Tribute Given To Justice Job H Lippincott At Hudson County Bar
Eminent lawyers laud Justice Job H Lippincott for integrity and courage at his funeral in Hudson County. The Hudson County Bar, led by Justice Collins, pays tribute to his long service as advocate judge and citizen, calling for a lasting county court record to honor his memory.
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Hudson County
Job H. Lippihcott
Justice Collins
Nevins
Audge Bhiar
Charles , Corin
Charles C Black
Charles W. Parker
Dim Crouse
Thoms McEwan
Georgy Tennant
Brax Salinger
Thomas Meewan
Thomas F. Noonin
George W McEwan
Isaac Taylor
Charies Iarts
Sonie
Werts
John Weller
Audge Skinner
Robert Laweenes
Alexander Simson
Charles ‘Thompson
Fred Pramback
James 3. Vredenbuesky
Albert Hoffman
Gantge Hecord
Donna McMatter
Jobs Wahl Quen
Prosecutor Grwin
John ‘Eller
John Grin
Wear A. Lewis
Tuvel Medee
Mateball You Wintos
Wil
Delia
Judes
Dar
Collins
Justice Lippincott
Supreme Court
Henets
Weling
Lippincott
Garretson
Juder Blair
Toverant
Bar Association of
Job H. Lippincott
Furher
Juelst
Tributes to Judge Job Lippincott Highlight Deep County Respect
A memorial gathering praises Judge Job Lippincott for firmness and justice. Speeches from McGee Black Noonan McEwan Nevins Hoffman and others recall his impartial conduct and devotion to law. A portrait committee is formed for the courthouse in Vincentown.
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Lippincott
Lewas
Ana
Flavel McGee
Job Lippincott
Jersey City
Feu Lippincott
Teddy
Try
Jate
Charles C. Black
Ken Gald
Joly Lippincott
Mr. Black
Judge Lippincott
Vincenowa
Julie Lippincott
Friends the
Bir
Michael F. Newbold
Black
Thomas F. Noonan
Pudse Lippincott
George McEwan
Wielen Nevins
Hines
Windson County
Jodee
Aloert Hoffman
Bill
Jong
Mx. Hoffman
Thomas WicMwan
Messia
Black Erwin
Hendrivkaon
Queen
Griffin
Fetterment
Vincentown
Last Rites For Justice Lippineoti Draw Spacious Attendees
The funeral for Justice Job H. Lippineoti, held at Lip Avenue, drew a large crowd of state leaders and officials. Governor Voorheus, Attorney General Grey, and numerous Supreme Court and Court of Errors members attended, alongside county clerks and lawmen, in a solemn service honoring the respected jurist.
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Job H. Lippineoti
Lip Avenue
Justica
Voorheus
Grey
Jus- Hose Depue
Gommere
van Syke
Ludlow
Fort
Collin
Vixen
Garrison
Supreme Court
Kruger
Item Drickson
Adama
Niton
Robert and
Vredenburch
Court of Errors
Ap Dams
Blair
Miiyos Howe
Sherrif Garl Ruewpler
Megister
James €. Clarke
Maurice Steck
George Bowhy
Dario W. Latwrehce
Charles Cors Win
de Crowe
Blaver McGee
John Wall Queen
Max Salingte
Charla C. ‘Winck
Celwn
Charles W
Pwitor
Tube Griffin
James B. Rewin
A. Setar
Prosesutos Marshall Var Winkin
George Tenkint
Hawin A BL Lewis
Sac
Sisrogrentier Aun A
Socal Zo
Funeral Rites Held For Justi
The service was led by Rev Mr Swafield of the Guromtt Avenue Gaye Vet Church with prayer and scripture. Rev Cornelis Breit delivered the eulogy. The body will be taken to Vinewstown tomorrow morning and interred at the Old Friends burying ground.
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Mr. Swafield
Guromtt Avenue
Cornelis. Breit
Vinewstown Tomonrow
Dead Jurist Honored as County Board Mourns Judge Tappincott
The County Equalization Board met in the Court House and adjourned to Monday after honoring the late Justice Job H. Tappincott. Members adopted a resolution expressing deep sorrow and sympathy for his bereaved family and announced their attendance at his funeral in a body.
