Cadmus Endorsed Over Cadmus by City Committee Mixup
A Republican City Committee vote to reappoint Edwin Codmas failed after a friend voted for a dead man. George Cadmus, brother of the current postmaster, had been endorsed earlier but a second ballot gave Frank B. Eddy the endorsement 20 to th. Eddy opposed Cadmus’ reappointment with Cadmus’s ally James accidentally voting for him. The salary cited is 3100 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purmaster
Edwin Codmas
Bayou
Republican City Committee
Eddy
Wiefield
Cadmus
George Cadmius
George Cadmus
James
Amateur AOH group to stage A Bit of Blarney
Members of the A O H of America Bee rehearse for the Bleu play A Bit of Blarney to be staged at St Peter's Hall on March 14 and 17 under Division No 6. Lead roles feature M J Nolan and Patrick Murphy with Charles Ollwell and others in supporting parts. Female leads include Verotics Stanton Mrs Haynes and Miss Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Hall
M. J. Nolan
Patrick Muirphy
Charles Ollwell
Charles Proadford
James Donohue
Charles Dolan
Joseph Summers Reception at Wood's Hall Promises Charity Event
The fourth annual promenade and souvenir reception of the Joseph Summers Association will be held Thursday evening, March 22, at Wood's Hall with The Appeal's owner as standard bearer and Miss H. D. Anderson's orchestra providing music. A catering firm will serve supper. numerous organizers are listed, and the event marks the final reception at the historic venue before its conversion to storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Summer's Association
Wood's Hall
the Appeal
H. DL. Anderson
Te ‘Afair
Messrs
Mosses Wikliamson
George A. Haley
John Coote
John
Mobley
M. V Olson
Robert Goontes
J. G. Mow
Henry Tones
Reginald Sonsiters
WB. Holden
James L. Merritt
B. J. Bolden
J. L. Bolen
ZB. Marke
J. J.keokes
J. P. Waters
PLC
Hal
Wiliam Marsh
J. Bell
J.B Stewart
J. B. Bell
Jesse Harris
W.D. Brown
B. Howe
Rafe Peterson
Brwnney
Summerville
W. Dvana
Ye ‘Bird
Boarders Living With Abandoned Children Under Scrutiny
Edward A. Ransom of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and local reporter William Cox investigated at 307 Grand Street, finding Carrie Bodiski fifteen, Chapus ten, and three others living with no guardians. Parents were dead and a $1,000 insurance fund existed. The adults admitted not working. they were lectured and released after a brief confrontation. Cox took the two children to the society for protection while plans to secure the funds’ use proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Ransom
The
Society For Te Prevention
William Cox
Grand Street
Regis Carrie Bodiski
Chapus
Bridget Moran
Leon Chirkowski
Ada Walsiski
Carrie Bodiski
Charles
Simday
Ransom
Bat
Tiny
Mullcum
Mr. Ransom
West Precinct
Cox
Twu
Merchants to Dine at Seventeenth Anniversary Banquet
The Merchants Protective Association of Hudson County marks its seventeenth anniversary with a banquet at Pohlmann's Hotel on Tuesday March 20. Formed in March 1889 at Five Corners Old Avenue House, it has long protected members and promoted improvements. Dinner addresses will be by a well known speaker and the program will feature vocal and instrumental talents. Committee members are William George Nelson J Schell Jenberger and James H Wenstell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Protective Association of
Hudson County
Pohlmann’s
Avenune House
Five Corners
Pathe
Wek
William George Nelson
J. SchellJenberger
James H. Wenstell
Prince Tsai Ese to Visit Governors Island in Grant Call
The Prince Tsai Ese and suite will visit Governors Island today after Gen. Grant invited them at the Wirth Avenue Hotel. Rhung Chi Heng and Li Sheng-to accompany him. They plan to present at General Grant's headquarters at 11 and dine at the University Club. On Sunday he will go to Washington and sail to England midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Tsai Ese
Governors Island
Frederick D. Grant
Wirth Avenue
Gen
Grant
Rhung Chi Heng
Li Sheng-to
General Grant
Prince
University Club
Tsai Tse
Washington
Chentung
Engin
M'GOVERN CLUB'S GRAND VIEWY BALL FEATURES
The annual Call of the Ryan and Mc Govern Association will be held at Grand Viewy Ball Ogden avenue and Franklin street next Monday evening. Illustrated songs will be sung by John J. Driscoll as a feature of the program. Committee in charge includes John Mulligan T Flannagan J W GeMen T4 McDermott E Cahill W Crystal B Ryan P McGovern B Backers and McNamee.
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Ryan and McGovern Association
Grand Viewy Ball
Ogden Avenue
Franklin Street
John J. Driscoll
John Mulligan
T. Flannagan
J. W. GeMen
T.4. McDermott
E. Cahill
W. Crystal
B. Ryan
P. McGovern
B. Backers
McNamee
Lost His Left Leg In Railroad Accident
At four o'clock this morning John J. Burne, a brakeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad Toll, suffered a severe injury between a locomotive and a car. He was taken to Pryovis Hospital for treatment.
