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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
1
Poidehard closes several hundred workers after a failed morning attempt to reopen the Phalanx Mill. Weavers, spinners, and preparers keep idle while owners and unionists argue over reopening and job guarantees. Meetings at Phalanx Hall and Hy Morning discuss strategies as tensions mount and potential trouble looms.
A distressing labor meeting held Thursday afternoon at 3230 the Casino Bring Street Sacurodbloek moved to decide on settlement terms and the timing of a strike. Workers from Tench mill were to gather at their respective homes and march to the mill to demand action on grievances. The mood was tense with divergent views on winter felting and maintenance of the line, but a plan emerged to coordinate walkouts across locations once a spokesperson was chosen.
A planned meeting in New York this afternoon aims to decide if the union is recognized and if strikers will return to work. Viewers report a unanimous decision is expected, with secrecy surrounding the meeting. If the union is not recognized, the strike will continue to its end.
The Street on Water Board balked at a February snow cleanup payment to fifty-one laborers totaling 827.25 amid disputed budgeting. Finance officials sought further investigation while Clerk Bouton defended the workers saying all work was completed and they deserve their pay.
Hoboken Republicans voice fatigue with the gold brick tactics of machine leaders led by Alexander Rabb. A former Republican County Committee member says patching the ranks is needed as fall campaigning nears and hints at an independent ticket. Robb, once a GOP assembly candidate, backs bold changes and Hoboken support for a stronger independent slate.
Saturday at Jersey City Tennis Grounds Bergen and Glenwood avenues saw round one and the semifinals. Ferrie beat Thompson 6 4 3 6 6 3. Husa defeated Kelly 7 5 0 6 6 4. Forrit beat Hussa 6 2 6 2. Cameron beat Esher 6 1 6 4. Est beat Walker 6 4 6 3. Lee defeated Kelly 6 2 6 8. Lee then beat Erb 6 4 6 1. Freath edged Fielder 6 7 4. Ferris beat Heath 2 7 5. Enwalil beat Ferts 6 1 6 4. Ke ris defeated Ferts 6 0 6 0. He beat Hoefler 6 1 6 3. George 1 beat J Salinger.
Florence Ruggles sues Charles Ruggles a Second National Bank clerk claiming marriage under duress and failure to support herself and their child. Ruggles denies duress asserting a forced ceremony after police pressure with offers of support rejected. The case signals heavy counsel fees and pendente lite maintenance while authorities report conflicting statements and a police warrant.
A political platform denounces the Republican majority for blocking reciprocity with Cuba and protecting the Sugar Trust. It praises Democratic backing for a bill reducing sugar prices for Americans and aiding Cuba, while criticizing Senate inaction. The document also calls for stronger anti trust measures, reform of the Anti Trust Law, and lower duties on US produced goods, plus opposition to Congress adjournment until reforms pass.
Henry Burton, homeless, was seen taking flowers from graves at New York Bay Cemetery. Police arrested him after Officer Land intervened. Complainant John Schmelz testified. In court Burton blamed drunkenness as Justice Murphy sentenced him to six months at Snake Hill Penitentiary.
The article notes Bach's sacred aria Bleeding Heart sung by Jessie Parker at Park Reformed Church Morning Service. It discusses Bach's religious sentiment, contrasts him with Handel, and questions Bach's modern appeal, citing Leipzig and Eisenach as key towns in his career.
About twenty six German students from New Jersey colleges met at Nuegeli's Hotel in Hoboken to discuss forming a University Club for Germans in the state. The idea traces to a National German meeting in New York amid Prince Henry's visit, with J. Meron Morgatt and others joining. Attendees from Newark and Hoboken heard speeches by Dr. Mertens and Dr. Schneider as plans were postponed pending broader German interest.
Charles Smith of 31 Cook Street faced Police Justice Murphy in the Second Criminal Court charged with atrocious assault on his wife Rosanna a white woman. He allegedly split her head open with a clue and claimed she was always drunk. His sworn account differed from his wife’s and he was discharged.
In the Second Criminal Court this morning John Smils of 100 Boyd Avenue faced charges of stealing brags valves and oil cups from Wick brass foundry 340 Claremont Avenue. The father, a Yonkers lawyer, appeared before Justice Murphy and wept as he sought the boy’s release. A Soundes baeres representative said the complaint was not pressed.
