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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
2
In a sharp setback for top contenders Dickinson Woolley and Fry, the report highlights their decline as others seize prominence. Analysts note shifts in matchups and opportunities that favor emerging rivals, reshaping the regional boxing hierarchy.
A temporary organization announces plans to nominate a political ticket and to hold private weekly meetings. The notice states that members will convene regularly to discuss strategies and coordinate efforts ahead of upcoming elections.
Aaron S Baldwin speaks with a smile but dodges direct questions while confirming news of an Independent Movement within the county Republican faction. He notes dissatisfaction with the current party, cites favored appointments as proof of disregard, and suggests potential for an independent ticket this fall, though he declines specifics.
The piece traces internal party strife as independents seek a lasting county organization, criticizing leaders like Woolley and Dickinson while praising Aaron Baldwin. It notes plans for a permanent county-wide committee, potential selection at a future meeting, and Baldwin as a symbolic ally despite past setbacks.
Patrick Fitagevalds to oversee the Tadnon Tiven tunnel project as chief superintendent. Sergeant Andrew Booth from First Precinct assumes a nonrest red role with two years of technical study, while patrolmen Lotto, Moley, and Arving prepare for new duties. Neighborhoods buzz about a growing cop, doctor, and lawyer social scene and a planned team to challenge police. Meanwhile, John Ward and Janice Johnson head to Anglia City for a two week stay. Pete the trolley driver and others enjoy playful car-start pranks as high winds disrupt day, hats flying and skirts flashing, with liverymen seeking coaches for a high school event.
A new Cranberry Lake resort in Bore County offers Piabine sea bathing quninsals swings and leisure activities for visitors. The Lackawanuns Railroad Company promotes the outing destination amid noontide sunshine and rustic scenery.
John R. Pratt was ordained a full minister of the Congregational Church last night at Tompkins Avenue Church in Brooklyn. The service featured organ music, scripture readings, a sermon by Howard Z. Tugersoll, and greetings from church leaders including Charles W. King and Rev. Livingstone Taylor.
A man aged 48 fell from a tree while picking cherries at his home in Greenvale on a January evening. He suffered severe injuries after a branch broke beneath him and was attended by Dr. Walter with the city nurse Noel in attendance. The report notes lingering injuries and possible influence of alcohol.
The State Board of Taxation will rule on appeals from Jersey City and Hoboken properties. Cases include Adolph Steading v City of Jersey City with Lot No 1 and 387 Bergen Ave assessed at 6300, and Michael Cooper v City of Jersey City assessed at 700 for property on Kearny Avenue. Appeals cover railways, elevators, and land around the New York Bay shore, with assessments ranging up to 1 000 000 plus.
Public notice invites sealed proposals for North Street improvement between Madison Boulevard and Nelson Avenue. Details list earthwork, curbs, Belgian paving, and manholes with completion in 40 working days. bids must include bond and conform to city charter requirements. the Board of Street and Water Commissioners will review proposals and may reject any or all bids.
Incomplete text shows names and scattered phrases. No coherent event, date, or location readable to establish a news item or outcome.
Long historical notices detail bids for sewer and building work in Jersey City, including terms, bonds, and compliance requirements. It covers assessments for window constructions, road and sewer improvements, and public sales by chancery with dates, locations, and involved officials.
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