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Jersey City News

Location

Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1897

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Precedent versus good sense at Sea Girt politics

Newark report notes heated Sea Girt week as Vice-President Mubart and Senator Sewell steer talk. Rumors on Griggs appointments, a possible court challenge to election law, and Sewell’s stance color the scene. Names include Governor Griggs, Senator Sewell, ex-Congressman Kett, and local officials in a tense party contest.

Sersey City News Newark Sea Girt Mubart Sewell Mayr Strong New York Griges Smith Gummere Nesex County Court of Errors Moher County Register Wiliam Biker, Jr Supreme Court Frederick Kohn Freie Elting Exige Systams Freeholder Medcraft of Cuncon EF. Y. Mandeville Eodeiduics Mr. Kuhn

Tax rate overcharges spark citizen anger and letters to mayor

The town faces tax increases to 2892 on valuations and 1.32 per thousand, stirring discontent as the Wanser administration faces criticism for the budget. Mayor Hoos Jetter receives support and hostility in letters from Democrats and Republicans, with finance officials alleging padding of the budget by $211,000 and calls for retrenchment.

Spo Wanser Hoos Jetter Board of Fiance Milich Oper Elen Michee Ity Wea Martine Vari Te Ely Mesers Brauthem Koilers Mollet Finn

Budget Veto Comes As City Faces Tight Funding

The city debates a proposed budget with a $211,000 reduction in anticipated funds, threatening tax rates and public services. Officials discuss mayoral veto power, finance board actions, and pressures on education and infrastructure amid strained resources and limited allocations.

Special Board of Finance meeting to respond to mayor

The Board of Finance schedules a special meeting tomorrow evening to answer Mayor Hoos attack on five years of city finances. The anticipated document is described as bitter and sensational. Finarte Commissioners claim to cover all points raised by the mayor in his letter.

Board of Finance Hoos Finarte

LOOKS DARK FOR OLD LIGHT FOR $38,000

City officials face disputes over payments to United Gas Improvement Hudson County Electric Light and New York and New Jersey Globe Gas Light for past due light bills. Board of Finance approved about 98 000 in claims, with initial 42 000, compromise to 33 00, and use of temporary loan bonds. Warrants for 4 946 for United Gas Improvement 3 508 08 for Hudson County Electric Light 758 10 for Jersey City Electric Light and 62 0041 for New York and New Jersey Globe Gas Light were sent to the Mayor for approval. Mayor withheld signature after learning claims exceeded appropriations. City may sue to recover funds. signing depends on loan bond proceeds.

Board of Finance United Gas Improvement Hudson County Electric Light New York New Jersey Globe Gas Light Companies Sim Igi John M. Jones Robert Elliott Jones Finance Board United Gas Improvement ® Company Fludson County Electric Light Company Jersey City Electric Light Company New York and New Jersey Globe Gas Ligh Company

Seats for the Parks Move for Public Seating

Public spirited citizens urge support for more park seating in Jersey City. Citizens complain overcrowded parks and lack of benches during hot days and evenings. City officials including Andrew J. Corgan and Board of Works discuss allocating funds, while the Board of Finance cites insufficient money amid interdepartmental clashes.

Jersey City Andrew J. Corgoran Hauck Board of Finance Cotevran Board of Works Binge Shir Oeretucoe Barkaga Vale Vorst Waosa- Bee

Fragmentary 118 ABM PROZER IN AUGUST and injuries

Incomprehensible OCR fragment mentions Willam Lockwood age 2, addresses, and an arm injury amid disjointed references to August events and a furiously garbled factories scene. Names and places are unclear, but imply an accident or medical amputation context without coherent details.

Mayor Hoos Weighs City Water Plant Issue

The mayor refused to discuss the water topic, citing pending legal opinions. He noted local press disclosures and said he would publicize three additional lawyers’ views on whether the city can control its own water works.

Hoos Hag Corporaton Blair and Atlan MeDer- Matt Allin G. McDermott Fintz

Peddler and two sisters injured in Gardner Street wagon crash

Charles Muller eight and his two sisters Tebecet fourteen and Barahe ten suffered serious injuries when a wagon upset on Gardner Street hill near Homestead. Muller and Sarah broke bones and Rebecca injured. all three cut and bruised. They were taken to St Mary's Hospital Hoboken by trolley and ambulance after the horse bolted toward Homestead station.

