County Board Minutes Report Bridges and Finances Actions
Frethelders Fajjon and others urged payment holdbacks against contractor W G Trieste for Pacifi c avenue bridge masonry. Finance Committee audited the 1689 year books finding a balance of 2 122. The Board discussed prison headcount costs and Almshouse operations with per capita figures and proposed lease of the former residence for court use. bids were re advertised and a Desvnd suit ongoing against contractors for failing to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frethelders Fajjon
Kellys
Tremble
AloGee
Agieimoon, Morris, Whesler & Co
W. G- Trieste
Pacife Avenue
Morris Canal
Trieste
Hoarh
Egan
North Zerney
Griffin
Committee On Finance
Hugh Dugan
Poe
Bounty
Waucheze
Amodel
Emer
Almshorse
Tary
Pymtan
Cael
Penlenioty
JAS
Ems Yards
McDertmotts
Evenue
Willow Court
Kesting
Hall of Records
Countty
Jamue Bolen
Jong Disvaselen Bifora
Hide
Young
Desvnd
John J
Samus StoGibney
Bath
Malformed Prompt Summary for Historical Notice
Missing coherent facts. The readable bits indicate medical remedies and children's care without identifiable persons organizations places dates or events. The fragmentary text cannot yield a reliable news item but preserves a note on pediatric care and a home remedy.
Freeholder Row At Harrison Delays Board Seating
January meeting sees William J. Merney, newly appointed Freeholder from Harrison, present credentials under 1849 law governing town representation. Debate centers on whether incorporated towns deserve extra seats. Tierney seeks seat as Harrison extra representative while Riordan objects, risking a 32 member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Merney
Harrison
Fisher
Chason
Verney
Justice Lippincott
Peter Hauck
Stephen
Tierney
The
Boar
Guttenbling
Weehawken
West New York
North Bergen
East Newark
Te Mfr
Guttenberg
Pieretora
Pinance Committee
Griffin
Riordati
Horse Blanket Sparks Troubling First Criminal Court Case
In a morning session at First Criminal Court a horse blanket triggered a tangled case. William Johnson, 28, of 40 Third Street, was arrested yesterday afternoon while attempting to dispose of the blanket at Mayer's payshop on Warren Street after claiming it came from William Robinson, who was with Susah Davis at 3 Third Street. Detective Lee questioned the Davis residence and arrested Mrs. Davis for keeping a dis orderly house and Robinson as a disorderly person. The prisoners were arraigned before Justice Nevit and the case adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
No. 40
Third Street
Mayer's Payshop
Warren Street
Officer Parks
William Robinson
Susah Davis
Hil Third Street
Lee
Johnson
Robinson
Bia Wistis
Davis
Leeten
Mrs. Davis
Men Charged With Chicken Theft in Warren Street
William Dorgan twenty nine years old of 16 Warren street Thomas Sureha twenty two of 14 Warren street and George Smith nineteen of 125 Steuben street were arrested by Detective Les at 10 last night on chicken theft charges. They pleaded not guilty in the First Criminal Court and denied involvement. Detective Lee testified he found a bag of chickens missing and the case was adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dorgan
Warren Street
Thomas Sureha
George Smilth
Steuben Street
Les
Gregory Street
Betre Justice
Nevin
First Criminal Court
Mening
Lee
Flooded Enmity Ends With Arrest for Malicious Mischief
Michael Gallagher of Quo.228 Fifteenth street, angry at the family on the floor below, allegedly cut a water pipe and let water flood the adjacent unit. Henry Moser of No. 7 Academy street, owner of the Fifteenth street house, charged Gallagher after reporting the incident. Gallagher denies cutting pipes claiming freezing and burst pipes. He is held on $200 bail pending inspection by a plumber tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gallagher
Quo
Fifteenth Street
Gallagher
Chanceman Coyle
Seventh Stréet Station House
Henry Moser
No. 7
Academy Street
Moser
Italian junk dealer arraigned for receiving stolen property
Frank Caprano of 2 Railroad avenue was arraigned in the First Criminal Court before Justice Nevin on charges of receiving stolen goods. A Henderson street plumber, Michael Malone, reported a theft. the items were sold to Caprano who failed to properly log the purchase in his books. Caprano pleaded ignorance of the ordinance. Nevin found him guilty and fined him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caprano
No. 2
Railroad Avenue
Justice Nevin
Michael Malone
Henderson Street
Capmano
Caprano
Ceamano
Railroud Avenue
Mrs Henry Windecker Dead In Haights Area
