Ant to Be Built Soon In Jersey City
City Council last night disposed of business affecting a planned plant by the Bitchin company of Jersey City. The firm, with a capital of 2,000,000 and a surplus of 90,000, announced plans to employ about 200 workers, mostly mechanics, at start. Petitions covered street paving, extensions, and street lighting, with votes and bids referred to Streets and Parks and Street Lighting committees. A paving contract on South Street was awarded for 3,947.70, while votes on Pine Street and other improvements moved forward.
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Anniement Waacremde
Bitchin Company
Jereey City
Legon
Eveaiy
Jlo Davids
Dawid
Ing
Actin
Harge
Stweta
Lowe Tre Venry
Meadow Anne
Pacallel
Spering
Meadow Streets
Elizabeth
Court Street
Forth
Tweoh de Rowe
South Street
Third Avenue
Fowrth Avenue
Pine Street
Wan Paaneil
VTA
Falm Street
Ptopade
Edgar Place
Beje Street
Elizabeth River
Bond Street
Third Street
Fourth
Ford
Collins
Jeary
Jerey Venti Am Rayway
Dewey Plare
Avenue
Pay Avenue
Waterly Place
Stroety and Parks Committee
David Kaufman
Just as Good Paint by Pure White Lead and Oil
A fragmented old advertisement explains that Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil set the standard for paints. It argues that skilled painters choose this mix for lasting, satisfactory results, noting the importance of proper mixing and surface preparation to ensure the best finish.
Old Hickory Wins the Debate in Rahway Event
Rahway June 1 The annual oratorical contest between Old Hickory and Webster Literary Society at Rahway High School drew a large crowd. Judges praised preparation and delivery. Old Hickory narrowly won the debate as Vernon K. Townson announced the participants and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehway High School
Rahway
Hickory
Webster
Rahway Jligh Bethol
Pradie Lim
Genie S. Miller
Ferdin
Wo Hinsisy
Buttin High School
Hatherhy Res
Charles L. Cooder
Stants Chiarely
K. Broome
Ve. Conder
Sintungia
Itm
Wit
Annailys
Olt
Vernon K. ‘Tawnon
Younge Athletions Edge Reliance in Baseball Thriller
The Younge Athletics traveled downtown for game two of a three game series with Reliance A C and edged ahead after a fierce battle. Reliance led to the fifth inning before Young Athletics scored eight runs, facing many batters, then Fulton shut them down the final two innings.
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Younge
Reliance Aoc
Hart
Reliance
Innning
Young Athletics
Fulton
Young
Athletics
Bellaney AC
OAH OI
Kite—Spicer
Meavenger
Kelly
Strick
Ersteinn
Haxe
Hullk
Rexleben
Rule
Nosaler
Fi Knickerood
Sehmieder
Davenport
Manning
Measenger
C. F
Bird
Sands
Burke
Dewendorf
Star of Union Circle Elects Officers in Semiannual Meeting
Star of Union Circle No 841 Forest ers of America held its semiannual election naming Chief Companion Ellen Brady and other officers Mina Carey Mary Hopkins Mary A Walsh Mary G Hirfen Miss Margaret Murphy May Murray. A presentation followed with rewards to Myer Klimroth Kaltenuth A. Leesentation of emblem to Anna Carey. Refreshments served. County officers of Lasting Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hibernians meet tomorrow at one in Grand Army of the Republic Headquarters Brewed Street.
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Star of Union Circle
Foresters of America
Mix
Ellen Brady
Mina Mary Carey
Mini
Mary Hopkins
Guise
Mary A. Walsh
Mary G*hrfen
Inada
Misa Margaret. Murphy
May Murray
Myer Klimroth
Order of Hibernians
Toxmarrow
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington Lodge Ladies Night Event Recalls Masonry Entertainers
A Washington Lodge No. 93 social evening in September featured a committee led by Palmer I. Wharlock arranging entertainment. The program included piano selections, magic tricks by a magician, a monologist, and refreshments like ice cream cake and strawberries.
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Washington Lodge
Ballins
Henry Clay
Mahlon Mapeyannt
Harvles
How Jimmy Fixed It in the Damaged Page
A disjointed transcript shows a youth named Jimmy pressed by an older man to supply cigarettes for a visitor while a family debate unfolds. The scene shifts to a parlor where the visitor awaits and Jimmy answers questions about his work and stories.
