Democratic Party Prepares Big Vote in Local Elections
City and county Democrats hold ward conferences to field multiple candidates for Street and Water Board Aldermen Justices of the Peace and Constable. They warn against opposing Democrats and name Anthony Haveksmd James & Nolén as Street and Water candidates while pledging loyal service and careful roster control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Davis Bar
Democrats Party
Street and Water Board
Aldurmen
Justines of
Ruc
James J. McBride
Geo
D. Cole
Laneel Warrin
Richarda
Murphy
John Lyons
Christopher Ste Cormucis
Peter Tuite
John H. Weil
James Gallagher
Aldarman
Petre Mhrhardt
Patrick Hantey
Davis Association
Atea
Edward Woeakener
William Malmbach
Edward Carluck
Joseph Dutt
Joseph Blaece
Otto Meisz Hamburger
Turns Veraln
J. J. Mueller
Amviler
Menge
Loth
Register Tomorrow Opens Doors for Voters
Tomorrow marks the first day of registration. Polls open at 1 o clock in the afternoon and stay open until nine in the evening. Voters are urged to ensure they are registered before the deadline.
Sixth Ward, Eleventh Ward, Twelfth Ward Democratic Club Meetings
The Sixth Ward club meets at Palmetto Wall Lafayette and Whiton Streets this evening to discuss the forthcoming election. The Eleventh Ward club meets at Spates Hall this evening. The Twelfth Ward club meets tomorrow evening at Spats Hall to endorse candidates. cards have been sent to all members and a rousing meeting is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Democratic Club
Palmetto Wall
Lafayette
Whiton Streets
Eleventh Ward
Spates Hall
Twelfth Ward
Spats
New York Paper Claims Hubert Davis Delegation Role
A New York paper claimed Hubert Davis would delegate to a Democratic convention in Air Davinsbene, asserting he had no desire to attend and would not participate in any movement toward a delegate. The report reflected typical inaccuracy in Jersey City affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Hubert Davis
M Ginley’s Serious Fall After Night Drinking
Patrick Medinney of 192 Randolph Avenue fell while intoxicated near Ailing Alstawlt at three in the morning. He descended a stairway, clipping and flailing down the steep stairs, injuring himself and his wife. He was taken to Cly Fpa tial, where doctors found concussion, facial cuts, and scalp wounds. He is hospitalized in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Medinney
Nox
Randolph Avenue
Alstawlt
Conditin
Sinirs
BO Clipped
Filendive Dows
Deeard
Tim Toulani
Borawil
Abd
Sugar Works Open After Starvation Threats
Eleven hundred sugar house employees of the American Sugar Refining Company, kept idle since the start of the panic, learned the works would reopen today for at least one week. Families in many areas faced eviction and hunger as managers denied longer commitments amid overproduction claims. The New York trust office said inquiries would be referred for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Hellisttit Company
York
The
Trust For Information
Sts
Wife Drives Hill QUT Marital Troubles Aired in Chancery
In Asbury Park a divorce case, Robert Am mots versus Catherine Am mots, opened in chancery with Counsellor Hawkins seeking alimony and counsel fees. Am mots testified of years of temper, quarrels, affairs, and separation. wife denied the allegations. Vice Chancellor Amery awarded Catherine Am mots three dollars weekly alimony and legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Amery
Hawkins
Asbury Park
Robert Ammots
Catherine
Aaron Johnson
Long Branch
Viola
Hawking
Thief Shot Through Chase Across City Waters
A noted thief named Ferren Holmes, known to police as Pred Crvlins, evaded officers in Hoboken during a boat chase after burgling Pierce Cove and nearby boats. Detectives tracked him to an abandoned vessel where they found loot worth hundreds, leading to charges for breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrenkoings
Frederek Ferrinolmee
George ‘Crockers
New York
Hoboken
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Ferremholmes
Majong
Ganalbyst Charis Wis
Kerrlesn and
Peyion
Gulwga
Hebhardt
Charlie
Risonér
Wes Arrederes
Ward Stanton
Missing Woman Woronecki Leaves Home on Friday
Miss Josephine Woronecki of 33 Henderson Street disappeared Friday afternoon after visiting her employer Mrs Werke. Aged twenty, she stands four feet eight inches, weighed about 120 pounds, brunette, last seen in a black brocaded silk dress and black velvet hat. Police issued a general alarm and relatives conducted searches with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woronecki
Josephine Worongelel
Henderson Stroét
Mra. Werke
Woroneckt
Hungry man charged in burglary case withdrawn
A poorly dressed immigrant named Adam Sorathy faced First Criminal Court on a break in larceny charge after bakery owner A Moloski alleged bread theft. Sorathy claimed two days without food. judge withdrew the charge and Sorathy was remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Nervy
First Criminal Court
A. Moloski
Warren Street
Adam Sorathy
Sorathy
Sorarhy
Mbarty
Vague note on registration day procedures
Fragmentary OCR indicates registration day details with unclear time notes. The readable portion mentions opening at one o clock in the afternoon and staying open into the evening, urging people to be prepared. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed in the readable text.
