Oil Permit Controversy Touches Heist & Young Case
A telephone interview reveals tension over who counsels Heist & Young and whether oil tank permits in Lafayette drive the spat. Mr. Angel denies representing the firm while stenographer Mixx Williams suggests otherwise, amid claims of confusion and press pursuit. The exchange highlights secrecy around when where and how the tank issue will be exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Angel
Miss. Williams
the News
Mr. Angel
Luting
Young
Mixx Williams
Lagiyette
Angel
Ani
Walt
Lafayette
Hughes
Rims
Verbal Inquiry Reveals Internal Debate On Rally Road Interests
A transcript shows officials debating who benefits from a certain decision. Commissioner Hennessy opposed a permit, reportedly due to ties to the Pennsylvania Rally road project. The exchange hints at political maneuvering and differing loyalties among local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetet & Young
Tam
Hennessy
Pennsylvania
School Bonds Ordered by Board of Finance
The Board of Finance ordered bonds totaling 20700 for general school repairs after a shortened meeting with three members present. A 4 percent temporary loan will be repaid next year via the tax levy, with initial funds reduced from 26400 to 20790. Additional temp loans were approved for No 7 and No 22 boiler work and No 9 boiler and electrical repairs. President Ringle was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fagan
Board of Finance
Board of School
Finance Board
Lembeck
Hough
George L. Record
Messrs
Lembeck and
Howwysh
Kerimate
Lembeck and Hough
I Board of Finance
No. 7
No. 22
No. 9
Jacob Ringle
Ringle
Perry
Engineers to Entertain at Avenue House Tonight
Independent Union of Steam Engineers will present an introductory smoker at the Avenue House tonight. A fine program is promised with excellent talent engaged and arrangements complete to ensure a good time for all attendees. The event may feature competitive displays with allied trades in attendance and Prades Connell expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loen
Independent
Union of Steam Engineers
Avenue House
Esxcelleht Tileet
Usrongheee Building
Prades Connell
Badge Contract Award for Furnishing Albatrosses
A committee meeting on September 21 awarded a contract for supplying Alb ators to Whitetend Hyatt & Company of Newark. The award commits Whitetend Hyatt to begin preparations and have materials ready for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyatt d& Company
Newark
Rutgers Law Honors Class of 82 Members Gather
Members of Rutgers College class of 82 were honored yesterday at a gathering. Notable attendees included William F. and Nigey Terpe, with Sywier J. Wortendyke serving as vice-president. The event drew participants from distant places including Chins, India, and remote regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers’ College
Wits
Wiliam F
Nigey Terpe
Brenient
Sywier J. Wortendyke
Chins
India
Earth
Mayor Fagan challenges tax assessment findings in letter
Mayor Fagan writes to President Hoos of the Tas Board and Commissioner Deyton asserting Tax Commissioner Degnan found the curing area's assessment was made without considering his findings. He calls the assessment just and unfair in a lengthy tabulated letter. The missive arrived too late for publication today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan Lua
Robert al. Hoos
Tas Board
Charles H. Deyton
Degnan
Niwa
Tax Board upholds Jersey Central, fines Postal Telegraph
The State Board of Taxation, meeting at City Hall, dismissed Jersey Central Railroad’s appeal against local tax assessments for Communipaw and New York Bay properties, confirming total values of 1 608 000 and 773 000 dollars. The penalty on Postal Telegraph Cable Co. was reduced from 3000 to 1000 dollars. Eagan Schoolproperty assessment of 10 000 dollars was sustained as taxable. Appeals by Jersey City Hoboken Paterson Street Railway and Snead & Co. ironworks were denied or confirmed as appropriate.
