Torrid June Thirtieth Sets Record As Heatwave Surges
Yesterday marked the hottest June 30 in records, with temperatures rising from dawn to an 83 degree peak and expectations of more heat. Physicians warn of heat prostration as Jersey City endures an all day furnace, with two deaths reported and officials noting unprecedented warmth compared with the past 25 years.
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Jersey City
Victims of the Heat Across City Hospitals Mentioned
A string of heat related incidents leaves several individuals overcome or collapsing on Ravine Road Henderson streets and near Dudley streets. Unidentified man described as about 60 years old was found prostrate near the city line and transported to Hoboken hospital. John Gallagher 37 was found dead at his residence on Concert Street. Frederick Stratford 49 was overcome by heat and taken to City Hospital. A young boy of 3 on Morris and Dudley streets was admitted after collapse. Patrick Cavanagh injured and taken to hospital following a heat incident near Reeth a.
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Hopital
Hoboken
John Gallagher
Concert Street
Piyeician
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Naurden
Joan Bros
Eighth Street
Ciy Hospital
Gid
John Poltoski
Epupsy
Morris Fascus
Dudley
Eto
Mirapitel
P.M
Patrick Cavanagh
Heat Prostrations Hit Bayonne Residents on City Streets
Emma Bezze of 015 Pacific avenue and Papen Culler of 215 Pacific avenue were overcome by heat on Bayonne streetcars yesterday evening and were sent home by patrol wagons. Frederick Condersionk of 126 Henderson street and Thomas Collins of Clinton and Johnson avenues were affected around midday and afternoon, with Condersionk taken to City Hospital and Dowseill to Christ Hospital.
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Emma Bezze
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Chapel Avenue
Bris
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Papen Culler
Wee
Frederick Condersionk
No. 1
Henderson Street
Tenth
Henderson Streets
City Hospital
Carl Dowseill
Four seminarians ordained at St. Patrick's Newark
At St Patrick's Cathedral Newark four Seton Hall graduates Henry J Watterson Jersey City Michael Corcoran Jersey City Edward Miskela Dover and P A Mather Mt Hope were ordained by Bishop James A McFaul. They had studied at St Peter's College Latrobes and the Immaculate Conception Seminary. First high mass followed at St Bridget's Church with a crowded audience despite heat.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newark
Seton Hall
Henry J. Watterson
Jersey City
Michael Corcoran
Edward Miskela
Dover
P. A. Mather
Mt. Hope
St. Peter's College
St. Vincent's College
Latrobs
Edward J. Miskela
Seminary of the Immaculate Conception
Patric Maher
Father Watterson
Father Corcoran
St. Bridget's R. C
Montgomery
Brunswick
St. Bridge's
P. Tistney
Gfbennitt
Walher Mahoney
John WF. Ryan
St. Bridget's Church
Monsignor Seton to retire from St Joseph’s Jersey City
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Robert Seton announced his retirement from the rectorship of St Joseph’s Rowan Catholic Church on Baldwin Avenue, Jersey City Heights, at year’s end. He preached a final sermon attended by a full congregation, briefly addressing his departure and reiterating belief that education requires religion.
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St. Joseph's Rowan Catholic Church
Baldwin Avenue
Jersey City Heights
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Sengol
Rocky Moore Excursion To Raritan Beach
The Rocky Moore Club plans its annual excursion to Raritan Beach on Sunday. Boats depart Pavonia Avenue at 9:00 AM and Morris Street Dock at 10:40 AM. Club officers include Alex Milne president Maurie Citin vice president Joseph Howe first vice president Martin Carey treasurer Charles Smith financial secretary FP J Voss recording secretary A EB Herrmann corresponding secretary William Quinn sergeant at arms William Reilly assistant sergeant at arms.
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Rocky Moore Club
Raritan Beach
Pavonia Avenue
Morris Strees
Alex Milne
Maurie Citin
View
Joreph Howe
Martin Carey
Charles Smith
Clark on Trial for Alleged Keep of Mayndorty Home
Herbert Clik is held on charges at the General Sessions Court today. The case, arising from an arrest by the police at Gregory alert station, centers on alleged maintenance of a private dwelling at No 122 York Street. The defendant faced prior matters in Florida but was acquitted in a misdemeanor case.
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Railway Nuisance Case Heard Before Vice Chancellor Emory
In New Jersey court, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company faced a bid to restrain its filling operations along the Greenville shore due to foul odors. Complainants Munro Currie and others allege the nuisance harms health and comfort, while defense argues contractors supply the material and the company may not be liable. Evidence cited includes Board of Health trip observations and contractor affidavits. decision reserved.
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Court of Chancery
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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James Currie
John Alexander Gurtie
Greenville
Charles C. Black
Mungo J. Curtle
Robert Carey
James B. Vredenburgh
Vredenburgh
Bowles
Jersey City Board of Health
P. Sanford Ross
Ross
New York
Fourth of July Regulations Issued by Chief Murphy
Chief of Police Murphy issues a strict Fourth of July order requiring the entire force to be on duty from 6 PM on July 4 until 8 AM on July 6. Most officers must work unless on summer leave or sick report. Patrols to increase by fifty percent and all officers to remain at stations or on street duty. Fireworks must be reported to headquarters and pistols and revolvers removed from youths under sixteen. Also ordered to suppress the union tor ypedo.
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Newark Darkest Weather Sparks Citywide Power Outage
Newark July 1 1901 a heat wave caused a lengthy blackout across a large part of the city. The Black River Power Company reported their coal powered dynamo engines overheated, forcing two to stop and shutting off electric light as residents endured extreme temperatures and fatigue.
