was hospitalized after a stabbing in Plain. Rahway Reform School is reported to have received the other involved party.

Esdlay Vt Pace Scaglione Faa Lucius Taysh Nathan Gurerd Fell Rahway Reforma

Paris Strike Halts Cars and Dispatch Delays Rail Line

A Paris transportation strike affects car service and rail lines, causing widespread delays. The disruption pauses essential services with no clear resolution in sight as officials seek a quick settlement.

Why Your Vote Is Needed on Judicial Amendments

The three judiciary amendments arise from years of conferences and bar work and aim to simplify and speed the administration of justice. Advocates say the changes modernize courts, correct abuses, and make Jersey justice more economical and effective. Corbin praises the reforms. Polls open until 7 o'clock tonight.

Bar Association Constitutional Commission, Bar Association Jersey William H. Corbin

Manhatten Bridge death tragedy shocks New York ironworker

Albert Eldridge an ironworker living at 224 Fourth Street died after a 150 foot fall from the Manhattan bridge approach over the East River. He pitched from a perch while guiding planks, landed in a rubbish heap, and died en route to Gouverneur Hospital. Eldridge, married two years, leaves a young widow and parents in Elizabeth. The accident dispatch reached his New Jersey home about an hour later.

Albert Eldridge Fourth Street New Manhattan East River New York Ldridge Gouverneur Hospital Manhattan Worlonen Eldridge Riy Jean Pisak Elisabeth Thin City Elizabeth Mitchell Eld Mia Michael Burns Tod Central Railroad Butler Street

Blind Woman Rescued From River By Two Men At Spencer Street Bridge

Two Amity Street residents, Yeliveman George Novello and Frank Tarallo, saved Mary Fine, a blind woman, from the Elizabeth River after she fell from the Spencer Street bridge. She was brought to shore unconscious and is in St Elizabeth Hospital in serious condition but expected to recover. her husband John Fine, a boatman, was nearby on his craft when the incident occurred. The quick action by the rescuers and police pressurized the scene as details emerged.

Novello Taralle Mra Fine Hankina Tee Bee Wat Kirk Wei Novella Taralia

Levy's Stores Close For Holiday Break

Levy's department store Besos Bond and Wall streets and bge store F Byoed street will close tomorrow at 8 P M and will not reopen until Saturday at 12 o'clock noon on one of the holidays. An ad appears in tonight's Journal announcing the closure.

Levy's Levy's Department Besos Bond and Wall Streets Bge Baturdey

Taft to Tour West and Southwest on 13,000 Mile Trip

Telegraph report from Beverly describes President Taft and Mrs. Taft departing for a long auto journey to Boston for a banquet, then a Mayflower rail trip through the West and Southwest. Expected speeches, canvassed states, and a major statement on the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy are anticipated during the tour.

Beverly Mase North Ahern Machudetts Taft Beston Boston Touraine Iyate Pacific Canal Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Seaboard White House Roosevelt

City Abandons Cross Channel Flight Prize

Folkeatdhe England council abandons 0-810 prize for a Boulogne to Folkestone flight. Only Hubert Lartham signaled entry. others would join if date postponed. Councils offering the prize mothball the contest and call it off.

Outens Folkeatdhe England Boulogne Folkestone Hubert Lartham

Good School Declares Achievement Amid Budget Halt

A fragmented notice from a school district reports progress despite funding delays. Officials cite improved test results and staff milestones while awaiting final budget approvals. Community reaction mixes optimism with concern over potential program cuts.

Contested Republican Assembly Race Filed In County

Petition filings indicate a county race contest within the Republican ranks for an Assembly seat. Candidates seek designation in the party's ticket with competition centered on who advances in the county contest.

Assembly

County Republican slate petitions filed for county offices

A county slate filing shows James C. Calvert of Hillside seeking County Clerk and Frank H. Smith of Plainfield for County Registrar, with Lloyd Thompson, Augustus W Schwartz, Carlton B Pierce, Harold Depew, Schuyler M Cady among Assembly candidates. Democratic entries list John F Kenah, Geo H Schlotterer for county posts and Hague Halliday Mor for Assembly with other names. Signature lists include prominent officials and legislators. petitions note WV county lineups and prior officials.

James C. Calvert Hilsabeth Frank #. Smith Plainfield Lloyd Thompson Westfield Augustus W. Schwartz Elizabeth Carlton B. Pierce Cranford Harold Depew Schuyler M. Cady Summit Chaes B. Holmes Rahway John F. Kenah Geo. H. Schlotterer Joseph T. Hague Franklin Halliday Abram P. Mor Lyona Farms F. H. Warneke Elisabeth Willian N. Runyon Jamen Calvert Frank H. Smith Augustin W. Kdwarty Carlton B. Plerew de Repube Henn Nomcnation Bfr Smith Benjamin A.vail Circuit Court Edward 8. Atwater Court of Common Pleas Clark McK. Whittemoro Fe William Des Wright William Newcorn Cheket Court Adolph Degenring W. Hulakas Will Parrot C. A Biebth Pagy

He Shows Scar to Judge as Proof of Innocence

In City Criminal Court Jacob Brotha a Butler Street storekeeper faced assault charges from rival Charles Waldman. Waldman testified Brotha struck him and called him names, while Brotha claimed Waldman attacked him with stones amid sweeping dirt. The judge ruled the fight a draw with families vocal in court.

