Election Fight Camden In It Too
Newark March report on Supreme Court rule to show cause mandamus to compel city clerk Connelly to furnish election materials for the Fifth district Fourth ward. Boorum seeks registers poll books and supplies for the November election. hearing set for a soon date with arrangements due to legislative duties.
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Jersey Day News
Newark
Depule
Supreme
Mandimus
Samuel Kaltsch
Kaltech
Connelly
Ralisch
Seneter McCarter
McCarter
Kalisch
Jersey Supreme Court
Cornelius ¥. Boorum
Board of Registry and
James F. Connelly
Biwark
David A. Depue
Supreme Court of the
State of
New Jersey
James FP
Connylly
Phew Canee
Supreme Mourt
Holdenstohe State House
Trenton
Supreme Court
Board of Registry
Samuel Kallsch
Ef Relator
Bavid A
Depue
C. J
Cornelius V. Boorum
Hoorum
Clark
Mr. McCarter
Mr McCarter
Kallach Das
McCartor
Rea Sen
van Sycku
Depus
Hiseh
Br McCarter
Court actions raise fight over Market Single Election law
In Camden a rule to show cause on writ of mandamus to print tickets for a municipal election was set for return. Justice Garri font granted a similar rule in Newark, with Cranstall seeking an early return. The Camden Democrats view the move as advancing their challenge to the Meeker law and plan to hold Tuesday’s election.
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Kalisch
Kallach
Senator McCarter
van Syckel
Garrison and Garretson
Supreme Court
Trenton
Jersey City News
Camden
John J. Cranstall
Garrifont
Col City
Kramer
De~pue
Samuel Kalisch
Newark
Crandall
H. W. Snyder
Depue
Garrison
Snider
Injunction Denied in Smelting Company Stock Case
Vice Chancellor Stevens denied the injunction to restrain American Smelting and Refining directors from valuing stock at 65 thousand to 100 million and from purchasing the plant of Guggenheimer during a lengthy Chancery proceeding in Newark. The opponents argued the stock raise was not worth the money as the Vice-Chancellor prepared to render his opinion, crowding the courtroom with lawyers and stockholders, with Vice-Chancellor Pitney observing from a witness chair.
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Stevens
American Smelting and Refining Company
Mr. Guggenheimer & Sons
Newark
Pitney
Funeral for George Ringle Held at Mercer Street Home
Funeral services for George Ringle son of Finance Commissioner Jacob Ringle were conducted yesterday at his Mercer street residence. A large turnout of friends and politicians attended despite Mrs. Ringle's severe illness preventing her from being present. Rev James A Brown led the service. Masonic rites followed at New York Bay Cemetery. Ringle was a prominent Mason, and Mrs Ringle remains gravely ill with peritonitis as Dr Kopetecney races to save her.
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George Ringle
Finance
Jacob Ringle
Mercer Street
Mr. Ringle
Ringle
James A. Brown
Wayne Street
Mrs Hannah Dickinson Dead Mother of Colonel Samuel Dickinson
Mrs Hannah Dickinson died at her home on Jersey avenue late last evening aged 79. She was the mother of Colonel Samuel Dickinson former City Treasurer and will be interred Wednesday in New York Bay Cemetery. Born in London she came to this country in 252 and first lived in Philadelphia. Her husband Captain John Dickinson died two years later leaving her with two children and a sister. A prominent worker in Medding Methodist Episcopal Church, she enjoyed a large circle of friends.
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Samuel Dickie
Hannah Dickinson
Jersey Avenue
Dickinson
Samuel Dickinson
New York Bay Cemetery
London
England
Showaime
Philadelphia
John Dickinson
Samuel
BH. A. Chamberlain
Medding Methodist Episcopal Church
Vice Chancellor Pitney's Hold Up in Court of Chancery
The normally dull motions in Court of Chancery gained rare liveliness as Vice Chancellor Pitney, famed for resisting lawyers seeking orders, faced an unexpected moment this morning while reviewing papers. The exchange, marked by a touch of humor, interrupted the routine session and drew attention to the proceedings.
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Pitney
Court of Chancery
Traction Company to Introduce Bill to Settle Road
Traffic across the Hackensack and Passaic rivers halted as drawbridges closed by the Newark Plank Road line. North Jersey Street Railway, under legal action, took control steps after a court ruling voided the original charter. Officials say bridges unsafe and operation cannot continue without a solution. Lawyers plan a bill to reopen the road and settle management in the Legislature.
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Hackensack
Pussule
Newark Plank Road
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Newark Plank Road Company
Court of Errors and Appeals
New Jersey
New York
Passaic River
Duckson
Pavilion
Jackson
Tarkson
Hackensack Bridge
Henry Young
Committee of Manufacturers
David Young
Spencer Weart
North Dersy
Weart
EF. C. Young
North Jasey
Hasex County
Hudson County Freeholders
Monsignor Objects to Sisters Selling Tickets for Home Aid
Monsignor Robert Beton denounces Sisters in charge of Bt. Joseph's Home for the Blind on Pavonia Avenue for selling tickets to an entertainment. He admonishes parishioners not to buy, reading a circular from the Mother Superior asking for funds and promising prayers in return. He notes the home has other revenue sources and urges those who bought to return or destroy the tickets.
