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Newspaper

Jersey City News

Location

Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1902

Page

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City Officials face big decision on site for new high school

Jersey City boards of Finance and Education weigh a $390,000 budget to acquire a site for a future high school. Candidate parcels include Hartian estate on Newark Avenue and several plots along Hoboken and Bergen avenues. Downtown and south-side pupils may determine the best location for accessibility and future growth.

Boards of Finance and Education Board of Fijanes Board of Education Board of Finance Wehoul Tty Hartian Newark Avenue Hetate Charles B.thurston City Ste Biz Garrison Hoboken Avenue Picet Street Oakland Baldwin Avenues Continental Investment Company Winner Bergen Avenue Montgomery Street Mercer Street Baldwin Avenue W. H. Speer Harrison Avenue Park Street Summit Avenue Astor Place Fair Mount Avenue Fairview Duncan Aveyugs van Reypeli Snyder i @uy Pimces Pagan

Opposing Hett's Claim in Thompson Estate Suit

In Vice Chancellor Pitney's court, Adrien Hitt contests executor Dr W W Varick's claim to a note and loaned funds from the late Mrs. Thompson of Pallande aye. RieG disputes a $28 note while Varick supports a $10,000 note. Thompson, an eccentric inventor, allegedly loaned Hitt money and received the deed of the deceased to secure the debt.

Thompson Hey Eiu

Too Heavy for Cellar Door Victims Named

Mrs Annie Ross aged fifty two of 32 Walnut Street Jersey City Wert Woboken and a thirty year old woman of 1002 Firamis Avenue were sitting on a cellar door in front of Heislera jewelry store at Now Grove Street yesterday when the structure gave way and both women fell into the cellar. They were rescued and stated to be unharmed with only minor injuries.

Annie Ross Walnut Street Wert Woboken Raniy Lew Firamis Avenue Tundwig Heislera Jewelry Nowi Grove Street Yeatarday

Hasbrouck Honors Kydd and Puyster at Institute Medal Night

Master Charles J. Kydd, top student at Hasbrouck Institute, wins the E F C Young medal for highest general average and repeats the feat from last year. Miss Gertrude Puyster earns the George Carragan gold medal for highest girls record as principal Stimets announces top honors during a school entertainment featuring music recitations and a mock trial.

Charles J. Kydd Hasbrouck Institute E. F. C. Young Master Kydd Yale George Carragan Gertrude Puyster Judge Puyster United States Bud Tilden D. Charles Wextingioiss Bruce V. Edwards Edward Miller Donn H. Gould William B. Schucts Robert A. McArthur Charles A. Steurer I. Wiliam B. R Charles J. Kyd Ray V. Tupper Frank Melntire Helen Waltz May Jong Charlotte F. Niese Edwin P. Melntire Leigh M. Markie Clase Das Gewitier Gertrude C. Poster la Cinquantaine Jean Annet Marguerite Ducommun Doris ¥. Prior Ruth W. Meacham Jester Halliwell Jean R. Stimers Frances C. Lambert Dorothy Evarts Lillian A. Sanford Hagel Mears Natale Heck Lois Trott Les Deux Voyageurs Theodore C. Watson Edna Annett Clara W. Peterson Elizabeth Holmes Malvina Herr D’athaste Lillian D. Post Mildred P. Bowman G. Alfred Kraurg Tools Trott Gladys M. Heppenheimer J. Stacey Sullivan Constance B. Muller Marie E. Evarts Harold D. Shaw Edson B. Heck James Wilkinson Morriion Danny M. E. Morrison Lochinvar Harold Dy Tompkins G. le Becker Bruce Jean Burnets Lucknow Elisabeth Jones Helen A. Coyle May V. Long Jeannette Wolfe Mildred Ki Guernsey Margaret Bewin M. Eligabeth Joan Mr. Bowditch

Bordentown Water Co Complains of City Sewage Pollution

State Sewerage Commissioners reviewed two sewer plans for connecting to the proposed trunk sewer to drain Orange Valley. Bordentown Water Co alleged sewage from Rahway River east branch polluted its supply. A committee was appointed to investigate and report on the issue and the city’s permit for sewerage entry.

Bordestown Water Co Cty Orange Valle Millviile Thas Dawancourt Madi

Mayor Fagan Backs One Main For Jersey City Water

Jersey City engineers debated routing for a new supply line under the Hackensack River near Boonton N J The proposal would add a second 12 inch main and several smaller feeders to the single main plan costing the city an estimated 75 000 to 80 000 The existing water works project remains underway and Engineer Ferriss favors one main with no extra line support

Fagan Jersey City Water Supply Company Hackensack New Water Water Works Boonton N. J Water Company Ferriss Vagan

Bridge Fire Destroys Structure on Gates Avenue

Fire nearly destroyed the Central Railroad bridge on Gates Avenue last night after a passing engine allegedly touched it off. Firemen fought for an hour to control the flames, leaving the bridge badly damaged and difficult to identify.

