Democratic Stewardship Delivers Big Year for County
The County Collector's report shows the board reduced expenditures by over $55,000 from prior years while funding essential public works. Despite starting with a smaller appropriation the Freeholders completed needed fire protection, smallpox readiness, road and bridge repairs, and other improvements, leaving an unexpended balance of $15,507.35 and total 1910 901 expenditure around $420,039.05 through November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake Hill
Yallons
Cmary
Almshouse
State Board of ‘Chieren
Almehouse Committee
Possivle
Wable
Tuxfer
Jaigun
Aameheuse
Smallpox Hospital
Tor All Gunnuses
Hackensack River
New Passaic
Erie Railroad eyes Pandora Tunnel plan over Heights
At Erie Railroad offices the New York Evening Post reports no tunnel removal. Instead the firm proposes the Pandora Tunnel project from its Jersey City terminal over the Heights to the other side to divert busy traffic and reserve the old tunnel for freight. Plans exist, timing undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
New York “Evening Post
Jersey City
Erie Company
Widt
Sewell’s Estate Valuation in New Jersey Loss
Camden June 30 1902 The appraisement of General William J Sewell estate shows value 1 373 000 with 62 000 in New York State and the rest in New Jersey Administration costs including decetor commissions 35 000 renewal expenses 5 400 Executors are widow Helen J Sewell son William J Sewell and Camden Bank Deposit and Trust Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Camden
William J. Sewell
Fle
New York State
New Jersey
Helen J. Sewell
Theun
Wiliam J. Sewell
Camden Bate Deposit and Trust Company
Funeral of C. J. Ryan in Saint John Church
The funeral of Cornelius J. Ryan, who died from a complication of disease at his home on Summit and St Paul’s avenue, was held this morning at St John’s Church Boulevard and Van Winkle, drawing a large gathering of friends and relatives. After a solemn requiem mass, the procession proceeded to Holy Name Cemetery on West Side avenue for interment, with many prominent Democratic politicians attending.
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Cornelius J. Ryan
Corner Summit
St. Paul’ Svenue
Inez
St. John's KR. G. Church
Boutevard and
van Winkle
Artsed
Holy Name Cemetery
Weat Side Avenue
Lost His Way Nine Year Old Boy Wanders City
A nine year old boy named Thomas Miller was found wandering near Hoboken after becoming separated from his mother on Saturday night. Police and local officials located his guardians and ensured his safe return home.
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Hobsken
Thomas Miller
Epidemic Over Says Snake Hill Toll Doctor
Medioal Superintendent Dr. George W. Kligz, in charge of the Snake Hill smallpox hospital, says the worst may be over as daily deaths fall below twenty and new cases drop to near zero. He cautions that as cold weather returns, vaccination remains essential to prevent a reemergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kligz
Snake Hill
Beca Uw
New Corporations File Articles in Hudson County
New corporations to file articles of incorporation at the Hudson County Clerk's office on Saturday include Vermont Power and Manufacturing Company with a $150,000 capital stock. It will acquire riparian rights and supply water power for manufacturing electricity and other materials. Incorporators: Kenneth K. McLaren, W. L. Fairchild, Howard K. Weed. Pan-American Ore and Shipping Company, capital stock $100,000, will mine and traffic in iron ore. Incorporators: Cyrus C. Marble, B. Warren, Kenneth K. McLaren. Burnham Manufacturing Company, capital stock $300,000, will operate letters patent for letter boxes. Incorporators: Arthur M. Burham, A C Harlow, others. Winchester Manufacturing Company, capital stock $250,000, engages in every branch of manufacturing. Incorporators: Chas C Whitten, George R Whitten, Henry Weed.
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Hudson County Clerk’s
Vermont Power and Manufacturing Company
Exchange Place
Jersey City
Kenneth K. McLaren
W. L. Fairchild
Howard K. Weed
Pan-American Ore and Shipping Company
Cyrus C. Marble
B. &. Warren
Burnham Manufacturing Company
Jersey
Chas, C. Whitten
George R. Whitten
Boston
Mass
Henry Weed
West Newton
Muse
Steamfitters Meet Reforms and Labor Parade Plans
Steamfitters Local No. 274 held a Saturday meeting at Butlers Hall Grove and Third streets. Business Agent W J Gallagher reported progress with the Board of Education toward employing local labor on public work in the future. Delegates James Pinnigan Charles E Epting and William Z Gallagher were named to attend the Central Labor Unions. The union aims for large representation in the Labor Day parade. A grievance was raised against Theodore Smith Son for using non union helpers. Officers elected for the coming term include W J Gallagher president Vincent Altimeyer vice president Charles E Holing treasurer Samuel Lee financial secretary Frank Moran recording secretary Joly B McBride corresponding secretary and George Hamilton statistician.
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Steamfitters
Butlers Hall
Grove
Third Streets
W. J. Gallagher
Board of Education
Central
James Pinnigan
Charles E. Epting
William Z. Gallagher
Theodore Smith & Son
Vincent
Elopers Arrested In Brooklyn Missing Woman Case
Mary Hayes a sixteen year old colored girl who eloped from Brooklyn with a divorced man was arrested last night by Detective Lee at No 276 Newark street. He had started housekeeping Saturday afternoon. Nathany W. Davis, the girl’s alleged escort of No 17 Rudewood place, Brooklyn, told Justice Hoos that he would take Mary home. The girl held nothing back in court but gave no information about the man she ran away with and was discharged.