Captain Cody and Detective Lee raided a disorderly house at 144 Railroad Avenue about 1:30 AM. They arrested Louisa Brown 40 Helen Thornton 22 Henry Cook 86 and Richard Fennon 34 all named as occupants or visitors. Fennon, 6 feet tall, hid in a closet and tried to squeeze into a three foot trunk. The case, tied to Mrs Lottie Ford, was adjourned to tomorrow in West Criminal Court.
Abe Hellenstein, an alley resident on Monroe Street New York City, is held for Grand Jury action by Recorder Stanton in Hoboken Police Court after being charged with stealing a pocketbook containing ninety one cents from Madeline Rochenstein of 28 Monroe Street. The key testimony came from Robert Hammer who says he watched Hollenstein from a Monroe Street tenement window and saw him remove the purse from a woman on Tremont Street as she walked.
Examination for teachers and principals certificates will be held to warrant or room in Superintendent Snyder's office. The May 16 session requires a seat and proper identification for applicants seeking licensure and verification.
At St Josephs Roman Catholic Church yesterday a Reverend delivered a benediction or homily. The text mentions devout participation and a generous offering. The fragmentary OCR text is unclear on exact names and events but indicates a religious service with expected rites and community generosity.
Crowds gathered at City Hall this morning as officials announced a time extension for water taxes. Many residents were unaware of the deadline and risked penalties if payments were not made by the extended date.
Somerset County Republicans accuse outside interference by Yourhues and Fowler in the Fourth district race. Thompson favored locally though he avoids a contest, Mercer figures show Lanning as possible but reluctant. Some recall past meddling and warn against intruding from Union, Hunterdon, or Mercer counties as Republicans weigh a costly bid.
Former judge Thomas F Nooman Jr of Bayonne District Court will not dispute clerks right to take affidavits. Neonan obtained a writ for his client preventing an execution. The verdict against him in Bayonne District Court was recently reported in Ere News and will be argued in November.
Fragmentary OCR text references a burial involving Dr Charles Cunyersn and Captain O Brien. Readable fragments mention O Brien and a burial context but lack clear dates, locations, or full names for replacement verification. Further legible source material is needed to finalize events.
Trenton July 30 1902 the funeral of Witla ay Kooi will be held at noon tomorrow from his residence 20 Towing Street. The service will be conducted by Wey Strather Joes rector of St Michael WH. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. Remains will be taken from Winton street station at 2 pm. Prenton Press Club president William Rooms will attend. special meeting held to express grief and praise Kooi’s versatility resourcefulness and steadfastness.
Special to The Jersey City News Cape May June 24 reports the death of H B Paul a veteran observer and leading Democratic politician in New Jersey. He served as police justice from 1802 and held a post as postmaster with ties to Camden and the Democratic National Committee.
Clerk William Harrison of the Ap pénix Commission alleges that Teate Cohen of a Great Easter Ave Company in New York acted with agents to secure orders for pictures and crayons. Cohen was arrested at Mrs Morris’s residence, No 57 Montgomery Street, near the station house. Harrison says Cohen promised to return a photographed portrait and to pay $10 as security, while the firm used victims who valued their photos to extract money.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a frightened reaction to pistol shots in a neighborhood setting. The readable parts mention a street, a residence, and uneasy feelings among bystanders, but lack coherent names, dates, or concrete details. The piece reflects a chaotic local notice style with uncertain events.
Mevorsim and Weald report a male to deadity issue. Patrie Sretive Murr is tied to a local case at Serana Criniawt Chet Yilir. Kuwuy Joven Mar and Patrick Gay are named as involved, each listed with a $100 payment.
Fragmentary court calendar note mentions general session, accounts, and witnesses. Reads as brief record of proceedings with missing details on cases and participants.
Weather indications for New York report mild conditions with a likely mix of clear and fair skies. Forecasters expect light winds and variable cloud cover late tonight into Tuesday morning. temperatures near normal with no significant precipitation expected.
Public notice announces liquor license applications and petition deadlines. It lists a June 16 1902 order of the Board of Excise Commission and specifies filing and hearing timelines for liquor license issuance. The fragmented text references sale licenses and required petitions or hearings.
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