Elevator Fire At Foot Of Fourth Street Damages Grain Elevator
Fire alarms rang after a blaze broke out in the grain elevator at the foot of Fourth Street. No. 1 Engine Company arrived swiftly, finding overheating of steam bowler cover and wooden jacket ignition. Damage valued at about $200. Chief Brennan investigated misapplied steam pressure and suspected deliberate act to protect the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavell
Fourth Street
Campane
Wis
Lovell
John Brennan
Ite
William Leddy Convicted in Bayonne Robbery Trial
William Leddy of Bayonne faced Special Sessions Court on a charge of attempted robbery. He claimed mistaken identity, testified he was home by 9 PM, and was corroborated by his stepmother Elizabeth Leddy. The court found him guilty after evidence and prior burglary convictions surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whilam Leddy
Bayonne
Special Sessions Court
David Sprote
No. St Avenue
Sprote
Sprotz
Leddy
Foley
Lewes Epstein
Sportz
David Brodaky
Elizabeth Leddy
Long Hland Oly
People’s Singing Movement Endorsed by Choral Union of NY
The People's Choral Union of New York endorsed Hudson County extension of the People's Singing movement. Articles of agreement will be signed soon and advertising launched. The movement is non sectarian and aims to recruit members. Jersey City to host an Elementary Light Singing Class starting October first, taught by Miss L Dinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Eichmann
York Street
Jersey City
Yerey
L. Dinning
Judson Hall
New York
Pugilist Dunn Arrested in Copper Theft Case
William Dunn formerly New Jersey heavyweight champion, and two others were arrested after being found with ten pigs of copper stolen from Lehigh Valley railroad cars. They hired a truck, robbed a car tire at Grand Street and Communipaw, then fled as officer O Connor approached. Dunn implicated his companions, one of whom was Stephen Vanwhan. Dunn and Vanwhan were held for Grand Jury action in $1,000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Dunn
Pugillat
New Jersey
First Street
Grand Street
O'Connor
Dunn
Walone
Stephen Vanwhan
Seventh Street
Jerney Avenue
Nevin
Registraton polls open noon to nine in evening
Polls will open at one o clock in the afternoon and stay open until nine in the evening. Voters are urged to be prepared and arrive early to cast ballots efficiently.