Gates Avenu Gates Avenue Chapel Avenue Wu Pune Lye FBI

Local Fire Prizes in Sea Girt Under Fire

The Supreme Court in Trenton voided a city fire company appointment after retirement, with arguments by Corporation Counsel Record and ex Senator Edwards. The case, started December 28 1901 and argued February 1902, questioned bond funds and a Lafayette fire house. Police court cases on water plug violations drew crowds, while a national rifle prize bill seeks $10 000 yearly to fund competitions as military training and interest in marksmanship grow nationwide.

Supreme Court Trenton Ilegal George 41 Record Samuel D. Dickinson Dickinson William Bpeer Dormer Fire Board William D. Awards Old Fire Board Sfongs Corporation Board of Finince Lafayette Manning Avenue Grand Street Edwards Fire Board Europe First National Bank James Hennessey Jersey City News Arenton Tyne Congress Bird W.spencer National Hifle Association of America Parmittee Secretary of War Army Marine Corps Navy Weveral Stata United Beater Olffieer Spencer Nucleal Hike Association Thie County Switzerland Sret South Africa

Fagan Admin Blunders Over Excise Board Appointments

The article details repeated missteps by Mayor Fagan's administration regarding the Excise Board. It notes a May bond order of 170 dollars for board maintenance, approval by the mayor, and the appointment of Colonel William B Mason as inspector. Subsequent actions include a June 4 resolution shifting 1700 dollars from the liquor license fund, approved June 7 by the mayor, and later objections from the Excise Board over money and authority. Warnings of improper influence and unlawful appointments surface from city officials amid criticism of the Board and its managing officials.

Jersey City Street and Water Commissioners of Jersey Ciy John Boyd Mark M. Fagan Board of Street and Water Commissioners of Albert Losel Joan Boyd Fagan Bolles Boyd Excise Board Board of Finance William B. Mason Fagat Wiliam Connerty Connerty Pagan Chemiselves

Alleged Local Crooks Caught In New York Police Sweep

Agents of the Anti-Policy Society of New York arrested several men in a raid on a supposed policy shop on No y Warren street. Among those detained were John Randolph Collard, a Hoboken runner named Jaeger claiming 18 New Park Avenue, and Frederick Meeks of 1 1 6 Park Avenue Hoboken. The operation followed a traced route from Hoboken to the city.

Posey Circle John Randolph Collard Jersey City MacFarland Anti-Policy Society of New York Noy Warren Street Hoboken Jaeger New Park Evenuy Threely Frederick Meeks Park Avenue New Mers Sae

O14 and Well Trist Remedy Mia Winwow Boothing

Fragmentary OCR notes mention O14 and Well Trist Remedy associated with Mia and Winwow in a cryptic booting byrap for chi. The readable text supports no clear event or outcome.

Mia Winwow

U S Steel Plan Challenged In Jersey City Court

Vice Chancellor grants rule to show cause why U S Steel plan to convert 200000 of preferred stock into bonds should not be enjoined. Mrs. Merriam Berger, a holder with others, seeks to block the conversion as unconstitutional, arguing it impairs vested rights. Court orders copies of pleadings and affidavits served on Hudson Trust and J P Morgan & Co. The complaint traces Steel’s formation, acquisitions, and the large commissions paid to Morgan for loan arrangements.

Jersey City News Newars Jue Vicehancellor Emery United States Steel Corporation Robert H. McCister Merriam Berger Sullivan’ County Berger Steel Corporation Hudson Trust Company J. P. Morgan & Co Carnegie Company J. P. Morgan

Summers on the New Jersey Central Coast Travel Reach

A summer like reminder notes the New Jersey coast as a favored retreat with superb train service and lodging. It lists Seabright Atlantic City Ocean City Cape May and many towns served by the New Jersey Central. The railroad offers a hotel book with complete hotel information mailed free upon request.

New Jersey New Jersey Central Seabright Monmouth Normandie Ed Bamt Long Branch Weet Mud Mberone Asbury Ocean ‘Grove Avon Spring Lake Belmuir Beach Maven Atlantic City Ocean City Cape May General Pass New York

Buggy Crash Injures Baldwin and Pavonia Teaming

A horse hitched to a buggy owned by Dry Halloway of Baldwin and Pavonia Avenue Lvenue ran frightened yesterday. The buggy crashed into a telegraph pole in front of 1 Newark Avenue. The rider was saved by a citizen at Boulevard and Newark Avenue.

