New Jersey Delegates Arrive for Democratic Convention
Kansas City July 8 1900 New Jersey delegation reaches Kansas City and holds caucus on the train naming Senator Johnston Cornish as chairman of the delegation Daly to lead as a member of the Committee on Resolutions Gourley proposed for National Committee caucus officers and staff listed including Thomas Fear roll James B Martie F A ArcDsermott J S Salmon Addison Ely George Preifler Jr David Carter Samuel Iredell Harry W Postal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Victoria Helv
Johnston Cornish
William G. Daly
Committee
New Jersey
William B. Gourney
Nationess Committee
Thomas Féerroll
James B. Martie
Credén- Mats
F. A ArcDsermott
J. 8. Salmon
Addison Ely
George Preiffer, Jr
David Carter
Samuel Iredell
Harry Wi
Train Dispatches Jersey Democrats to Terre Haute for Bryan Show
A seedy, dusty Jersey Democratic delegation arrives by train at Terre Haute on July 8. The crowd hails Bryan as the wind shifts toward a Democratic win in November. Figures like Senator Cornish and delegates from Newark and Jersey City weigh the race, praising Bryan and predicting victory despite mixed signals from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aeLarke
Tom Ferrell
Obaw
Bryan
Congressman Daly
Daly
Johnston Cornish
Fourth
Congress
Nebranivan
Verlaren
New Jersey
Cornish
Washington
Metag
McKinsey
Sue
Bryst
Jersey Delegation Sifts Candidates for National Committee
The report outlines New Jersey figures in the party’s national committee selection. Senators Marin and Daly are discussed as potential picks, with Daly favored for his free planial stance. Concerns about health and fit influence the final choice as delegates from Trenton Camden and Philadelphia allies weigh options before the convention.
Jersey Delegation Arrives Ahead of Election Day
Ex Poetmaster Harry W. Paul of Camden and County Detective Smith arrived in Kansas City with the New Jersey delegation. They advanced to tomorrow morning’s headquarters at Victoria. The Jersey men are prepared and expect to have things in good order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harry W. Paul
Camden
Smith
New Jersey
Mornite
Victoria
Jersey
Delegates Arrive as New Jersey Sends Delegation
A telegram from Kansas City announced the arrival of the New Jersey delegation to Congress. On the train, Congressmmn W. T. Daly was elected chairman and Miss W. B. Gourley of Passaic was named National Committee man.
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Robert Davis
Kansas City
New Jersey
Actacus
Congressmmn
W. TD. Daly
Mte W
Hoboken Hosting Thirteenth Annual Singing Festival Night
The Hoboken concert hall filled with German singing clubs and thousands of spectators for the first night of the nineteenth annual festival. Ambassador Holleben attended as prizes and dignitaries were presented, including the Kaiser prize exhibit and speeches by festival president Buengex. Competitors named include Herr Henrichs Newark and Herrman Philadelphia, with Halevy Singing Society of New York and Quartette Club of Hoboken among performers. audience reaction was strong as Krather led the Halevy group and Wershinger led Hoboken's quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
Brooklyn
H.ere
Girman
Washington
Dr. Holleben
William
Mollenben
UW. K. Buengex
Saenworfest
Juleos
Herren Henrichs
New York
Bischoff
Brook~hen
Merchants Association Sees Membership and Funds Rise
The Merchants Protective Association reports substantial gains at its semiannual meeting with membership up to 260 and funds growing to 85 856.27. Delegates to the State convention at Latourette House Bayonne on July TK were appointed: A A Smylie William J Moweth James Banks JW Black J osh William G Meyer Robert Anderson and Robert Troll Menager Rauch notes from Newark on the Credit Reporting System say he will attend next meeting.
