Old Ireland Remembered at Burgeoning Patriot Rally in City
The one hundred and twenty fifth anniversary of Robert Emmet’s birth was commemorated at the IMjou Theatre under Clan-Na-Gae aides. Speakers including Congressman Wil lows D Daly and General James Ky O Beirne voiced pro Ireland and anti British sentiments, praising Emmet and denouncing imperial policy while noting Irish volunteers, local officials, and civic leaders in attendance amid songs and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Harmer
Thie
Huson
Willows D. Daly
Scerl
Huempler
Mmeamhir
Company D
Irish Volunteers
Robert Davis
Coronel Smith
Strect Aid Wailer
Ant
Brittun
Mr. Daly
Vielley Voree
England
Mberty
South Africa
James A. Bamill
Beamet
al. J) Nola
Killarney
Hlenberit Dalton
Vaal
John J. Keane
Crusskeen Lawn
James Ky O'Beiray
New York
Ireland
Emnet
Emmet
Dinster
George Washington
O'Beirne
Orland
Ain Devitt
Ann Devitt
Iréland
Tesh
Sméni
Trish
Merce
Ras Gisus
Great Briain
Grant
Britain
Pool Room Raid Ends With Fines On Sunday Poker
Sergeant Finnie and officers raided a Meventh Street pool hall run by Steele. Eighteen Poles found playing poker for money and drinks were charged as disorderly persons after Nicholas Muliski complained and later at court admitted pool playing. All prisoners paid a $1 fine and left smiling. The listed men included To bucinkci, Cyelski, Kuzaty, Semoski, Rabot, Speer, another Speer, Muliski, Muszewski, Santowski, Dollis, Carinow, Welsky, Acke, Wobecker, and Ladowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnie
Meventh Street
Steele
Nicholas Muliski
Muliski
Thomas Tobucincki
Bred Cyelski
Wiliam Kuzaty
Larry Semoski
Wiluski Rabot
John Speer
Nicholas Muliicky
Tynecy Muszewski
Constant Santowski
Hugo Dollis
John Carinow
Gus Welsky
Joseph Acke
Staneswor ‘Wobecker
Stankalaus Ladowski
Patrick Turley Dead Funeral Services Set
Patrick Turley aged 55 of 289 Barrow Street died this morning after illness of long duration. He leaves two married daughters Mrs W V Murray and Mrs B J Dillion and a son Thomas. Funeral from his home Thursday to St Marys Church for high mass, interment in Calgary Cemetery. He was a member of the Robert Davis Association and the Catholic Club and a noted wholesale liquor dealer in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Patrick Turley
Barrow Street
Nutley
W. V. Murray
B.J. Dillion
Thomas
St. Atary’s
B.C. Church
Bve
Second Streets
Galgary Cemetery
Turley
Robert Davis Association
Catholic Club
New York City
Census Supervisor Opens Instruction School for Enumerators
Census Supervisor John H Weastell will start a school of instruction next Monday at Lincoln Hall Pavonia avenue for applicants seeking enumerator positions. The strict examination covers many qualifications with schedules prepared and to be submitted to Washington. About 175 appointments are planned for the first allotment, with thirteen days allotted for information gathering and a block system to prevent overlap of districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weastell
John H. Weastell
Lincoln Hall
Pavonia Avenue
Washington
Terrapin Supper Hosts Caretore Club Members Night
President mu Young of the Care toret Club entertained several hundred friends and members Saturday night in the clubhouse with a fine terrapin supper. Guests were seated in the cosy clubhouse as plenty of terrapin was served. An orchestra in the lecture room added to the pleasure. The house committee H. W. Devitt J. J. Melick and J. W. Grown looked after comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu, ¢, Young
Caretoret Club
H. W. Devitt
J. J. Melick
J. W. Grown
Work on New Trust Building Begun Soon
Workmen on the new Commercial Trust Company building will start soon after prep work. New capping under the structure must be installed to secure the site before foundation work begins. Completion is limited to January 1, 1901, with a note about safety and the site’s prior occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial ‘Trust ‘Company
WawWaver
Hospital Need Presses Jersey City Growth
The rapidly growing city of nearly two hundred thousand people faces a clear need for a new hospital. Warden Osborne reports to Police Commissioners on the failing male wards, noting unsafe, dilapidated buildings on Baldwin Avenue. Finance Board cites no funds this year, with next tax levy in December possibly funding future hospital construction if Police Board requests approval. The current structures threaten collapse in a heavy storm, delaying any improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Police and Finance Boards
Jersey City
Police Board
Finance Board
Baldwin Avenue
