Writ Denied in Newark Election Mandamus Case
In Trenton today Supreme Court Justice Garretson discussed the rule to show cause why a mandamus should compel spring election access. The case, Cornelis Boorum v James F Connelly, seeks poll books for Newark fourth ward, with Court of Errors to hear Monday.
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Jersey City Newe
Trenton
Supreme Court
A. L. Garretson
Court of Errora and Appeals
Cornelis
Boorum
Lord of Registry and Elections
Pirth
City of Newark
James F. Connelly
Court of Chancery
Court of Errors
van Stekel
Charles Garrison
A. Q. Garretton
Kalisch
Halz
Phomas N. McCarter, Jr
Essex
Newark
E. W. Woolley
Hudson County
Republican County Committee
Baward J. Mitchell
E. L. Price
Essex County Democratic Committee
J. J. Crandall
Democrats of
Camden
Elizabeth Democrats
Sirellar
McCarter
We Court of Errors
Lawrer Ballech
Justice van Syckel
Kallsch
Mel Curler
van Syckel
Garrison
Cramsall
Justice Garrison
Garretson
Crandall
Jusces van Erckel
Whittier House Tea Date Moved To March 29
A Whittier House auxiliary committee meeting at Mrs George B Wilson home arranged the tea program for the next event, now rescheduled from March 2 to March 29 due to Miss Bradford's prior trip. The afternoon program includes music and literature with Miss Bradford returning beforehand. Mrs Ward of the Nurses' Settlement will speak, and several parishioners attended.
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Whittier House
George B. ‘Wilson
Bergen Avenue
Whittier
Miss Bradford
Wiss Ward
Nurses’ Settlement
New York
Gee
B. Wilson
A. J. Newbury
John Voorhees
Brush
Adelaide van Winkle
Mise Cusard
Bradfard
Rauck Backed for Jersey City Mayor by Association
The William J. Halford Association met at 247 West Ride Avenue last night with a large attendance and unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing Commissioner A. J. for Mayor of Jersey City.
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William J. Halford Association
West Ride Avenue
Resolutiot
Jersey City
Grand Jurors to Dine Dinner Plan for December Jury
A committee arranged a dinner for the December late Grand Jury. The notice appeared at yesterday afternoon’s session, detailing the event and naming the location and date as Thursday evening in March.
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Martis Dash
Revival Address Sparks Old City Prayer Meeting
A Rev. RB Rollins spoke at the Rageiet Church during a revival service held in Hoboken. The gathering drew local residents and highlighted renewed interest in religious activities as attendees sought spiritual renewal and community fellowship.
Judge Deliberates on Jury Dismissal After Unjust Crimmins Strahl Verdicts
In General Sessions Court Judge Blair considered a motion by Assistant Prosecutor Vickers to discharge jurors from the Crimmins and Strahl trials, alleging these verdicts were miscarriages of justice. Prosecutor Erwin supported the verdicts. defense counsel argued against dismissing jurors. The judge expressed sympathy with the protest but doubted immediate action and reserved ruling on the motion.
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Vickers
Generial Sessions Court
Blair
John Crimmins
Abraham Strahl
Crimmins
Strahl
Btute
Joseph Gound
Erwin
Charles 1
Noonan
Bla
Eolion
Gruesome Ice Claim: Body Recovered From Hackensack River
A morgue keeper recovered a body found under the river ice near Snake Hill and the Penitentiary dock. The recovery took over an hour with lanterns as the corpse, bearing signs of long exposure, was hauled from the water and identified only as a laborer in dark clothing.
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Hackensack River
Penitentiary Dock
Snake Hill
Jersey City
Moran
Grimiths
Lafayette Mass Meeting At Lafayette Hall
A mass meeting will be held Friday evening at Lafayette Hall 146 Whiton Street under the Lafay ette Citizens Association. Topics include a Lafayette park street improvements necessary partition of the air additional schools and other matters. The association appeals to men of all politics including Democrats Republicans and independents. City officials are welcome to attend.
