Vaccination dispute dominates Brunswick Board meeting
The Brunswick Board of Education, with most members present, debated compulsory vaccination after a resident complained his son Edward from No 2 School and daughter Mabel from No 1 School faced attendance consequences. Directors discussed committee action, possible legal advisory, and delayed a final decision until next meeting. Transfers and leaves of absence for several staff were approved, while the attorney said no law requires expulsion over vaccination issues and the health board signaled readiness to vaccinate but offered no further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bruns- Wick Sweet Sen
Edward
No. 2
Hite
Mabel
No. L
José
Lewis
Ward
Mulvaney
Ansie Campbell
Annie Bristol
Foth
Mary McNally
Esther McNeill
Corporation
John W. Queen
Seem
Board of Bayertion
Board of Health
Benjamin
Board of Health Sai
Board of
Edu
Real estate interest eyes Provost street block for big cold storage
Real estate agents report a New York backed effort to form a large cold storage warehouse on Provost street between Second and Third. A county lawyer is drafting New Jersey articles of incorporation, with rumored capitalization of 1600 dollars. West coast backers are said to be aiding the venture, papers to be filed at Wrenton to reveal company goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Provost Street
New Jersey
Big Beat Rus
Gut West
Wrenton
Noonan To Defend OBrien In Newark Murder Case
Judge orders Noonan to defend Joan OBrien of Newark who faces trial for murder after allegedly pushing his sister Mrs Maury Kelly down an Erie Railroad embankment in Harrisburg during a quarrel over a small Christmas Eve sum. Kelly died days later in a Newark hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dish
Tawyer Dosh
M. Noonan
Joan O'Brien
Newark
Muhfer
O'Brien
Maury Kelly
Erie Railroad
Harris
Death of Infant Joseph Mettinn at Fay Street
An infant, Joseph Mettinn, two months old, of 8 Fay Street, died yesterday without physician aid. County Physician Converse was notified. The item appears in a sympathetic clerk entry from the Oakland avenue police.
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Clotter
Oakland Avenue
Joseph Mettinn
Fay Street
Converse
Youth Arrested for Shooting Incident at Newark Street Bar
A fifteen year old, Edward Blackfield of 18 Stagbet Jersey City, was arrested in Hoboken yesterday for shooting at the Barriay street far cry entrance. He was arraigned before Revorder Stanton today, facing four days in the County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blackfield
Uts
Stag Bet
Jersey City
Hoboken
Orioy
Barriay Street
Stanton
Tax Revenue Surge Reaches City Hall Daily
Tax collection figures show seven thousand dollars daily pouring into City Hall as new fees and penalties drive revenue. Officials warn readers of upcoming enforcement actions and encourage timely payments to avoid further penalties.
Baldwin Avenue street improvements proposed by the board
The Street and Water Board holds a public hearing on Baldwin Avenue improvements March 19 at 2:00 PM. The final assessment map is filed and lists the affected streets and measurement references from Summit Avenue to Hancock Avenue including Baldwin Avenue and parallel streets with numerous distance markers and termini along the affected corridor.
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Street and Water Board
Baldwin Avenue
Summit Avenue
Grand Street
Crawford Street
Clifton Place
Prospect Street
Montgomery Street
Mercer Street
Gray Street
Wayne Street
Academy Street
Vroom Street
Front Street
Rock Street
Newkirk Street
High Street
Pennsylvania R. R
Perrine Street
East Street
Magdella Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
Hast Street
Henry Street
Pavoula Avenue
Pennsylvania BR
Newark Avenue
Hlliot Wisee
Palisade Ave
Quash Motion Ahead in High Court for Indictments
Counselor Albert C. Wall of Vredenburg will move in General Sessions tomorrow to quash indictments returned by Sheriff McLean’s reform grand jury against the Police Commissioners of Hoboken and Henry P. Soutier manager of the Lyric Theatre. If the motion fails, a discharge may be sought after two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Wall
Vredenburg
Frlaly
Tax Appeals Board in session on Jersey City cases
The State Board of Taxation met in City Hall to hear eleven appeals. Major cases included Central Railroad Company seeking reductions on three parcels. National Storage Company seeking underwater deduction and real estate cuts. Otto Gerdan seeking cancellation of a 5000 goods in transit assessment. several others for reductions on personal property and real estate with some cases dismissed or granted.
