Frightful 1900 Newark politics and Sapho trial debate
A New York periodical rakes local expenses claims as fake while questioning Senator McCarter over Newark track elevation. Sapho case coverage centers on District Attorney McIntyre defending indictments and suggesting odd expert testimony to sway juries.
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Sapha
New York
McIntyre
Sun
McIntyre Oeg
Bia
Osborne
Roland B. Molineux
Molineux
Xulu
Tie
Mr. McIntyre
Mise Netherje Mao
Fie
Miss Nether
Woman's Club Reception Plans Postponed to April
A special meeting today addresses the April 2 reception. Members discuss program details and seek ideas from the Executive Board as they plan the event, aiming for a stronger theme and fuller participation.
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Comhoe
Te Hashroue
Xelon
Robottom Lectures on New York Literature at Pearlance
Mrs James Robottom delivered the fourth Lenten lecture for American Men and Women of Letters yesterday morning at the Pearlance of Aare. The talk traced New York’s literary history from Castle Garden to early Knickerbocker writers and Poe. The audience included Mrs Cornelius Brett and several notable local ladies.
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James Robbottom
Aare
Gomelius Breit
Averine
New York
Hagar Allen Poe
Brett
Mira
Wrils Green Finlleck
Josepht Rodman Drake
John Jacob Astor
Tomaine
Fanul
Croker
Daily
Nathan P. Wills
Eder Allen Poe
Europe
Baltimore
West Point
Wis
Mize Clemm
Y M C A Debate on Capital Punishment Tomorrow
The Y M C A Literary and Debating Society invites all to a joint debate with the Young Men's Institute of New York on capital punishment abolition. Fred N. Esher and Charles G. Genne for the Y M C A, Tate and Lankford for the Institute. Judge James B. Pyle will preside. Eight o'clock at the Y M C A Roome, Hasbrouck Institute Building. Admission free. Also announced is a sleight-of-hand exhibition by Urving the magician for juniors next Tuesday at four, with free admission for junior members and their parents. Friday night and Saturday afternoon gym classes for business and professional men continue, with Professor Adams tailoring programs for individuals. About sixty men attend regularly.
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Young ‘Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Institute of New York
Hasbrouck Institute
Fred N. Esher
Charles G. Genne
Tate and
Lankford
Young Men's Institute
James B. Pyle
Jersey City
Kia
Urving
le Association
Adams
Consumers' League Holds Newark Executive Board Meeting
The New Jersey Consumers' League met yesterday afternoon at the Union League Club in Newark for a business session. About twenty members attended as constitutional amendments were discussed and factory inspection was reviewed. tickets for the Consumers' League pocketbook were distributed to supporters.
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Newark
New Jersey Consumers’ League
Union Lexaueub
Centre Street
Mre
A. J
Newbury God Mra
Palkinburgh
Jersey City
Aie
Hiliameye Rae
Imany
Annual Appropriation And Deficiency Bills Debated At Jersey City
The March session highlights state spending with a $201100 surplus figure, Republican opposition labeling extra provisions as supplementary. Notable items include Newark Armory funds, Vineland improvements, and the Industrial School for Girls budget, with scattered figures for roads, hospitals, and public works across New Jersey.
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Jersey City
Tinton
Bradley's
New Jersey
Agricultural Experiment Station
New
Brunawilel
Industrial School
New Wolliting
State Hospital
Waor
Vineland
Newark Armory
State House Commission
Newark track elevation bill revived in senate
In Trenton on March 2 14 lawmakers debated reconsidering the Newark track elevation bill after its defeat. Senator McDermott opposed Republicans using the bill for political gain while McCarter urged a compromise cost share. McCarter proposed Newark pay one quarter of general costs plus additional funding for crossing tracks, totaling about 90000 dollars, to win support. The motion to reconsider passed and tensions over party interests and railroad opposition persisted as the bill drifted toward possible failure.
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Sperla
Jersey City
Trenton
Senate
McCarter
McDermott
Newark
Farfier
Pennsylvania and Central
Essex County
Republican Party of
New Jersey
McDerpot
Nispet
Breid
Republican Party
Fternoon
W. Johnson
Carter
Camden
John
Ratay
Mir
Frangis
McCarver
McDormore
Merlin
Francie
Mr.Dermott
Bismae
Reed
Kcandar
Jancis
Mr. McCarter
McCartor
Stole
W. Jutinaon
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Comin
van Cleef
Poster
Prrt
Messrs
Sinkes
McDermoth
Braun
Cornish
Cross
Ww. ML
Martin
Pitney
Contested Track Elevation Debate Divides Senate
In a heated session senators clash over amendments to the track elevation bill. McCarter and McCarter supporters seek printing before motion to reconsider, while Johnson and Reed contest fairness. Newark and Camden interests battle over who pays, with amendments limiting scope and cost sharing debated amid strong opposition to state takeover.
Standard Oil Victory Sparks New Jersey House Debates
The Jersey City News reports on March 22 1900 Trenton updates as the New Jersey House adjourns sine die after three sessions. The Senate fixed 8 PM adjournment and a clash over eminent domain for the Calon Pipe Line, aiming to disrupt Standard Oil. Legislation on charters and boundary changes also drew scrutiny while bills to curb factory harm and judicial deadlines moved forward.
