Strike Tightens grip as Barnes mill work halts
Lockout by Barnes mill sparks a labor dispute in West Side area as Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners endorses continued strike. Local contractors refuse Barnes material, several jobs paused, and police guard the plant to deter workers from approaching or talking to strangers. Strikers report only thirteen nonunion workers at site. ongoing efforts to rally public support continue amid protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Moustachine Company
West Side Avenue
Festenlag 2
Rubér
Brotherhood of Carpettérs Aid Joiners of America
UU Wood Workers’ Union No
Barnes
Brotherhood Carpenters
Stur
Barnes's Mill
R. B. Bawards
Carpenters’ District Council
R. H. Hayes
Clendenny Avenue
Jas. Vernon
Glendenny Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Clinton Avenue
John Nelson
Astor Place
Boulevard
Bentley Avenue
Ani Statine
Onis
Mirstead
Newark
Long Branch
Long Island City
Stamtor
Conn
Philadelphia
Eldon
Barnes Mill
Buck
Tonnele Avenue
Edwards
Polieman
Newark Avenue
Strikers Demand Nine Hour Day Halting Work Action
A mill strike proceeds with workers declaring no consent to compromise and vowing not to return until a nine hour day is set. Pickets march, drivers reroute to avoid crossing picket lines, and police maintain order to prevent disruption. The scene remains calm but tense as talks stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla Amd
Timothy Murray Ball Proves Grand Night at Imperial Music Hall
The tenth annual Timothy A Murray Ball at Imperial Music Hall on Gregory Street drew a big crowd and earned a strong reception. T A Murray led the guard with Ales Whelan. floor and hour directors and reception and arrangement committees named, including J Clinton as chairman and M Norton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy A. Murray
J. Clinton
Chairrman
M. Norton
C. Williams
P. Rosaing
RR. Hanley
F. Smith
J. Doyle
M. Lynch
W. Boyce
C. McCarthy
J. Welch
A. Sieffert
Otton. Kramer
Harry Prove
John P. Lowery
Thomas J. Mc Mann
William Pf, Hart
Entertainment at First Congregational Church for Day Nursery
An evening fundraiser in the lecture room at Bergen and Boyd avenues features a farce titled Aunt Hannas Quilting Party. Twenty to thirty performers from the church and related societies will participate for the Day Nursery of the Peoples Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
People’s Palace
Bergen and
Boyd Avenues
Aunt Hannah
Cooking lessons postponed due to Miss Fielitz illness
The cooking class at Phillips Hall Wednesday mornings, run by the Woman's Club Home Department, is postponed until March 18 because Miss Fielitz is recovering from an illness. The menu planned for last week will be demonstrated on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerenc Suamuesems
Miss Fielitz
Phillips Hall
Woman's Club Home Department
Erin
Boston Man Oversteps Weekend Visit In Hoboken
Joseph McClane aged 28 left Boston to visit friends in New York and attend Washington inauguration ceremonies. He ended up in Hoboken where a policeman found him in the street yesterday. In Recorder's Court he apologized and chose a light fine over ten days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McClane
Boston
New York
Washington
Capitol
Hoboken
Recorder's Court
Stanstod
The Mink Dos Dinner Meeting and Senator Foraker Invite
The Minkakwa Republican Club gathered at Ocean avenue club rooms to discuss the annual dinner and the chance to have Senator Foraker speak. Foraker, who opened the campaign at Columbia Mall last fall, praised the reception and expressed willingness to meet Jersey City residents again. The Minks hope he will accept the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minkakwa Republican Club
Ocean Avenue
Senator Foraker
Columbia Mall
Jersey Cay
Minks
Ramsey assumes desk duty at Communipaw precinct
At the Communipaw Avenue desk Thomas Ramsey takes over duties due to Sergeant George Snow acting as captain in Warrior's absence. Captain Warrior is sidelined with a bad arm from a runaway incident. Two sergeants and the remaining roundmen now handle desk work in the boat precinct, Ramsey formerly served at Seventh Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundshink
Thomas Ramsey
Communipaw Avenue
George Snow
Warrior
Ie Roundemen
Roundaman Ramsey
Seventh Street
All the Comforts of Home at St Michael's Players
