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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
1
A Board of Education inquiry reviewed bids for coal contracts. Alexander Mihalkovitz submitted the lowest figures, but bids were not awarded after examination of the proposals. The commission asked witnesses to appear to present evidence while considering alternate bidders and contract terms.
A body, believed to be a two year old boy, was found in the Staten Island Sound off the deck at Liters of the body. The remains appear to have been in the water for about three weeks.
A notice from the masthead indicates the wedding will be for the first time tied to Mr. Astisti's daughter. The item references a family event with unexpected wording suggesting a connection to the Astisti lineage.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a morning scene involving a female subject, with unclear event details and no identifiable names, places, or actions to report.
A garbled 19th century report recounts a county court decision regarding a First Ward case involving a defector named Joseph F. Cabell and a city charter matter. The piece notes a contested regalia ticket and references state law, sentencing, and political influence affecting the outcome during September era. The largely unreadable text preserves mentions of individuals, dates, and civic actions, though key details are obscured.
Fragmentary text claims a movement to repeal the bishops law directed by an organization with German American ties. The garbled passage mentions a broad appeal and a campaign under a new name, but readable details are minimal.
Dozen men were injured during a strike riot at the east gate of the Standard Gas plant in Whiting Ind. Several hundred striking employees participated and clashes occurred as authorities attempted to disperse the crowd.
Quoted text shows unclear notes about a protest against American meat with references to city corporation officials and a bearing. The readable fragments indicate a public complaint or accusation prompting a local hearing.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and phrases but lacks clear events. Readable bits point to person references and a possible page item without coherent context or dates. The snippet offers no verifiable actions or outcomes suitable for a full news card.
In a heated hearing the Seeber Interests push to proceed while defense attorney Mr. Schaule seeks delays. Lawyers spar over affidavits and admissibility as the court weighs whether the case should continue. action adjourned with questions about the timing and validity of the newly presented documents.
A nightmarish murder case in New York City remains unsolved as of September 26 with a severed head not yet identified. Two Greek men are under arrest, police acknowledge possible links to the crime and a chaotic sequence of clues. investigators pursue leads amid partial fragments from the scene and conflicting reports.
In a swift response to ongoing tensions, officials set prompt instructions to accelerate naval movements toward Cuba. The President and Navy Department discuss mobilization, with emphasis on rapid deployment aboard Atlantic fleet vessels and securing control of strategic waters without delay.
Fragmented notes describe a conference with Mbemis committee and insurgent factions over peace terms. Government officials debate Palma’s selection, liberal gains risk, moderates object to surrendering control, and a potential future election looms amid stalled progress.
New York reports Paul O. Stensformer of Milwaukes begins a Western assignment as the namesake figure in a developing sports profile. Details remain fragmentary as the dispatch notes his move from Milwaukee.
Turbulent scenes erupt in Browneville and Edgewood Avenue as white residents clash with Black residents. Police and mob violence leave several dead or wounded. Federal troops may be sent. Brownsville universities face arrests and city officials seek to close Black saloons amid ongoing tensions.
Atlante Ga Sept 256 Brownsville sees police raid as Georgia troops strike the city. Authorities report several characters wounded and many enslaved people arrested amid ongoing clashes. Hundreds of enslaved residents remain, with armed groups seeking retaliation as the operation ends.
In Buffalo and Saratoga the Democratic conventions opened amid public interest and factional clashes. Delegates reeled from heated exchanges between Hughes and Bruce camps as chairmen urged unity. Key figures like Lomgresuman Michael Driswll and proxies for New York leaders shaped the early proceedings, with adjournment slated for 11 A M the next day.
Philadelphia Sept 25 Rumors swirl that Mayor Weaver may resign amid personal attacks and party strife. Reported pressure from advisory board and reform party tensions contrast with the mayor’s denial of seeking any adviser’s removal.
In New York a quiet session saw limited price moves with Interborough Rapid Transit and Brooklyn Rapid Transit in focus. Traders cited Hearst’s possible Buffalo nomination affecting sentiment while most issues held steady or declined slightly amid continued market pressure after noon.
Regulars predict a clean sweep while opposing factions mobilize. Voters line up as primaries start at 1 pm amid widespread anticipation and observers note unusual turnout from previously passive residents. Leaders on both sides press for support in city wards and county, with ballots issued at City Hall and ward reps tallying votes.
Public notice clarifies polling locations for the Twelfth ward. First district at 1191 East Grand Street, Second district at 2008 Magnolia Avenue, Third district at 526 Walnut Street, residence of J H B Corbet.
Roselle Park voters faced heated activity as polls opened with groups debating supporters of candidate Peck. Union County reports show Peck supporters mobilizing, while rivals push back and seek alignment among residents.
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