Henry Windecker mourns wife Berday Windecker who died at 72 Astor Place after brief illness. The couple were long time Haights residents and had many friends. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Windecker
Haights
aBerday
Ter Homie
Astor Place
Afwr
Windecker
Boy Pulls Penknife in School Fight
In a classroom incident a boy with dirty hands was reproved, drew a penknife, and slashed his wrist while screaming and running. Miss Messenger stopped the attack after another pupil managed to seize the knife. Hoffmeyer cried, pledging to wash hands from now on. Miss Messenger was unavailable to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffmeyer
Miss Messenger
Valencia Boat Club elects officers for regatta plans
Valencia Garsmen join Metropolitan clubs to push bringing the National Regatta to Harlem River this year. Newly elected Valencia Boat Club officers include C A Lehmann president James Speer vice president Henry Killian secretary George Tompkins treasurer Henry Walker captain W Grempler lieutenant A Schocke A Gels and W Jones trustees W Horoun House Committee chair Frank Dogan Entertainment Chair. A meeting at Waldorf Astoria is set for next Tuesday to discuss the scheme with delegates H Walker W Grempler and James Speer named as Valencia's representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia Bost Club
Valencia Boat Club
Hudson Square
Hoboken
C. A. Lehmann
James Speer
Henry Killian
George ‘Tompkins
Henry Walker
W. Grempler
A. Schocke
A. Gels
W. Jones
W. Horoun
Frank Dogan
Valencia Garsmen
Harlem
Saratoga
Waidorf-Agloria
H. Walker
Valengia
Pioneer Verein reception surprises husbands at Jersey avenue party
At the German Pioneer Verein gathering on Jersey Avenue and Second Street, ladies hosted a reception for the members with music and dancing. Henry Kablert sang, Edward McDonnell recited, and a Virginia reel engaged all. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gallery, Lowry, Steltman, Ringle, Ruempfer, Heintue, Krussmann, Fischlein, and Hinke. The event lasted until two in the morning, followed by a Christmas donation to the Raymond Rout Home on Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verein
Jersey Avanue
Second Street
Henry Kablert
Edward McDonnell
Frank Gallery
J. C. Lowry
Charles Steltman
Jacob Ringle
Welmann
Sheri
Carl Ruempler
Perdinand Heintue
H. D. Krussmann
Fischlein
Louis Hinke
Raymond Rout
Garfield Avenue
Too Cold for Hoboken School in Annex Classroom
Teachers at the Moboken Turn Verein annex complained to Miss Elizabeth Allen the principal that extreme cold impaired attention in the Training School. The building’s heat relied on a cellar range deemed inadequate. Secretary Kerr and Commissioner Keresey ordered immediate action. A large stove was placed in the room and the basement range remained, warming the tots for work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarden
Turn Verein
Elizabeth Allen
Training School
Mise Allén
Kerr
Commission of Public Instruction
State of Affairs
Keresey
Police capture alleged gang member after chase on Monmouth
Police Captain John Kelly ordered arrests to break up a gang headquartered at Monmouth and Thirteenth streets. Chanceman Clarke chased the largest suspect through Monmouth Street hallway and brought him to the Seventh Street station. The man claimed the name Edward Suga of 223 Thirteenth Street and was held for examination by Justice Nevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Kelly
Seventh Street
Ashey
Monmouth
Thirteenth Streets
Chanceman Clarke
God
Monmouth Street
Edward Suga
Thirteenth Street
Nevin
Catholic Club Progresses Euchre Night Plans
The Catholic Club ladies committee met at the clubhouse to finalize arrangements for the January 4 progressive euchre event. Prizes were announced as part of the evening's program, promising a historic event for club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Euchre
Kvett
Euch
Svenia
Ils
Tailor Basch Faces City Court Over Sign Height
A New York tailor named Basch of Newark Avenue 63 was summoned to Criminal Court this morning for an alleged sign violation. The case concerns a storefront sign judged too low and blocking proper clearance, triggering charges and a court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailor Basch
Newark Avenue
Burk e Guilty Of Manslaughter In Recent Trial
Frank Burke, released in the Uyer Ung Termine Court for the killing of Willem Jt Goffey, was found guilty of manslaughter. The verdict followed a trial and immediate reactions showed a tense courtroom as authorities prepared for readied actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Uyer Ung Termine