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Mary Hayes
Brooklyn
Demetive Lee
Newark Ty Aid
Nathany W. Davia
Alee
Rudewood Place
Justice Hoos
Mary Hack
Dinchargau
Vallimore
Iabor
Reis
aummAr
Childres
Live notes from town around General Willi Heppepler residence
Chronicle of miscellaneous town happenings includes Patrolman Moran leaving for Wales on leave, a Florida alligator in a Court House fountain preying on a sparrow, a Jackson avenue laundry scheme offering gifts for high bills, rain halting speedway, police vacation notices, and local travel and civic notes.
Park Church excursion to Richmond Beach
Park Church joined by Centenary M E and First Presbyterian for a Saturday trip to Richmond Beach Staten Island. Weather was pleasant and travel by a three decked barge proved swift. There were games lunch and socializing under a shabby grove as Rev J Morgan helped. The highlight will be the Young Men’s League moonlight excursion on July 18.
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Park Reformed Church
M. E
First Presbyterian
Richmond Beach
Staten Island
Park Church
Young Munté League
Boards Confer Tomorrow on Water and Finances
The Street and Water Board and the Board of Finance will confer on Wednesday about the former's estimate of funds needed for planned improvements and utilities steps.
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Street and Water Board
Board of Finance
Usu
Twelfth Ward Citizens Press for School Overhaul No 10
The Twelfth Ward residents protest the handling of No 10 School replacement near Pierre Avenue and Paterson Street. Mothers form a club urging funds for a new school, repairs, and safety measures while Socialist branch denounces limited free speech at a public meeting and demands accelerated school construction and improving old No 10.
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Board of Finance
Board of Education
Pierre Avenue
Paterson Street
South Bergen
No. 10
Mothers’ Club
Jersey City Heights
Board of
Advcntion
Twelfth Ward
Kalaber
Liederkrane Hall
Central Avenue
Socialist Party
Improvement Societies of
Behool
Citizens
Tectia
Heath More Genial Assistant Clerk Visits Stables
Heath More Genial, assistant clerk for Forreat A Heath of the Board of Finance and auditor to the Committee on Concurrent Resolutions, visited Wayne Street stables this afternoon seeking information on Street and Water Board affairs. He praised John Hannan for efficiency and planned to report to Leader Winnene on Wednesday after touring Rummit avenue water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Board of Finance
Fle Wayne
Street and Water Board
John Hannan
Henry
Rum Mit Avenue
Ierd
Winnnee
Corner Stone Laying Postponed for Saviour Church
The cornerstone laying of the English Lutheran Church of Our Saviour at Her poy averme and Hantic Street, with Rev. E. W. Fulper as pastor, was postponed from the planned date. Officials expect a new announcement soon and urge community members to await further details.
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Luthera Church of Our Saviour
E.W. Fulper
Rune Out Runetour Park
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a park and a team, with unclear names and actions. The readable portion references a scene or event at a park and a team involved, but specifics such as proper nouns, dates, or outcomes are not legible enough to confirm.
Nature Studies Cradles Built by Birds and Bears
A long essay explores cradle building across species beginning with birds such as orioles and wasps. It describes nests woven from twine, grass, and mud, noting intelligent design, parental care, and examples from mammals and plants. The piece includes vivid observations of human and animal influence on nests and the universality of nurturing behavior.
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Board of Freeholders
Erie Tunnel
Panhora
Sewell
United States
C. J. Ryan
Geo. W. King
Winchester Manufacturing Company
Thomas Geraghtr
North Jenny Sect Railway Company
Comsout
Ut Corget
Willi Heppepleraner
Terner
Washington Etreet
Ouréraby
Thomas J. Moran
Pais
Wweland
Larcaris
Boyle
Korcommen
Mortin
Stelf
Court House
Florida
Jackson Avenue
Atlantic Street
Clinamaggins
Gattenbero Speedway
Wight
John D. Dunn
Frederick G. Bstheibe
Fifth Precinct
Mr. Scheibe
Cone
Beeavens
York Street
Henderson Street
Henderson
York
Mercer Streets
Mercer
Hudson Boulevard
Pennsylvania Ferries
John Noe
City Collector's Office
Washington, D. C
John Mangels
City Hall
John
Foxy
William Rowland
Bayview Avenue
Ocean Grove
Jack Graham
Nik
No. 265
Pairmount Agenue
Patrick Hayes
Hoboken
Middle States
Rekis
Heath More Genial
Nature
Allem Walton Gould, A. M
Coluberian
Lex
Ordee
Fesser
Jan Heemner
Jeuney
Cory
Jiecery
Mate-Om Tie Gay
Tae
Sahn Kazanbi Anesdey
Hwan Kanech
Ateas
Kaneshley
Isn
Jerwey
Eudeen
Echek FM
Sereen
John Balbetemas
Ameres
Ian Ovllowan
CMW
Benge
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