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State Board of Taxation
Jersey Central Railroad
New York Bay
Jersey City
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Eagan
Eagen School of Business
Hoboken
Eagan’s
Jersey City, Hoboken & Paterson Street Railway Company
Snead & Co
City Finance Board Reconsiders Charter Compilation
The Board of Finance overturned a 1899 resolution directing Corporation Counsel to oversee a city charter compilation. Lawyer Griffiths claimed work nearly finished and sought court relief. Finance Commissioners debated cost and completion, ultimately ordering Griffiths to finish, with pay around $1,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Griffiths
Board of Finance
Howard Gri
Allan L. McDermutt
Finance Board
Corporation Counsel Record
Supreme Court
Gilbert Golling
Kitfiller
Finance Commissioners
Corporation Counsel
Grifths
Safe Fall Graze and Beef Trust Talks in Jersey City
A 20 month old, John Casserly, fell 87 feet from a third story Newark avenue window but survived with no injuries, shocking his mother and neighbors. The incident prompts debate among Jersey City butchers about establishing a city slaughterhouse to counter Beef Trust influence while discussing tariffs on Canadian cattle and potential farm prosperity in the Hudson Valley. Pavonia Brand canned peas are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casserly
James Casserly
Newark Avenue
Tng
Railroad Avenue
Thomas Regan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Regan
Jersey City
John
Hoboken
Obie
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hudson Valley
Yenson
Gamblers Not Jailed In Union Gambling Case
Sol Baer and Harry Hopkins were convicted in the Court of General Sessions on a gambling charge at 422 Gardner Street Union. Judge Blair fined each $250 plus costs. mercy from the jury spared imprisonment. Friends race to raise funds to cover the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Baer
Harry Hopkins
Court of General Sessions
Gardner Street
Town of Union
Blair
Tin
Aow
St Marys Catholic Institute closes with entertainment display
The St Marys Catholic Institute closing exercises at the Catholic Church in Jersey showcased recitations by George V Brastel John Mather William J Sanders John Toolun and Thomas J Brogan. Cadets led by Captain T Mas honey performed a drill and an operetta The Bell in the Forest delighted the audience with a bright score and varied roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Institute
Jersey
George V. Brastel
John Mather
William J. Sanders
John Toolun
Thomas J. Brogan
T. Mashoney
Amber
David A. Newton
William J. Sinders
Thomas A. Muffins
John I. Maher
George W. Brasiel
Edward A. Ryan
Thomas J. Brogas
William McSpiritt
Preda Schaefer
Joseph J. Kell
Edward A. Mullins
James F. Hamilton
B. Henry Ter Woert
St. Mary's
Robert Davis
Allan
L. McDermott
Thomas P. McDonough
Frank McNally
James J. Ferris
John Zeller
Edward Hart
Stephen Egan
Charles C. Carroll
William F. Moran
Prince Percival
B. Ryan
Count Ruprecht
Count Leopold
Prince
D. Newton
F. Schaefer
Alexio Forster
T. Beagan
Karl Krag
G. Brassely Bluster
J. Hutisilton
Ol Sereeeh
Town Charch
Maher
Franz Staub
Wanderer
F. Mahia
Avgils Hime
Mopshan
Waxem
W. Lamlere
Stitchen
Taller
Mullins
Chapem
Dutcher
W. Me Spiritt
Knesdem
Baker
E. Boylan
J. Kelly
J. Spring
Hautsmen
C. McDonough
J. Ley
F- Mooney
St Bridget’s Parochial School to hold closing exercises
The closing exercises at St Bridget’s Parochial School occur this evening at St Bridget’s School Hall Mercer and Brunswick streets. The Sisters have arranged drills songs and recitations. Graduates will receive certificates tomorrow evening with presentation by Rev John F Ryan of St Bridger’s Church.
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St. Bridget's Parochial School
St. Bridget’s School
Mercer and
Brunswick Streets
John F. Ryan
St. Bridger's Church
Play at St Pauls Pups Stage Pie Hell in the Forest
A picturesque operetta titled Pie Hell in the Forest was the highlight of St Banl's parish school exercises at Central Hall. Over twelve hundred attended as children performed in drills and dances, with vocal and instrumental trios and a grand closing chorus by both boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Banl's Parochial School
Central Hall
Sidithun
Grandma
Two Men Die Sudden Deaths in Hudson City
In Hudson City yesterday Christian Honig, 40, died at 645 AM at 721 Tonnelle Avenue after complaints of wart tron de. Frederick Borach, 42, died at 950 AM in a boardinghouse at 234 Cambridge Avenue after tea and medical treatment for gry flgrang.
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Hudson City
Christian Honig
Tonnelle Avenue
Frederick Borach
Mayor Fagan Eyes Site For Fifty Free Dispensary
Mayor Fagan says he intends to discuss with Health Board Dr Hart this afternoon the location of the fifty Free Dispensary, likely near the Dive Corners, as part of the health effort.