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Merchants’ Protective Association
Trexurer
Latourette House
Bayonte
Hauck's Boomlet Grows in Sixth Ward Trolley Plan
Democrats of the Sixth ward prepare a fall trolley ride to Arlington Park in Bayonne as a campaign event. The date is undecided but early September is anticipated. Commissioner Hauck leads a major boom with broad support from local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Hauck
Ardington Park
Bayonne
Amateur Journalists Meet at UAPA Convention
The fourth annual convention of the United Amateur Press Association convened yesterday morning at the Trotel Washington. President Phillips of Gloux City presided, the session lasted about twenty minutes, and only a program outline for today was transacted before delegates toured Manhattan Beach in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Amateur Press Association
Trotel
Washington
Phillips
Gloux City
Laws
Sevalan
Pee
Manhattan Beach
Five Dollar Bills Unveiled at Bank Amid Crowds
A newly minted five dollar bill featuring intricate engraving and a portrait noted as Heronima was shown at the First National Bank yesterday morning drawing crowds. The presentation highlighted the bill’s design details and patriotic symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Heronima
Cniltin
Hanne
Ul Wahington
San Fia
Tunnel Enlargement Opinion by Ferris Splits City Plans
Engineer in charge Garwood Ferris advises against enlarging two tunnels for water to 100 million gallons daily without new water rights and storage. He cites future demand, cost, and interest factors, recommending wait until rights and reservoirs are secured and present use justifies expansion.
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Garwood Ferris
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
Amoustains
Houn
Board of Street and Water Commissioner
Genuemen
Toard
Hughwad Wateh
Jenney
Ilans
Jersey City
En Engineering
Forris
Boar
Bosra
Street and Water Commissioners
Tnue
Wuberture
Ferris
Local Mayor Leads Morning City Wedding
Acting Mayor William Mudtige officiated at a morning ceremony joining Signor J. D. Christofana of Larch Avenue to Signorita Conchetta Sarne of the same address. The mayor gave a graceful benediction and the bride smiled warmly as the rite concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmfl Mudtigé
J. D. Christofana
Larch Avenue
City News Notes
A slight fire damaged three story flats at 73 Hutton Street owned by a New York man. Fire crews responded to alarms at 214 for a cellar blaze at 43 Henderson Street, a four story building owned by Merman Duderssuds. A man named Owen Lee fell and dislocated his right shoulder after a fight at 14 Pavoni Avenue. Firefighters reported minor damage and no injuries beyond Lee.
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St Francia’ Hospital
Henderson Street
Ty Merman, Duderssuds
Edwart Uine
A.coghehove Flor de Thedc
Seah Oe
Rome
Dun Park
Anstey
Twelve Lives Lost In Hoboken Fire Destruction
A four-building Hoboken blaze gutted from No 15 to Adams Street, killing at least eight identified victims and leaving sixteen families homeless. Patrolmen Condon Kennedy and Kruse rescued several, with Condon twice saving people from upper floors. Firemen battled flames as a northeast wind fanned the fire, while the coroner and police search debris for missing victims. The owner was Joseph Lusta, with losses estimated around 12,000.
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Hoboken
Whith
Morgie Bachman
Willoch
Winkler
Itta
Chuames
Pre
Kessier
No. 15
St Adams Street
John Condon
Buyldings
R. Kennedy
J. Kruse
Condon Mey
No. 11
Condon
Attlegues
Sifety
John McIntyre
Applegate
Hosemen Busher
Voller
Bachman
Michavous
Charles Winkler
Margaret
Hames
Thenne
Thomas Goode
Michiel Kivion
Goode
No. 125
Kivlon
No. Mi
Amplegate
Greuasepe
Joseph Lusta
County Health Board Deliberations on Nuisance and Birth Abortion
The County Board of Health met in its rooms beside the Court House. Absence of County Physician Converse and President Weat shortened the session. A nuisance complaint at 869 Broadway Union was heard with abatement ordered. midwife issues at 456 Henderson and 637 Henderson were discussed. inspectors reported on contagious diseases. a curious case involving Wake Brost was noted but details unclear.
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Court House
Converse
Weat
Broadway
Town of Union
Anta Gorney
Henderson
Roy Smakowski
Henderson Strest
Torco
Rescue tragedy at Hoboken as Saale victims identified
The body of Jordan Zieker, owner of a large cat found clutched in its pet’s arms, is identified among the 49 recovered from the Saale disaster. Many sailors drown after leaping from the ships. morgue crowds and police keep vigil as relief funds grow and rebuilding plans begin for North German Lloyd piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Imuboken
Jordan ZieWer
Pier 3
August Baruschburger
No. 58
Bogart Street
Ibrocklyn
Ga Galoon
New York
Lawrence Fagan
Common Connell
Bre
Robert Davis
J. Haggerty
Jersey City
C. B. Alexander
Castle Point
Alexander
Ivins Applegate
Max Moller
Joss
Suale
Hoboken
Essex Street
Hudson River
Speer
Tollmat
Steamer Saale
Northern Railroad Secures Million mortgage in county record
The Northern Railroad of New Jersey filed a large mortgage of about one million with the Register's office, securing a loan from the United States Trust Company of New York. The 4 percent note covers all property and franchises and is due in 200 years, with funds expected to finance major improvements to enhance the railroad's standing in the state.
