28 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and places in a court or civic context. Details are unclear but imply a noted event or deadline. Names, dates, and locations are partially readable amid the damaged text.
An unclear fragment mentions a porch scene referencing individuals with ages and surnames Brewer and Berner. The text is garbled, offering few concrete details about events, places, or dates.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a New Jersey Central topic, a person named Sean, and references to a room and a visit. It mentions a public figure, Shonda, and a recent miner. The passage is highly corrupted but hints at a local event or figure with scattered proper nouns and place mentions.
Police seek Antonie Marcantion, a one year old son living at 556 Seventeenth Street, as nationwide interest grows. Authorities follow leads and urge the public to report any information on the missing child and suspect figures.
The Holland American Line introduces a new steamer with a 400 first class and 200 steerage capacity. A strong wind pushed the vessel upriver and caused some berthing difficulties while docking at the pier.
The report shows government activity mixed with higher bonds and little London action. Transactions were subdued with cautious bidding. chief operators faced pressure as prices fluctuated and activity cooled.
Fragmentary read from a 19th century town meeting notes discussing efforts to limit Jerry Leary and the granting of a perpetual corporation franchise. Mentions of candidates McGwen De Connellmanio pombation and local governance tensions.
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