Parish encuire date set amid church notes
Father Keoust of St Patrick's Catholic Church attended a parish meeting of the Entertainment Cymnalpies of dios Castielie Chub last week. The weekly event was postponed and the parish encuire date was announced for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keoust
St. Patrick's Cathole
Churen
Dios Castielie
Resigned to Fate Fire in Newark
A disastrous Newark fire at Morris and Fourteenth Avenues killed fifteen people, most of them children, as rescuers searched a three story tenement church-turned hostel. Officials suspect arson. Vito Credayo is under suspicion while Virginia Di Plura implicated him, and families mourn amid frantic crowds and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
Newark
Pitteen
Eugens Castillo
Baldatort Bald
Vito Credayo
Virginia di Plura
Dijplura
Credavo
di Plura
My Crevado
Crevado
Precinet
Village Tabernacle Meeting Ends With Thanks On Friday
Mr George Wall moved a vote of thanks for services and it was carried. James Whipple treasurer replied to charges against him accusing him of sympathy with the Hill branch. He called the accusations unfair and unjust and said he never took sides. Dougherty upbraided the trustees accusing him of freeing the lower branch to serve their own plans without consultation. Noonan said he was as good as Mr Scudder and as godly. Members spent the day collecting books from Sunday school, owned by individual members. The new committee will take charge immediately and may occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Society
Tabernacle
James Whipple
Louis Dougherty
First Congregational Church and Society
First Congregational Church
Pubfe
Doughesty
Congregational Church
Eran
Tabernacle Mater
George Wall
Hill
Dougherty
Giem
Joseph D. Noonan
Scudder
Old Time Teething Syrup Promises Taming Children Pain
An old and well tried remedy is touted for teething children and diarrhoea. The excerpt describes Mrs Winglow’s syrup as a trusted cure, claiming it can ease teething discomfort and soothe upset stomachs with a simple, gentle formula.
Fire Routs Church House. Injuries Reported in Castile
A fire swept through a two story building once a church on Castile Street, injuring several occupants including Mrs Nuhyttte Baldi and a 6 year old girl. Philip Palme is severely burned and Virgin Kisini reportedly jumped from a third floor window. The fire, blamed on Creodavo a third floor resident, converted the structure into a cemented dwelling. The building, once parish property, is appraised at 82,500 with fourteen bodies found at the market and one at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Markue
Registration Opens Tomorrow at 1 PM
Tomorrow marks the first day of registration with polls opening at 1 p.m. and continuing for the day. The notice urges eligible voters to register and participate, highlighting the official polling hours and access details for the registration period.
Kilgauleys Collections and City Legal Advice Clash
Revenue and Street and Water Commissioner Anthony Hauck received a message from attorney William Speer, Kilgauleys agent, noting a plan to force the Central Railroad to remove filling that blocks city land. Speer asks whether to pursue legal action or proceed directly, while Kilgauleys fee of fifty percent is questioned by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hauck
William H. Speer
Michael Kilgauley
South Cove
Kilcanley
Board of
Street and Water Commissioners
Kleauley
Central Railroad
Kilcunley
Speer
Hauck
Colonel Smith
Suspicious Death At City Hall Mystery Deepens
A woman, identified as Mrs. Francis Lington of Mexico, died at City Hall this morning after being brought from the Home for Aged Women by Dr. Pyle. Doctors planned an autopsy as authorities termed the case suspicious. she had fallen ill Saturday and was well dressed and respectable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lington
Pyle
Fair-view
Hergen Avenues
Linghton
Mexico
Pyt
Osborne
Funeral for Patrick Lavelle in New York Church
Large attendance at a solemn requiem mass for Patrick Lavelle father of J Lavelle rector of St Patrick Cathedral and of Rev F ER Lavelle of the American College of Rosse. Interment at Cavalry Cemetery. Reverends Risley Fitzsimmons and Garvey presided. The funeral took place at St Stephen's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick Lavelle
J. Lavelle
St. Patrick
Catlhedral
F. ER. Lavelle
American College of
Man Shot in Newark Saloon Doors Amid Robbery Claims
Special report from The Jerkey City News filed in Newark on March 22 190. Charles Dohnenberger shot and killed Louie White a piano player at Solomon Brown's saloon following a claim of robbery by a rival saloon bartender. The incident involved a bar fight and disputed motives with no clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerkey City News
Newark
Charles
Dohnenberger
Louie White
Solomon Brown
Brown
White
Wis
England's Conditions in South Africa Report Delays Bloemfontein
London dispatch reports at March 12 that Lord Roberts may reach Bloemfontein by March 4 at the present progress rate if Boer resistance remains limited. Telegraphs note possible Boer strategy to defend outskirts while Gatacre and Geers approach, with Mafeking relief rumors persisting and political discussion in Parliament about war funding and duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cale
London
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Geersig Af
Gatacre
St James's Gasetts
Mafeking
Vrum Natal
Buller
Cape Colony
Kitchener
Toracy
Satraur
House of Commons
War Office
George Wyndham
South Mica
South Africa
Fit Presure
Parnell's Sister On Shamrock Dublin Letter Sparks Debate
Anna Parnell criticizes the Queen's order to wear shamrocks as a symbol of degradation. She urges Irish to reject the insult to their national emblem and hints at ink defacement as a protest. The letter references Willam Redmond's stance and a letter from Dr. Leyds praising Dublin Corporation's sympathy for South Africa.