Charles Muller Division Street New York Tolley Nhiltor Sarah Rebecca Mulloy Crnpon Homestead Muller Sitden Hoboken Ivel Nnd Hobolen Palize Orderei

Mosquito Attack Leaves Louis King Hospitalized

Louis King, a pedestrian from a Hoboken lodging house, was badly bitten by a swarm of mosquitoes while traveling to the country with a companion. He suffered about five hundred bites on face neck and head, with swelling and pain severe enough to require Gouverneur Hospital and ambulance transport. Dr Shields cited his skin condition and the quantity of bites as the cause for the grave peril to his health.

Louis Kuge Jersey Louis King Gouverneur Hospital Shields King Nu & Bowery Holwken Hoboken Miclne Gouverneur Higras Shichls

County Board of Equalization Meets to Review Taxes

The County Board for the Equalization of Taxes will meet in the Courthouse at four this afternoon in executive session. They recently visited West Hoboken Union Township Weehawken and Guttenberg to examine assessments. Assessors of Weehawken Guttenberg and Union Township were examined. The board plans a four percent increase for all listed townships and higher levies for Weehawken. Clerk James Connelly says the information was not yet finalized and that the board will determine county government funding needs. The tax fund total and percentage to be added remain under discussion as they aim to set the county tax rate for state and school funding.

County Board West Hoboken Tnion Township Weehawken Guttenbers Guttenbere Union Upi Uie Wert Hobakuty Tox SutAdler Ely Jumen Connelly Conele Thi Wade Saveral Thie Lisetor

Swindling Case Involving New York Man Reported

A peculiar swindle case emerges with Dr David Baumarin falling victim Saturday to a suave defendant linked to a New York contact. The incident details hinge on a beleaguered policy and the suspect’s alleged deceit while a second party named Beamon Suilane appears in the muddled account, with unclear ties to the Belt area.

David Baumarin New York

Alaska riches spark Arctic petroleum boom in Alaska

Aug 2 1407 report says petroleum discovery inland near Alaska promises wealth. Seattle firm forms to exploit lake area and feed mining camps with new waterways. Northern Transportation and Prading Co orders three Yukon river steamers from Moran brothers. plans include bringing three transatlantic steamers to Seattle for Yukon service.

San Francisco Seaitia Theaes Seattle Ite Alaska Yakou Wash Northern Transpostatan Prading Company Fis Moran Brothers Ttaumers Yukon River St. Michael Lawson City Ing Campany Wit Horn Atlantic Coast

Gold Fever Increases Two New Mining Corporations Formed

Two new mining corporations were formed amid gold fever. The Alaska and North Western Company, offices in Jersey City, aims to acquire and develop mining claims in Alaska and the British possessions. Capital stock is 500,000 dollars, with 100,000 shares at 5 each, starting with 20,000 dollars. Incorporators include Rudolph Gutman, Horace J. Subere, Wilbur F. Holt, and George Martyn, all with varying share counts. The second firm, the Ince Central Gold Mining Company, also based in Jersey City, plans to dig and mine gold, copper, silver, and other minerals in California and Canada. It has 1,000,000 dollars capital, divided into 1,000,000 shares of one dollar each, with incorporators William R. Byusta, Brooklyn, and Edwin V. Manette, New York City, holding substantial shares, and business slated to commence with 3,000 dollars.

Alank Fisher Alaska and North- Western Company Offies Jersey City Alaska North America Rudolph Gutman Neptune Avenue Shires Horace J. Subere Philadelphia Wilbur FP. Holt Wall Street New York City George Martyn Ince Central Gold Mining Company California Canada William R. Byusta Orange Brooklyn Edwin V. Manette

Mystery of a New York River Body Unveils Personal Clues

The New York police probe the North River mystery after a woman’s body is found at Pier 2. A broad gold wedding ring and a small gold ring with a carved stone are recovered from her left and right hands. The victim, dressed in refined clothing, appears to have planned carefully before death. The motive and identity remain unknown.

