09 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1902
Page
1
The Jersey City News profiles James Luby, outlining his Democratic principles and independent stances on local issues. The piece notes his published views as a city figure and reflects on his role within the local political landscape.
A scathing critique denounces police brutality and penal misuse in the city. Two officers punished for absence, while others faced humiliation and confinement. The piece condemns Democratic discipline and accuses Republicans of contempt for ordinary citizens.
The News announces Mr Charles Van Anglen will continue to occupy a top retail position in Jersey City. It lauds his establishment as a city landmark and urges support to keep local trade from draining to New York, predicting growth of home shopping along Newark Avenue and Grove Street within a decade.
Property values, population, and school metrics rise under Democratic leadership. The article lauds Superintendent Snyder’s report as proof of progress over a decade, noting large gains in attendance, enrollment, teachers, and school seats while criticizing Republican fiscal policy and a debt-heavy Water Department.
A hostile attack piece in the Journal accuses its Mayoral race coverage of venom and distortion aimed at the Democratic side. The author denounces the article as cowardly and asserts the public should distrust its claims about Mr. Smith and supporters.
A city newspaper column critiques the High School and its building while praising teachers. It cites Snyder’s report showing strong student training amid overcrowded facilities and warns that without a new building, teacher shortages will threaten courses and future enrollments.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo for the International Sunday School Association convention in Denver from all stations on its line. Round trip single fare for travel June 4 to July 2 with return by August 1 allowed. Tickets valid only if validated for return passage by a joint agent at listed points and a 25 cent per view fee applies. Apply to ticket agents for exact rules and conditions.
President Elmer Forbes reports Christ Hospital must raise $8,000 annually after $22,000 from endowment funds and pay patients. He urges subscriptions to meet the $30,000 needed for surgical and medical care growth, noting three times as many surgical cases as medical and the hospital’s expanding work.
Mrs Gottlieb Androur wife of Rev Gottlieb Andreae of Bt Robin's Letheran Church on Pullview Avenue returned this morning from a six week trip to New Orleans. Paul Andrée accompanied her.
Local council session at Volvie outlines wartime measures as Col and WIROFF command discuss strategic needs and community impacts amid ongoing conflict. Officials emphasize coordination with regional agencies and public safety.
The Rev Dr Arthur Newton Thompson gave a graduation sermon at the Westminister Church Summit and Magnolia, urging graduates to adopt a single guiding purpose. He warned against pursuing many aims and urged focusing on the high calling of Christ Jesus as the chief objective shaping all other endeavors.
Walter J. Mary presents an unprecedented outdoor circus pageant of elephants camels and exotic beasts at Boulevard and St Pauls Avenue on Saturday June 1. A grand parade of chariots floats and tableaux promises lavish splendor with bands equestrian acts and a $30,000 musical spectacle amid nine bands and a vast array of animals and sights.
Unclear OCR text lists recruitment for able bodied unmarried men in the United States, seeking good character and temperate habits. Mentions formation and a likely date or unit reference, but legibility is poor.
A scanned bundle of notices records an annual stockholders meeting for a Jersey City firm alongside public sale and trustees notices. It includes election of directors, reports, and transfer restrictions, plus a Jersey City sale of property and a Brooklyn foreclosures notice with authority cited.
A Jersey City legal notice outlines unpaid land and tax assessments with details on property sale to satisfy municipal taxes, rents, and fees. It also records a corporate board action calling a shareholder meeting on the specified date to approve resolutions and actions regarding the company and its property.
A notice outlines dissolution steps for a New Jersey corporation and records, with details of related public proceedings. It also announces a public hearing and plans for the improvement of Expard Avenue and surrounding streets, requiring bids and contractor qualifications for the project.
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