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Lafayette Hall
Whiton Street
Lafayette Citizens’ Association
Lafayette Park
Phelps To Succeed Ramsay for County Committee
The weekly meeting of the A. and Grant Association was held at the club rooms on Ovein avenue near Wooglawn avenue. A resolution recommended Mr. B C Phelps to the County Committee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of General John Ramsau. A delegation from the elite will represent it at the annual dinner of the Sinijalewa Republican Club tower.
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A. & Grant Association
Ovein Avenue
Wooglawn Avenue
B.C. Phelps
John Ramsau
Elit
Protest Against Saloon Reaches Board Meeting
Tomorrow night the Board of Education will hear Principal Mackey of No 1 Seheot School petition the Board to arrange a retest on Emmanuel Grom regarding the saloon near the Twelfth and Grin Street corner. The aim is to address the saloon's proximity to the school building and its alleged influence on students.
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Board of Education
Mackey
Seheot
Board of Educalm
Fananuel Grom
Saison
Grin Street
Mangled note from a fragmentary page item
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places in a confused line about reentry and dates. The readable text hints at a local item, with references to De Cleary and other proper nouns, but the exact event or action remains unclear.
Barker Indicted for Atro cious Assault in Keller Shooting
Thomas G Barker was indicted by the Grand Jury on counts of atrocious assault and battery assault with intent to kill and simple assault related to the February shooting of Rev John Keller of Arlington The panel highlighted the damaged left eye as a key exhibit Witnesses including Mr and Mrs Frederick Buckley H R Roome Miss Mary Roome and others testified Barker fired at the clergyman and surrendered at the Kearny town hall The Arlington physician Dr James Exton reported Keller improving though the eye remained badly damaged
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Thomas G. Barker
John Keller
Arlington
Frederick Buckley
H. R. Roome
Mary Roome
Midland Avenue
Beach Street
Roome
Barker
Buckley
Kearny Town Hall
Henry Sincock
John Terhune
Kearny Town
James A. Exton
Clefsyman
Keller
Kearny
A. Straesser
Mary Lawrence
CA. Krebs
Money Snags Hit Newark Building and Loan Group
Grand Jury probes the Commercial Building and Loan Association based in No 2 Market Street Newark after Jersey City Branch No 1 alleges a Class D plan mismanages funds. Sixteen members sought withdrawal after three years of premium payments while the central body promises, but delays, repayment with six percent interest. Witnesses include George Worthington, secretary, and a Newark clerk Miss Blair, who testified at length.
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Grand Jury
Commercial Building and Loan Association
No. 2
Market Street
Newark
Jersey City
No. 1
George Worthington
Miss Blair
Card Tables Loaned Free by Mulling Sons in Hudson County
Mulling Sons offers about 200 card tables and score cards free for loan to residents planning card parties in Hudson County. Tables and playing necessities are delivered and picked up at no charge. The firm asks requestors to notify several days in advance to allow time for delivery.
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Mulling & Sons
Sduial Sife
Hudson County
Muilins ‘ Sons
Foot Cut Off By Train In Wallo Avenue Yard Accident
Michael Caulfield thirty five of No and Barrow street conductor of a Venneylvania freight train was dragged under the wheels near the round house in the Wallo avenue yard last evening and his right foot was severed at the ankle. He was taken to St Francis Hospital for treatment.
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Michael Caulfield
Barrow Street
Round House
Wallo Avenue
St. Francis's Hospital
Captain Gutemann’s Birthday Banquet At Old Fellows Hall
Captain Emil Gutemann of the Hobo ken Intependent Schwetzen Corpe celebrated his forty-eighth birthday anniversary yesterday afternoon at Old Fellows Hall with a banquet. Attendees included Mh ee cian' Daneatantanar, Agua Tankering, and other city residents.
