Morenants Refrigerating Company Forms in New Jersey
The Morenants Refrigerating Company of New Jersey filed its certificate of organization in New Jersey with a capital of 1 million dollars. Ex Senator Willem Brink erhoff is listed among incorporators. The firm aims to build a large fireproof cold storage warehouse on Second Street opposite the Pennsylvania Railroad yards, costing about 750 thousand dollars and connected to the railroad for transport of meats, game, fruit, vegetables and other perishables. The project anticipates substantial employment and requests authority to build railroad connections and tracks to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Jersey City
United States
Woo Wy Whiot Ik Wil
Mans
Uader Way
Morenants’ Refrigerating Company of
New Jersey
Tus
Willem Brinkerhoff
Wen Ofigh
New York City
Second Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Winants
Cleshnig
Pennsylvania Railroad
I Walter Board
Coummis- Simers
James Wills
West Shore's New Boat West Point Trial Trip
A large party of railroad men sailed aboard the new West Point ferry boat built for the West Shore Railroad Co. The vessel, running between Franklin Street and Weehawken, features double compound engines, 12 foot boilers at 140 psi, and a 208 foot overall length. Elegant cherry fittings, ventilation, heating, and electric lighting promise comfort as the boat tests its performance on the North and Hudson rivers.
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West Point
West Shore Railroad Co
Jcont
W. & A. Fletcher Co
Haveken
Messrs. ©. &. Lambert
West Shore Railroad
H. B. Jager
General Hestern
John
R. A. Sheehan
F. L. Pomeroy
H.R. BR
Nicholas O'Connor
Department of Street Openings
New York City
George H. Etuart
Port of
New York
George R. Bidwell
Franklin Street
Weehawken
Jong
North River
Mast River
Eiletlé
Busston
James Riley Dead Enslaver Featured in Local Notice
James Riley, an enslaver long known in the community, is reported dead. The notice mentions his residence at Mourth and Eleventh streets and references his long association with the Pennsylvania Batleyud dod, noting his involvement with Colym dua.
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James & Ring
Pennsylvania
Mourth
Colym
Finance Board Meets Amid Unclear Agenda
An obscure meeting of a municipal finance board occurred with limited accessible details. The brief notes mention board members and routine fiscal matters, but specific items, attendees, and outcomes remain unclear from the fragmented text.
Vetoed Moores appointment prompts mayoral rebuke
Mayor Hoos vetoes the Street and Water Board resolution appointing John Moores as assistant in the Clerk’s Office. He cites lack of need, prior health issues, and misallocated duties among water department staff, warning that the veto may be overridden and urging prudence in city spending. The mayor also proposes selling unused school site land at Fairmount and Bergen Avenues to reduce tax burdens.
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Street and Water Board
Joby Moores
Hoos
Tecordones
Honorable Board of Street and Water Commissioners
Pebraury
John Meores
Geo. T. Boutop
Bouton
California
Tolson
Mr. Bouton
Peckham
McGrath
Gurug
Bouton Wok
Kearny
Harrison
Herge
Edward Hdos
Fairmount
Bergen
Board of Education
Board of Finance
Corporation Counsel
Greenville Avenue
Dward Hoob
Baby's Body Found in Ash Barrel Near York Street
A workman discovered the body of a newborn male wrapped in white cloth inside an ash barrel at the foot of York Street, near a ferry, shortly after dawn. Police were alerted and noted a peculiar candle poke found nearby as potential evidence.
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York
Polissnian
Plata
New Battalion Chief for Jersey City Fire Department
In Trenton dull legislative morning, Abbott introduced two bills. One ties Hoboken Tax Commissioners to the Anti Sprin g election law, extending terms. The other revives 1371 Act authorising the Geological Survey to claim land in the Passaic valley. The Howe passed Tennant’s bill allowing Jersey City to appoint an additional Battalion Chief of the Fire Department.
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Jersey City
Trenton
Twelfth Ward Club Moves Into New Headquarters
The Twelfth Ward Democratic Club occupied its new three story brick building at 47 Central Avenue last night. The second floor is furnished, the first and third floors await furniture, a punch room on the first floor holds two pool tables. A house committee led by Frank McNeill was formed to furnish the building and organize a daily club. The rooms will be open every night as postal invitations go out to ward Democrats for a big meeting next Tuesday.
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Twelfth Ward
Democratic Club
Central Avenue
Cathude Yous Men's Literary Association
Frank McNeill
Burkhardt
Thomas Coyle
Birthday cheers for City Collector Robert Davis
City Collector Robert Davis celebrated his fifty third birthday with a steady stream of callers including prominent Democratic politicians, municipal board commissioners, and several ladies. Sheriff Dempier made an early call and presented several floral pieces including a gilded horseshoe and a basket of American Beauty roses.