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John J. Burne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eby
Pwiovis Hospital
Governor Faces Charges Over Hillery Tax Law
Special to The Jersey City News reports Governor B C Stokes publicly challenges Corporation Counsel George L Record’s claim that the Hillery tax bill serves railroad interests. The governor defends the measure, cites citizens’ postal card protests, and asserts the law aims to give voters control over taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Trenton
B.C. Stokes
George L. Record
Fey
Record
Wagan
Repord
Pagan
Fagan
Alto
Raty
Assemblymen by Districts and Tax Law Debates in 1906
In Trenton 1906 the Legislature debates redistricting Assembly districts and the Hillery tax law. The plan treats the Assembly as a committee measure to credit Republicans, with court review sought on constitutionality before the next election. The message discusses tax rates in Elizabeth, Paterson, Passaic, and Ocean City, and cites Senate bill No. 108 as mollification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaemer
Rejpeds
Trenton
Myceh
Counse
Assembly
Cornish
Warren
Minturn
Hudson
Thachaig
Jelonsies
Republican Party
Hudson County Republican Committee
Court of Errors and Appeals
Elizabeth
Paterson
Passaic
Eizens
Ocean City
Hillery
Life Guards and March Dangers Warned by Hood's Sarsaparilla
The Life Guards are praised as loyal British protectors amid a March rise of illness. The ad urges strengthening the system with Hood's Sarsaparilla to guard against colds influenza influenza entarrh grip and pneumonia, claiming it warms the blood and tones vital organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buegronrs
Oyerybody’s
Hood
Indian Lands a Big Problem in Indian Territory
The piece outlines arguments over extending tribal relations for Five Civilized Nations in Indian Territory to prevent railroad grabs of valuable lands. It notes coal lands, leases by railroads, and a Senate probe as steps to curb monopolistic practices, stressing the stakes for Indians and independent miners alike.
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Congressm
New Jersey
Senate
Tr Follette
Indu
West Virginia
Allevoais
United States Supreme Court
Yhien
Prac
Opera Citer
Wilains
Indien Lawda
Eapees
Eo Landy
Indian Territory
Ite
Choctaw Gwal and Railway Company
Congress
Tipat
Congrass
Indiana Territory
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroa Company
Port Smith and Western Railway
Atoka
Lehigh
Ariso
Missouri, Kansas
Aisd Texas Railway
Nalbonds
Ounload Mellanining Wi
Pillmar Gillespie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pln
Grosvenor
Tillman
Gilespick
Wisconsin
Great Winter Resort Route Advertised by Seaboard Air Line
Florida the Carolinas Atlanta Birmingham and best winter resorts quickly reached by Seaboard Air Line. Far resort booklet address B Conktyn 1183 Broadway New York.
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Florida
Carolinas
Atlanta
Birmingham
Aouth
Seaboard
Broudwer
Adjournment Debate Shapes About March 29
Treated as likely that the Legislature will adjourn March 29 after favorable House and Senate concurrence. Commentary notes lengthy session, hearings, and calls for careful action before final adjournment, with emphasis on railroad, oil, coal, and land issues and public interest.
Indian mission schools and government policy debated
Washington reporter notes liberal Indian education policy amid crowded mission schools. Government contracts fund nine boarding schools and 39 mission schools serving 935 pupils last year costing 102780 dollars, with denominational schools across Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal and other groups shaping Indian education and youth culture.
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Iasw
Washington
Sewark “Eyentiic
Gk Intiomat
worFreservation
Serioul Ae Cum
Ani
Whikel
Ahmad Wnek
Pfu
Witen Wiey
Tailien Childeen
Bureau of Catholic’ Idian Missions
Board of Lutheran Indian Missions
Ver Welous
Cathole Church
Episcopal
Lutherthe
Reformed Pershsterings
Philadelphia
Hampton Normal and Agrientrupat Taratiinte
Hampton
Talfan
Ham
Incomplete Text With Fractured Medical Ad Message
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions cold cure and laxative products with scattered words and unclear context. The readable parts reference a refund policy and a medical care note, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities are present. The item appears to be an corrupted advertisement or notice fragment from a periodical.
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Edwin Cadmus
Bayonne
ALO. H
Joseph Summer
Hussars
Alt Tinde
Gareaparlla
Edward A. Ransom, Jr
Corporation Counsel Record
Cornish Biel
Great Winter Resort
HOUSE
Yostal Co
Torsey City News
Mar
House of Asseamily
Fixie Shupslay
Lendoy Hillery
Mowanaking
Legistiyare
Inege
Bureal OF
Catholic Indian Missions
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