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Emil Gutemann
Hoboken Intependent Schwetzen Corpe
Old Fellows’ Hall
Yestar
Wiving & Banquet
Mhee Cian
Daneatantanar
Agua Tankering
City of A
Fire Board Meeting Announcement and Miscellaneous Notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions a fire board meeting and a legal or administrative note dated June 26. The readable items reference authority figures or entities but lack clear names, places, or actions. The fragmentary nature prevents a full summary but indicates official proceedings and notices scheduled or recorded.
Aldermen Adopt Fire Escape Regulations for City Buildings
The Board of Aldermen approved a preamble and resolution directing the Inspector of Buildings to notify owners or agents of properties lacking fire escapes. External iron fire escapes with balconies and ladders are mandated for buildings with twenty or more occupants, with specifics on design, access, and construction. Violations trigger notices, potential prosecutions, and fines by the Police Justice. penalties align with section specifics or a fixed fine of Atty dollars.
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Board of Aldermen
Baer
Otis
Kelly
Lou
Eald Inspector of Buildings
India
Barnes Strikers Defiant In Prolonged Jersey City Tie Up
Striking workers at Barnes Manufacturing Company sash door and blind plant on West Side avenue Jersey City vow to hold out with allied industries aid. Management says only a small share of positions filled none on site, no immediate settlement or arbitration offer accepted. Pickets remain active, police presence reduced, no incidents traced to strikers so far.
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Barnes’ Manufacturing Company
West Side Avenue
Jersey City
Huilding Trades’ Council
Tucison County
Allied Industries
Barnes’ Company
Hatfield Adds Unique Roycroft Furnishings to Hoboken Book Shop
Hoboken librarian Thomas Hatfield, famed for a fine private collection, has added a number of unique Roycroft furniture pieces from the Roycroft shop in East Aurora. Hatfield joins the Philistines society formed by Elbert Hubbard for book lovers and artists.
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Thomas Hatfield
Hoboken
Roycrofiers
East Aurora
Elbert Hubbard
Halfield
Philistines
Look Out For Him At St Marys Hospital Ho poker
States of St Marys Hospital Ho poker report complaints about a swimmer who posed as a United States agent and collected money in their name. Police alerted and a lookout is being kept for him.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Hopoker
Imeelf
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Refers to Teething and Family
A partial OCR passage mentions motherhood and a child related scene. The readable bits reference a person’s warning about a child while searching for something. Names, places, dates, or clear actions are not discernible in the fragment.
Adjournment Passed as Legislature Acts on Tax and Sewer Plan
The New Jersey House approved an adjournment on March 22 after voting 40 to 21 on a banks and insurance tax measure. The Senate backed McCarter’s sewerage district bill for Essex and Passaic counties amid opposition. Debate included McKee and Pitney as figures in the broader water supply and canal issues, with witnesses urging Morris Canal abandonment for Jersey City’s water needs.
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Jersey City
Trenton
House
House Committee On Banks and Insurance
Wright
Horner
Falion
Boyd
Homer
Senate
McCarter
Essex
Passaic
Mckee
McDermott
Edwards
McGee
Wiliam A. Corbit
Senate Committee On Corporations
Cables In Chancery Battle Over St Patrick’s Ball
The Cable Club faced a chancery dispute as Vice Chancellor Pitney refused intervention. Goldenhorn sought an order to bar supposed officers from staging St Patrick’s Night at Wood’s Hall, claiming the defendants were impostors. The court declined, noting errors and lack of jurisdiction, deferring to a law court.
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Cable Club
Chancery
Pitney
Faerber Goldenhorn
D. F. Flemming
F. D. Lane
Willam Wortley
Baward Dowling
William Havens
Joseph Black
Wood's Hall
St. Patrick’s
Galdenhorn
Goldenborn
Court of Errors and Appeals
Court of Chancery
Goldenhorn
Died in Saloon After Sudden Heart Failure
Mary Meehan twenty five of No % Waverly street died after collapsing at Reservoir avenue and Ienau prise while returning home with friends. She was brought to Weinberg's saloon, ambulance called, Dr Muirin worked until 2 30 A M but she died. Heart failure listed as cause.