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Jimmy
Indy
Tome
Dhnmy
Tissie Reynolds Breaks Engagement Over Diamond Ring
Miss Tensie Reynolds, a young woman from Montclair, breaks her engagement to Edward D. Maher of the Erie Railroad, citing his jealousy and control. She recounts alleged jealousy, a diamond ring worth 125, and a decision to remain unmarried despite pressure to wed.
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Newark
Tensie
Edward 4. Maher
Erie Railroad Company
Montclair
Benex Fella
Mise Eyeolé
Bank Straet
Fond
Froehlich & Koehler
Market Street
Vessie
Mise Fyiold
Ahe
Maher
Esacx
Miss Eynold
Bette
Roems
Elks Trip to Hoboken for Lodge Dedication
The Elks of Hoboken will attend the dedication of the Hoboken Lodge new Bromo home. Members depart Broad street at 7:45 by train with Catter's band, joining a special car, then return via the railroad of New Jersey around 1 o'clock from New York. A short Broad street concert and badge distribution are planned.
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Hoboken
Ingal Lodge of Elks
Toboken
Mombera
Broad Street
SAS
Catter
Pennsylvania
N. 1
New York
Rooid
Main
Romna
Plug Hats Headed to Bethlehem for Two Day Visit
Members of the Plug Hat Association will travel to Bethlehem Pennsylvania to be guests of the Bethlehem Association for two days. They will stay on the grounds of the Northaige ton County Fair Association where Rovilehwmites will extend a welcome. The group will leave the city on a special coach attached to the 949 train on the Central railroad and return Tuesday evening.
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Bethlehem
Astociation
Northaigeton County
Fai
Exempt Firemen to Visit Reading and Elizabeth
The Exempt Firemen's Association of Trenton held a meeting on South Warren street to plan a trip to Reading and Elizabeth. President John C. Hayes announced they will depart October 9, stay two days in Reading with Liberty Fire Company, then proceed to Elizabeth for a parade and events.
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Trenton
Exempt Firemen's Association of
Thin City
Warren Street
Association
Reading
Elizabeth
John C. Hayes
Read
Liberty Fire Company
Elizabeth II
Trial by Jury at Hotel Beechwood Summit June 16
Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic opera Print by Jury was staged in the Hotel Beechwood hall with thirty local amateurs. Highlights praise Sol Sayles for solos, CG Turner as choirmaster, and support from Hill City Buc eves Club. proceeds go to the Baptist Church. cantata repeat and dancing planned. strong ticket sales signal financial and social success.
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Summit
Beechwood
CG. Turner
First Baptist Church
Lin Armiring Carte
Hill City
Buc Eves Club
Baptist Church
C. Godwin Turner
Leola Muchmore
Sol Sayles
Flavilla
Geo. Seymour, Jr
Arthur Rabman
Kernuril
Nieall
Ruth Buckley
F Witten
J. Meive
W. Aylenbury
Walter O Wilkinson
Vandals Target Jackson Park Trees On Broadway Side
Reports allege vandals have stripped bark from young trees along the Broadway side of Jackson Park between Second and Third streets. Several trees lost bark up to ten feet high. authorities promise a reward and seek to identify the culprits.
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Broadway
Jackson Park
Connolly
Streeta
Parke
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Fund Treasurer Entries
A fragmentary clerical record lists the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Fund association treasurer entries with balances and receipts. Names such as Mina Mary C. Rywnicess and W A Haines appear alongside small credits.
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Soldiers and Sailors Monument Fund
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association
Cansee
Mina Mary C. Rywnicess
Coarge
Ryan Oo
W. A. Haines
David B. Provost
Comfort and Convenience At Nana’s Hair Emporium
Nana’s new hair emporium at 1341 Tiroud Street occupies the second floor offering hairdressing marcel waving electrical massage and chiropody. The shop provides hair ornaments combs and toilet requisites with full comforts and conveniences for in town patrons.
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Nana
Tiroud Street
Marcel
Police Notes Show Drunkenness and Detention Actions
Names Nicholas Monzone and Elizabeth Holland appear with arrests for being helplessly drunk. Monzone paid two dollars and two cots after warrantless arrest by Officer Fretz. Holland detained by Officer McCracken after inability to pay bond. A vague line mentions a youth and Miss Passoe with a puzzled response.