Finance Commissioners
Blind vendor Ray tried lure for young girls in Jersey City
Ray, a blind man operating from room 21 at Steup's Hotel, advertised travel jobs for girls under 23. Police confronted him after complaints from parents about his scheme to recruit young women for selling small articles. detectives learned he had wet letters, but he left Jersey City after a caution though no crime was proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Steup
McNally and Gallagher
Archibald
Ray
Ray Aay
Freeholder Fallon Dead at City Hospital
Freeholder Fallon died in City Hospital after a short illness. He was 36, lifelong Lafayette resident, once ran a Grand Street tobacco shop and later a Pacific avenue cafe. Burial from All Saints Church Lafayette followed by interment at West Side Avenue Cemetery. survived by widow and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Pallon
City Hospital
All Saints
Catholic Church
Lafayette
Fallon
Board of Freeholders
Grand Street
Pacific Avenue
No. 96
Marie Street
Dr Chambers Annual Report to Police Board Published
Dr Talbot R Chambers head of ENT at Queen City Hospital filed his annual report to Warden George Osborne and the Police Commissioners. He notes 2008 cases treated, including 660 eye base cases, 183 eye cases, 211 nose and throat cases, and 49 unclassified referrals, with operations and practices outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot R. Chambers
Qu. City Hospital
George Osborne
Board of Police
Chambers
Conflicting Vestry Plans Clash With Grace Church Pastor
A Grace P. B. Church meeting at Ocean and Pearsall avenues on April 16 will be led by Rev Percival C. Pyle. Reports say Pyle plans to hold confessions at his house and push High Church practices, angering some congregants and prompting talk of vestry action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace P. B. Church
Ocean and Pearsall Avenues
Percival C. Pyle
Pyle
Mr. Pyle
Grace Church
Iearney
Burglar Caught in Restaurant on Montgomery Street
Patrick O'Connor was held for the Grand Jury in the Second Criminal Court after police from Montgomery Street Station found him hiding under a table at 737 Montgomery Street early this morning. He claimed to have entered to eat and fell asleep, with meat and other items found wrapped as if to be removed, though no money was on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Patrick O'Connor
Grand
Montgomery Street
Johanna Fisher
O'Connor
Carpenters elect business agent after tight vote
The Carpenters Local vote by the United Building Trades Council chose H. R. Edwards as business agent, defeating James Conroy by nine votes. The tally stood 191 to 83 with other candidates Hussa, Jamieson, and Ryan also listed. William B. Ward Jr. resigned as painters agent due to ill health and T. A. Brandis was named acting replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarlove Carpenters
United Building Trades Council
Carpenters
H. R. Edwards
James Conroy
Edwards
Conroy
Messrs
Hussa
Jamieson
Ryan
William B. Ward, Jr
T. A. Brandis
Defender Cyclers Win Flag at Boulevard Club Ball
The Boulevard Pleasure Club hosted a successful ball at Lieder Franz Hall on Saturday night. Forty uniformed Defender Cyclers of Hoboken attended and marched in a body to receive the flag, while fifty-five members of Professor Peterson's dancing class were present but did not attend the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard Pleasure Club
Liederfranz Hall
Hoboken
Prof. Peterson
Ashere
Tne
Medal Presentation for Fourth Regiment Drill and Awards
The Armory of the Fourth Regiment will host a medal presentation around March. Brigadier General Bird and Inspector Ruf le Practice W Spencer will award emblems for Sea Girt marksmanship last summer. The Fourth captured most trophies and prizes and an informal reception will follow. Goll. Smith will drill the First Battalion A B C D on Tuesday night. other battalions drill on subsequent evenings. No Major participation. Armory open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
W. Spencer
Ex-Policeman Flizhenry Yet on Sick Leave at West Brighton
William Flizhenry, retired on a pension after twenty years on the police force, is home at West Brighton on sick leave this winter. During his twenty years in service he was never required to report sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Flizhenry
West Brighton
Misplaced Enthusiasm at Hamburg Show Ends in Uniform Incident
An audience halted a performance in Hamburg to sing the national anthem triggering cheers and later a clash where a man in uniform was roughly seized and paraded around the hall. Guards and witnesses report the mood shifted as the crowd demanded order and questioned the wearer’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdmburgh
Ie Kant
Hie Paximent
Health Inspector's Report Highlights Jersey City Sanitation Gains
Health Inspector Dr Benjamin presents a Board of Health report praising improved sanitary conditions in Jersey City. Complaints numbered 2817 with most abated. cesspools, waste water issues declining as sewers expand. fewer plumbing defects in older areas. Contagious diseases drop 600 cases since 1881, aided by anti toxin use. measles up. Officials credit Board, city doctors, school principals, janitors, and civic groups for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Jersey City
Condon
Kha
John J. Mulvaney
Henry Snyder
Lick
Board of Health
Hudspeth-Benson
Badge Gift For Worshipful Master Duesing
Louis W. Duesing, Worshipful Master of Plourer Lodge No. 9, received a gold badge set with diamonds and sapphires. The ceremonial presentation honored his service and leadership within the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Duesing
Plourer Lodge No. 9
FA. My
Called to Account over Contagious Disease Report
Dr Ghee a colored physician faced First Criminal Court for not reporting a contagious illness. How is a smallpox case at 462 Monmouth Street investigated with Dr Rector and Board of Health reports in question. Hearing adjourned for testimony from Dr Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghee
Howe
Monmouth Street
New Orleans
Criminal Court
Board of Meriti
Gigie
Rector
John O Connell
Bar of Health
Hector
Board of Health
O'Donnell
Boy Detective Costello Foils Pickpocket on Ferry
Fourteen year old Patrick Costello of Hoboken spotted a man eyeing passengers aboard the Musconetcong. He saw the thief steal a woman's wallet, raised the alarm, and with help from Daniel Mahady, helped nab the suspect as the boat docked in Hoboken. Anthony Murray of Spring Street claimed ownership of the pocketbook. Murray was held for grand jury. Costello praised as a budding detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Costello
Monroe Street
Hoboken
Christopher Street
New York
Daniel Mahady
Costello
Gerken
Stanton
Anthony Murray
No. 47
Spring Street
Blind woman without home found wandering in New York
Eilen Powers, claiming blindness and about 50, said she lived with friends on Greenwich Street. Arrested as a disorderly person after being found in the city with sore feet and a sprained ankle. Sent to City Hospital, later sent back to New York. Saturday seen wandering in Hudson City section. remanded in Second Criminal Court.
Automobiles Frighten Horse Team on Boulevard
A team of horses drawing a carriage driven by Oscar Worden of No Street Avenue D bolted after a nearby automobile at noon yesterday on the Boulevard. The frightened rig ran to Wey street where Worden was thrown from the carriage and treated by Dr. Craig before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Worden
No. Sts Avenue D
Wey Street
Dad
Dr. Craig
Mr. Wordeh
Soldier's Body Expected From Sanago Campaign Arrival
The body of William Galvin of the United States Army's Bight Regiment is due in Hoboken today and will be taken to his mother Mrs. J Galvin at 50... street. Interment is planned for tomorrow at Hudson County Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Galvin
Sanago
Hoboken
J. Galvin
Galvin
Hudson County Catholic Cemetery
Naval Reserves entertain officers aboard training ship Portsmouth
The Battalion of the East New Jersey Naval Reserves hosted Lieutenant Blount and First Division of the New York Naval Reserves Saturday night aboard the Portsmouth in Hudson Square Basin. An impromptu stag party was held and all present enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Jersey Naval Reserves
Lieuteant Blount
New York Naval Reserves
Portsmouth
Hudson Square Basin
Hopoken
Cite Tars
Funeral of Deacon Samuel Vance at Tabernacles
Funeral services for Deacon Samuel Vance of the Tabernacles were held Saturday afternoon at his residence 15 Morour Street. A large gathering of friends attended the service led by Rev H C Crowth of the Second Presbyterian Church with assistance from Rev S Rohinson. Interment followed at Arlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Vance
Tabernacls
Morour Street
H.C. Crowth
Second Presbyterian Church
Masters Of Fact Theme From An Undefined Play
An OCR fragment hints at a discussion of institutions and figures such as Peary among unclear names. The read text remains muddled with no coherent event, date, or place. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed beyond vague references.
