Jersey City News Masthead From Historic Period Page
Fragment reads as a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper masthead with publisher details Jersey City Publishing Company at 251 Washington Street and offices in New York, Hoboken, and Newark. It lists standard contact lines and advertising rate notes, but the readable content is primarily administrative boilerplate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHE City Publishing Company
Ogco
Washington Street
News Building
Jersey City
Sam Parks Blackmail Conviction Shocks New York Labor
In a sharp rebuke to the Aslan machine the Sam Parks blackmail case is cited as proof that loot from contractor interests outweighed workers’ protection. The piece laments betrayal of honest labor and warns labor ranks to wake from a long, betrayed dream. It also covers Lipton’s cup hopes and the shifting alliances in New York politics led by Platt Roosevelt and Odell.
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Sam Parks
New York
Sam” Parks
Beneft
Aslan
Jenddike
Platt
Roosevelt
Odell
New Publications in Cossier’s Magazine September issue
The September issue of Cossier’s Magazine features articles by John O’Laughlin on The American Fighting Peer and its strategic disposition, Chas. B. Like on The Railway Town of Crewe, Carl D. Hoskins on Electric Meters’ relation to lighting power, William H. Booth on the Large Gas Engine in Great Britain, H. M. Rounthwaite on F urnace Crowns collapses, George T. Reiss on Machine Tools for Engine Boone, Louie Bell on The Philanthropy of Self Help, and H. E. Thomas on Educating the American Negro at Tuskegee Institute, plus pieces on standardisation in Great Britain and other technical topics with illustrations.
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Cossier’s
Cakalee
John ©. O'Laughlin
Crewe
Weel
Chas
Carl D. Hoskins
Great Britain
Abe
Twc
William HL Booth
H- M. Rounthwaite
M. Moet
Boone
George T. Reiss
Louie Bell
Tuskegee Institute
Whittlles
Gold from Silver The Training of Yousig's Engineers
A page review highlights various 1900s era feature pieces including romance tales by Will N. Harben and Zoe Anderson Norris, and Day's Confessions of a Sewing Machine Agent. It notes humorous sketches, animal life depictions, and annual features on professional dress for business women, with household departments offering guidance.
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Will N. Harben
Zoe Anderson Norris
Holman
Toby
America
Parisian Gowns to Display at Madison Square Garden Fashion Blow
One hundred Parisian dressmakers contribute gowns for a three class Fashion Blow at Madison Square Garden New York from August 31 to September 14. European steamer arrivals bring fresh consignments as judges from major department stores select up to date styles. The article details wide skirts box plaits, shorter trains, and intricate trims in gowns and street dress, including black and brown taffeta outfits, jewel buttons, and pale pink satin chiffon creations with elaborate sleeve and waist designs.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Mie Parisian
Variote
United States
Man Assaults Wife With Trowel on Grand Street
Thomas Ferry, 53, of 514 Grand Street, attacked his wife during a quarrel using a man's trowel. She was blinded on the left arm and taken to City Hospital. Ferry was arrested on a charge of atrocious assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ferry
Grand Street
Terry
Derry
Reckless oyster fowling lands man in jail
Joseph Flynn twenty seven years old refused to give his address was arrested Saturday night for firing oysters at James Sekel of 255 Washington street Sekel was struck on the head he refused to go to a hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Flynn
James Sekel
Washington Street
Sekel
Langan's Bad Fall At Third and Grove Streets
Thomas Langan, elderly and unsteady, fell at the intersection of Third and Grove Streets and was restrained by a doctor while receiving care at home. The unnamed observer notes he escaped serious injury despite the tumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Langan
Tenty-Ail
Westerny
Hoffman
Penny Meter On A Newark Trolley Conductor Tale
A Newark Evening News reminiscence recalls a Belleville Avenue trolley night when a young man paid a lobster dinner with pennies. The conductor discusses pennies, class, and who actually pays, recounting a twelve year old Elizabeth line incident where boys swapped pennies as a prank and the conductor was outsmarted. The tale ends with the young man revealing he was the boy in the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville Avenue
Newark “Evening News
Public Service Corporation
Cepublic
Petinies
Epunies
Elizabeth
Newark
Dhd
Eizabeth
Gron
Newarl
Eael
Stolen tools recovered in Newark theft arrest
William Braun of 361 Pacific Avenue Brooklyn and Conrad Galler of 351 Hicks Street Brooklyn were arrested at Central Railway yesterday with eight steam gauges two pairs of pliers one pair of shears a hammer two screwdrivers two screw wrenches and a dozen stave sifters. They say they found the items at East Ferry station Newark New Jersey police say the articles were stolen from Thatcher Company Furnace Works at 36 St Francis Street Newark.
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William Braun
Pacific Avenue
Brooklyni
Conrad Galler
Hicks Street
Central Raironad
East Ferry
Newark
Thatcher Company
St. Francis Street
Sharp Dispute Ends With Stabbing at City Street
Thomas Gray of 272 Thirteenth Street clashed with Henry MeGucken at the same address. Gray stabbed MeGucken in the left shoulder and left arm, was arrested, and is to be brought before authorities today. MeGucken was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Thomas Gray
Thirteenth Street
Henry
MeGucken
McGueken
Gray
Eddy's Close Shave in Newark Bogey Accident
Eight year old Md Hdwant Hofmann of 285 Baldyrin avenue near Newark was knocked over by a horse and bogey but escaped with an injured ankle. He was taken home by friends after the incident.
