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Jersey City News

Location

Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

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Man Found Freezing After Delirious Pneumonia Battle

Michael Foley a 70 year old resident of 268 Twelfth Street escaped a sick bed during pneumonia and wandered barefoot in freezing conditions. He was found unconscious on the pavement near Doles and Fifteenth Streets, saved by passersby and a police call, then taken to St Francis Hospital in a delirious state.

Michael Foley Twelfth Street Doles Fifteenth Streets St Francis’ Hospital Foley Thirteenth Street Patroluma Kelly Mann

Want More Cars At Seventh Ward Meeting

At a Seventh Ward Improvement Association meeting last night critics urged improvements to the Montgomery street trolley line to Greenville. Passengers frequently wait up to half an hour for a through car while several Cul Ver Avenue cars pass. A committee was named to seek better service from Col. Hine, with Walter J. Gorman George Relstey and Joseph C. Dull as members.

Seventh Ward Improvement Association Montgomery Street Greenville Col. Hine Mst Walter J. Gorman George Relstey Joseph C. Dull

Monahan Seeks Prominent Role at Police Board Meeting

Police circles report that Board of Police Commissioners tonight may see promotions and transfers. Patrolmen's Association rounds the board as President Monahan's influence appears strongest yet. Rumors say he aims for favorable action for himself with the mayor and commissioners pledged to grant any request.

Board of Police Commissioners Patrolmen's Association Ar Rouning Hie Monahan

Mr Miller's Vacation at Sarasota Cat- Men

Mr Peter Miller superintendent of Adama Expresa Company's stables earns a three month vacation. He plans to spend it at the Sarasota Carriage in Manatoa County Florida, a scenic gulf view spot praised by travelers. Diker's Jersey City friends hope for a fine, speedy trip back home.

Peter 4. Miller Adama Expresa Company Sarasota Catriage Manatoa County Jersey City

Retail Clerks Ball Promises Evening of Dance and Charity

The event at Bike Hall in York featured Deputy Sydior as master of ceremonies and a reception for guests. Donations were collected for local charities while Mr. doh A. Geal led the program and introduced entertainers.

Tim Hetall Clerke Mutna Asati Eveby Bike’ Hall York Theavereon Doh A. “Eal Proulme Toonkster Sill Baie

Fragmentary 19th Century Notice in Unknown Locale

Fragmented OCR text suggests a local notice mentioning a death at seventy nine and scattered names and places. Readable elements include age seventy nine, terms like kitchen door, and several garbled personal names. The fragment provides no clear event, dates, or actionable details.

Speak er Robbins seeks fairness amid House faction split

In Trenton on January 10 1906 Speaker Robbins told House members he aims for a businesslike session free of bickering and will give every measure a fair chance. He sought harmony among factions including Record Fagan Colby supporters who bolted the caucus and questioned committee assignments that favored Dickinson allies.

Jersey City Trenton Robbins Fagan Colby House Record-Kaean-Culbey State House Dickinson Wadeon Easex Scott Bayonne Tose Paiaee Tuppul West New Meader Haieon Abd Atood Wienselt Bobi Dippel Diekthayu Stokes Coun Hes Maseachusetts State Home For Boys State Library Assemblymann Galvin Dickinton Morr Galvin Assemblyman Woolley Thompson Hoboken Eggers Hadron Dippe Berg Arrowsmith Bierck Jeorg Coyle Hudson

Tolla’s Last Hope Faces Board of Pardons

Antoinette Tolla, an Italian woman condemned to death in Hackensack jail, has less than two days to live unless the Board of Pardons grants a stay. Prosecution and defense figures, including P. W. Stage and Mary Quackenbos, present new evidence to argue fair trial and commutation. Hangman Van Hise readies the gallows for Friday’s execution.

Mercy Antoinette Tolla Whder Hackensack Board of Pardons P. W. Stage Mary Quackenbos Quackenbos New York Frances Mussiglia Coneul Tolla Bergen County

Burglar Missing After Nightbreak at Rider House

William Rider of 12 Jersey Avenue reported a prowler in his home during the night. Flo alerted Patrolman Quinn who blew a whistle. Faherty May Kelloket and Negravel searched the scene but found no burglar and nothing else missing.

Wiliam Rider Jersey Avenue Flo Pattrolman Quinn Faherty May Kelloket Negravel

Winter resort routes via Seabord Air Line Ry advertised

Florida and the Carolinas along with Atlante and Bir minghaw are listed among the 250 best winter resorts reachable quickly by Seaboard Air Line Ry. Promotional booklets from 189 Broadway outline routes and services to popular destinations.

Florida Carolinas Atlante Birminghaw

No Bills Yet as Senate Fight Over Corporations Rises

In Trenton on January 10 1906 Congress coalition talks yielded no bills as leaders Perkins and Martin delayed action to next session. Senators Colby and Cody push limited franchise measures while corp interests brace for clashes with the State House ring and committee leaders.

Jersey City News Trenton Randolph Perkins Republican Mixority William P. Martin Record-Fagam Colby House State House W. Weseman Fagan Am Am Arene Max Cody Senate Corporation Minch Wakelee Avis Municipal Corporations Committee Butchingan Ackatman United Franchise

Education federation risks, warns by Dr Green

Dr James Green, principal of the State Normal and Modern Rhodia, argues federation or union with labor bodies would erode individuality and local control in education. He favors parental involvement through school boards, higher teacher standards, and increased salaries, warning nationwide federation could undermine innovation and supervision.

James Dr. Green State Normal and Modern Imei St. Louis Federation Lels Tapi New Jersey Atote Green Jay Board of Education Bhat

Seaboard Florida Limited Quicksest Train to Florida

Seaboard Florida Limited introduces a thin magnificent electric-walted Pullman service starting January 8. Daily high-class service via Richwood, Playhreyet, Camden, and Jacksonville, with routes to Palm Beach, Mims, and Port Floridan. Address: W.B. Conkling, 16 Broadway, New York.

Pullman High Claw Richwood Plavhyret Camden Jackoonville Tantna Palm Beach Mims Porliforan- Hou

White lead order for Navy ships is placed at Brooklyn Yard

The text notes a large government purchase of white lead for warship use, with ships departing Brooklyn and shipments stored in paint rooms. It mentions the Lackawanna line and an entry about an order filed, indicating an extensive procurement process tied to the wartime fleet and Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Brooklyn Navy Yard United States Brooklyn Navy Lackawanna Lge

Hira tad Shamewek Dance at St. Bridget’s

Under the Children of Mars of St. Bridget, a late January dance and entertainment program titled Hira tad Shamewek will be staged on January 24 26 and 28. Local ladies assist with preparations for a successful event, despite financial strains, and friends participate in a pleasant evening.

Acacon Children of Mars St. Bridget Maes Bridgey

Riparian Grants Drive Newark Bay Water Front Expansion

The New Jersey Riparian Commission reports revenue from riparian grants and outlines plans to widen and dredge Newark Bay shorelines to extend port facilities. It notes rising land value for waterfront rights around New York and urges government action, with total annual income of 5200 100.18 and state revenue 869,213.55 from riparian dealings.

Stokes Newark Bay Weasels Paswaic Eackenewack Essex Hudsom Countie Pxeter Gayern Hudson River New York Bay New York Meadowa Belch City Newark Passaic Jas Dee Commission Peta Riperiia Elparan Peter Owen Chywe William Shelven Wii Leigh Jak Vicia Beregeo Poixt

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