St Michael's Players present the farce Ail ue Comforts of a Horne at St Michael's Hall on March 18. Cast includes Patrick H Murphy Frantic D Lane John Cox and other noted amateurs who have aided the group in gaining a strong reputation with challenging plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Players
Horne
St Michael's Hall
Tenth and
Erle Streets
Patrick H Murphy
Frantic D. Lane
John Cox
St Bridget's Lyceum Meeting At Montgomery Street Clubhouse
St Bridget's Lyceum will meet this evening at its clubhouse on Montgomery Street to discuss upcoming events and plans. Members are urged to bring reports and join a brief social gathering afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bridget's Lyceum
St. Bridget's Taceum
Montgomery Street
City Fire Destroys Curtain, Two Injured in Brooklyn Aside
A fire in a four story frame apartment house on First Street caused panic among residents. Firefighters from Engine Company No. 4 quickly contained the blaze. About 100 worth of damage reported. John Downey, 44, of Hicks Street Brooklyn, injured after falling down a hatchway and taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thelman
St. No. Ai First Street
Johs Downey
Hicks Street
Brookyn
Suenex Street
County Board Sets Spring Election Plans Amid Meeker Act Fight
The County Board met at its office near the Court House to proceed with spring election preparations despite the Meeker bill. Notices of registration were sent to Jersey City Hoboken and Bayonne election officers. Today is the sole registration day for Secaucus East Newark Weehawken North Bergen baronets towns with elections March 15. The board will hold registry additions March 7 and 9 at the Court House. Preparations in towns unaffected by the Meeker act continue with April 4 as the single registration day and elections a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Sections
Maeker
Supreme Court
Jersey City
Hoboken
Bayonne
Secaucus
East Newark
Weehawken
North Bergen
Court House
Meeker
Jordan wedding presents suit over articles divided
Richard M. Jordan of the Jordan Stationery Company sues his wife Margaret Jordan in First District Court to recover wedding presents including pictures clocks and silver forks. Judge Otto Crouse reserved decision as the divorce suit and alleged infidelity add tension to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Jorden
Jordan Stationery Company
New York
Margaret
First District Court
Otto Crouse
Jordan
A. Gruber
Isaac Goldenhorn
Cedar Street
Graber
Lost Woman Is Helped By Elderly Hoboken Resident
Mrs. Hattie Wilson aged seventy two from West 129K Street New York wandered in Hoboken in the rain and was guided by Mrs. Dinah Darcey an eighty two year old resident who aided her to Police Headquarters and secured lodging. Wilson returned home the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Hattie Wilson
Houndsiman Hammond
Vroom Sworn In as Court of Errors and Appeals Judge
Special to The Jersey City News Trent on March 5 1911 Mayor G D W Vroom of Jersey City was sworn in yesterday as a member of the Court of Errors and Appeals by Chancellor Magic. He took his seat and attended a private conference with the court before receiving congratulatory greetings from judges, lawyers and citizens. Legislative leaders plan for a sine die adjournment in a few weeks as appropriations work proceeds slowly. Senator Stokes will push a reapportionment bill based on the latest census. Governor Wilson signed commissions of deeds and Senate Bill No 1 to pursue bonds from officials for neglect or misconduct in office. State officials attended the inauguration including Generals Donnelly and Oliphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
Trenton
G. D. W. Vroom
Court of Errors and Appeals
Justice Hendrickson
Bipreme Court
Charcellor Magic
Dusties Vroom
Stokes
Senate
Supreme Court
General Donnelly
General Oliphant
Want Dead Man's Estate
Creditors of Greenthal seek revocation of his bankruptcy discharge after his death in Jersey City. In Trenton court Judge Kirkpatrick granted discharge for William G Becl of Paterson. Discharge rules issued for several debtors while others face further action in various New Jersey towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenthal
Jersey City
Trenton
United States District Court
Kirkpatrick
Robert Greenthal
New York City
J. Kearney Rice
Peter Backes
William G. Becl
Paterson
Henry P. Robinson
