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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
3
Readable fragments reflect a school growth milestone marked as ten years. The brief notes indicate a community focus on education, with possible references to duration and institutional progress, but lack of clear names, dates, amounts, or locations limits precise detailing.
The thirty-fourth annual report of the Superintendent of Public Schools, Henry Snyder, compares ten years of progress. Population, property value, and school spending rose sharply while attendance and enrollment expanded. 13 new schools were built or acquired, 11,081 new seats added, and seats increased by about 42 percent.
A Brooklyn woman Alice Cohn credits Peruna with restoring health and easing painful monthly periods, urging others to consult Dr. Hartman for a month of treatment. The piece praises public schools and leaders like Mayors Wanger and Hogs for improving education and school construction, noting the boards and officials who supported reform.
The firm Bedie McGee Law rence serves an order on the Mayor Aldermen and Street Water Commissioners to show cause on Monday June 18 in Trenton why Erie Railroad grade elevation on Grove street should not require the city to repay property owners for damage. John Klaus and others claim losses from the street being raised, a change protested during the prior litigation. The suit follows Clark vs Bilkabeth and the Elizabeth case, with a commission to estimate damages if plaintiffs prevail. Erie elevation completed in 1899, with officials set to defend city interests.
The Police Board met last night to consider a formal request honoring Detective Chief of Police Mi. A proposal was presented to recognize the officer at an upcoming event. Details remain pending full approval and timing.
Hudson County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks Street and Water Commissioners for permission to use a water hydrant at Warren and Grand streets to shower overheated horses. President McCarthy announces a patent nozzle and attendant will be stationed daily, with plans to erect a horse trough this summer. He cites large horse traffic from Newark Bayonne and Bergen as justification and notes prior donations and Hoboken mayoral support.
Hasbrouck Institute will host Undergraduates Day in Hasbrouck Hall Tuesday at 10 am open to families. The program features a Mock Trial United States vs Bud Tilden with C Edward Miller and a cast led by C Charles Wegman and Bruce Edwards. Additional sketches pantomimes songs and musical numbers follow with students earning medals announced by Principal Stimets.
Patrolman George Morasch of the Second Precinct and Acting Patrolman Jeremiah Curtis of the Gregory Street Station were brought before the Police Commissioners last evening on charges of failing to report from their signal boxes on the morning of May 15. Superintendent of Telegraph William rated that detbots were in good the thaw.
The article examines the burdens on boarders and apartment dwellers relying on outside laundresses and cooks, recounting a boarding woman’s clash with a German laundress over soap and rinsing, and noting how education and maturity shape marriages. It also discusses women’s roles, gendered expectations, and the need for new work forms responsive to women’s nature and talents.
A long OCR fragment outlines a sale in chancery related to Carrie Bender and Anton Bender. court orders in Hudson County New Jersey. attachments, auditor appointment, and notices concerning the Jersey City property and River Street area. It includes references to a deed, map, and prior conveyances, with names such as John Special Master in Chancery, Frank Pownell & Wright, and various lawyers. The text also covers court actions against Michael Baumeister and Annie Baumeister, and a mayoral notice about sale of land on Seventeenth Street under New Jersey statute, plus a commentary on gender strength from a London source.
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