Peter Sieveved Dominates Skate Meet and Breaks Two Records
Peter Sievired wins three races at the skating tournament held Saturday night. He breaks two rink records, first in the one mile championship with a time of 2 minutes 56 25 seconds, beating Harry McDonald and Phil Kearney. The Baltic Wood incident injures Wood as Swap skates away. The second record comes in the two mile in 6 minutes 15 3 seconds with Mulligan second and Sarony third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sievired
Np Lye
Tvo
Harry McDonald
Phil
Kearney
Swap
Wood
Sineirud
McBonsid
Local Property Transfers and Notices From Verona Caldwell
Conveyances report P Backus et ux to Lewis G Lockward Caldwell on Crane street side and T W W Tunis et ux to J F Gray et ux Verona on Claremont avenue. Mortgages show Anna M Arnold to Montclair Trust Company Verona for 7000 and W H Jacobus elux to Mary Ries Verona on Grove avenue. County notices include tax sales of Dawson farm Greenbrook avenue and Caldwell Land Company farm Mountain avenue. Community items note Women’s Auxiliary Verona church supper results and Caldwell prison escape of William Hombley with pursuit. Fifth Anniversary Caldwell Council Jr O U A M March 3 at Association Hall and Isabella Club meeting February 25 at Mrs W F Harrison Bloomfield Avenue Verona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. Backus
Lewis G. Lockward
Caldwell
Crane Street
T. W. W. Tunis
J. F. Gray
Verona
Claremont Avenue
West View Road
BE. Dey
Richard Husk
Abraham Husk
Anna M. Arnold
Montclair Trust Company
Fairview Avenue
W. H. Jacobus Elux
Mary Ries
Grove Avenue
Fred E. Paddock
Borough of
North Caldwell
Oliver B. Dawson
Greenbrook Avenue
Caldwell Land Company
Mountain Avenue
Dawson
Verona notices and meetings fill week schedule
The Verona region shares a busy slate from a ship launch at Shooters Island to local society meetings. Invitations include Adolph Olt and others at the Kaiser’s Meteor launch, while the Verona Choral Union, Various church and lodge gatherings, and a public W C T U meeting highlight civic life. The Verona Township annual financial report for the year ending January 31, 1902, is issued with summarized receipts and disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Roadster Charlie Slips on Montclair Hill Injures Leg
Charlie, a roadster belonging to Mr Beda Voight of New ark, slipped down Montclair hill injuring his right hind leg. Veterinary aid bandaged the wound, then Dr Fred W Harrison of Bloomfield attended to the leg at the Home. Charlie is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Beda Voight
Newark
Cumming
Montclair
Voight
Fred W. Harrison
Bloomfield
Oyster Supper and Sunshine Sale at First Congregational
An Oyster Supper will be held under the auspices of the Woman's Aid Society on Thursday evening March 6 at the First Congregational Church. The Sunshine sale will run concurrently. Proceeds support the society's local community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's ‘Ald Society
First Congregational Church
Livingston and Orange to See Visitor and Meetings
The report details plans for Le Prince au as to Visit Livingston and a move of the mason trade from Livingston to Orange. It covers upcoming meetings of the Sunday School Association, Temperance Society, Ladies' Aid, and the Silver Club with officers named. It notes a Protestant protest over Senate bill No. 42 shifting liquor jurisdiction, and previews a March 14 lecture by Rev. C. A. Cook with travel photos. It also reports township finances, road needs, and tax lists, and bids farewell to Rev. Edwin Fairley as Roseland Presbyterian Church pastor with appreciation for his decade of service to Caldwell News and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Prince Au
Livingston
Daniel
Orange
Associative
Livingston Temperance Society
The
Temperance Society
Sunday School Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
Silver Club
Edna Collins
Harry Vogel
Addie van Zee
Grange
Northfield
Senate
Livingston Baptist Church
Jesus
Golden Star Fraternity
Edna Bailey
John W. Littel
C. A. Cook
Bloomfield