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Dublin
Anna Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
South Africa
Tose
Willam Redmond
M. P
Lilérk
Corporation Protastinie
Leyds
Transvaal
John J. Slaney
County Dublin
Dublin Corporation
United Kingdom
Fragmentary Probate Notes From Local Court Records
A jumbled OCR style notice references registrar timing and court actions involving heirs and estates. It mentions the Lancaster and Airthos reports, and a deed related to a farm, with unclear names and dates. The text hints at executor duties, inheritance provisions, and potential future court involvement.
Waiters of Act Assist at Night Meeting
Poorly legible note shows a local firm offering warehousing and shop items. Mentions Montgomery and Groene streets, with references to Clergy and Cash wholesale, but details are unclear.
Robert Benny Killed By Freight Train Accident
Robert Benny, father of City Attorney James Benny of Bayonne and Assemblyman Beapy, died after being struck by a freight train at West Eighth Street Point station in Bayonne. The 70s native of Scotland had campaigned for Bayonne improvements, and his death follows a collision as he attempted to cross a siding in front of an eastbound milk train. Benny had long been active in local politics and railroad lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benny
Aiornay
James Benny
Bayonne
Beapy
West Eghth Street Point
New Jersey Railroad
Benny
Scotland
Dom
Prade Cron
Bayona
Mr. Beney
Bett
Wilimia
Tonight's Events Dainty Duchess and Ward Club Meeting
Weber's Dainty Duchess Comunne to the Bon Tontorlehr. Motlnd Berend Ward Democratic CWh New Yorkone, Meting, Minkukwe Republicals Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Comunne
Democratic Cwh
New Yorkone
Meting
Minkukwe Republicals Club
Weather Indications for New York Amid Cold Snap
Weather notes for New York indicate fair to cold conditions over the next six hours ending tonight. East winds prevail. temperatures forecast to be low with potential frigid feel. Hartnett’s Thermometrials reports figures including 3 PM readings and late midnight estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mars
Savicinsky
Mourned Widow Samuel Bay services in Jersey City
Died Malona widow of Samuel Bay of New York. Anniversary mass for Pat le and family. funeral details and location at Seventh Street Jersey City. Services scheduled for Tuesday March 33 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shere
Partick Atalong
Pat Leeee
Ble Butea KC
Heroe
Seventh Street
Jersey
Samuel A
Arlington Cemetery Seeks New Landscape In State
Entrants propose Arlington Cemetery as the nest landscape site in the state. Lot owners face limited exposure to cronies and fencing costs. The cemetery promises moderate prices and flexible payments. Office near Provident Savings Bank at 39 Pen Street, phone listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Cemetery
Zersew
Provident Bavanes Banke
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Mr. Davis
M'Ginley
William Leddy
the People's Singing Movement
City News Notes
Kilgauley’s Collections
Mr. Lington
India
Multag Bts
England
Balfour
Parnell
Shamrock
Hipp
Mt. Doy
Penjavivanke
Supreme Court
Lancaster | Phans
Airthos
Gerber
Ebllaven
Anguilyees
N.Y
Clery & Cas
Iaren Montgocery
Groene Street
Wall Street
New York and
Market St
N. J
Erie St
James City
Montgomery
Montgomery Street
C. P. Bece
Oprint
Aan
Eset
Wiels
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