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Mer Seton
Robert Beton
Bt. Joseph
Pavonia Avenue
Actress Katherine Burns Identified in Hotel death case
The woman found at Lachben's Hotel identified as Katherine Burns of Philadelphia, an actress with the Dairy Farm company. Florence Roberts, Burns's half sister, arrived from Philadelphia and produced a letter from Burns to prove identity. Burns, unable to perform Wednesday, was discharged, and investigators suspect she died by melancholy after a failed acting stint. The body went to New York for burial with Actors Fund covering costs.
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Eulel Priday
Lachben
Katherine Burns
Philadel Pa
Miss Roberts
Devon
New York
Saloons on the Heights stay undercover amid temperance action
The City Epworth Union prompted a quiet day on the Heights with no police complaints as saloons suspended Wret Side trade. Temperance workers claim success in reducing Sunday saloon business and pressuring owners to operate more discreetly.
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Epworth
Cal
Storm Rain Mostly Harmless In Hudson City
A severe last night rainstorm in the Hudson City section caused little damage. Wind loosened dirt stones and boulders from embankments along Palisade avenue to Hoboken avenue washing onto flagged pavements.
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Hudson City
Palisade Avenue
Newark Avenue
Hoboken Avenue
Six Day Tour to Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington
A third in a series of personally conducted tours via Pennsylvania Railroad leaves New York and Philadelphia on March 23 to Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington. The package includes transport meals hotel stays and carriage tours with prices from multiple stations and return options. Tickets and itineraries available through city agents and tourist offices in New York Brooklyn Newark Philadelphia and nearby points.
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Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Newark
Renton
Old Point
Hovie
Sii
Trent
Roadway
Court Street
Broad Street
Naylar
Gro. Wy
Bord. Stnletant
General Assenger Pent
Broa
Reelation
Alliance Silk Mill in Trouble in North Hudson
The Alliance Silk Company of North Hudson faced financial trouble due to land tracts, with Vice Chancellor Stevens hearing a petition to declare insolvency and appoint a receiver. Counsel Carrick reported the factory was valued at 10,000 dollars with a 5,000 dollar mortgage, and goods on hand plus those with agents added to the assets. the matter was adjourned for counsel to agree on a receiver.
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Alliance Sil Company of
North Hudson
Stevens
Charles L. Carrick
Open Barber Shop Door Suspected Lapse in Security
A barber shop owned by Charles Schmidt at 2 Payenia Avenue had its front door left open last night. Patrolman Duckiey reported the scene, noting no thieves were found inside and no immediate damage observed.
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Charles Schmidt
Payenia Avenue
Mbditent
Duckiey
Wilkinson Suit Reveals Five Co-respondents In Divorce
Mrs Emma Josephine Wilkinson sues doctor husband Dr Walter Wilkinson for divorce and alimony. He counterpoints with affidavits and accusations of morphine habit, while the wife’s letters and travels are cited as evidence of alleged infidelity and neglect.
Daring arson attempt endangers four story building
Police probe a suspected deliberate arson at 915 Montgomery Street around 11 last night. Chanceman Dundon alerted neighbors after discovering flames in a six unit apartment, guiding residents to safety before fire crews arrived. Fire was contained with minor damage. investigators suspect an intentional act and expect arrests soon.
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Montgomery Street
Chanceman Dundon
Gremen
Chanceman
Dindon
Claire Birch
Lewis Rosenhausen
Birch
Louie ‘Rosenhaveet
Hoboken Storm Blamed for Hospital Blaze and Signal Wreckage
A severe Hoboken storm last night stunned three men and injured bluecoats as a blaze tore through Police Headquarters. The storm damaged the department’s signal system, causing live wires to crackle and spark and forcing Sergeant Flattery to flee. Captain Hayes sent twelve officers to warn street crews, while Patrolman Edward McGuinness and John Schneider were knocked unconscious and sent to the Second Precinct station.
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Hoboken
Spolterine
Flattery
Hayes
Edward McGuinness
John Behnalder
Ilone
Mc Guinness
Sehneider
Horses Burn in Griffing Iron Company Stable Fire
A destructive blaze at Griffing Iron Company stable on Woodward Street early this morning killed three horses. Firefighters arrived after the barn and attached sand shed were destroyed. Fire damaged prevented spread to the Sie foundry. total loss estimated at 1.00.
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Woodward Street
Sie
Two Families Scared by Kitchen Fire at Gardner Ave
A overheated stove in a William Schoppe apartment at 16 Gardner Ave sparked a kitchen blaze, forcing two families to flee into the rain with belongings. Neighbors alerted Belmont Ave firemen, who hurried to the scene as the fire was confined to the kitchen. Damage estimated at about $200.