Red Bank
William L. Robison
Spring Lake
Charles ©. Gar
VOOZ IN TROUBLE AGAIN ON HALLADAY STREET
Louis Vooz, linked to a prior raid on Halladay street gambling resort, was arrested again this morning on a warrant from Justice John Wall after a complaint by Mrs. Vooz accusing him of assault. He was balled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vooz
Halladay Street
Justice of the Peace
John Wall
Mrs. Vooz
Vooz
New Corporations Formed In County Clerk Office
The Economy Marwave Co with $150,000 capital aims to cut smoke and coal costs. Incorporators include Victor C. Thorne, William J. Forepaugh, Frank A. Marsellus, George W. Butts Jr, George 8. Gallagher, and Frank Gallagher. Colonial Voting Machine Co with $350,000 capital. Incorporators: Kenneth K. McTrev, John J. Billings, Horace 8. Gould. Goodman Signature Machine Company with $50,000 capital, starting with $1,000. Incorporators: Geo. A. Post, Charles W. Graham, Randolph Parmiy, Alfred P. Dennis, and Richard Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeonomy Marwave Co
Capital
Victor C. Thorne
William J. Forepaugh
Frank A. Marsellus
George W. Butts, Jr
George 8. Gallagher
Frank Gallagher
Colonial Voting Machine Co
Capital $350,000. Tncorporators: Kenneth K. McTrev, John J. Billings
Horace 8. Gould
Goodman Signature Machine Company
Dam the River Dam Plan by New Jersey Power Firm
Articles of incorporation approved by the Secretary of State for the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Power Company grant power to dam the Delaware at Phillipsburg and Belvidere. Capital stock $100,000. Incorporators Howard Mutheir, Charles L. Hemingway, and T. A. Montgomery, respected Haston and Lambertville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Trenton
Maron
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Power Company
Delaware
Phillipsburg
Belvidere
Howard Mutehier
Charles L. Hemingway
Haston
Tt. A. Montgomery
Lambertville
Messrs
Mutehier
Hemingway
Ninth Ward Democrats Meet for Eighth Ward Euchre
The Ninth Ward Democratic Club held a biweekly session last evening with committee reports. Arrangements for a joint euchre with the Eighth Ward club are advancing and a date will be set after a committee meeting. The club plans ward improvements in spring and continues to seek a waiting room at the Bergen avenue terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Avenue Terminal
St Patrick Club Adds Member and Plans Parishes Events
The St Patrick Catholic Club held its monthly meeting last night and welcomed Harry H. O Mealta formerly of St Pauls Club Greenville as a member. Daniel P Byrnes will organize a staged chase and mock trial during the stag cache and smoker with prizes to be awarded. A joint committee will arrange a parish euchre event at Jersey City Club Theatre on April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricke
Hell
Harry H. O'Mealta
St. Paul's Catholic Club
Greenville
Daniel P. Byrnes
Jersey City
Insane Man Removed From Ferryboat At Hoboken Landing
Michael Keenan of Brooklyn was taken to St. Marys Hospital by Hoboken police after behaving oddly on a Barclay Street ferryboat. Deckhands alerted an officer when the ship reached port, and Keenan was placed in custody as a danger to himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Keenan
Coney Island Avenue
Brooklyn
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Barclay Street
Keenan
County Health Board Holds Meeting on Public Exposures
County Board of Health met yesterday in Githininun to address correction and remedy matters from a prior exposure incident. The sole business was to discuss the herb and that remedy, with emphasis on public safety and regulatory steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hésith
Bayonne Water Main Bursts Causing Supply Disruption
A water main in Bayonne burst this Sunday causing a significant disruption to the city’s water supply. Repair crews worked through the day using temporary pumps and emergency access points to restore service. Residents were urged to conserve water until full pressure returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Plank Road Free Versus Jersey City Case Upheld