Scar Weley Jacob Brotha Butler Street City Criminal Court Charles Waldman Waldman

Flier Ditching Wreck No One Hurt Near Tracks

A eastbound to westbound crossing mishap near a freight line early today left four cars toppled and blocking main tracks. The engineer and remaining crew, including express messengers, escaped injury. no fatalities reported.

Clinton Washington Boston Lucomotive

Man arraigned on marriage deceit in Orange case

Marry Jacobus, an Orange youth, was arraigned today by the Gite Criminal Court on two complaints and committed to the county jail in default of $600 bail awaiting Grand Jury action. The accusations stem from a claimed marriage certificate and a supposed wedding with Maid Stead of 1100 Chestnut Street.

Marry Jacobus Gite Criminal Court Jacobs Mra Julia Stead Maid Stead Chestnut Street Stead Anga Hee Tumse Aditabe Jacobus Newark Mate Jed Samuel Murphy Jacobun Orange Ruy Elizabeth Stater Tenney Murphy Wee Hire Hin Ten Eyeke Bases County Fricon Tenpay Oratye Wan of the Peace Witnesers Jacobu

Sehwed's Store Holiday Closing Notice

Sehwed's announces holiday closing for a24 and all day Tuesday. Elizabet a character appears in the readable text, with unclear rest of details.

Bicycle Trip to Get Loan and Domestic Dispute

In Uiabrict Court Mrs Ellen Kehmidt testifies regarding travel plans urged by husband Paul Henan Belaidt, hotel proprietor. She explains she moved household effects from the Kenilworth Hotel, while husband faces charges. potential divorce discussed as the case unfolds with witnesses citing past incidents and money disputes.

Ellen Kehmidt Paul Henan Belaidt Kenilworth Digs Whittemore Shirald Rehmidt Tisinens Myre Schmidt N. J. Leavitt Rehhmidt Hiverve Court of Chancery Jamon Connolly Rehmidt

Extra Supplies for Hospital Day Captains

A notice to captains in the Half Day's Pay on Hospital Day movement, signed by secretary John F. Martin, states headquarters at 68 Brow Street will stay open 7 to 9 pm all week for extra supplies, envelopes, and circulars. Captains should ensure each family receives one envelope per household and supply lists are fulfilled.

Captaina John F. Martin Brow Street National State Bank Alan Lees Ptaias

The Original Pabst Milwaukee Beer Bottling Notice

Fragmented reader text hints at temporary business items and a sale or event tied to Pabst Milwaukee bottled beer. Mentions Thursday Friday days, a shop open at a location named ASM, and households or patrons offered items, with references to holidays and offers for those displaced.

Milwaukee

Vote Coverage In Elizabeth Inconstitutional Vote Tight

Citizens of Elizabeth vote today on a proposed constitutional amendment affecting the judiciary, governor term, assemblyman terms, and legislative salaries. Officials report a light turnout in all wards with expected heavier voting after work hours. Ballot boxes are distributed, registration details are clarified, and city officials emphasize adherence to voting hours.

Elizabeth County Election Board Robert J. McAdam Clden Officara Auiriga Mares Pit Connolly Araviny Kragur Atone Connolly Agrens Dietyiet Vlertion Jnpsanthin Rianth

Plainfield Man Accused as Incendiary in Fire Probe

Nailan Semmer of 581 Waet Think Street Plainfield faces an afternoon court appearance after police link him to a fire at his store and dwelling. Witnesses say Semmer was seen fleeing the scene shortly before the blaze. Prosecutor Hatfeld is expected to seek bail with counsel Joseph Ni representing Semmer.

Nailan Semmer Waet Think Street Plainfield Darkage Bemmer Hatfeld Joseph NI Hemmer

Firemen Respond To Chimney Fire At Faery and E Restaurant

Firefighters from No 1 Egging Company tackled a chimney fire at the Faery and E restaurant on Swall Street. A lone cart with chemical was dispatched to suppress the blaze after a difficult fight, with the damage described as light.

Weller de Restaurant Cigs Pedexirinne No. 1 Egging Company

Market Mixed as Readings Lead in Early Trading

Wall Street opened with uneven gains as Reading stock led the page with mid-morning activity. Prices for Reading and related issues moved to 184 with others, including Southern Twaltia and Sten common, trading slightly higher while bonds remained steady and overall market tone stayed cautious through the first hours.

New York Gramdapt Reading Reading. In Which Opening Halen Wome IGE Apain Ross Twaltia Sten

Fragments of a unclear local notice mix

Incoherent OCR fragment shows a butcher shop sale and dancing school ad with names such as Ettoch, Sughrue, D Dancing, J Leonard, Bulcher, and MolaHDs Minced Ham. Several misspellings suggest a damaged page with multiple small notices and prices unreadable.

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