New York North River Daniel Sullivan Pier No. 2 Sullivan Hearst

Modification to Internal Revenue circular issued today

Washington August 2 187 A revised circular to collectors of internal revenue is released detailing changes to the enforcement of taxes on various items. The document outlines expanded powers of the department and clarifies procedures for assessments and penalties.

Washington Wieara Roward Tim Pouwuniauice

Death Ends Jealousy In West Forsyne Street Murder

Augusta Mahler wife of August Mahler was shot in her bed room at No 312 West Forsyne Street this morning. August Mahler claimed his wife attacked him and that he fired in self defense after a quarrel intensified by jealousy. He told police at the Jefferson Market Court that his wife had visited Brooklyn yesterday to see her children and had tried to kill herself by gas before the fatal shot.

New York Ave Augusta Mahler August Mahler Forsy-necwnd Street August Muller Frank C. Trex Frand Jere Werabere Brooklyn Mehler Mahler D. V. Glaningl Nox Hughes West Thirtyseventh Street Giannini Augusta Hheraglf Imidyas Millen Waller Harris Stition Fieuse Aml Ste Steffon Jeninua Marie St. Croix T Teatre Mick Jefferson Market Entreis

Oil Stove Explosion Injures Woman in Newark Balcony

A gasoline stove exploded on the second floor rear balcony at 240 West Kinney Street Newark. Mrs Bernard Sebinsky tried to fight the flames and jumped into the yard. She suffered painful injuries as firemen rescued her three children. The fire caused 1500 in damage.

Jersey City News Newark West Kinney Street Bernard Sebnsky Sebinsky

Missing girl aided at New York station after distress

A young woman about eighteen, described as well dressed, entered the Weet Twen teth Street station house in distress. Sergeant Grey called for help but communication failed. the girl, Franfos Apel, spoke Polisi and was taken to the station house for care. She later appeared before a court interpreter and was identified as employed near First Avenue. Details of the employer and exact address were not recalled.

New York Aus Franfos Apel Jnternowne Court Astactive Cerns Muuistrate Shu Sommes

England's Latest Grab From Sydney to Solomon Islands

Aug 2 19T news from Vancouver reports the annexation voyage of the Wallaroo with Miowera reaching Bellona and Runell Island south of Guadalcanal. Proclamation ceremonies, native fears, and friendly reception accompany British protection and the claim of new colonies in the Solomon group. Reports warn of massacres affecting whites amid scarce supplies and pending police actions.

Vancouver F.C Miowera Hich Sydney Netalis Solomon Groun Majonty Bellona Jeavirgr Board of Annexation Runnell Island Maru Sound Stewart Islands Runnel Belluna Guadalcanal Solomon Group Wilkinson Tyra Richards Runnell Islands Tanna Newdiebrides Briowera Australia Papua New Guliana Tomanawk Vampa Port Moresby

Strikes Parade Through Pittsburgh to Turtle Creek Mines

About 300 Beech Oil miners and 400 Imperial miners marched through Pittsburgh bound for Turtle Creek in a noisy but orderly show. By dawn the crowd swelled to 2500 with more arriving, signaling a looming clash at De Armit and nearby mines.

Pittsburk Turtle Creek Anotter de Armit Oaklard Muntowr Run Alrikers Monongatela Pool McKeesport Turfig Creek Essen Virikere Murtle Crack Turtle Crack Ewa Linus Bern McCrea Achool Firts Creek Sandy Creek

Fort Chakdara Relieved by British Force

Fort Chakdara in the Chitral District was relieved by a British force under General Moot after a siege by local tribesmen. The operation was reported as successful with the relief bringing an end to the standoff. further details have yet to reach Bombay.

Bombay Chaktara Chitral Pnvere

Balfour Comments on Irish Viceroyalty Abolishment

London August 2 1807 First Lord of the Treasury A J Balfour replies in the House of Commons to a question by H D Coghill about abolishing the Viceroyalty of Ireland and substituting a secretary of state and a royal residence. He says some banking change might be advisable but cannot promise early legislation.

Hy Cabin Asmosiater Press London A. J. Balfour Treasury Commons H. D. Coghill Atoke-on-Trent Ireland Itaf Balfour

Cowes Regatta Opens With Royal Yacht Entry

The Cowes regatta week began under Royal London Yacht Club auspices with twelve yachts racing for a prize of 1000 dollars. Meteor Britannia and Aurora led as Britannia drew away, with Aurora close behind, while Meteor and Aurora crossed the line together. Aurora is discussed as a potential America's Cup challenger.