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County Equalization Board
Court House
Justice Lippincott
Stearis
Job
Tppincott
Job H. Tappincott
Lightning Kills Lembeck & Betz Treasurer in Pennington
Henry L. Keller, secretary and treasurer of Lembeck & Betz Brewing Co., was instantly killed by a bolt of lightning at Pennington while conversing with Col. J. A. Kunkle on a lawn. His wife was prostrated. Dr. Radcliffee certified the death. Keller, a Brooklyn native born July 24, 1849, served as alderman and on Hoboken boards. The funeral was to be arranged. funeral details and city tributes noted Keller’s longtime involvement in local business and politics.
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Henry L. Kellers
Lembeck & Betz Brewing Company
Pennington
Kellers
Col
J. A. Kunkle
Iellers
Eunicie
Radcliffé
Pennsylvania
Boulevard
Bentley Avenue
Keller
Alty
Mr. Kellers
Colonel Kunkle
New York
All Villa
Stony Brook Lodge
Mr. Kellor
Dr. Radcliffe
Kunkle
Mr. Kellens
Trenton
Lembeck
Greenville
Brooklyn
Ais
St. Francis Xavier College
New York City
Road Ironant Shipbuilding Company
Chester
Positon
Lembeck & Bate Brewing Company
Wanser
Street and Water Board
Stoos
Hyer
Ben
Democracy
Hudson County Democratic Club
Robert Davis Association
Wie Arion Singing Society
Hoboken Quartette’ Club
Enn
Roar Ag
Eoteaee
Will of Cornelius Van Reypen Probate Granted
The will of Cornelius C. Van Reypen was admitted to probate. Provisions name son William the Academy street homestead and Van Reypen Place and all improvements, with shares for Anna Green Catherine Ro Bert, Edward P. Buffet Sr., and others. Real estate listed at $70,000 and personal property at $75,000 with several specific land divisions and bequests.
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Cornelius C. van Reypen
Lillis
William
Academy Street
van Iley- Pen Place
Testator
Anna
William Shill
Anna Green
Catherine Ro Bert
T Thestator
Edward P. Buffet
John
Edward
Catherine
Catharine
Edward P. Buffet, Jr
van Reypen Place
John G. van Horne
Tonnele Avenue
Ber Bem
Amit
Catmerns
Longbridge Wood
Howard PB
Ruel
Willian
Lews
Wood
Otto Crouse
Lafayette Park Controversy Over Van Horn Property Condemnation
Lafayette citizens resist park project funding and fear condemnation of Van Horn property at Communipaw avenue Lafayette and Van Horn streets. Abram Van Horn clings to a $10,000 value as officials seek court appointment of commissioners to fix compensation. Neighbors cite about 50 per lot, while New Jersey Zinc Company asks 7.20 per dozen lots. Concerns include proximity to zinc works and sparks from the foundry.
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Lafayette
van Horn
Abram van Horn
Cved
Tyespie
Dhotlil Institute
New Jersey Zinc Company
Sipauress
Saloonkeepers Arrested For License Lapses
Patrick Hanley of No 4 Ocean avenue was nabbed by Detective Bennett for selling liquor without a license after claiming he forgot to file the renewal. He carried the pending application for twelve days and seeks a local office this fall. George Maxwell of No 4% Ocean avenue was also arrested for selling liquor without a current license, continuing under last year’s permit.
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Patrick Hanley
No. M
Ocean Avenue
Bennett
Hanley
Greenville
Hanney
Democratic Party
George Maxwell
Frank Bennett
Fire Fund Reaches 1.2 Million For Hoboken Victims
The Relief Committee on Share in Hoboken met in the Council Chamber and heard appeals from about a score of applicants. Families left homeless by the Adame Street tenement fire on Tuesday were among those seeking aid. Boulevard Superintendent Michael J. Coyle, chair, announced the fund stood at roughly $1.2 million. Steps will be taken to relieve the distressed at once.
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Hoboken Fire Fund
Council Chamber
Adame Street
Boulevard
Michael J. Coyle
Es Fas
Dynamite to Recover Bodies Endorsed Democratic Ticket
The Eleventh Ward Democratic Association held a meeting at its new headquarters and endorsed the nominees of the Kansas Lyceum Convention. Stormy weather reduced attendance and the group discussed drastic measures to recover bodies from the river, with speculation of using dynamite.