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Nicholas Monzone
Fretz
McCracken
Elizabeth Holland
Comte
Unprecedented June Rush at Spring Lake Opens Auditorium
Asbury Park June 18. Ocean Grove prepares for a new big auditorium opening next week while Jersey hotelkeepers push for an excise board. City officials have tasked City Attorney Patterson to draft the ordinance. The one mile limit law near camp meeting areas is deemed unconstitutional by lawyers. Hotel proprietors press for a restricted liquor traffic to meet patron demand without breaking the law. A Colby political faction forms in Monmouth after a Jersey City meeting led by Record and Mayor Fagan. The National Provident Association ends its convention in Asbury Park with talks on reserve funds. The New Jersey State Retail Merchants hold their session July 18-19 in the area. Fenimore’s reborn Fenimore House hosts a grand opening adding capacity to 300 with new amenities.
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Asbury Park
Ames
Montha
Beat
Samuel A. Patterson
Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting City
Ihs
Jersey
Monmouth County
Carge L. Record
Mark Fagan
Jersey City
Grand Avenue Hotel
Everett Colby
Record
Kean
Dryden
Colby
Wiliam Bannard
Ugan
Gardner Colby
Jerome Congleton
Essex County
Colby League
Edward Pry
National’ Provident Thion
Atlantic City
Liam
WP Grant
W.H Mecute
C. H.towell
Gustav Hartung
G. Mordbach
Thomas Noble
Fenimore
Hotelkeepers' Association
Rooma
Noble
Einai
Hotel Bohemia Ad Claims Preposterous Roast Promo
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hotel Bohemia and James Maginness with references to prepristor and Roast Came tatty aE Tinchath a Pee, plus scattered phrases about business, advertising time, and bathing. The readable items hint at a chaotic hotel advertisement and patronage notes from a past issue.
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HOTEL
Bohemia
James Maginness
Istead
Lake's Great Beacon Attracts Guests To Newark Hotel
Inland notes show visitors arriving at the hotel as Spring Lake prepares for Donaldton events. The Mountain House run by F. F. Shute continues this year with notable guests from Elizabeth Hoboken and Newark including Mrs Sheppard Maree and Miss Frovou.
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Beat Senintitfonn Abite & Tarage Inclage
Sheppard Maree
Miss Frovou
Elizabeth
Mra. Kimball
Hobsken
Pollard
Newark
Bratt
Fisinfeld
Lake
Hoe Ee
Iona
Spring Lake
Donaldton
Lang
New Mountain House
F. F. Shute
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ANT
Aschings Company
Jroncern
Outine
Unter
Easiien
Old Hickory
Reliance A. C
B. Young Athletics
Tessie
World
Rochefoucauld
Esa
Cooree
Ally
Hotel Beechwood
Gilbert & Sullivan
the Jersey. Shore
Excise Board
Asbury
New Jersey State Retail Merchants’ Association
United States Hotel
Geran Grove
All Toone
Cepadir
Errlin
Mals Ios
Waverly
Bervica
Table
Alcook
the Summerfield
the Beach
H. Capacity
Mentole T
Sheldon
N. J
Tion
eRe
Bosch
Motera Avenie
Corner
Pitty
Purge
Mulford House
Olla
Ooean Grove
Ocaan
Wesley Lake
Avon-By-The-Gea
Hotel Marlborough
Avon-by-the-Bea
Nid
Pean
Io Ieshuth
Zidn
Bison
Oneida
Stamford
Mountain View
Plese
Pardel
Stn Tu
Biatton
Staten Island
W. J
Aberdeen
Joan R. Ware
Hotel Estelle
Bose
Nevenie
Jae Im MB
Momar
Victoria
Bury Park
Fiat
Tm & Xemrie
Aabury Park
Secreate
Bristol
Edgemere Inn
Earh N
Pearth “ Cctiens
Tee Hort Sassine
Seokine
Char
Rew
Speet
Apie
Asbury Inn
North Asburt Park
Beventh Ot Vannan Anam Ea Ret
Ty Sa
ruTh Ie
ST. Charles Gramercy
Beth Hareywine
Katara
Highlands, Bes
Walt
Patrohage
Mr Noble
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West 34Th Street
McCloskey & Graham
Broad
East Jersey Streets
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