Dry Halloway Baldwin Pavonia Lvenue Telegraph Vale Newark Avenue Boulevard

Gasoline Ignites Freight Cars in Yard Blaze

Fire broke out in Waldy Avenue yard of Penn Valley Railroad late yesterday afternoon as two freight cars loaded with gasoline caught fire. Local employees extinguished the flames before bell alarms could be rung. No injuries reported.

Waldy Avenue

Bettle Fast Sinking in Camden State Banking Commissioner

Camden June 182 The Jersey City News reports State Banking Commissioner William Bettie is sinking rapidly at his home near Camden. Only family at his bedside as age weakens him. he has rarely attended the Stage Mouse at Trenton since adjournment, and has not been there for six weeks.

Jersey Camden William Bettie Battle Trenton

Roth Pioneer Home Contributions Report Month

Contributions to the Raymond Roth Pioneer Home were received from numerous individuals and families. The list includes Adelung Ackermann McAusland Brown Blankie Blum Berger Brant ham Beter Hush Bros Borns Bergheim Wonder Dohrmann McDermott Droste Bibel Ehrhardt Elladorf Erertehs Weber Puller Grau Grienkinger Graf Grimm Geedt Gelber Gellberd Main Hukmeyer Hopekee Hosier Mewndl Herat Heder Hugeaune Henmearoy Helin Hettmann Howers Jaewer Te He ceetermann Rolle Robinson Bltagu Benamweher Scum ene Mite New York Times Omme New York Journal Premier.

Raymond Roth Messrs Adelung Ackermann McAusland Brown Blankie Blum Berger Brantham Beter Hush Bros Borns Bergheim Wonder Dohrmann McDermott Droste Bibel Ehrhardt Elladorf Erertehs Weber Puller Grau Grienkinger Graf Grimm Geedt New York Jourcal Bunday

Up for Larceny Arraignment in First Criminal Court

Matthew Madden of Bramhall Avenue was arraigned this morning on robbery and assault charges. Lida Burns reported a theft of four gold chains and a silver vest from a young woman during a party on Steuben Street yesterday. Grand jury proceedings are pending. May 8.

Matthew Madden Emmine Lida Burns Bramhail Avenue Steuben Pera Diameth

Veterans of Two Wars Honor Annual Cox Festival

Veterans of two wars attended the annual Cox festival at the Spanish American War Veterans post 2 in New Jersey, with a review by multiple units from New York and Jersey City. A fencing exhibition by the New York squad followed a formal review, as speakers recalled wartime service and pay tribute to veterans including Commander Knale.

Cox Wikart Greenyilip Selveteen Park Jaros Ooranlen Thane Prhceit van Honten Aml Zobriskie Ponte Bencing Sanat Myztattun New York Foe Naval Squad Beookisu Bee Hive Social Jersey City Messie Cotiniell Rabo Daniel Wee Weslore Knale We Wark Ft Hmakne Kha Germany Managve Albert J. Wahlfirth Ernest Bebreke Johie Guenther Guo Frigeins James ©. Hookur Frederick Retunes John Menney Henry J. Burs Christopher Arnheltr Amalgh Deutt Hermatase Arcangemint Jere J. Curtis George McAgton Martin F. Anderson Joseph E. Suehman Thoms Burke Miningham Nicholas Marshall Percy Cunulingham

Pleas for Union Special to The Jersey City News

Community response to an interdenominational gathering features praise for a long awaited union effort. A donor’s unseen generosity is acknowledged by representatives of the Reformed Church and the Presbyterian group, with formal thanks extended during a shared service.

Jersey City News Assory Paik Jung Porelen Miesdune General Synod of the Reformed Church Webi Bréeje Vreahyterlan Cevitoh Browehti Devon Sail SebEres Wits

Protest Against Saloon Visit Sparks License Hearing

A crowd gathered on Grand Street near Chaumenipaw Avenue Friday night to protest a saloon license renewal. The meeting featured heated claims about licensing and language rules, with local residents and business owners weighing in.

Berth for Frank M G ee Fiagel McGee's Son Now Deputy Chief Clerk

Frank McGee son of the late Wiagel McGee has been appointed Deputy Chief Clerk in the Attorney General's office in Trenton. The appointment, entered upon duties yesterday, is attributed to the influence of Colwert Samuel D Buckelsomy, Secretary of State.

Fiagel McGee Trenton Frank McGee Wiagel McGee Gepate Shied Clark Meturtie Coloert Samuel D. Buckelsomy

Weather Indications for New York State

Weather indications for New York show unsettled conditions over the next thirty six hours. Persistent southerly winds are expected with variable cloudiness and chances of light rain. Temperatures remain mild with a slight cooling trend late today into tomorrow.

New York Jute A Ase

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