Baggage Inspection Outrage Faces Public Critique
The piece argues against restrictive travel measures and praises ordinary citizens resisting intrusive searches and government overreach. It highlights reactions from Philadelphia women and a national protest led by Mrs Hipteom, while criticizing Mayor Pagan’s public stance on the city’s water and street committee conflict. The text reflects Democratic principles and independent views on broader issues.
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Shaw
Seweavile
Delaware
Besse
Philaelphia
Hipteom
Wastington
Fndler
Warnaut
Western Hemisphere
United States
Killed By Strike Shakes Derby Gut Company Collapse
The Dungee-Benbury Gut Company, headquartered in this city with works in Derby, Derby, suffers collapse as 40 workers on strike endure. The firm owes about 1,000,900 dollars, with wages paid for prostable contracts and large sums unpaid. Stockholders consider liquidation while 90 strikers scatter seeking new jobs as the company never recovered from losses. In local politics there is rivalry among leaders, with potential nominations and party tensions shaping upcoming conventions.
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Dungee-Benbury Gut Company
Derby
Colin
Owen
Tag Pon Prostabie
Women’s Clubs Plan May 7 Biennial Excursion From Los Angeles
Preparations for the Biennial Federation of Women’s Clubs rail excursion extend two months. A one day trip May 7 over the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad includes Long Beach barbecue, Spanish dinner, and a tour of numerous coastal sites. The trip will use special coaches with sea and city views and will end with a journey to San Pedro and Brent breakwater.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Long Branch
San Pedro
San Pedro, Los Angeles and
Salt Lake
Long Beach
Beirci
Fernandine Beach
Florida
Terminal Pa
Nea-Cosat
Brent Breakwater
Los Angeles
A. J. Newsbury
Mise “Mettler
Sidong
Dr Brett to Lecture on West Indies Visit
Reverend Cornelius Brett D D pastor of the Bergen Reformed Church has just returned from six weeks in the West Indies and will speak on that topic in the parlor of Nis church at Bergen and Highland avenues on March 20. The Ladies Aid president organizes the event with decorations and prayers planned by the committee.
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West Indies
Cornelius Brett
Bergen
The Convict's Daughter at the Academy of Music
The Academy of Music audience packed for Amusements to see The Convict's Daughter a melodrama with a hidden paternity twist and thrilling scenes in a Colorado mine and a moving escape from prison. Maurice Drew plays the drifting philosopher while Marie Wralis and Mamie Lincoln headline a strong cast as the daughter and her lover. Edward C. Gillispie and G C Bartling receive notable reactions as the villain and a Southern type.
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Academy
Academy of Music
Colorado
Kentucky
Plaga
Tie
Mamie Lincoln
Orchestra Circle
Edward’ ¢. Gillispie
James Buichadier
G. C. Bartling
New South
In Old Kentucky at the Bisox Theatre
A Bisox Theatre presentation titled In Old Kentucky draws a large audience with strong performances. Notable cast members include Frank Lauren George Heath and W T Crk delivering engaging character work, while Atlas Alice Great Hunt and Bevia Dale stand out in key scenes. The show spans four acts with Kentucky mountain scenery and a Pickaninny Band providing ragtime melodies. A buck and wing dance competition is slated for Friday, with matinees continuing through the week.
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Kentucky
Blue Grass
Frank Lauren
George Heath
W. T. Crk
Mx Charles Brandt
Job Lorey
Jee Mogashites
George C2tneard
Willam Colirgton
Horace Hiton
Neb
Atlas Alice
Medwe Brierly
Bar Hooton
Mise Bevia Dale
Chaptes
Miss Adedxide Eaton Celton
Alattiea Laynon
Pickauiiny Band
Buck
Wing Darcing
Jersey City training school to graduate January class of 1802
The Jersey City Training School for Teachers will hold graduation exercises at Public School No. 9 in Wayne, Brunswick and Mercer streets for the January 1802 class. Seventeen teachers will be released under the new two year training school law, with an program including music, essays, and speeches led by Superintendent Henry Snyder and Rev. J. Alexander Brown.
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Jersey City
Wayne
Brunswick
Mercer Streets
Training School Law
Rortha M. Albers
Katherine Mclntyre Cooper
Elizabeth M. Dempsey
Huenor Frances Parley
Marion G. Garry
Kathryn Gertrude Gough
Kéna May Hills
Caroline B. la Forge
Imma C. Lane
Elsie Lindenberger
Helen ‘M. Luhrman
Lauretta Ryan
Paine E. Black
Jessie Lovell ‘Thompson
Josephine Botelle
Jonnie van Winkle
Melen Gertrude Wilson
Mies Julia
Harney
J. Alexander Brown
Henry Snyder
Robin Hand
Max F. Fackett
Jevale L. ‘Thompson
Marie Luhrmat
Miss Apatherin
Qeeney
Mradu- Ceiba Holpon
Diablat Supertven
New York City
Leoni
Bie
Bachefier
Letra
Aceme
Tee
Ie Ganthanen
Ole
Cers
Gisbet
Bachellir
Vngil
Fullom
Snover
Fvieber
Competiy
Ced
Fallon
Adams
Guichtel
Aevenne
May
Dennin
Lectures on Jean Paul Richter at Mrs Pearson’s
Miss Fischer’s history class held a Lenten lecture at Mrs William Pearson’s home at 129 Mercer Street yesterday. The talk reviewed Jean Paul Richter’s life, from poverty to fame, and highlighted his notable books and critical opinions.