West
Seattle
Salt
Lake City
Cripple Creek
Col
Cook
Caldwell News
Edwin Fairley
Roseland Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Cirelas
Fairley
Local churches advertise services across towns
In Little Falls and Caldwell area churches list weekly worship times Sabbath School sessions prayer meetings and special services. Notable entries include Essex Fells Peter's EB Northfield Baptist Roseland Presbyterian Caldw ll St Aloysius Caldwell Methodist and Caldwell Presbyterian with varied sermon topics and communion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
Agnes P. BE
Roseland Presbyterian Church Faces Pulpit Vacuum
Roseland New Jersey reports ongoing vacancy after Rev Edwin Fairley resignation. Rev William Fryling of Roseville supplying pulpit while Newark Presbytery reviews resignation terms. Congregation elects commissioners to Presbytery to dissolve pastoral relations and thanks Rev Nelson Chester for moderation. Local social notes and upcoming Foster Service planned. Ice damage affects trees. Oyster Supper rescheduled for March 1 at Fund residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylip
Roseville
Edwin Fairery
Wiliam Fryling
Newark
Washington
Henry Becker
Henry Rudolph
Bessie Rudolph
Sylvester Williams
Bertha Sigler
Fihe] Hamilton
Margaret Webb
Stager
Percy Williams
Hattie May Condit
Roseland Presbyterian Church
Roseland
N. J
Edwin Fairley
Nelson B. Chester
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
H. C. Price
Messrs
J. H. Grandiss
H. O. Price
Nelson
Chester
Scarletina Case and Cedar Grove School Access
Martha Jenkins, daughter of M. W. Jenkins, has a light attack of scarletina. A recent storm cut all telephone connections with Cedar Grove. School authorities face severe criticism for lacking a proper walk from the street to the schoolhouse. Under current conditions it is nearly impossible to reach the school without wading ankle deep in mud and water. It is hoped the situation will improve soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jenkins
M. W. Jenkins
Scarletina
Cedar Grove
Epworth League meets amid weather. officers elected
The Epworth League annual meeting in the Methodist Church Lecture Room elected officers led by President J. William Lucas and several vice presidents. The Cy. C. C. will meet Saturday at 7:45 pm at Frank Keirstead’s home for a map review and study of Galatians. The Registry Board schedules March 4 in Verona Club House to revise the registry list. A live musk ox was brought to San Francisco by the Beluga, first of its kind in a temperate climate. In Spain farm workers earn about 25 cents daily, yard laborers 14 to 21 cents, and skilled housing labor 42 to 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of
Verona
Syed
Kaiser
Shooters Island
Adglph Olt
Verona Choral Union
T. 3
Farrand
Claremont Avenue
Harvey Williams
Lake Como
New York
Normal College
Fredonia
N. Y
Verona Conseil, No. 225
Johnson Building
Bloomfield Avenue
Grove
Councelor
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
A. G. Jacobus
W. C
T. U
Young Converts
Epworth League
J. William Lucas
John L. Jacobus
Ethel Reydhouse
Mattie Lucas
Rose Loertscher
Carrie Thomas
Amelia Loertscher
John Thurston
Doras Pierre
Cy. C. C
Frank Keirstead
Paul
Board of Registry and Election
San Francisco
Beluga
Arctic
Spain
Jeakerday
Missionary Society
Pirot Baptiste Church
Meésars
Miler
Edward Liming
Brooklyn
Culiwell
Washington
Frederick R. Cook
Thealdwell Sunshine Society
Agnes Peck
Carrie Jacobus
KK. Hedden
Taldwell
James Oliver Fourier
West Caldwell
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee University of Alabama
First Presbyterian Church
Bloomfield
Kasex Road Driving Association
Achiel Stetter
Newark
Dr. J. Ki. Bond
F. R. Cook
John van Order of
Caldwell
A. M. Gwynette
William Stork
Community Notices and Local Incidents Across Caldwell Bloomfield
Local society meetings and lectures fill the week with events from the Pirot Baptiste Church Ladies to the Sunshine Society. A trolley wire accident fatally injures a horse in West Caldwell, and Booker T. Washington is set to speak in Bloomfield.