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Hdwant Hofmann
Baldyrin Avenue
Ak Rin
Newark
Drowned swimmer Joseph Mahoney 19
Joseph Mahoney aged nineteen of 14 Union Street Wet Hoboken was drowned yesterday while swimming off the pool at Fourteenth Street. Local authorities investigated the incident and reported the drowning occurred during a routine swim near the pool area.
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Joseph Mahoney
Union Street
Hoboken
Fourteenth Street
Very Low Rates to Deadwood and Lead South Dakota
Fragments outline excursion tickets from Chicago and North Western Ry to Deadwood and Lead South Dakota with September 2 dates and return limits. Mentions Benrest agest or ad atess H A Grovy 461 Broadray, unclear terms, likely faulty OCR.
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S.D
Chicago & North-Western
Chieigo
Um Account International Ining Sonera
Appis
Benrest Agest
Adatess
H. A. Grovy
Broadray
Weacin
Public notice of Jersey City tax sale and land description
A long jailhouse style notice lists heirs and names including O Keefe, Bramhall, O Keefe and others and announces a tax sale by the Jersey City collector on Meadow piece land in Hudson County. It cites the 1888 act on unpaid taxes water rates and notes redemption required within six months, with conveyance to the mayor on sale. It includes a special master in chancery order for a separate parcel at Prescott Street Jersey City.
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David O'Rueve
Eulen Quinn
Pattek Quinn
Fiey Auatuin
Brugel Waste
Tne
Guauy Mbm
Atichae
Okegle
Uegeused
William 5Iad
Atury Ellard
Colthefne Grant
Rune Grant
Willac Byard
Fane
Ben Carroll
Shomas Carrol
Margaret O'Grads
David
Margaret O'Keefe
Marty Dlos
Kenner Nos
Et Hushant
Githee A. Bramhall
Willam ‘H. Bramnall
Nettle J. Gramma
Waife
Joseph B. Barceman
Davia Ws
Uay
Hora
HE Vaurber
Heny Prise
The
Amercan Machine Company
Thomas Howe
Bikelle
Mr. Case
Henry Brummer
Max Stiner
Max Stiner End Company
Schwarzschild Sud Sulzberger Beer Company
Tas Beard
Chosen Hyeeholders
County of
Hudson
Cly
Jersey City
Jersey Cry
Corsno Sm
Trexty-Alx
New Jersey
L. D. Fowler
Sey
City
N. J
May Mth
Jenset
M.S. Ragan
Grote Duiassit
Maria Digewall
Ate
Midlige & Higgins
Goliclars
Court of Chancery
Sven Jtsey
Éaupe
Gata
Piere F. Cook
Des Dour
Prescott Strest
Jerney City
Oert Fey
Beluk
John Bamstel Uy Euyar
Wakeman
Duiey JG
Hudson County
Pawea
Éte
Baca
CIY
Jeraey City
Assermen
Jermey City
Je Chy
Jersey
Yale Aysaug
Pune
Jersey Sty
Sue Bana
Unpali
Caxor
Tae Brator
Bale
Reduction of subcapital stock at The Turce Company
A corporate action notice details a resolution of directors of The Turce Company of New Jersey to reduce capital stock from 125000 dollars to 12500 dollars by exchanging 2 5)0 preferred and 10,000 common shares for a par value of 1.00 each. It calls a stockholders meeting at the company's pretastans and names legal proceedings in Hudson County Court, with notices to shareholders and an attorney. The document cites hearings, dates, and the petition for decree under New Jersey law.
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HE Turce Company
Re State
Washington Street
Sereay
Gio
Charlee Nu King
Turek
Pants
New Jersey
Wits
Herby Feiss
Sedlase
Boeing
Ohai
Rasol
She Mear
S41 Corporation
Stockhoniens
Calé
la Hereco
Gasd Corporation
Ice Press
Feat
Junuary
Marius Turck
Proxident
Hudeon
Comson
Krank Waspire
Shin
Sta Taka T. Patton
Teabétla Jordan
Taubelle Jordan
William Wisener
Peete
Court of Common Plows
Ruaty
Hudson
Liege
Mes
Moe Frank Wisner
Jepsey
Daven Cerrener Relsey
Henge
Nichgias
Thomas
Ajoney
Conrad Degenr
Orett Ourey
Ager
Micheaus Harmer
Zeraey Shui
Omar
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Sir Thomas
Sir Thomas Lipton
Steters Lear
Tom Platt
NEW Publications
Bereta
Yousig
Siuke Aberement
Woman's Home Companion
Zu Zu National Biscuit Company
Langan
Public Service Corporatie
Eddy
Attesti
Odon Nn
Gey
Ory Chee
Ald
Tnsure
Wwe
Vi Sugar & Wag
Forrest F. Gav
Edward Gray
Secraiey
EB. Rell
Yes
Proomaton Uff Awmack
Sergey Tate
Bettie St
Coe
Pont Ave
Tel Mat Union
Motokn
Albert Fillinger
Tul
Bayoane
Drake
Business Colleges
East
New York City
Canada
Gleason
Drake Basizean Colleges
Bayl
Meatyolis Building
Gregory Stroat
Sonet
Dssac
Vine
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Court of Camery
Plana
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Ainiom
Madson
Couns
Jane
Oaline
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