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Joan Paul Richter
Short
Trenton Work Bill Passes Senate Amid Debate and Local Issues
The New Jersey Senate approved a bill to exempt certain polices for convicted assault and battery offenders from appointment to police, amid debate over its purpose and potential impact on governance. The session also tackled the Hudson River tunnel project, executive mansion funding, and local measures including Hudson Freeholders bridge authority, Bayonne city deltaplan, and West Hoboken library site purchases.
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Jersey City News
Trenton
Senate
Hudspeth Rising
Guestlun
Privitese
Niga
Hia
Etme
Morcow
Penneyivante Railroad
Hudson River
Seagate
Mediare
Deils
Auying
Benator McCarter
Wales
Anl
Martin
Busaex
McCarter
Strang
Gebhardt
Hunterdon
Hudspeth
Reed
Cornish
Cross
Gerrhardt
Strong
House
Hudson
Legistilud
Bayonne
West Hoboken
Andrew Carnegie
Williams
New
Holman
Ocean
Elif
Loa
Bill to abolish trading stamps sparks Senate hearing
In Trenton on March 18 the Senate introduced a measure by Mr Huchinson to ban trading stamps, making their use a misdemeanor with heavy fines and possible imprisonment. The bill passed the Senate without opposition but faced strong lobbying from trading stamp merchants in the Assembly. Samuel H Rule Inck of the Local Grocers Association argued against stamps, claiming they mislead buyers and inflate prices, while Mr Bullock contended stamps distort value and enable high prices for inferior goods.
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Jersey City News
Trenton
Senate
Hucchinson
Assembly Chamber
Committee 60
Hovae
Saruel H. Rule Inck
Alamo
Bullock
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A letter from Exizasetu Hessentian of Neenah Wisconsin praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health restoration after a severe illness and irregular menstruation. The letter urges women to seek the remedy and to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice. The document also includes unrelated testimony from a committee hearing about company matters and stock issues.
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Elizabeth Hesselman
Neenah, Wis
Pixsaam
Lydia
Pinkham
Amec
Exizasetu Hessentian
First St
Neenah
Wis
Pinkaam
Trading stamps scheme sparks merchant debate in Jersey City
A noisy public hearing covers a trading stamps scheme with claims merchants paid excessive commissions and received unfair advantages. Wessels of Jersey City and Bullock defend the program while opponents argue it misleads customers and shifts profits from buyers to sellers. Edward Blute supports traders, noting thousands of households benefited. critics warn stamp stores caused financial strain and possible fraud.
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Beles
Butlock
Sayloz
Athens
E. R. Wessels
Jersey City
Aber
Apoio
Paskare
Wrole
Preniiinme
Agmt
Arevivet
Golize
Edward Blute
Sterchamts Wito
Butock
Buegiing
Nidimps
Pronta
Mtr
Tyne
Gough
Seach
Adle
Articus
Mr. Bullock
Persota
Struggle Over Charter Abolition In New Jersey Banks
Treasury notes and bank concerns dominate state politics as a bill to abolish the Mevcdllean Savings and Loan charter is debated in Trenton. P T Snover, secretary of the association, and others discuss implications, with Republican opposition and alternative appointees proposed to testify and shape the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Trenton
Municipal land sale notice filed in Newark district case
A garbled OCR passage describes a May 214 date by city officials in Newark jurisdiction related to land and real property transactions. It mentions Aldermen, a property in Jersey City within the county, and assessments or arrears, with references to utilities, rates, and a sale or settlement process. Further details are unreadable due to corruption.
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Gilbert Colmlins
Wilden
Mock
Chadlock
Chaddack
Secmey
Deravy
Eye Uemurs
Real Pstaly Ectuase
Jdemey City
Feunjing
Calver
Inia
Mae Chi
New Jersey
Basan
Fiales
Thia xRia
Amblanai
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Jersay City
Pan Conran
Tereday
Mayor Fagan
Pagan
Rick
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Street and Water Board
Audh Ac
Tt Aed Water Commissioners
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Het
Ax al Mitel
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Robert Doyle
Jender
Thomas Mckinari
Jann J. Totter
Gam” Dickinson
Lneefu
Thomas Moltwat
Congress
Carcor Dtelkineon
G. P
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Lawrence Fagan
Woman's Club Federation
DR. Brett
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Bisox Theatre
Miss Fischer
Jack Graham
Tunnel Bill All
Executive Mansion
B. & L. Struggle
Lange Sive
BLY Brothers
Warren Street
United Electric CO
THE
Montgomery Street
Jersey City, ML
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Taylor
Will
Newark Avenue
Jersey
Siena
Everr Taylor
First Street
Anmy—Alee
Abe
Philadaiphié Corporation
Phila
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ASA
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Darsey City
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