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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
3
River Edge residents objected to compulsory attendance at opening school exercises. State Superintendent C J Baxter reviewed the case of Arthur Vinkta and ruled that no person can be compelled to attend religious exercises. If a child refuses to attend, they must not be admitted to regular classes.
Hawthorn Lodge and 8.G. members of the city plan a donation toward furnishing a room in the American Friend Society building on West Street New York. A Nelson Victory copper medal, once tied to the Admiralty of England, was auctioned to Augustus Covell to fund the contribution. John H. P. Kent was to report on recent grand lodge actions at the next meeting.
In a damaged RADIO era style entry Detectives Mulcahy and O'Brien arrest O'Reilly on a warrant for failing to care for his wife and children. The man was taken to the station and later ill, with a sergeant seeking medical aid as events unfolded. A youth, Hesearold von, was visited in tears as the scene closed.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Monday study topic on Irish history. Mention of Division NS members, a mandate of age and Flynn. It references reading a history chapter at each meeting and members ready to answer questions.
A garbled ad like note from a Chicago resident P. J. Daly describes ways to gain strength using a tonic. The text is corrupted with typographical errors and unclear phrases, but hints at a promotional claim for electric bitters and personal health guidance.
Members gathered for the annual convention at Asbury Park choosing Philip Handenhneh as hierarchical councilor. Handenhneh, popular with women, is noted as an active Daughters of America worker. Also elected State treasurer from New Egypt.
The Supreme Court granted a writ of certiorari to review Judge Boorsem's denial of a stay of execution for Frederick Lang, convicted of killing his niece Katie Gerdom near New Brunswick in April 190. Lang had faced execution the following Friday. The case centers on whether insanity was correctly applied under the statute. Certiorari likely to be argued and decided at the November term.
An anaes reunion of the Porteath New Jersey Volunteers Association is being held at Polst Phasemt today, drawing members from across the state. The regiment, noted for strong recruitment in Freehold area, fought in Civil War battles and included Captain Chauncey Harrie’s company led by lieutenant colonel after Harrie was wounded at Memocacy.
Ready-to-wear hats and fall shapes are arriving daily and will be ready for your order in a few days. The line offers all sizes, colors, and qualities, with the best selections available.
Brief note indicating availability of the latest gowns from Sen Waneees, with emphasis on stock readiness and readiness to fulfill orders. Contains limited readable fragments referencing a fashion theme and product availability.
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