Social at Caldwell Honoring Local Residents
A Thursday evening party at the Caldwell home of Mr. and Mrs. John Harkey featured Danes ing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Baun, Daniel Daily, Mah lon Gould, Marcus Staeger, J. Barmore and many others. Music by Prof. H. RR. Baldwin and Daniel Demarest accompanied refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harkey
Calwell
Danesing
Edward de Baun
Daniel Daily
Mahlon Gould
Marcus Staeger
Walter Pickett
Elmer Sigler
Andrew Baumler
Wilbur Matthews
Jesse Manning
Joseph Walton
George McClellan
Clarence McClellan
Mr. Pennington
H. RR. Baldwin
Daniel Demarest
Patents Granted To New Jersey Inventors Last Week
A list of patent grants reported by A. Snow & Co. includes inventors from Newark Jersey City Hoboken Trenton Camden Weehawken Boonton and others. Items cover devices for power transmission braking pipe joint door closer paper cutting and holding structures fireproof construction and various machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
A. Snow & Co
Washington, D.C
KE Baker
J. C. Blovney
Newark
H. Brooke
Jersey City
FE. Cuil
L. Dudasch
WU. G. Hillman
Woodstown
H. Lil
F. Kellers
P. M. Kling
Elizabeth
A. Nicolet
Oldenbusch
Hoboken
W. Orr
Trenton
M. P. Osbourn
Camden Ar
A. ©. Rebbel
Jon Hill
Saving
J. ‘Rowentreter
Boonton
Dior Holder
H. Sperling
Weehawken
Laning Macht
Railways and government ownership in world history
A Philadelphia Record article notes global rail mileage and ownership patterns, contrasting private American expansion with government controlled networks in Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, Italy, France, India, and Australia. It argues private capital built US transport cheaper and more broadly, while government systems prevent discriminative rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woule
Traffe Norv
Agere
Europe
Asia
Bowl America
Alrign
Australasia
Vera Coun
United States
Austria-Hungary
Republic of France
India
Australania
Germany
Phila
Record
First Postage Stamp History and Global Adoption Timeline
The text outlines early usage and spread of postage stamps from Paria and England in 1440s to many nations by mid 19th century. It mentions local stamp sales by A M Grieg's City Dispatch Post, Blood & Co in Philadelphia, and postmasters in Baltimore New Haven and New York, with government adoption beginning in 1847 and numerous countries joining through 1860s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
England
A. M. Grieg
City Dispatch Post
Blood & Co
Philadelphia
Turin and Taxis
Germany
Portugal
India
Norway
Uruguay
Mexico
Russia
Newfoundland
Sweden
Greece
Turkey
Kcuador
Egypt
Bolivia
Paraguay
International Postal Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sivut
William Hombley
Edward Baldwin
Paterson
Isabella Club
Mra
W. F. Harrison
Bloomfeld
Carlep
Samuel Brower
Jacobus
E, Scheiber
J. Grissing
L. Scheiber
Reereae
A. H. Jacobus
L. Captain Jr
G. B. Oghelree
Ellis Hill
Verona Township Report
Ea AK
Colleatoris Bres
Avery
Commissioners of Appeals
U.L. Cross
Board of Health
Ivib
Orie
Amomg
Christian Endeavor
Weduceday Junior Endeavor
Little Falls Methodist
Sism
Pleasantdale
Pres
Young Pepples
P.m
Essex Fells
Peter's
P. EB
Livingston— Baptist
Northfield— Baptist
Miss Grace Meeker
Roseland Presbyterian
William Fryling
Roseland—Methodis
Franklin Chapel
Caldwell—Baptist
Minnie Beam
Philippian
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Caldwell—Presbyterian
Whitman
Heoseliand
Northffield
Samuel McQuaide
Charles Squier
Petit Jury
A. W. Fund
Epworth
Franklin
Robert W. Smith
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Alfred Provost
Clarence Matthews
J. Th. Schofield
Second National Bank
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
Ireland
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