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Robert Davis
Sherif Dempier
Father Carroll Introduces New Parish Assistant
The Rev. Sn C. BL Carroll of St. Patrick's Catholic Church announced a new assistant, Father Donohue, to support Father Keough at St Athyslan's in Newark. Donohue arrived Monday and begins duties before Christmas, after moving from Newry to join the Newark parish.
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Sn C. BL Carroll
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Donohue
Mike Father Keough
Father Keough
Athyslan
Newark
Father Donohue
Pather
Hin
I Newry
No Naturalizing Delayed by Provisional Legal Review
The court will defer naturalization hearings amid questions about the Meeker act and its constitutionality. Judge Blair said examinations may proceed if the act is sustained. otherwise, naturalizations resume after a court ruling. Applicants must appear by Saturday noon to be examined before the prohibitory period starts Sunday.
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Blair
Merker
Naturalization Bureau
Meeker
Explosion on Tug Nettle causes injuries in Hoboken basin
Four men were injured when an explosion blew the tugboat Nettle ’ice’s superstructure in Hoboken’s Twenty street basin. The blast, from a cylinder head blowout, hurled crew into the water and they were rescued by the tug Don Juan. Engineer James Cuttin suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized, while Harry Free, John Mahler, and Thomas Wright received cuts and bruises and refused hospital care. Captain Kruse and his ferry crew escaped unharmed.
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Ane
Hoboken
John Ingalls
Ime
Don Juan
James Cuttin
No. 78
Mortis Shest
St. Francis's Hospital
Harry Free
John Mahler
Thomas Wright
Kruse
Bremen
Breith Ward Club to buy Virginia Ave clubhouse plan
A Breith Ward Republican Club committee led by Frank H. Hall Howard Griffins and John H. Weastell will likely close a deal this week with Phoenix Building and Loan Association after paying 100 for an option expiring Tuesday. The loan agency will require 1000 cash and a mortgage for the balance.
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Breith Ward Republican Club
Virginia Avenue
Phoenix Building and Loan Association
Frank H. Hall
Howard Griffins
John H. Weastell
Hall
Wanger
Riley's Conviction Set Aside by Court of Errors and Appeals
The Court of Errors and Appeals set aside the conviction of James Tiley a Me Court of General Sessions defendant in a Newark area case. The real estate dealer was tried on a complaint by James McGrath alleging deceit in mortgage sales while claiming the property was unencumbered. At trial the defendant argued instalment payments were invalid, challenging the basis of the al as taken.
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Court of Errors and Appeals
James Tiley
General 5 Sons
James McGrath
Newark Avenue
Second Streets
McGrath
Ray
Lafayette Park Stairways and Lafayette property purchase talk
Jersey City Street and Water Board met to discuss buying the Van Horn property for Lafayette Park at 96,000. Citizens and real estate agents urged the board to accept the price, while others warned the cost may be excessive. The board reserved decision and considered alternate routes for water and street improvements.
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Street and Water Board
van Horn
Lafayette
Ite
van Hore
C. Howard Slater
Finance and
Street and
Ater Commissioners
Jersey City
Eulers
Abrim’ van Horn
Lafayette Park
Benry A. Sterfens
Two Alumni Groups Battle Over School Alumni Name
The Hokoken High School alumni associations clash as one group Incorporates and claims sole rights to the name The recently reorganized Ho boken group plans to restrain others from using The matter centers on ownership of the Home and the right to meetings and business under the name.
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Hoboken High School
Wurts
John Clark
Sys
Arsoblation
Incorporated Hoay
Puzzle for the Vice Chancellor divides Burke's 9900 among 83500 creditors
In 1880 City awarded contractor Timothy Burke to build engine house No 4. He failed to complete, city pursued, and creditors file claims over 500. The Vice Chancellor Picney heard the case this morning to determine which creditor receives the largest portion as the city holds Burke's unfinished work and funds.
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Burke
Timothy Burke
Phere
Burke Alon
Laken
Chaicery
Picney
J.B Hall
Thomas Wendstokson, Jr
Mr. Hail
Lawynia Jamea P Goedon
Webstei
Punish This Miscreant Skye Terrier Attack
Mrs. Ernestina Buhning’s small skye terrier was fatally wounded by Samuel Brewster with a pitchfork after being chased across a vacant lot. Annie Behning witnessed the assault as Brewster also threw an axe, the dog dying soon after. Police and the SPCA are handling the case under President George McCarthy’s direction.
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Ernestina Buhning
Christian Behbning
Winfield Avenue
Samuel Brewster
Annie Behning
Brewster
Miss Behning
Sergeant McDevitt
Burke
George McCarthy
Buck Defends Self After Hoboken Assault Claim
Jerome Buck famed sprinter and athlete fought Henry Elfers a private watchman after a confrontation at Buck’s Hoboken home. Buck subdued Elfers with a drubbing then carried him to the Second Police Station and pressed assault charges. Elfers was hospitalized and attended Recorder's Court as Buck sought countercharges. Police report said Buck had bandaged head and dizziness but no serious injuries.