Trenton March 6 101 The Court of Errors unanimously declares the Plank Road Company to have corporate existence to prosecute suits and manage affairs under section 59 of the Corporation Act though its charter expired. The decision affirms the Supreme Court ruling but modifies to allow continued corporate existence for specified purposes and rejects ousting the company from its franchise. Justice Dixon writes the opinion. The ruling touches quo warranto and corporate continuation, with other related cases and reversals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Cityews
Trenton
Court of Error
Srelay
Te Peraeek Road Company
Piank Rourty
Supreme Court
Court of Errors
Plank Road Company
Corporation
Justice Dixon
The
Dixon
Pitney
Germania Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Newark
Essex County
Grand Lodge of
New Jersey
Tate
McDermott
Queen
Court of Wrrors and Appeals
Tetael Kelsey
New England Street Railway Company
Committee of the Road
Mary H. Kocher
Supreme Council, Catholic Benevolent Legion
Brown
Town of Union
Town of Tinton
Land Company Y
Town of Loray
Bayonne
Markey
Consolidated Traction Countere
Town of Thion
Keough Takes Charge of St Aloysius Parish in Newark
The Rev James A Keough, former assistant at St Patrick’s, will head St Aloysius Parish Newark for three months in place of the absent Father McManus who departs for a Europe tour. Donahue will replace Keough at St Aloysius with weekend help available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius's
James A. Keough
Mather Carroll
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Newark
Father McManus
Marely
Father Sheppard
Europe
Pather Keough
Father Keoush
St. Patrick’s
Father McMafflis
Father Keough
Father Carroll
Wigger
Mather Keowen
Father Donahue
Nework
Newaris
NEW PETIT JURORS FOR APRIL TERM IN HUDSON COUNTY
Sheriff Ruempter drew a panel of petit jurors to serve Hudson County courts at the April term. The list includes Jersey City Frederick L Bunce John M Burke John Seepurger George Taumey William McCormick Patrick O Conn or William D Hamplond Rasmus B Hansen Jacob Wolkman John J Murray Wm Goetz Wm Mead Albert P Stivers Charles Lyons John A Young Edward T Haker Charles Quinn Edward W Clark John I Kirschner Frank McNamee Frank McClure Carl Wessels Edward Flaherty Joan Glenna James Alief Bernard McMullin Richard Freeland Samuel Barry Charles Muirhead Charles Keefe Michael Curry Elias 3 Regnan Wm Platner C R Wessling James Tierney Edward Jaccand Herbert C Allen Wm Waugh Howard Marron Samuel Ross Hoboken John Fatlon John W Lewis Charles Katzenberger G R Howard George A Malone John J Quinn Frank Campbell West Hoboken Albert Grandjean William Is ilon Town of Union Charles Getting Frank J Stucke Guttenberg Henry Zeulich West New York Patrick Doiney North Bergen Cornelius P Sturges Spoaieus Thomas Lee Bayonne John Smith Daniel ONeill Harrison John McKeon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Ruempter
Thu
Patiel
Jersey City
Frederick L. Bunce
John M. Burke
John Seepurger
George ‘Taumey
William McCormick
Patrick O'Connor
William D. Hamplond
Rasmus B. Hansen
Jacob Wolkman
John J. Murray
Wm. Goetz
Wm. Mead
Albert P. Stivers
Charles Lyons
John A. Young
Edward T. Haker
Charles Quinn
Edward W. Clark
John I’ Kirschner
Frank McNamee
Frank McClure
Carl Wessels
Edward Flaherty
Joan Glenna
James Alief
Bernard McMullin
Richard Freeland
Samuel Barry
Charles Muirhead
Charles Keefe
Michael Curry
Elias 3. Regnan
Wm. Platner
C. R Wessling
James Tierney
Edward Jaccand
Herbert ¢. Allen
Wm. Waugh
Howard Marron
Samuel Ross
Hoboken
John Fatlon
Ohn W. Lewis
Charles Katzenberger
G. R. Howard
George A. Malone
John J. Quinn
Frank Campbell
West Hoboken
Albert Grandjean
William Isilion
Town of Union
Charles Getting
Frank J. Stucke
Guttenberg
Henry Zeulich
Weat
New York
Patrick Doiney
North Bergen
Cornelius P. Sturges
Spoaieus
Thomas Lee
Bayonne
Tohn Smith
Daniel O'Neill
Harrison
John McKeon
Doctor seeks access to his son amid custody and divorce case
Dr George W White of West Hoboken asks Vice Chancellor for an order to see his son, currently with Mrs White in Paterson, as a divorce suit accuses him of infidelity. Lawyer Gilman objects, claiming the father lacks custody and cites an alleged Italian abductor offer of $504. The vice chancellor asks for an affidavit and delays the matter for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. White
West Hoboken
Pitney
Crack Bowlers to Meet in Bergen Bowling Clash
