Insurance Fight Over Policies On Allenhurst Inn
A Chancery hearing centers on the insurance of the Allenhurst Inn after fire damage on July 1. W. Johnson Quinn, owner, had policies endorsed in his name and his wife’s for added coverage. The Coast Land Improvement Company seeks to compel transfer of policies, while Quinn and his counsel argue the Coast Land policies were payables misrouted. Insurance men watch closely as the case unfolds in Morristown and Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Chambers
Allenhurst
Tre
W. Johnson Quinn
Empire Hotel
New York City
Quinn
Coast Land Improvement Company
E. P. Benjamin
Faircase
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Coast Land Company
Provident Savings Sotiery
Bir. Quinn
Alts. Quinn
Provident Savings Society
Asbury Park
J. T. Appieby
Benjamin
Morristown
Provident Society
Coast Land Society
Jim McCann Alive in Fact Not Defeated in Prize Fight Mystery
Prosecutor's Detective McCormack concluded the alleged mental prize fight in Secaucus was a New York yellow journal stunt. Jim McCann, named as a principal, was seen at his Passaic home and declared he was fine. He vowed to seek redress against the writer if met. Hudson County officials doubted the sensational tale from an unreliable source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Secaucus
Iast
New York Yellow Journal
Pascale County
McCormack
Jim Mic~ Cann
Ufe
McCann
Passaic
Grant
Paterson
Eco
Hudson
Hudsom
Dickinsons New Flag to Be Presented by Ladies of Sun
The House Committee of the Samuel D. Dickinson Association meets this evening at the clubhouse Jersey Avenue and Sixth Street to arrange the reception of the flag presented by the ladies of the sun. Committees will be appointed and a set of prominent Republicans will attend the presentation by a leading Republican of this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Samuel D. Dickinson Association
Jersey Anvenue
Sixth Street
Ladies of the Sun
St Bridget's Tyceum Plans Meeting for Father Keyes
A meeting of St Bridget's Tyceum will be held this evening at the clubhouse Montgomery and Brunswicketree to set a date for the recogn tion of Rev William A eyes the first pasiacant curate who recently returned from Tre land where he had been on a pleasure trip. Itty, Mev, Rather Sceves presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget's Tyceum
Montgomery
Brunswicketree
William Aeyes
Treland
Itty
Sceves
Lyceum
Boy Run Over in Newark Avenue Incident
Ten year old John S Martin of No M Wayne Street was knocked down and run over by a horse and cart on Third and Newark avenues. Barber is named as the driver. The accident occurred yesterday and the boy sustained injuries but details of his condition are not provided.
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John S Martin
Telve
Xo. M
Wayne Street
Newark Avenue
A Hors
Eward U Barber
Water contract signed by Mayor in city action
Mayor Hans signed the Modified water contract this morning. Counsel Howard Griffiths, Clerk Michael J. Kelaber, and Finance Board officials carried and compared typewritten copies at City Hall for Street, Water, Finance Boards and the Comptroller. The mayor affixed his signature at exactly 2:40 using the original pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Howard Griffiths
Wallie
Edwards and
Burmsted
Michael J. Kelaber
Finance Fran
Finance Board
Street and Water Board
Comptroller
State Tax Laws Tower over Chaotic System
Secretary Thomas R. Usher of the State Board of Taxation has begun compiling the state's taxation laws for a commission to review codify and condense them for legislative reporting. He gathered all tax laws from the current revision onto sheets to classify them by subject focusing on assessment and collections while noting many laws have been repealed or voided by courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Usher
State Board of Taxation
Usher
Lowking
State Board
Water main repair progress at Hackensack River
Chief Engineer Van Keuren said the broken water main under the Hackensack River is practically complete. He expects water to be turned on tomorrow after blowing out salt water and completing testing.
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van Keuren
Hackensack
Man Dies From Heat While Working On Boonton Dock
Eaward Haynes a 30 year old worker at Boonton was overcome by heat yesterday afternoon while repaving the dock at Thirteenth street foot. He was taken home in an implied condition of distress and died shortly after.
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Eaward Haynes
Boonton
Thirteenth Street
Where Are the Hillers Constable Seeks Them for Fraud
Constable George Stanton armed with a capine issued by Supreme Court Commissioner Joseph and party searches for Samuel and John Hiller who ran a Union Hill grocery at 1% Bergentine avenue. They allegedly fraudulently left a payment claim of $691.47 for goods delivered July 9 last. Meyerhott and Holstein filed affidavits for the capias and say the Hiller men left town after office demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
George Stanton
Supreme Court
Joseph & Party
Soaine
Samuel
John Hiller
Bergentine Avenue
Union Hil
Frederick Kolb
Martin H. Meyerhott
William Holstels
Willers
Meyerhet
Holstein
Wve Diefenbach
FIRST WARDERS' PICNIC TICKET SALES EXPECTED JOIN GREENVILLE PARK
The First Ward Democratic Club plans a picnic at Greenville Schuetzen Park tomorrow evening after a meeting at the Washington and Sussex clubhouse. More than 2,000 tickets have been sold with returns filed, and a large attendance is anticipated. The John J. Hrwin Association will meet at 41 Gregory Street to coordinate, with plans for next month’s annual event in College Point.