Cowes High Lew Deerre Brica Cable Preve Isle of Wight Aus Royal London Yacht Club Bis Yachts Warner Meteor Emperor William of Germany Aurora Charles Day Rose Bona Duke of Abruzzi Italy Prince of Wales Britannia Hans Gangadhar Tilak

Turkey Needs Another Intima to Peace Talks

Constantinople reports an upcoming second intimation to Turkey as ambassadors discuss the peace treaty. The Turkish foreign minister Tevhk Pasha submitted amendments to articles, delaying signing by two or three weeks and raising the chance of another ultimatum.

Associated Press Constantinople Turkey Thessaly Tevhk Pasha

Conservatist leader calls reconvening Cortes in October

Don Francisco Silvela, Conservative leader in Valencia, urged reconvening the Cortes in October, arguing Conservative policy has failed politically and internationally. He criticized the Queen Regent's conciliatory stance amid ongoing disputes with the United States and praised her conduct.

Gupte Valencia Spain Francisco Silvela Cortes Bilvera United States

Robbery at Vaud Cantonal Museum in Lausanne

An extensive theft of art works and natural history specimens occurred at the Vaud Cantonal Museum in Lausanne. The building housed diverse collections from ancient artifacts to Celtic antiquities and a Cantonal Library with thousands of volumes. Local authorities report the loss is substantial and investigations have begun.

Associated

Weather Indications for New York Aug 2 1807

Precast for ae hours and wing ait P.M. Ty gay. New York City vicinity forecast: tonight fair, Tuesday warmer with westerly winds shifting to southerly. Hartnets Thermometer Report notes temperature shifts and weather observations.

New York Ty Gay New York City Hartnets

They Died Together as Father and Wife in Gas Tragedy

Eight year old Henry Aubert and his wife Mina were found dead in their Lincoln Street home. Police reported three gas jets on, a letter to a friend asking him to look after affairs, and the couple appearing to have died by their own hand due to business distress. Neighbor George Raven received the letter. sergeant and detective investigated after a prior report.

Henry Aubert Mina Lincoln Street Dr. Destaian Summit Avenue Corple Aubert Jereey Bambroidery Manufacturing Company Linccoln Street Koch Auberta George Raven No. 8 Centrale Svibus Agbert Ravwn Ward Palice Holderer Roun Gamumm Richards Roberts Richards Mrs. Aubert Mr. Raven Eriend Raven

Abberts Involved In New York Business Case

Fragmentary text hints at a New York connection involving the Abberts in a business dispute or case. No clear names, dates, or events are readable.

Inquest Opens Into Selena Larsen Poisoning Death

Coroner's inquest in Matteawan examines the Sweden born maid Selena Larsen who died from poison after a New York Central train ride to Fishkill Hospital. Witnesses describe her injury and subsequent agony as investigators seek who supplied the poison and how she obtained it.

Mattewan Bie Dearth Matteawan Selena Larsen New York Central Railway Fishkill Hospital Philadelphia Selena Sweden Clara Dinsmore Saas Poughkoensie Charles Wickstrons New York Bar Deleon Mi York Ee Priso Gpus Bucenkeopele Salona Seathiy Enon Polaos

Hatreds Rise in Chinese Enclave as Highbinders List Names

In San Francisco on August 5 1887 reports say the Highbinders published a list of Chinese individuals deemed doomed by their enemies in Chinatown. The hat pins many who have long aided official efforts to keep Chinatown orderly and prosperous. Officials fear the threats may signal violence or murder while residents fret over safety and possible retaliation.

Ban Francisco

Wesley D. Seamer dies after brief illness

The community mourns Wesley D. Seamer who died suddenly at age 31. The funeral will be held Wednesday, August 4, at 2 p.m. from his late residence at the corner of Horny er avenue and Holmes street. He leaves a widow, Lucinda Seamer, and several relatives. Burial will be in the local Balbevil cemetery.

Woodrt Hornyer Avenue Holmes Street Balbevil Jahn Tadavalt Somat Gabe de Onreau Ieee Sige Srt Tveslar Rae Willaiajftech Ith

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