Unclear OCR fragment hints at a New York loss and injuries
Fragmentary text mentions a New York limited crash and injuries involving a group including twenty others. Names and details are garbled, with no clear event date or outcome to confirm.
26 Sep 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a New York limited crash and injuries involving a group including twenty others. Names and details are garbled, with no clear event date or outcome to confirm.
An partially legible clipping discusses a courtroom matter involving two young women and an unrelated dress code issue. It mentions Captain Alfred Sorensen and a person named Arlene, with references to a bartering event and a light amid gloom. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
Weather bulletin notes frost expected tonight in the Leake area with low temperatures and clear skies. Forecasts indicate thinning high prewar air and lower lake level conditions affecting Paxton and nearby locales.
New York stocks opened modestly higher then retreated as selling emerged in early trades. Holdings reversed later with some recovery as traders covered shorts, lifting the market briefly before a net modest decline.
Fragmentary wartime-sounding report notes a telephone call for No 2 engine from the Blase vessel. A wireless warning and S3 signal followed, with engines 2 altered.
Philadelphia cleric Rev Dr W McKinney editor in chief of The Presbyterian died at Bishop White College at noon yesterday. The sudden death is reported with uncertain cause amid quick speculation and news dispatches.
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