Would Be Aldermen In Looming City Elections
Readers see a crowded field of Democratic aspirants across wards as spring aldermanic races loom. Incumbents McBride Farrell in the First Ward. Dittmar in the Second seeking renomination. Tribe Cole leaving the Third. Warry and Cathen in the Fourth. Lyons, McCormack, Tuite, and Dyke among others in the Fifth through Seventh wards. Nominations in the Eighth and Ninth wards unclear, with club leaders plotting a strong candidate. Mueller in the Tenth ward up for renomination amid hopeful rivals seeking to extend long service on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McBride
McBride
Bernard Farrell
George B. Dittmar
Edward Bare
Dittmar
Wird
Bolider
Tribe
Cole
Ifice
Simuél Warrly
Wssecthom
Sam
William Cathen
da Tho Buand
Murphy
John Lyons
Lomiblard Partety
Lyone
Chetstopner McCormack
Newark Avenue
Pildh Street
McCormack
Pever Tuite
Steth
Dustee
John H. Wall
James Gallagher
Justice
Justice of the Peace
All Saints Lyceum
Poplar
Alderrane
Petér Ehrhart
Jitrick Hawley
Wilhit
Ucket
Seventh Ward
Cluir
Ebrhart
Joseph Diff
Danforth Avenue
Ida
Durr
Joseph Slane
Democratic Club
Burt
Jacob J. Mueller
Biimene
Kinkhead
Mir
Mabsler
Abo
Candifete
Mullet
Oyen
Ward candidates vie for renomination in city board race
The Eleventh Ward backs Edward White for holdover Alderman as Gustav Loth seeks to retain his Twelfth Ward seat. Gustav Loth, a popular hotelier, is expected to win renomination if he remains in the race, while Robert Cavkson is also listed as holdover in the discussion of ward representation.
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Atiermen
Monget
Leist
Oulland Avenue
Ckroass
Pound
Teuntly Miye
Jefferson Avenue
Edward White
Bleventt
Gustav ‘Loth
al- Gurmen
Toth
Loth
Robert Cavkson
Benefit Of Smallpox Inflammatory City Hall Meeting
Dr John D McGil mocks panic at a conference with City Hall Commissioners and the Health Board as they consider a smallpox ban The doctor argues smallpox can purge evils from a man and hints at using it to reform crooked individuals Superintendent Emil Dug counters with skepticism The group passes a resolution empowering the Health Board and a bill drafted to authorize the Board of Finance to fund a health facility in the City Hospital grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McGil
Health Board
Cty Hall
Odgbt
Emil Dug
Detz
Viere
Uddin
McGill
Board of Pishnoe
Raiue
Electrical Combine Unites Hudson Essex Electric Firms
Thirteen electric light companies in Hudson and Essex counties merge into the United Electric Company at Newark offices. Local consolidations include Jersey City Electric, Worth Hudson Light and Power, and the portion of People's Light and Power run by Jersey City Electric Light. Capital stands at 15 million dollars.
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Hudson
Essex Counties
United Electric Company
Market Street
Newark
Jersey City Electric Company
Worth
Hudson Light and Power Company
People's Light and Power Company
Jersey City Electric Light Company
Samuel Vance Deacon of Tabernacle Dies at 76
Deacon Samuel Vance died at 11 last night from pneumonia after a week of illness. A 22 year church member and 21 year deacon, he served as centar deacon at the time of his death. He lived about a quarter century in the city, 76 years old. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at his home 6 Mercer Street with Rev Robinson assisting. Interment in Charlington Cemetery.
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The
Tabernacle
Samuel Vance
James Hoffman
Lis Weath
Mercer Street
W. Hobinson
Tharlington Cemetery
First Congregational Society
Tebernacle Treasury
Schubert Glee Club
Provisional Board
Lillie Vance
Taberncle
McKinley En Route to New York in Private Car Tour
President McKinley and party depart Washington for New York by private car on a regular train via the Pennsground Reed route. The suite includes Mrs. Kinley, Miss Mary Barker, General Corbin, Mrs. Cortelyou, and aides. Edith from Paris reports on a Sacre Coeur convent visit and reflections on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presidenut McKiniey
Wtt
New York
Ohio
Buelety
Pennsground Reed
Conslater
Prestione
Kinley
Mary Barker
Corbin
New Hospital Urged as City Faces High Costs and Delays
Jacob Ringle calls for a new Jersey City Hospital building, criticizing repairs to the dilapidated ward and the city's finances. He urges a finance board conference and public meeting while noting high priorities overshadow other projects like the new high school and teacher salaries. The piece also covers chapel trust disputes, funding cuts, and coal shortages endangering downtown Tabernacle services.