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Fagan
Dr. Hart
The
Health Board
Century booms stocks at sale and gala civic event
A lively evening featured compliments to Assemblyman Carl Schumann and ex-Congressman Thomas McEwan Jr as the Twelfth Ward Improvement Association celebrated progress in Lincoln Street improvements, a new police station, sewer work, and riverfront projects. Mayor Howe and Ex Mayor Fagan attended. speeches urged nonpartisanship and continued public works. a separate securities auction in Jersey City drew prominent bidders and strong prices for municipal bonds and transit stocks.
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Marce
Carl Schumann
Thomas McKivan, Jr
Twelfth Wart Improvement Association
Imipravenenen
Sehurrinan
Nmssein
McEwan
Washington
Julius Berger
Robert Mair
Beer Taty Frederick Bagaseh
Hoek
Manharine Avenue
Sehiol
River View Park
Sebool
Egbert
Berger
Howe
Muckl
Geradots Avenue
Fagan
Ile
Robert Muir
Schumann
Hudson City Business Men’s Association
Elty
Arthur Corby
Arion
Knights of Old
Jersey City's Water Pipe Plan Approved by Federal, Needs State OK
Jersey City's water supply plans to lay a new pipe from Boonton to service the city via the Hackensack River received federal approval but require state consent before work can start. The commission also reviewed grant applications from Johan I. Myer for 200 feet on the Neversink River and Bit Quimby for a strip on the Kill. All applications were laid over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Cir Water Supply
He Stile Fiperian
Tersey City
Boonton
Hackensack
United States
Lax
Noa
Johan I. Mryer
Neversink
Kill We Kall
Delayed Transatlantic Steamers Prompt Passengers
A garbled OCR report notes a Greyhound service delay involving the Hamburg-American and North German Lloyd liners. The text mentions passengers facing hold but is unreadable in key details such as dates, exact ports, and captain names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foret Pilwarek
Piedrich der Grom
Heeken
Hackensack Break Repair Cost Up From Estimate
A special Street and Water Board meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon to decide how to proceed with repairing the break in Hackensack River water mains. Officials warn repairs may exceed engineering estimates and will require swift action to protect finances and public services.
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Street and Water Board
Woo'rock
Hackensack
An O14 and Well Tried Remedy
Mrs. Wismow's Seething Syrup for children teething should always be used. It softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarhoea.
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Ngil
Helin
Brooklyn
Heist & Young
Beni
Nya Muy Mawobur
Fim of
Hulse
Charlies DD. Thompson
Chamesiar Pitney
Cheoire
TC. Brewerie Veo Ansley
J. C. Lawyers
Central
State Tax Board
City Annals
Weart
Spencer Weart
North Jersey Street Railway Cormpany
New Brunswick
Jurdieles
Ogal
Beef Trust
Writers OF
PACT
Pavonia
D. J. Cleary Co
Union Hill
Parochial School
ST. Paul's
Venice
the Five Corners
Twelfth
Tom McEwan
Sinking Fund Commission
Men Estate Trusty 2
Fie Compass
Montgomery Street
Mrak Stevens
Peomimeit Webbers
Bisiggee Mbit
Potheed
Tohu D. Carseat
Phinl National Bank
Sinking Pound
G. Tlosking
Leonard J. Gentom
Smal McBurady
PC. Wolhert
da Bawinnon
James P. Woodmencey
Cuidolore Lanner
Taylor
George Ft
Brewetly Willian G. B. Lee
Abealom
Horne
J. Wiggins
Willlene Cleeke
Joh. P. Feeney
HL Halliday
Chanptrater Hough
Paterson Hailway Co
New Jersy
Dive Tone
Wee
Tom
Consolidatis Traction Cy
New Fervor
Tow
Xathona Bank
Jerez City
Nativanl Benk
Haskiar
Harrnett
Riparian Board
Main
Hackensack Break
Joel
Karurlanl
Salman
Ils Hurvived
Just
IR Henery
M. J. Odonnele
Hersey City
Industrind Turvestment and Development Company
Sled Cums Ess
Pentein
Pew Company
Steet Hs Datel Leew
Ral
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