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First Ward
Democratic Club
Greenville Schuetzen Park
Washington and
Sussex Streets
John J. Hrwin Association
Helt Quarters
Gregory Street
College Point
I. 1
Yellow mongrel terror in Mercer to York ends in drowning
A small yellow mongrel bit four children and several dogs as it ran from Monmouth to York streets in Mercer Hill and Grand streets. Police shot the dog after it bit Dora Broderick and was knocked overboard at Morgan Street pier. all injured children were treated at City Hospital with no severe outcomes.
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Hudson River
Dundon
Mercer Street
Monmouth Street
Varick Street
Edward Eolert
Grand Street
Henderson Street
Newark Avenue
Robert Kennedy
York Street
York
Washington
Lisio
Doagy
Polleymen Chinnery
Nhea
Wes
Washington Street
Montgomery Street
Greene Street
Morgan Street
Greene and
Mornn Streets
Dora Broderick
Runaway Horse Stopped After Crossing Junction Streets
A serious runaway horse near noon at the Junction endangered bystanders. Patrolman Tewls and Patrolman Lewis restrained the animal, which belonged to Dr. John J. Broderick of Packle Avenue. The carriage was damaged, nine lower jaw teeth broke, and Dr. Broderick’s brother Charles narrowly avoided harm.
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Tewls
Communipaw Avenue
John J. Broderick
Packle Avenue
Lewis
Willam Carlock
Harmon Street
Randolph Venue
Gorneld Avenue
Gurreta Avenue
Grand Street
Charles Frederick
Tewis
Kaiser
Tews
Peatusky
Lewie
Hrodertek
Ennock
Iva
Picnic committee to report at St Peters meet
The young men of St Peter's will gather this evening at their clubhouse on York and Von Vorat streets. The committee in charge of the recent Greenville picnic at Senuctzen Park will present its report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Fifth Ward Picnic And Election At Evening Meeting
Fragmentary notice describes Fifth Ward Democratic event this evening with plans to appoint a committee for an area project. Text is incomplete but indicates local party activity and a gathering at an unspecified venue.
Vacation in Jail Victim Voos Details Munster Ordeal
Alwill B Voos a Montgomery Street musician recounts a harsh Munster experience. He claims unlawful arrest, three weeks in jail, rough treatment by a keeper, and police indifference. He seeks return of pawn tickets and medical costs, unpaid by German officials, while reporting to the American Consul and State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwill B. Voos
Montgomery Street
Munster
United States
Governing Institute
Toe
Vaos
Jal
Woos
Wile
Europe
State Department
Washington
Uven
Walter
Mr. Voos
Dove
Lawes
Vons
Jarmy
Voos
Goms
Ture Vous
Ainiks
Voor
Tarn
War Department
Jersey farmers luck may bring big harvests this year
Franklin Dye states New Jersey crops show a favorable outlook as prices rise. Western drought limits supply, boosting Eastern corn and wheat profits for New Jersey growers. Potentates expect strong tomato yields and good contract prices, signaling potential major income gains despite broader western crop losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Dye
State Board of Agriculture
New Jersey
Portsmouth Homeless Vessel Faces Hoboken Clash
The Portsmouth, a roving wooden frigate used as a training ship, awaits a decision by Governor Voorhees or Hoboken Mayor Pagan. Officials argue over berthing at Hudson Park as the Naval Reserves and steamship interests clash with Hoboken authorities, with Captain Whittemore cited as a key opponent.
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Dordt
Jersey
Portsmouth
Voorhees
Pagan
Hoboken
Fagan
Whittemore
Hea Girt
Tey
Hudson Park
Caee
Apsiston
Naval Reserves of
New Jersey
Lloyd Steamship Company
Moboken
Bolland-American Steamship Company
Steamship Company
Fraud Warning Involves Albert H Dorr Swindling Victims
The Organized Aid Association warns the public against Albert H Dorr who uses two stories to con victims out of small sums. Ministers and benevolent people are repeatedly targeted as he travels with a tale of a poor mother or a mortgage on household goods. He has reportedly obtained about 200 in six weeks from various victims including Rev John J Scudder GG Vogel Parmley M Church and J Madison Hare. Police urged to arrest him on sight.
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Organized Aid Association
Albert H.sDorr
ROT Wva Uel
John A. Scudder
Dorr
Albert I
Frances Dorr
Meirson
Angele
Weil Wied
Nuisance in the Twelfth Ward Sparks Health Board Appeal
A letter to Mayor Edward Hops from the Twelfth Ward Improvement Association complains of a nuisance near the County Road. The dead dogs and rotten vegetation emit "awful smells" driving residents from homes and shutting windows during heat. The petition to the Health Board and Dr McGill seeks action to cover refuse and curb the nuisance, while officials defend limited funds and duties, calling the issue an exaggeration and a "tempest in a teapot."