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State Board of Taxation
Assembly
City Hall
Clarice C. Blick
Jersey City
Camden
Carl Lentz
Newarkan
Thomas Usher
Central Railroad Company
McDermott
Communipaw Avenue
New York Bay
Brock
Gerdan
Thirteenth Street
Hugh Sutherland
Mente
Garfield Ayenue
Sutherland
Bernard Levine Ve.terany
Monitor Street
Long Dock Mills
Cain
Thomas Leonard
John M. Jones
Morgan Street
Washington Street
Western Elope Association
Jersey Cy
Tobacco King Angr y Somerville Board Seeks Factory
James B. Duke, head of the American Tobacco Company, faces local ire as Somerville residents await a factory he owns land for. A Board of Trade committee urged him to build, but townspeople report vandalism and lawn damage as they press for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Duke
James B. Duke
American
Tobaco Company
Board of Trade
H c
Dike
Fall From Engine Leaves Philadelphia Man Seriously Hurt
Sugene Carroll, twenty two, of 11 De Kait avenue Philadelphia, fell from his engine on the Pennsylvania Railroad at 3 30 this morning, sustaining serious injuries. He was taken to the City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugene Carroll
Ti de Kait Avenue
Philadelphia
3 & Fremon
Aiynhiad
Teamster Runs Amuck Stabbing spree in Paterson
Walter Fairclough a teamster frightened Paterson on March 1, using a butcher knife and razor in a wild assault. He stabbed several persons as streets and nearby stores emptied in minutes before Policeman Carlin captured him after a fierce struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Paterson
Walter Fairclough
Polichman Carlin
Suicide attempt reported for Inaao Vromen in unclear locale
An unclear police or medical report notes Inaao Vromen aged about thirty, described as a trust dealer, attempting suicide in the evening. The fragmentary text references neighborhood contacts and possibly a connection to Connell, but details are garbled and the exact location and outcome remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inaao Vromen
No. SF Amman Ovenbem Trust
Bitemple
Suicidi
Warlevic
Aby Br. Oy
Conneil
Mrs John Hartman Defends Her Treatment Of Tessie Hartman
Mrs Hartman tells a reporter she is not a cruel stepmother and explains Tessie left after clashing with her aunt in Pamrapo avenue. She says she cared for Tessie eleven years, denies abuse, and claims Tessie defied rules by staying out late and leaving home with no breakfast after a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartman
Tessie Hartman
Tessie
Pamrapo Avenue
Im Pam
Retired Jersey City Sergeant Miller Ends 21 Years of Service
At eight this morning in the Oakland avenue police station, Sergeant Robert Miller sealed a 21 year career with the Jersey City Police Department. Born in 1849 in New York, he was appointed March 1, 1880, by Commissioner J Q Bird M D. Miller, a long time roundsman turned sergeant, made several clever arrests and earned a fearless reputation. He retires at his home 17 Gardiner avenue with wife and daughter, planning to rest a year with no business plans, then focus on family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Avenue
Rgeant
Robert Miller
Barnes’ Mills
Jersey City
Miller
New York City
J. Q. Bird
Muller
No. 17
Gardiner Avenue
Evening School Figures Show Night Classes Reach 1901 Term
At a Board of Education meeting Superintendent Snyder reported evening school statistics for the term October 8 1900 to February 15 1901 across six schools including the central. Figures cover enrollment averages attendance and attendance percent with male and female breakdowns and noted increases from the prior year. The February attendance report lists totals on reserve and average register and attendance, plus class counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Snyder
Governor signs bill reshaping New Jersey elections
Special to The Jersey City News reports Governor Voorhees signed Meeker’s bill extending terms for town, township and borough officials. The measure, debated hours, reappoints terms and assigns which cities join the act, affecting voters across multiple counties while some rural areas remain unaffected. The signing followed lobbying and a two hour consultation with the Attorney General, hinting at political tradeoffs tied to Congressional redistricting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Trenton
Voorhees
Meeker
Mercer County
Charles N. Fowler
Union
Grey
Porkye
Hifean Seach
Jose
State House
City Hall
Murray
Baker
Hi- Lex
Hudson
Camden
Mi ‘Cer
Passaic
New Jersey
Brigantine City
Atlantic County
Montclair
Essex County
Bergen County
Englewood
Hackensack
Burlington County
Beverly
Northampton
Cape May
Dennis
Cumberland
Bridgeton
Millville
Gloucester
Woodbury
Hunterdon
Lambertville
Middlesex County
New Brunswick
Perth Amboy
Monmouth
Asbury Bark
Morris
Somerset
Siseex
Warren
Behat
Sigur
Hoboken High School Readies Elocution Contest
Hoboken City Superintendent A J Demarest organizes an upcoming elocution contest for Hoboken High School students. The exact date is undecided but expected near Easter Sunday. Details are incomplete in the fragment.