Beware of this man known to thepolled pe t William
A distorted fragment warns of a man named Mantaenery who acts as an agent for the Industrial Mission. He allegedly collects wood and money from his activities and has caused complaints. The description notes the man is about fifty years old, wears glasses, and cautions housewives to report him to the peace they may receive from such pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Funeral services for Sidoine Jordan Dear
The well known singer and Schubert Glee Club member Sidoine Jordan Dear died after a lengthy illness. He was 27, son of the late Chetlam B. Jordan, nephew of City Comptroller Robert B. Jordan and Assistant State Treasurer Conrad Jordan, and formerly with the Schubert Glee Club. Funeral services are set for tomorrow night with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Sidaine
Jordan
Chetlam B. Jordan
Robert B. Jordan
Conrad Jordan
Noble
Robert Jordan
Madsannt Avenue
Kw Uns
Ondack Mountains
Mr. Jordan
Schurbert Glee Club
En Baultable Life Insurance Company
Greenwood Cemetery
Gilmere Robbery Reported After Home Break-In
The article states that W R Gilmere of No Wilow Greely reported a burglary at his home this morning around 12 o clock. Burglars forced entry through a rear window and stole goods valued at an amount not clearly stated. Police are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Glilmere
Wilow Greely
Tonight's Events in Minkeiins Republian Seventh Ward
A garbled item lists political events and sketched meetings in Minkeiins Republian Seventh Ward with entry errors. The readable fragments mention a skating activity and Democratic and Republican party notices, indicating a local election event night with party gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotthald
Weather Indications from New York March 1900
Weather notes from New York in March 1900 describe increasing winds and colder conditions. References to duane and Port New York hint at locations affected by the change in weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Port
Funeral Notices Record Multiple Local Obituaries
Fragmented notices announce funeral services and observances for several individuals. Details include names such as Sidonie, Charles Juma, Myles McCartin, and Watson, with service times, venues like Madison Avenue area and Central Avenue, and references to Greenwood Cemetery and Joseph Church. Directions are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Sidonie
Suuzadi Ji Pan Alton Sage
Grellae
Ele
Charles
Juma
Isigam
Madison Avenue
Jermy Clevening
Ten AL Atment Greenwood Cemetery
Arlington real estate notices and bids requested
Fragmentary notice from Arlington area inviting bids for fencing and cemetery work amid mentions of taxes and mortgages. Provides an address on street near Provident Savings Bank and a contact phone showing 62h. The text is garbled but indicates property owners seeking services and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camis
Iresee City
Oman Fon Street
Provident Savings
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Hudson County Clan-na- Gael
Trdundava
South
Aion
South African
Ana
Edwin C. Prinn
Margaret Reilly
Talon Hill
Sullivan
Treland
F. Sanborn
PJ. O'Mara
United State
United Fates
Ager Easton
United States
Great Britain
House of Lords
South Keriest
American
Iit
Jack
Berry
Transvaal
United Sates
South African Republic
Mavrum
Lee
Erie Monte
Orrabad
Farein
Weber
Breda Iera
Bof
Africa
Alcan L
Medhamopt
Thos
McEwan, JR
Red Cross
Smith, Hauck and
Nolap
Fathers Brady and
Smith
Gott- Web Andreas
Michel B. Holmes
Prank Gallery
John P. Feeney
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Lowey
Wiliam Decker
William J. Moran
Census Supervisor's School
Young
Carter Club
Concensus
DR. Chambers
THE
E. R. Edwards
News OF the Fourth
Inspector Benjamin
Health Board
MR. Duesing
Deacon Vance
Masters OF Fact
N.Y. Hove
Aspeery
New York and New Jersey Telephone Co
Market St
Newark
J. & Erie &J
Sidoine Jordan
WR. Gilmere
McCartin
Myles
Watson
Wiles Fanawe Wateor
Mutu Diety
Aely
Wis Daugster
Tell. Nu
Central Avenus
Arlington
Cory Ols
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