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Jersey City Hospital
Murer
Osborne
Sioners
Jacob Ringle
Board of Mnance
Sai
McGill
Nuse
Jose
Ringle
Yallen Hein
Board of Finance
Board of Police Commissioners
Dean Senes's Successor At St Marys Church
John J. O'Connor acting administrator of the Newark diocese invites priests for the rectorship of St Marys Church after Dean Senes death. Eligible candidates must have ten years ordination and three years pastoral service with executive ability.exam likely after Bishop Wiggers May return. top scorer to receive appointment.
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Very Rey
John J. O'Connor
Newark
Wigger
St. Mary's Church
Dean Senes
St Mary's Church
Ateast
Cleveland not ill says ex president at Princeton
Princeton March 2 ex President Cleveland is not ill and will deliver lectures this spring. He reports a severe rheumatic attack in the fall but is in perfect health now. Dr James Wikoff, his Princeton physician, confirms there are no symptoms of Brights disease or any other serious ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
Princeton
Cleveland
James Wikorf
Cleveland Hall
Bright
Snow Delays Mails Across Northern Regions
Snow slows mail service in New York and surrounding areas on March 2 1900, delaying routes from the Netherlands and Northwest. Officials report widespread disruption with late deliveries and tangled routes between Buffalo and Little Falls as storms persist.
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New York
New York Central
Husson River Hedwey Company
Garlenlarty
Sapho hearing resumes as defense calls actor witness
New York March 2 1900 Prosecution rests and defense calls actor as first witness in the Sapho hearing Magistrate Mit Lim at a Centre Street court room described the Asst act as a noisy carnival a bohemian crowd of artists with late lines and degestive scenes Colling detailed the play and corroborated prior witnesses after big testimony the prosecution rested its case.
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New York
Sapha
Mit Lim
Centre Street
Sewall Colling
Dramatic
Érile
Collie
Tt &Po
Bushness
Relief for Ladysmith Shifts British War News
Despatch from General Buller reports seventy three wagon loads of supplies entering Ladysmith with the first eleven carrying hospital comforts. Daily heliographic chatter between Cronje and Dewet reveals confusion over reinforcements and surrender threats as British pressure grows and plans for relief of Mafeking proceed amid ongoing speculation on Wynburg and Bloemfontein.
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Associated Press
London
Buller
War Office
Ladysmith
Paardeberg
Cronje
Dewet
Cronse
Free State
Transvaal
Free
Iee
Wynburg
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Paardebers
Mafeking
Great Britain
Baden-Powell
Cape Colony
Orange River
White
O'Leary
Lancashires
Lewis
Sykes
Simpson
Scots Fusiliers
Mourilyns
Warwickshires
Clewtenant Daly
Irish Fusiliers
Barron
Carr
Coronel Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Times
Kip River
War Casualties Report From January Frontline Engagements
From January 16 to now over AX deaths from disease. The fortnight saw most field batteries unhorsed and guns posted in defences. Cavalry and drivers converted to infantry for trenches. A defensive line prepared for a final contingency if outer works fall. Total casualties: killed or died of wounds 26 officers and 2% men, died of disease 6 officers and 3 men, wounded 70 officers and 20 men, not counting white civilians and natives.
Made Their Women Shoot At Colenso Camp
From Colenso Camp dated February 28 1899 British forces halted Boer positions after heavy lyddite bombardment causing many casualties. Over 100 prisoners taken including Hollanders many wounded. one young woman of nineteen fired back before retreating with the trenches she stayed with Boers until three hours before the British charge.
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Prem
Colenso
Cronje
Boer Prisoners Parade After Release at Paardtberg
Cable report from Paardtberg dated February 2 1900 describes Boer prisoners marching in a long line after release from daily hardship. The Free Slaters and Transydalers were kept apart while prisoners expressed admiration for British Highlanders. Details include Cromie’s night march, rations, lootings, and a Boer force ten miles away on the British right front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paardtberg
Hell
Cromie
Cronje En Route To Cape Town Looks Miserable
Gen erge Cronjé and his wife pass through Orange River on a train to Cape Town under heavy guard. Elaborate precautions kept the public from viewing him. officers were admitted separately and the refreshment room closed for Kimberley passengers. Cronjé appears dejected, covers his face, and prays while at the table with his party.