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A. J. Demarest
Hoboken
Sahat
Allan
Kelly Ang
Sudan
Strikers Quiet At Barnes Mill Amid Police Protection
Nearly two weeks into the Barnes Manufacturing sash and blind factory strike on West Side Avenue workers hold firm over pay for nine hours work. Police patrol the plant from six to eight each morning and keep watch for scabs as six men reported at the mill yesterday. Business Agent Conroy plans to withdraw allied industries from Barnes mill projects while Chief Murphy defends police presence to prevent breaches of the peace and protect workers seeking livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Manufacturing Company
West Side Avenue
Se Acote Suey Tee
Warlefts
Thomas F. Conroy
United Building Trades Council
Allied Industries
Barnes
Polles Murphy
Strikes Loom Over DeKalb Avenue Builders Case
A special meeting of the Executive Board of the Building Trades Council is called to address a plasterers grievance against Martin Depenbrock & Son who are building six houses on DeKalb Avenue near Garrison Avenue. Contractors claim they will hire union men but plasterers allied with the council refuse to work over a five year old financial dispute. The board aims to settle the tunneling dispute tonight and word arrives of a possible strike against the Grubelek Louces construction near Union Air.
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Building Trades Council
Erierance
Plosterers
Martin Depenbrock & Son
DeKalb Avenue
Garrison Avenue
Building Prades Council
Cooplaiey
Becklyn Pireproofime Company
Inn Hourth
Union Air
Ayilson Tree
Faeian
Matters of Fach Perla Reaaih of Fin They Tune Cram Daas
Fragmentary OCR text mentions financial matters and tuning, with unclear names and places. The readable parts reference Perla Reaaih, Fach, and a sea context but lack coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary Sea
Inventor Died Poor in New York Bay Cemetery
Emil Hunlaker aged sixty died in poverty after living alone on Forrest street. He claimed to invent the stem winding water and various machine ideas, kept a shop with valuable tools, and rode Broadway in a German Cavalry uniform. Undertaker Blocker and police hold the shop keys. a sister in Long Island promised to help but did not arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Hunailer
Forrest Street
Christ Hospital
Washington
Edward Blacker
Jacksonavenue
St Monday
New York Bay Cemetery
Humlker
Hummike
Broadway
New York
Hunsiker
George Opdyke
Undermker Blocker
Blocker
Hunziker
Long Island
Surroxate Hills
Arrested Woman Told to Submit to Recorder’s Advice
Paterson Jersey City News report from March 1 1901 describes Mrs Modginaga of Martin Street who, after claiming hauntings by “anvil spirits,” followed a recorder’s guidance and turned on a hose. The episode escalated as water erupted from pipes and the judge suspended the proceeding, ordering her to go home and try to grow more quiet.
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Jersey City News
Paterson
Recorter Senior
Dujla Hoiginson
Martin Street
Artestei
Recorder
Unclear Personal Note From Vanada Visit Recovered
A damaged OCR fragment reports a personal note about someone from Vanada who visited the firehead group and Bulinio en eu Taba, with garbled phrases and stray place names. No clear events or dates are discernible beyond a recent return or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepitanee
Vanada
Last Wagner Teun Show At Major Pond Festival
A biographical sketch of Wagner is presented at the Major Pond festival with biographical notes and popular pieces illustrated by Mr Gruss. The evening includes refreshments and a social interchange among attendees, listing numerous guests and couples present at the event.
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Nome
Gruss
Mesdames Flint
Gudage
Airs
Howard Sewer
2. J. Koons
In Koon
Beattica Koons
Mira John Heck
Ess Crowe
Idr
Ips
George Tendant
J. We Queen
Joel Brews
Ty Me Williams
Livingston Gifford
George
W. Sherwood
An Mea Pyle
Samuel Porman
May Seeman
George Wilson
Rowland
Roy Ingie
Harry Lowderhuegh
Mins Eveleth
Thomas
Married in Two Minutes by Hoboken Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Frank O Keete awoke at noon to marry a couple in two minutes. The bride Jeanpe Harman, a sailors wife, of 15 Maske avenue, and Mary Noon of 3 Sea and street, both of Mubukes, were wed as he resumed his nap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Frank O'Keete
Hoboken
Weedeny
Jenepe Harman
Silesman
Maske Avenue
Mary Noon
Sea and Street
Jie Hee
Hope for Newark in Public Buildings Debate
Washington December 1 congressional proceedings halted over a proposed omnibus amendment to the Sundry Civil bill. Debate centers on funding for Newark post office and carrier facilities, including a one story addition with heating and ventilation per Treasury plans, seeking completion of the new federal building in Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Staren
Shadee
Congress
Babator Patebaski
Ispacaal
Newarkers
Ieee
Rogan
Ceasury
Weather Outlook for Fork Area Increases Warmth
Forecast indicates a rise to about 82 degrees with occasional breezes and light rain possible. Hint of rain expected tomorrow as winds shift. readings from Hartnott Thermometrical Repert suggest warmer air masses moving in from the south.
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Hartnott
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Queen
Health Board
Noonan
O’brien
Uttle Joe
Herressages
Taxt
Iman
Vulleene
McLean
National Storage Company
Otto Gardan
Tobacco
Amuck
Cout
Sergeant Miller
ieFed
Hudson Mantles
Welsbach
Hudson County Gas CO
Emil Hunziker
Hope For Newark
Har
Gilice
Gutie
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