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William Schoppe
Gardner Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Sparks From Locomotive Hit Jersey Avenue Wool Shed
Sparks from a locomotive on the Pennsylvania Railroad freight trestle set fire to a woolshed in the rear of No. 618 Jersey Avenue Saturday. The property is owned by James Kelly. The damage was slight.
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Pennsylvania
Jersey Avenue
James ‘J. Kelly
Swindled Blind Poetess by Nephew and Man
Miss Alice Holmes the blind poetess of Wayne Street was swindled yesterday of money by her nephew David Wright and associate William Hutton of Patrdew Avenue. Wright claimed he was under arrest and that Hutton was a police detective, demanding five dollars. Holmes gave the money and the pair were later arrested by Samal Wright, a brother of David, who summoned a police officer. Police Justice Hoos ordered further examination at Police Headquarters.
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Alice Holmes
Wayne Street
David Wright
William Hutton
Patrdew Avenue
Huttons
Miss Holmes
Wright
Hutton
Clus
Misa Holmes
Samal Wright
David
Sutton
Hoosken
Eighth Republicans to Meet in Bleath Ward
An eighth Republican meeting is planned in Bleath ward at Harrison wrenie on Virginia avenue. The event focuses on a plan of projectorale to spend on a Walidlug ad and a Sandals purchase, with details pending finalization.
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Harrison Wrenie
Virginia Avenue
Counterfeit Passer Caught
A garbled police report names George Kelly of Garden Terrace Helliken and a Saturday night incident at a Madison Street saloon. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate arrest and committal procedures and the involvement of local authorities.
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George Kelly
Madson Street
Strike spreads as Barnes mill walkout halts work
A countywide labor dispute escalates after the Building Trades Council orders a boycott at Barnes Manufacturing. Carpenters and allied unions enforce a nine hour labor demand, with agents from the Wood Workers’ Union and others aiding. Despite a large on-site workforce, no violence occurred, and workers vow to press the halt until the nine hour schedule is restored.
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Barnes Manufsiccture Company
Symployus
Urlon
Building Trades
Connell
Huhbun Y
Amame
Rlit
Waittis
Carpenterst Chatrice
Huison County
Colineil Mall
FolWoom JavanGe
Husiness
Agnat T
MD Wood Workers’ Union Nu
Barnes
Council Hall
WIFE COMMITTED BIGAMY Declares Void Marriage
John Burkhart of Kisa petitions the Court of Clune to declare his marriage to Mrs. Smillie Burkhart void on grounds of bigamy. He alleges Emilie Hive got a prior marriage to Frederick Hive on February 1882 in New York, and that the couple lived together until discovery. There are no children, and Burkhart has not wed since. Senator Robert B. Beth counseled for Burkhart.
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John Burkart
Kisa
Court of Clune
Smillie
Burkart
Emilie
New York
J. W. Gewas
Lile
Frederick Hiveget
City News Notes on Drederick Seiss and eviction case
A confused report notes Drederick Seiss a two year old Frenchman tied to a dispute on a city avenue. The piece mentions eviction proceedings, a house sans license and notes from a Catholic church director amid municipal ordinances.
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Evenue
Lykhewey Gir
Jersey Avenue
Drederick Seiss
Weth Weng
Seleo
Tv House
Catholic Sone
Upcoming Gutialio Club Event Noted by Father Sorrell
Fragmented notice lists Father Sorrell anticipating a Gutialio Club gathering next Wednesday. It mentions a plan to Dew Buoowes with several people in attendance and hints at a local social program. The readable text is garbled and contains many unclear phrases.
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Father Sorrell
Gutialio Club
Weather Indications for New York Ahead of Clearance
Weather bulletin for New York cites a thirty six hour period ending around five tomorrow. Expect clearing tonight with light to moderate southerly winds. A cold front may pass by midday Wednesday with high near 72.
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New York
Harriet
Mavreh
Masters of Fact teased by unseen sources
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about masters of fact and unseen sources. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to anchor a specific news item or outcome.
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American Smelting Company
Winslow
Childres
Mrs. Moore
The
Dairy Farm Company
Epworth Union
Alliance Silk Mill
Wilkinson
Walter Wilkinson
Emma Josephine Wilkinson
Wiveres
Wichard C. Risk
J. Coles Helek
Panadelphia
Samuel Tramper
George Stevens
Clayton. Goss
W. H. Quiet. Ie
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Wilkincom
William Brinkerhoff
Nhot
Brinkerhoff
Wyikingen
Ohio
Summit
Atlantic City
Sag Harbor
Coumbus
Fiji
Emma
Syen
JOB Printing Department
Ecarer
Jersey City . News
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Griffing Iron Works
Tata
Boycott
Burkhart
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