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Barker Appeals in Keller Case From New Jersey News
The Jersey City press reports Thomas G. Barker appealing a conviction involving Intest and the Hew J Roller of Arlington. The writ of error was filed this morning in Secretary of State Wurts's office, clerk of the Court of Errors and Appeals. Barker will not seek bail and will remain to serve his term in State Prison, with time already served counted if the appeal fails.
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Jersey Cy News
Trenton
Thomas G. Barker
Believes Him Innocent Yet Calls for Independent Probe
A Jersey diocese editorial urges support for Mr. Keller’s innocence claim and for an independent investigation. It condemns lynch mob attitudes and compares the case to Dreyfus, arguing justice requires solid evidence, not public opinion, and appeals for funds to cover investigation costs.
Fifth Avenue Stage Company in Court Fight Over 10 Per Share Assessment
In New York Court of Chancery Benjamin Meyer seeks to stop a $10 per share capital stock assessment by the New York Electrical Vehicles and Tyaneporta ton Company. The firm, formed Feb 21 188?, proposes electric cabs on Fifth Avenue and an express service with Metropolitan Street Railway. Meyer owns 400 shares and accuses mismanagement and self serving use of funds. Company says funds paid for vehicles, stations, batteries, and expansion, including plans for electric cabs and an express business, with stockholders fully informed.
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Court of Chancery
Benjamin Meyer
New York Electrical Vehicles and Tyaneportaton Company
Fifth Avenue
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Williamson
Mcvarter, Williamson and McCarter
Newark
Meyer
New Jersey
Wueed
Electrie Cabs
New York City
Buffalo
Ninth Street
Eighth Arenas
Henry 8. Page
Mayer
Fifth Avenue Company
Page
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Doawnontige Se
Quarrelled Then Fought In Front Of Barber Shop
Nichols Higenone an Italian barber at No St Greene street was arrested by Patrolman Oxley for assaulting John Connolly at No 19 Grand street. They quarreled after Connolly struck Higenone. Connolly was knocked down and suffered a severe scalp wound. Dr Craven treated him and he went home. Connolly refused to press the complaint.
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Nichols Higenone
No. St Greene Street
Oxley
John Connelly
No. 19
Grand Street
Connolly
Sneak Thief Caught In Morning Home Larceny Case
Patrice Downs arrested William Hy. Smith, thirty two, of 94 Montgomery Street, for entering and larceny. Smith unlocked the front door of Mrs Elizabeth Lockhart's home at 264 Jerjack Street, but took only a scent whirl and entered Mrs Kate Zaneman's apartments, yielding a watch and undenim after admitting the attempted theft.
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William Hy. Smith
Montgomery Sutet
Elizabeth Lockart
Jer Jck Street
Barker Remains in County Jail Amid Delayed Transfer
Four of the twenty five year term has expired for convict Thomas G. Terker, yet he remains confined in the County Jail awaiting transfer to Trenton to begin his five year term. Sheriff Rumpler stated no delays were requested by the prisoner or friends, but time may be needed to arrange personal affairs before he starts serving the sentence. Barker spent a quiet day in Ward No. 4 with no visitors admitted on Sunday. He exercised along the corridor, and he and inmate Thomas J. Keily discussed their cases briefly as they passed the time.
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Hig Vel
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Sympathetic Strangers Offer Aid to Convicted Man
Amid reactions to the conviction, several friends gathered Saturday afternoon, about six men including four employees of the Commercial Cabin Company. Neither Mr Van Winkle nor Mr Wall, the counsel, have visited him since the sentence was pronounced.
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Socialist Convention Nominates Frank W. Wilson for Governor
Newark July 1 Frank W. Wilson of Jersey City engineer by occupation was nominated for Governor today by the State convention of the Bucharst Labor party held in Newark. The convention elected temporary officers, appointed committees, and reported credentials. Wilson accepted, pledging to advance the class conscious banner of the party amid reports of growing strength since the withdrawal of elements that joined the Socialistic Democratic party.
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Committee On Resolutions
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Vaudeville and Telegraph Reform Spars in Canada
Fragmented text describes Canada considering reform to centralize telegraph and telephone services, with government aiming to raise seven million dollars to boost national prosperity. Mention of vaudeville event planned by Democratic Club, and scattered notes on French courtship customs and ancient tombs as context.
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Pohlmann
Fight Over a Fan Ends in Assault at Laundry
Nicholas Colline and Patrick Shogroe, 26 and 29, of Grove Street, are charged with aggravated assault on Yee a Chinese foundryman, injuring his head with a long iron pipe. Yee and his brother Bing Lee run the Grove Street laundry. Police report conflicting testimonies about a fan loan dispute that escalated to near-fatal blows. Both defendants remain in custody for examination in the First Criminal Court.
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Bay Street
Patrick Sheg~roe
Grove Street
Yee
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Sing Loe
Probationers Join Church in Lafayette Meeting
Fifteen members sought membership at the Lafayette Methodist Church yesterday morning. Dwake will be admitted next Sunday. William Redbetter is noted for his anticipated summer involvement as details of debts and finances are mentioned in the surrounding report.
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Lafayette Methods Church
Dwake
William Redbetter
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Boynton Employees Annual Picnic at Arlington Park
Boynton Company workers held their annual picnic at Arlington Park on Wednesday to celebrate the Taller Assies of the employees. Music by Prof. Sirfect's Orchestra begins at 7:00 PM, with weather notes indicating prolonged heat and changing temperatures for the area. The item lists Fayonia Brand of Fine Body and department-store sales notes.
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Public Notice of Applications to be Made
Public notice indicates that applications must be made under specified terms. Details reference required parties and deadlines and emphasize compliance with official procedures. The notice urges interested entities to file by the designated date and to follow the outlined submission process.
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