03 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Jersey City publication line and postal matter statements. The readable pieces mention local posts, a post office, and references to Jersey City but lack coherent events, dates, or named individuals to establish a fuller summary.
March 2 1898 report outlines Democratic opposition to the Aldrich currency bill. It notes various authorities consider the measure an improvement over existing conditions but warns it could be a bad lander for the political scene. Mention of Judge Parker nomination chatter and alleged inside bid stories appears in the World and the Wake.
Amusements notes am imperfect but enthusiastic reception for Amelia Wrightsby Speech Company at City Academy of Music. The rustic pageant is praised for vigor and dramatic movement, despite some plot confusion and extravagant devices. The heroine, vain and ambitious, battles adversity with a strong cast and striking scenes.
The main feature centers on a fallen woman and a ward, with a rich uncle and a reformer as the plot engines. Rossie Spotlee Wallake Jenkins leads the cast with strong support from W J Ferguson and Daniel Jarret Brinker. The Ban Tone vaudeville includes Billy Feniheen, The Calebris Midgets, Seen and Harry Diliga, and a range of humorous sketches and acts.
Ambiguous note outlines the Master Gagrinte Builders' addition to county tal... details read as garbled OCR. Mentions organization growth, member strength, and a meeting setup likely for a social gathering at Newark Avenue location with arrangements for a anniversary celebration.
Unclear OCR text outlines a policy practice matter involving Sandie and Blin 5 with mentions of a reenter and date near January. Readable elements point to a local legal or compliance notice but details are garbled and names are partially visible.
A March 3, 1908 report from Trenton details Passaic Valley trunk sewer legislation advancing to the Senate after a heated House vote of 48 to 7. Supporters led by Boyd and Treacy argue against pollution and typhoid risk, while opponents caution over regional burdens and the bill’s cost of 8,008,000.
A Paterson assembly debate centers on a trunk sewer bill affecting Passaic basin communities. Speakers note cost parity with Newark and Jersey City while urging an immediate vote. Seven assemblymen opposed the measure, including Brown Hillery Keasler McDonald Pasten Stalter and Van Blarcoe.
Fragmented OCR yields a notice about dissolution under state law, referencing a preliminary examination, compliance with the AR Act, and a stated date in New Jersey. It notes proceedings, signatures, and a formal confirmation by the relevant state authority.
A man claiming to be George Thames from Buffalo, New York, surrendered at Gregory Street station alleging he murdered Edward L. Burdick. He was jailed for disorderly conduct after appearing in court claiming intoxication. officials noted confusion and complex references in his statements.
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