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Jerome Buck
Sporting Cireles
No. WA Park Avenue
Hoboken
Henry Elfers
Buck
Hilers
Elfers
Wifers
Recorder's Court
Gome
Ariltz
DUGAN SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEARS ON THREE INDICTMENTS
Dugan received a 20 year term after being convicted on three charges including attempted robbery of the St Matthews Lutheran Church parsonage in Jersey City. He was captured after a police chase following an attack on the pastor’s wife Mrs Dolépeers. The Court of Errors and Amnesty yesterday upheld the conviction.
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Dugan
Ho Hel
St Matthews Lutheran Church
Jersey
Dolépeers
Ue Pollen
Court of Errors
Amelic
Vhomias
Cnieen
Coure
Ps Iank
Rome
Herr Finte Class of First Presbyterian Meets in Annual Banquet
The annual meeting of the Herr Finte Clas of the First Presbyterian Church was held last night with officer elections and a dinner for about one hundred members. Dr H S Forman was named president, G Perkins treasurer, and an Executive Committee plus several committee chairs were selected. The event featured a presentation speech, a brief address by the retiring president Pierre F Cuok, and remarks praising Dr Herr. The class reports strong activity with weekly meetings, debates and several branches, and funds directed to hospital work under Presbyterian Board supervision.
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H. S$. Forman
Waller Condit
Charles Vreeland
McLaughlin
Fnr
Leake
Dr. Herr
Herr Mille
Wa Wien
Boli
Hulle Ieee Ube Sig ‘Church
Unger
Supe Yision
the Presbyterian Board of
Missi
Funeral of William J Connolly Opens Crowded Service
The funeral of Patrolman William J Connolly of the First Precinct began this morning from his residence at 19 Warren Street. Hundreds of friends joined in the cold to view the casket, as Captain Cody led police in escort to the hearse. A large delegation from local fraternal orders attended, with a solemn, orderly procession to the church.
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Wiliam J
Connolly
Als
Warren Street
Try House Belray
Itatienal Caperoli
Cody
Try Police
Ehumbang
Apierica
Povosia
Mrs Benson's Shoes At Center Of Town Improvement Affair
In long running club affairs the Women's Club Executive Board seeks a vacant chair as Mrs Benson contemplates stepping down. Rumors swirl around Mrs Whitney and a potential nomination to keep Benson in office temporarily while a full election is planned, with ballots expected from about four hundred members and candidates canvassed by the nominating committee.
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Rae
Vet Improvement
Beerd Ol
Hudepeth-Benson
Altheish
Amd
Anne
Clui
Adomeni
Haem
Mra Fensen
Campeign
Bus Mim
Wiihaes
Mira
Benson
Whitney
Hac Wits
Dire Whitney
Witney
Ronigt
Gale
Bog Stow
Hug
York Street
Jersey
Try Flat Pipes In Cold Weather
Fragmented OCR notes describe attempting flat pipes to prevent freezing. It notes water expansion, pressure, and the idea that slightly fattened water won’t burst in front weather. The text discusses draining pipes, preventing freezes, and waiting for warmth to restore original shape.
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Winter
Weather Indications From New York Report
A March weather bulletin from New York notes unsettled conditions with light to moderate winds and chances of frost. A brief forecast suggests variable skies and potential temperature fluctuations overnight as the region prepares for upcoming fronts.
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New York
March & Gi
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Merchants’ Refrigerating Co
West Shore
James Riley
Finance Board
Othe Finance
Wevnlan Gus Aelernum
G, O. P, Steerers
Jersey City News
Repubean
Mueker
Union County
Mrr
Sammy Dickinson
Carl Lentz
McCarter
Reed
Baby
Tennant
Twelfth's
Club
MR. Davis's
Father Carroll
Altman
Meeker Bill
Riley
Bowers Street
Paterson Plank Road
New York Avenue
Grifith Street
Sherman Avenue
Summit Avenue
Manhattan Avenue
Wallis, Edwards & Bumsted
Jersey City Water Supply Company
City
Penn Horn Creek
Younele Avenue
Carlton Avenue
McDermott
Lower Jersey
Conke Street
Ark Avenue
Seventh Street
Brunswick Street
Bright Street
Grand Street
Grove Street
Hudson Street
Hudson
Exchange Place
Essex Street
Luxton
Uae
JOB Printing Department
Rees teerEseree
SSR
Ee Rees
THE
Washington St
Dastardly Coward
W. J Connolly
Captain Cody
Evoort
Noe
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