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Cabio
Associated Press
Orange River
Generge Cronjé
Bast
Huht
Cape Town
Kimberley
Cronje
Moi
General Prettyman
Biit
General Mrorie
The Guests of Rhodes
Roberto and General Kitchener were guests of Mr Cot Rhutue during the visit, with 38 prominent figures photographed and noted in this dispatch from Kimberley dated March 1, 19-Lont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubic
Kimberley
Lont
Roberto
General Kitchener
Cot Rhutue
Cage
Sirah
Cronje Visits Simons Town Arrives With Delegation
Cronje and his party reached Simons Town today. General Cronje was greeted by General Sir Frederick Walton a representative of Sir Alfred Milner Governor of Cape Colony, signaling official reception.
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Cronje
Simons Town
General Cronj
Prederick Arentier Walkey Sd
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
War not over says Boer counsel in New York
George Van Siclen, counsel for the Transvaal Republic, downplays Ladysmith relief as a minor gain. He argues the war has just begun, condemns British losses on British soil, praises Dutch fighters at Crhome and predicts continued Boer resistance and strategic aims, calling for American public support.
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New York
George van Siclen
Transvaal
Ladysmith
Buller
Cromise
Metenses
van Siclen
P. Louter Wessels
Ora Ree State Congress
Bowe Cance
Wwe
Crome
Britain
England
Lady Louisa Tighe Dies in Kilkenny Country Village
Lady Louisa Madeling Tighe, daughter of the Duke of Richmond, died at Woodstock Kilkenny after a long illness. She is noted for dancing at the grand ball near Brussels the night before Waterloo and for girding on the Duke of Wellington's sword before he rode to the field.
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London
Louisa Madeling Tighe
Woodstock
County Kilkenny
Duke of Richmond
Brussels
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Burleaguers Rock Bon Ellergion Hall Tonight
rasurptawar Burleaguers perform at Bon Ellergion Seroengtile Musical and Boetal Vedere Hall tonight bringing lively program of songs and entertainment for local patrons.
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Rasurptawar Burleaguers
Bonellergion
Séroengtile Musical and
Boetal Vedere Hall
Weather Indications Reported for New York City Area
Weather notes from New York on March 2190 describe misty conditions and cold tonight with continued cool air mass. The report mentions northwest winds diminishing into Saturday and forecasts further changes with partial improvements expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Hartnett
President asks Congress to extend duties on Porto Rican imports
Washington March 39 The President sent a message to Congress urging immediate passage of a bill to remit or modify duties on Porto Rican products entering U S ports. The note argues urgent need for revenue and extension of public education as provisional legislation shaped by the House. Republicans greeted the reading with applause and majority support for swift action, while debate was limited to twenty minutes.
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Washington
Colowiak
Congress
Senate
House of
Spain
Uni
Sige
ROCA
Unue
Porthor
United
Feaves
Sarto Fes SaeSane
Siar
William MM
Maren Wa
Seuam
Cannon
Dill
Richardson
Canna
Sighardson
Fragmented notice from Jersey City cemetery sale
A damaged OCR fragment describes cemetery lots with references to pricing and payment options. It mentions a Jersey City location, Provident Savings Bank nearby, and a general offer for plots with terms and moderate prices. Reading is partial and unclear in places.
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Hudson County
Aine OF
Pac
M'Kinley
Lafayette
Barto
Sacre Coeur
Rue de Picpus
la Fagorte
Edith
Paris
France
First Congregational
Tabernacle People
Dean Senez
Sadr
Casey Mauda Ermer Lane
New York and New Jersey Telephone Co
Market St
Erie St
Jersey City
N. J
Colonel Rhodes
Cronjn
Hudson County Gas Company
Montgomery Street
Central Avenue
Avenue D
Bayonne
Washington Street
Hoboken
Spring Street
Hackensack Plank Road
West Hobskerm
Rhodes
Lady Tighe
Porto Rigd
Aretna Ton Cemetery
Uae
Art
Anders
Provident Savane
Prin Tas
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