The Columbia Club will travel from Columbia Hall to Henn's Alleys on New Ark Avenue near Summit Avenue Wednesday night for a bowling match with the Bergen Bowling Club. Captain Sheri Cart Rusmpler leads Bergen, Henry Duty captains Columbia. Expect big scores as past meetings were tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Columbia Hall
Henn's
New
Ark Avenas
Summit Avenue
Bergen
Henry Duty
Sheri Cart
Rusmpler
Burgens
Merchants Seek Legislation Backing For Garnishee Efforts
Hudson County merchants meeting heard F Peters of Newark Avenue and HO Witipen of Communipaw Ave discuss aid from state lawmakers for a proposed garnishee program. E B Wessels said visits to Trenton yielded promises of support and another trip planned. Debates arose over alleged gouging by bakers and oil dealers with improper packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Protective Association
Merchants’ Protective Association of
Hudson County
F. Peters
Newark Avenue
Witipen
Urar
Pohlmann's
E. B. Wessels
Trenton
Wake night arrest ends with light fines for cousins
James Rowan and Mary Hogan of Hoboken were arrested late last night by Patrolman T. Garrick after a struggle while returning to Jersey City from a wake. They admitted drinking. both were brought to the Recorder's court and dismissed with light fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
James Rowan
Eighteenth Street
Mary Hogan
Jersey Avenue
Hoboken
T. Garrick
Ronan
Garrick
Magon
Posce
Recorder's Court
Stanton
Diocesan Union Debates On Resolved Trade Over Welfare
The Catholic Diocesan Union held its monthly debate at Which thy monthly debate for Place in Newark. St Bridget's and St John’s Newark supported the affirmative while St Michael’s Newark and Father Mathen’s Club argued the negative. The meeting approved the resolution and noted an April session at the Newark institute to discuss wealth or poverty as a factor in prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Diocesan Union
Sanday Inn
Columbue Clan House
Newrk
Newark
Institute
State Sewerage Commission Reviews Newark Board Bill
Members of the State Sewerage Commission met yesterday to discuss bills affecting sewerage pending before the legislature. They focused on remedies for defeats and considered an AR application from Hartshorne for plans for a carrying tank, and a Bribone AF price in a sewer boat to the Dulit at Nawuslii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sewerage Commission
Newark Board of Health
J. Court
Tlartshornt
Nawuslii
Our Own Team Wins at Columbia Hall Alleys
TheMonitor Beating Club of Newark beat Bayonne’s Gor Own team at Columbia Hall alleys in Greenville. Our team’s bowling lineup impressed with steady accuracy and a strong finish, overturning the opponent in a closely fought match. Enthusiasm ran high as spectators watched the decisive final frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
Newark
Greenville
Gor
Bayonne
Columby Hall
Gwin
Naws Lever
Arora
Reewad
Miner Watwamy
Prudential Introduces New Policy With Strong Benefits
Prudential's Insurance of America announces a new policy promising to pay benefits with long surrender values and nonforfeitable features after initial periods. The plan targets various policy types including endowments and ordinary policies, with liberal terms and beneficiary protection, under the company's updated offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance of América
Jswewura
Eidential Life Insurance
Osi
Tls Company
Westleg
Prudenwal ix
Dryden
Prudential
Wigner Bas Ted
Weitiigg Tw
We Ne
Memorial service and funeral notices in Bremen area
Relatives and friends are invited to attend a funeral service for the late Patrick Conneily aged three years, with services and notices published for March events. The notice lists addresses and local organizations involved, including police, court, and community groups, with references to family and attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Willige
Leunatt
Spee
Pine Street
Jory
Bengay
Ieee
Patrick Conneily
Jara
O4y Police Ment
Court Hamilton Nu
B. of A
Mona
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Barnes Company
National Union
Timothy Murray
Fielitz
Oly
Communipaw Avenue Desk
City News
Winslow
Childran
Ameebinyy
Witlees
First District
Vroom
Ninth Ward
ST. Patrick's Club
County Board OF Health
Pitney Re
Erie Railroad
Hudson County Gas Company
DR White
Paventa
Prarty
Diocesan Union
Prudential's
Cropford
Fumd Sy
Baey
Willow
Reson
Muren Gard A
Joel
Chashen
Jo Tate
Crate
Marek Tatinved
Jean
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