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Mary Meehan
Waverly Street
Reservoir Avenue
Ienau Prise
Weinberg
Christ
Minks Dinner Tonight Lob
The annual Minkakwa Re- Wublinan Chub dinner is set for tonight at Columbia Hall on Ocean and Cator avenues. The committees arranging details have finalized plans with no further changes expected.
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Columbia Hall Ocean and
Cator Avenues
Shelter for Junction passengers urged by Mrs Benson
Mrs Mary Hudspeth Benson former chair of the Town Improvement Department of the Woman's Club urges the Traction Company to build a passenger shelter at the Junction as no shelter will be available for at least five years. John Kaiser leaseholder of the triangular corner desires incentives but agrees to shelter progress. Lahey Traction Company Construction promises to begin soon and relief for daily riders is anticipated. Benson also plans to press for a shelter at the Bergen avenue terminal.
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Mary Hudspeth-Benson
Woman's Club
Traction Company
John Kaiser
Lahey
The
Benson
WANTS HIS INHERITANCE CASE IN BRITISH BROKER TOWER
Thomas EB Towers, Wall Street broker, faced a peculiar suit before Viccy Chancellor Emery. Clifford St Jaffray of Throwbridge, Wells County, alleges Tower held Jaffray’s inheritance, mismanaged trust funds, and transferred money between trust and Dwight’s personal accounts, claiming $26,000 was improperly applied. Tower counters that funds were entrusted fully and that Dwight owed him. The case was recessed.
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Thomas EB
Towers
Wall Street
Viccy
Emery
Clifford St Jaffray
Throwbridge
Wells County
Great Britain
Tower
Sherwood Depue
Timothy Dwight
Dwight
Jaffray
Jafray
Charley Hartshorne
Women s Club Federation Plans May Meeting at Boonton
The State Federation of Women s Clubs will hold its spring meeting on May 1 in Boonton Morris County. The event, a social literary gathering with the theme Our Women Workers, will be chaired by Miss Mecum of Salem with Boonton’s Miss Jenkins assisting. Delegates will be hosted by Boonton clubwomen, a light luncheon provided, and the program run by a committee. session to begin about 11 and run into the afternoon with a luncheon intermission.
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
Boonton
Morris County
Working Girls’ Club
Newark
Fnally
Mecum
Salem
Jenkins
Speskere
Hinchéon
Sheriff Ruempler's Birthday Observed Amid Congratulatory Wishes
Yesterday marked the fifty third birthday of Sheriff Ruempler, who spent the day receiving congratulations from many friends.
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Sheriff Ruempler
Bergen District Revival Meeting Planned In Hudson County
The Sub-Committee of the Executive Committee of the National Gospel Campaign Movement for Bergen district south of Montgomery Street will meet at First Presbyterian Church on Emory Street. Chairman V. V. Poster with Arthur B. Farrier and George H. Lincks will preside. Pastors Sunday-school superintendents and Younhe People’s Society leaders are invited. The revival begins Monday March 1 and aims to organize district services.
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National Gospel Campaign Movement
Hudson County
Bergen
Montgomery Street
Greenville
First Presbyterian Church
Emory Street
V. V. Poster
Arthur B. Farrier
George H. Lincks
Younhe People's Societies
Confirmation at Grace Church Near Pearsat and Ocean
Eleven children were confirmed at Grace Church last night with Bishop Selehion Goleman officiating. The ceremony took place at the corner of Pearsat and Ocean avenues and involved a group of youths receiving the rite.