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Eleventh Ward
Harklyn Street
Ogden Avenue
Lst
Kansas Lycenvention
Trolley Car Strike By Sudden Storm In City
A fierce storm struck last night, striking Westside avenue trolley car 012 at Bergen terminal. Lightning crashed, motors and fuses ruined, passengers fled in fear, car moved to stalls, Bayonne line car halted, power failed, then returned to service after evacuation and safety checks.
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Fils City
Bergen Avenue
Montgomery Street
West Side Avenue
Bayonne
Grand Street
Prison Baby III Trenton Prison Baby Grows Sick in Prison
Charles Edward Mason called the Trenton Prison Baby is ill in the dreary prison ward as anxiety rises over his recovery. His mother Annie Mason is a thief serving three years in Cumberland County. Authorities wrestle with legal authority to remove the infant, who has roamed the prison under humane care. The baby’s presence affects inmates, guards, and the chaplain who taught him to say the Lord’s Prayer, while prison staff note the child’s comfort and the impact on unrest.
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Charles Edward Mason
Trenton
Lttle
Annie Mason
Shel
Cumberland County
Florence Mission
New Jersey
Grey
State Law Library
Wbaby
Bill
Charles Edward
Hanna Coming to Elberon for Campaign Season
Special to The Jersey City News reports Mark Hanna, Republican National Committee chairman, to stay at Thomas Murphy’s Elberon cottage from July to September with his family. He will be joined by aides, coordinate eastern state campaigns from New York for much of the summer, and plan western efforts before leaving in September for Chicago.
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Elberon
Mark Mania
Republican National
Prangiin Murphy
State Republica Committee of
New Jersey
Hane
Cleveland
Evtate
Murphy
Parke
Hanna
Leslie D. Ward
Prudential Insurance Company
Cottwee
Phinderpass
Fhanna
New York
Chicago
Treg
Hann
Grosvenor
John Hi Manley
Hugna
Wall Street
Beef Trust
Sandard Oil Trust
Steel Trust
Coal Trust
United States
New York City
Eng~ Yond
Fypope
Eiberan
Thier
Orien Theeks
Hungra
Eiberon
Jenders
Philadelphia
New England
Murphy Cottage
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Haring
Death by own action? Ferryboat incident in New York
A man jumped from a railroad ferry en route to New York. The body has not yet been recovered and a coat found in a cabin bears a letter stating despair and intent to die. The letter is signed by Charles Stobel of Hust Tenth Street New York.
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Philadsipita
New York
Hevanse
Charles Stobel
Weather Indications for New York City Area
Weather indications forecast for New York City with thunderstorm potential Sunday afternoon and evening. Forecasters note possible showers, warming temperatures, and variable winds. A brief period of unsettled conditions could accompany storms, with localized heavy downpours possible. Citizens are advised to monitor updates and take precautions.
Jersey Pleaded Free Silver Debate Shapes 19 Convention
A Kansas City dispatch reports Democrats discuss the silver issue at the 19th convention with Gourley leading anti Lbertarian line and the party aiming to harmonize views. Talks anticipate August state meetings to organize county clubs and elect delegates, while supporters expect New Jersey to rally for the platform despite debates over finance policy.
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Kanbas City
New Jersey
Democrata
Becadee
Toler
Gourley
Campeion
Thomas
Ferrell
Sam Linker
Martine
Bryan
Unbdalondings Scales Lead to Fine for Dealer
Mangels fined £20 after Inspector of Weights and Scales arrested egg dealer John Bmin ngelig ter of No 20 Cole for using scales that were not true. Police reported the weights appeared off, with scales later found imbalanced. He appeared before Justice in the First Criminal Court on March 9.
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Mangels
John Bminngelig
Cole
Raed Tiead
Marmpola
Vestaringenzuin
Egal
Cominal Court
Bayonne Democrats Back Freeholder Candidate
Bayonne Democratic clots have endorsed P. J. Hamieyts for the Democrats, with plans to mobilize voters. A Bayonne property owner notes strong party work, citing support from social associations in the ward and urging turnout to secure victory.
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Havi’ Imwusty
J. Hamieyts
Democrats
Tog
Mir
Grigneilie
Carey Bt Yiotory
Hanley Saya
Wyner Forks
Ciss Fa
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