Willem Jt Goffey
Paca Imeide
Fire Department sale yields large bids and plans for upgrades
Fire Headquarters on Bay Street hosted a public auction of horses tenders old hose and iron drawing a large bidder turnout. Buyers included James Wilson G Main M Samuels & Sons James Gillen and B Stockwell among others. Proceeds totaled 78 17 with funds to boost a new supply station and a training school for the department as well as searchlight plans and replacement steamers with a dynamo and crank system to be implemented gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street
Jack
James Wilson
Barkan
J.B. Jubes
Billy
G. Main
Jim
M. Samuels & Sons
Fire Jack
James Gillen
Henry Hageman
New York Condensed Milk Company
B. Stockwell
B. Kane
James Murray
Bell Tower
Epicheon
Iits City
New York City
Onnce
Wanser Republican Club Elects Officers for 14
The Wanser Republican Club Annual Election last night chose John Weastell as President John D Story as First Vice President J L Addison as Second Vice President George Robertson as Secretary J B Jackson as Arms Trustees elected Edward W Woolley Louis Stubenwoll John Lane George Decker and John Nichol The group discussed upcoming county committee elections and expressed confidence in the ring's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanser Republican Club
John Weastell
John D. Story
J. L. ‘Addison
George Robertson
J. B. Jackson
Edward W. Woolley
Louis Stubenwoll
John Lane
George Decker
John Nichol
Uckat
Princeton Club Smoker Delights Members With Elegant Evening
The Princeton Club held a refined smoker last night in the duty clubrooms. A quality program was presented and many members attended, including J. T. McCookery, August Burst, Sohn Vagan, Stuhr, Thomas Madden, John Purcell, G. Htebbiné, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Club
Clu
Bixslderran
J. T. McCookery
August Burst
Sohn Vagan
Stuhr
Thomas Madden
G. Htebbiné
John Purcell
B. Ture
W. Cambell
Wi Fs Palrdue
Hare Goetainy
We Engle
Luis Bincnor Ronert
Sarad Kennedy
MT. Pesys
Sidee
Ee Sth & Il
A Ee Auskson
palaFack
John Fagan
Michael Curley Wins $9 112 10 From Suitor Case
Justice Lippincott presents a verdict awarding Michael Curley about 9 112 dollars in a case described as involving the suitor actor and extra magic in a patadinar clea San term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice, Lippincott
Michael Curley
Hoboken Detectives Exposed as NY Invaders at Ferryhouse
Patrolman George Whitlock watched two well dressed men at the Hoboken Barclay Street ferry area. They claimed to be hidden witnesses from New York Central Office. After questioning and a chase, the men revealed their invented identity and were allowed to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitlock
Hoboken
Barclay Street
Hobogen Lab
Law
Whitlock
Heffernan
Hoboken Ferry Company
Ferry House
New York
Central Office
Ferryhouse
Captain Hayes
Mannattar
Buff Gets Two Years for Union Hill Robbery
Frank Buff alias Dunn, who stole 122 from Mrs Minnie Stack of 121 Bergenline Ave Union Hill, is sentenced to state prison for two years after escaping reform school three times during one of those vacations. Charles Dorn gets six months for stealing wire from North Hudson County Railway tracks. William Schuman’s case is suspended after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform School
Blair
Frank Buff
Dunn
Minnie Stack
Bergenline Avenue
Union Hill
Bum
Stack
Charles Dorn
North Hudson County Railway Company
North Bergen
Bentence
William Schuman
Schuman
New York
Old Fire Horse Wim Auctioned After Loyal Service
Wim the aging bay fire horse, long admired by locals for aiding engine No. 10 in major blazes, was recently retired and put up for auction. Bidders pondered his decline as the engine’s famed companion found a new owner beyond the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Funeral of James Murrer at St Josephs Church
The funeral of James Murrer was held at St Joseph's Church this morning. It drew large crowds from Knights of Columbus, Catholic Benevolent Legion, and other societies of which the ex-Coroner was a member. Pallbearers included James Hy Lilits and ex-surrogate James M. O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murrer
St. Joseph's Church
Mer. Seton
of Columbus
Catholic Benevolent Legion
James Hy Lilits
James If. O'Neil
St. Pet
Chief Wurdy Murphy Progress Report