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Grace P
Pearsat
Ocean Avecies
Selehion Goleman
Bowls and Marbles From Ancient Games
Fragmentary text describes bowls and marbles and their origins, referencing a spring game and a Dowla line. Mentions Boye Unger Growl and Feh spring game as context. Dropped due to garbled OCR. conveys a note on historical marble game names and lineage.
Wyoma Club Plans Charity Events at Columbia Hall
The Wyoma Club will host its eighth grand annual wall night at Columbia Hall on Monday evening with an arrangement committee led by JF Scanlan Daly Degman Crean Gilgan Jennings and Lee. a large receptor committee follows with many members. the Cricket Club of James Chadwick and Reuther will hold its masquerade ball on Friday April 22 at Columbia and Ocean avenues. other committees and events include stag and enebro at St Patrick's Club, prizes by Father Carroll, Rathbone Assembly K of P hosting April 2 at Avenue House, and a later masquerade and social schedule across several venues.
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Wyoma Club
Columbia Hall
Scanlan
M. J. Daly
B. Degman
Crean
A. Gilgan
Jennings
F. Lee
B. P. Lee
A. Freeman
Ly Goldberg
J. Kelly
J. McManaue
J. Farrel
J. McGuiry
T. Daly
J. Kelieher
J Keenahan
J. Noweth
J. Jones
F. Brown
Bison
BH. Beyer
J. Tirgent
W. Warren
H. Flanagan
J. Mandel
W. Garrison
J. Summers
W. Honk
J. Silvera
James Chadwick
Reuther
R. Peyreon
T. Davies
J. ‘Tor
Ani W. Jeffs
Moor
T. Hyatt
A. Theo
W. Wakiron
St. Patrick's Catholic Club
Grand Street
Father Carrol
Rathbone Assembly
Avenue House
Charlee
Paris Deputy Speaker Deschanel Featured in City Notes
A garbled city notes item mentions Paris official Paul Deschanel and a French parliamentary event. The fragment hints at fashion and social proceedings in a local urban setting, with limited readable names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hija
Paris
M. Paul Deschanel
Chkantot of Deputies
Sime
Jersey State Political Banquet Displays Old-Line Attendees
Trenton hosts a Legislative Correspondents Club banquet with leaders from New Jersey, Philadelphia, and New York. Attendees include Governor’s aides, senators, assembly members, and notable press figures, while Sen Sewell sent regrets and national figures sent telegrams. The event featured a vibrant program, patriotic decor, and lively interruptions as statesmen spoke to a crowd led by toastmaster Lawrence Stott.
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Jersey City News
Trenton
Trenton House
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New York
Goysnudip Voorhees
Pitney
Oliphant
Anem Donnelly
Atamin
Richard
United
Sewell
United States
Kean
Johnson
Fowler
Thomas Flingerain
Ratio
Wik
Ian K. Devireant
Colonel Bryan
Adualph Wit
Charles Th Bacon
Devereaux
Lawrence
Stott
Bacon
Charles J. Allen
T Lawrance
Mott
Wiliam Henry Tens
Charles A. Ransom
Charles H. Lape
John P
Weather Indications for New York Over Next Thirty-Six Hours
Weather bulletin for New York signals extended unsettled conditions over the next thirty six hours ending Tuesday morning. Expect general rain, with temperatures hovering around the day’s lows as humid air moves through the region.
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New York
Obituary Notice for Monder in March
The obituary notes the death of Monder on March 3 and mentions a funeral service. Readings include references to a physician and local funeral arrangements. Further details are sparse due to the damaged text.
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Mandamus
Rauck
RB. Rollins
Mr. Vickers
Lafayette
Phelps
Ramsay
Commercial Building and Loan
Inspector Kelly
Mill
Romady
Corbin
JOB Printing Department
Washington St
Tel
Mrs. Benson
Trolley Company
Women’s Club Federation
Grace
City News
Dine
Legislative Club
Hurtnett
WUOEP_Oy Monder
Ria Jeuree
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