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Northern Railroad
Register
Northern Railroad of
New Jersey
United States Trust Company of New York
GARRIED IN THE CITY HALL DETAILS OF MAYORAL ENTRANCE
The fragment describes a city hall ceremony with Adolph E. Graham, Miss Anna Hil innit, and Private Boc ketary Collins involved in overseeing the event. It notes a weigh of etul 4 and mentions De Carew and other subjects in unclear context.
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Maynr Yententri
Ventriace
Adolph E. Graham
Anna Hilinnit
Bocketary
Collins
Etul
Improvements Sough by Second Ward Group at Jersey Avenue
The Second Ward Improvement Association met at the Windmill factory on Jersey Avenue to plan a broader group including all residents concerned with local welfare. Temporary officers Corcoran and Coakley outlined aims to secure city improvements, better sewers, and cleaner governance, stressing nonpartisan, united effort and a taxpayers’ focus.
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Second Ward Improvement Associaton
A. J. Corcorants
Jersey Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Corcorim
Michael Coakley
Simone
Thomas F. Carey
John J. Hervey
James T. Mackey
Mr. Cafferty
J. Splaine
J. F. O'Sullivan
Dr Stewart
Cornelius Murphy
Thomas J. Burke
John J. Keane
James Bargham
M. J. Currie
Charles Hill
W. Conto
James Waters
Messrs. Farmer and Wackerman
Hudson City Improvement Association
Farhar Boylan
St. Lucy's Parish
Corcoran
Str
United
Mackey
Taxpayers
John Fe Kelly
John Casey
Hoboken
Sullivan
Snackey
Eee
Rand Wackerman
Vinta Fer
Walrato
Aszorla
Gifford Avenue Crowd Plans Lavish Trolley Outing
A Bergen Street social circle led by Mrs. Frank Stevens hosts an extensive trolley party from Brooklyn to Bergen Beach with a roof garden visit. The group, including Mr and Mrs Bronk Stevens and several guests, enjoys a lengthy excursion via the Brooklyn trolley line, dining on seafood and a formal service, then returns by moonlit ride.
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Gifford Avenue
Bergen Avenue
Usi
Prank Stevens
Qiford Avenue
Lakewood
Spitford “Avenue
Stevens
Cty
Brooklyn
Annex
Clinton Roater
Brooklyn Trolley Company
Bergen Beach
Stevins
Itell
Brooklyn Bridge
Greenwood Cemetery
Manhattan Beach
Min
P Hendred
Anette
Bronk Stevens
Mabel Stevens
Blm
Sonnson
Basket
Blueleth
Lizy Johnson
Anna Jones
John Weller
Replacing a Veteran Doctor at Caldwell Academy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dr. Andrew J. Corcoran replaced at BL Bombnie's Academy in Caldwell. Mentions of a ceremony yesterday, a large American event, and unclear references to past wars and awards. Content is unclear and largely unintelligible.
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Andrew J. Corcoran
BL Bombnie’s Academy
Caldwell
Qor Coban
Young Republicans Celebrate At Metra Rally
A fragmented report shows the Founec Metra Republican event with attendees and remarks about youthful party support. The scene included cheers and a call for continued engagement in local politics as participants gathered near the venue to mark the celebration.
Grand Jury Session Debated Indictment Decision
A Grand Jury session ended without indictments as jurors debated the judge’s charge and whether to proceed in a Hoboken case. Some jurors argued against obeying court instructions, while others urged restraint. The panel will reconvene Friday to decide whether to return any indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Lippincott
Hoboken
Polly Gauship
Iulter
Soooedlaee
Tudee
Uncertain Trolley Fire Disrupts Bayonne Line
A trolley car on Octan avenue sped free and sparked a fire under its floor, causing panic among crowded passengers. Conductor halted service toward Greenville as flames spread, extinguished by company employees after passengers evacuated and injuries were avoided.
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Octan Avenue
Greenville
Greenville Seeds
eiiKie
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