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a person named Murphy, reportedly improving and continuing progress. It mentions visitors being refused and unclear references to fear, aliens, and hospitalization or bed rest. No clear dates, places, or organizations are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler Murphy
Adrali Mt
Eyal
Won't Desert His Dog Kaiser in Hunger Ordeal
Edward Livermore, 52, living on a canal boat, pleaded with Poormaster Bare to keep Kaiser the dog, saying they have no one but each other. The recorder ordered Livermore jailed for 30 days with Kaiser to accompany him, ending with a note of mutual contentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Kaleer
Edward Livermore
Fifteenth Street
Mr. Barck
Recorder
Livermore
Stanton
Barak
Fifth Avenue
Ed. Livermore
Talser
Tuxford Convicted After Knife Assault in Lodging House
Alfred Tuxford, a talkative Englishman, appeared in Special Sessions Court yesterday for assault and battery on Patrick Whalen and Robert Bearey at Universal lodging house on December 19. Whalen testified Tuxford stabbed him twice, Bearey also stabbed. ten minutes apart. Tuxford claimed it was self defense against choking and robbery claims. He offered to bet no court would convict. Judge Blair found him guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Alfred ‘Tuxford
Ted
Patrick Whalen
Robert Rearey
Universal Lodging House
Whalen
Tuxford
Sford
New York Produce Exchange Trust Company Resumes
The New York Produce Exchange Trust Company has made all arrangements for resuming business next Wednesday. General Samuel Thomas, vice president of the reorganized company, states that operations will restart and outlines the recovery plan amid the market situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Produce Exchange Trust Company
Goneral Samuel ‘Thomas
Pepper
Mvery
Linterwaba
Ladies Aid Society social sparks clash with board
A circular from Ladies Aid Society No 2 and its Busy Bee Benevolent branch advertises a fundraising masque social for January 10 at Columbia Hall to aid the sick and needy. The group says it will spend proceeds independently, despite questions about transfer of funds to the main association. The Board of Directors meets tonight at Columbia Hall to discuss the recently bought site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society No. 2
German Hospital and Dispensary Fund Association
Columbia Hall
Busy Bee Benevolent Society
Ladies' Aid Society No. 2
Ocean and
Cator Avenues
Harmony Circular Urges Unity for Company K Drill
Captain Frank Steigieitter and Lieutenant J Connell of Company K Fourth Regiment issue a circular to company papers urging past dissensions be forgotten and all members attend drills regularly. The note promises social programs and renewed success, announcing a February 2 reception to mark unity and a return to former flourishing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steigieitter
J. Connell
Vaudeville and Theatre Listings in Jersey City Tonight
The notice lists Tonight's events including vaudeville acts at the Bon Ton Theatre and a variety of performances and venues in Jersey City. The fragment references musical acts, a cemetery lot inquiry, and financial statements from a local company with names and signatures. The piece blends entertainment listings with business notices and legal-styled attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton Theatre of Managers
Selington
Landacape Lawn Comatene
Latenaor Ars
Jersey City
Ton Street
Weather Indications for New York City and Vicinity
Partly cloudy weather with Saturday breezes. Temperature forecast shows near to above normal for Saturday. Indicates continued cold conditions with potential hard frost in the coming days. Local readings from the town thermometer and official reports are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Baluniay
New York City
Washington
Hastautt
Slit Gour ines Bo.m at D stores Greene Montgomery
The report notes a matter of fact about a product line named Slit Gour ines Bo.m available only at D stores in Greene and Montgomery areas. Darrel Chen is mentioned in connection with ordinary Sour. The item appears in a brief commerce context and lacks additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersty
Darrel Chen
Aia
D. Stores
Greene
Montgomery
Ian Fesic funeral service notice
The funeral for Ian Fesic is set for 2 20 o clock at No 10S Ast Kelly Suaceny Tuesday. Relatives and the crew of a military cruiser are respectfully invited to attend at his later residence No 16 Baldwist New York Plainfield papers please copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Fesicher
Trom Sdience
Kelly Suaceny
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