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Ops
Twelfth Ward Improvement Association
Board of Health
Edward Hops
Jersey City
N. J
Ear of Heald
McGil Steed
Frederick Bugasch
McGill
Avery Menute
Health Board
Union's Feud Over County Elections Fight
Elizabeth July 30 union county Republicans clash over Carr appointment to the county board of elections. Kean and Voorhees Fowler wings feud as governor Voorhees halts Swift nomination. Lindabury seeks legal challenge to test governor's appointment under 150% reform, with court battle likely.
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Jersey City
Elizabeth
Union County
County Board of Elections
Carr
Te Voorhees-Fowler
Hamilton FL Kean
United States
Garrit Wellsved
Taruy
Kean
Voorhses- Fowler
Walon
Hamillton TM
Hoan
Richard
Lindabury
roenedIn
Wulon County
Republican Executive Committee
Addicom Swift
Swift
Comer
John D. Barr
Oty Central
Ilzabevh
Voorhiees-PoWlar
Palmer
Charlock
Leontine
Merper
Blectona
Tnton
Hamilton Fy Kéin
Carn
Artle
Lindatwry
Cart
Murphy
Schumann for Assembly in Twelfth Ward Nomination Meeting
The Twelfth Ward Democratic Club held a lively meeting at Central Avenue headquarters and announced Exe cutive Committee support for Carl A. G. Schumann as a candidate for no nomination to the assembly. The event drew about a dozen members, with harmony reported. The Executive Committees of the Kevinth and Twelfth wards plan a meeting at Pere Hall Thursday night to formalize the candidacy. Schumann, a 38 year old lawyer with offices at No 4 Montgomery Street near Central Avenue, is a real estate broker born in the Vidente City section and has long resided there.
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Twelfth Ward
Democratic Chals
Central Avenue
Plateure
Carl A. G. Strumann
Ote Hmviersd
Kievinth
Twelfth Wards
Ofucne
Montgomery Street
People's Safety
Tre Company
Ynars Ld
Sevamenn
Han
Storm Rips Elizabeth Area In Severe Electrical Storm
A fierce storm struck yesterday causing heavy rain and lightning damage across Elizabethport and nearby areas. Churches, drug stores, houses, and a convent were hit by bolts. a church steeple was destroyed, two horses were killed by a wire shock, and several residents were injured or shocked during the outage. Firemen were knocked senseless, and telegraph and telephone services failed as operators were driven from their lines.
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Bilkzabeth
Fie
Qertin
Louie Po Iyrning
Oliver & Drake
Elizabethport
South Eigabeth
Hethning
Cranford
Carteret
Hlzabeth
Rankles Waite
LMS
East
Jersey Street
Hort Texs
Frank A. Silvers
Caldwell Place
Terence Filey Helme
Elizavet
Fitrir Street
Heldritter
Jacob Boecht
Aurelit
Motors Burned Out In Bayonne Car Crash
A Bayonne car was struck near Twenty second Street yesterday afternoon, causing a fire that burned out the vehicle. A crowd gathered for a short time as the scene settled, with onlookers startled by the sparks and smoke before responders secured the area.
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Bayonne
Ehouk
Pameiere
St Michael's Outing Draws Large Crowd For Fourth Annual Excursion
Parishioners and local residents joined the fourth annual St Michael's Church excursion to River View Grove via the steamer Cresbal Biream. Large crowds in holiday attire gathered along Payowia Avenue and adjacent streets, with music and refreshments aboard the barges. Charlus Spear and Busi Hund assisted the capacity crowd, while organizers reported lively dancing and entertainment during the trip.
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Payuals Rock
Cate
Teawie
Caerio
Local unions unite under new council in Hudson county
District Council of Flume bers meets at Council Hall in Jersey City to organize No. 4 local and connect with the United Building Trades Council. Delegates from locals discuss unity, rules, and benefits. settlement reached in Hoboken shop dispute. plans for 60 craft members on the job and discipline in the trade group outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af Flume Bers
Corncil Hall
Hobeen iV Hue
Jersey
United Bullaiag ‘Trades Council
Hudson County
Diaister
United Association
Fuffali
Pridwe
Tlobokest
East Pluimbur Graham
Hobokes
Waria Hime
Shadyside
Cameine
Wilner
Westlake
Trades Council
All Trades Council
Allens
Weather hints and obituaries in a torn July issue
Fragmented notices report showers and thunder tonight with a cool day tomorrow in Northwest New York. An obituary fragment mentions deaths on Monday and invites relatives to attend a funeral at No 8 Central Avenue, with garbled names and dates from July.
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NW York
Elehit
Hartnett
Crocs
Central Aranue
Jofee
Ty Inlets
Sharkey
Subdar
Michwatsaz
Trienihy
Joseph
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Dickinsons
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Hillers
Winslow
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Germany
Jersey Farmers’ Luck
J Riparian Board
Dr. McGill
Beas
Estes
Rede Et Ie Tv
Cate Rane
Voorhees-Fowler and
Schumann
Hudson County Gas Company
Herqusline Ave
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Union
Montgomery St
Montgomery SA
Central Ave
Lightning
ST. Michael's Outing
River View Grove
Logal Unions Unite
Peace—District
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