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Jersey City
Tronton
House
Senate
Calon Pipe Line Company
Standard Oil Trust
Pennsylvania Oil Felds
Washington
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
New Jersey
Camden County Bar
Sipreme Coure
Ales
Thapovar
Inhela Ba
Incomplete OCR on 19th-century public notices
Fragmentary text appears to discuss court convictions and bonds for boardwalk and ocean front purchases, establishment of police force membership for patrol wagon drivers, and a provision for a trolley or railroad car incident. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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House
House Pe Aeheiey
Senate
Bank Stock Tax Debate Shapes New Jersey Senate Bill
The New Jersey Senate held three sessions and debated Pitney’s bank tax bill. Amendments sought to ease non resident stockholder tax and shift tax collection, but Pitney and Me Dermott opposed. the measure passed. The body also advanced highway, school, and reform measures including road improvements, mayoral salary provisions, and industrial school reforms.
Art and Artists at Hasbrouck Institute Chair Welcome
Mrs Henry Harrison newly elected Chairman of the Woman's Club Art Department was welcomed yesterday in Room 1 Hasbrouck Institute. An improv program focused on Comic Art and advances in engraving half tone processes sparked discussion of lithographs etchings and modern reproductions. Mrs Harrison argued half tone invention may render engravers obsolete. Anecdotes on art appreciation and a clipping on the Gibson Girl were shared as part of the program.
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Henry Harrison
Woman's Club
Hasbrouck Institute
Harrison
Flarrison Dso
rystamMé
St Aloysius Pupils Music Concert On Grand Street
Pupils of St Aloysius Academy on Grand Street will present a concert Saturday afternoon at nine oclock under the auspices of the Sternal Charity. The program includes several recitals and the event promises notable renditions by the students.
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Vocallacs Saterday
St. Aloysius’ Academy
Grand Street
Drayton Will Under Scrutiny In Probate Hearing
Vice Chancellor Reed opened probate proceedings for the late William Fr. Drayton of 3 Emory Street. The will drawn about 1890 was kept secret, with witnesses unknown to the signature, and codicils later attached. Executors named were son Dr. Henry S. Drayton and grandson Albert T. Drayton, with specific bequests to granddaughter Mrs. Grave Smith and St. Paul’s P. E. Church.
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London
Berthens
Chancery
James D. McKinley
First National Barn
A J, Jardine
J. J. M. Laney
Messrs
Grice and Twails
Henry V. Condict
WANTS THE CHILDREN. Sussex County Family Scrapped in Chancery
A guardianship dispute in Chancery Chambers centered on two Sussex county girls and a $5,000 estate left by R. M. Oxden. Aunt Mrs. James Snover was guardian, sent the girls to Washingtonville. cousin Mrs. Woodratt challenged the arrangement arguing a farm move left them distant from church and school. No decision was issued.
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Sussex County
Chancery
Chancery Chambers
Reed
R. M. Oxden
James Snover
Washingtonville
Woodratt
Warden Osborne's Watch Recovered In City Pawnshop
Detective from headquarters with a New York detective located Warden Osborne's watch, stolen last September from his pocket at the Pennsylvania Railroad station the day Admiral Dewey sailed. The timepiece was found in an East Side pawnshop and will be returned to its owner.
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New York
Warden Osborne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Admiral Tewey
Washington
East Side
Milk Dealers Without License Arrest in Hoboken
Twenty four Hoboken milk dealers were arraigned before Recorder Roward Stan ton for peddling without a license. The offenders promised to secure the legal right to carry on their trade at once and were dismissed with a reprimand.
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Roward Stanton
Ancient English Dining Custom at Guild Dinners
Ancient city customs link gastronomy with the Guildhall as the pissing of the loving cup unfolds at guild dinners and corporation banquets. The two handled cup is passed around while guests sip, napkins wipe the brim, and neighbors guard against treachery as the cup circulates. City notes mention University Club meetings and Teague Club gatherings, with ad jingles about cold remedies interspersed.
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Angin
New Jersey Sheriff Sale Notice Plagued By Errors
Public sale notices list multiple Jersey City properties in Hudson County. Documents name defendants including Charles Foley and Mary Bradley and mention land parcels in Jersey City and Hoboken area with bids, redemption rules, and court orders from Chancery and Supreme Court.
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Charles W. Tiinghast
Alva
Terence Foley
Charles Foley
Tu Cane
Fhfe
Corbin & Corbin
Montgomery Atrpot
Dutwadute
Termace Foley
Charles Paley
Tani
Aleay
Mohukea
Hidesn
State of New Jersey
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Busine
Howse
Aled
June Ian
Hebuker
Margaret
R Gemmel
Mary Wise
Josep Wine
Nec
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Anois J. van ‘Winkle
Nis
Mary’ 7
Haskell
Eimer B. Hadkell
Boonin ‘Treen
Margaret Well
Millay Mell
Husban
Daniel van Winkie
Walsle van Winkle
Catherine Morrin
Erich Leeker
Willeam Lieker
Ann 5
van Hors
John A. van Mom
Seren van Winkie
Earth Dane Percy
Eliateth van Winkle
Edward Vanisk
Margenet van Winkin
Mary van Winkie
Artur van Winkie
Ann van Winkle
Frank van Wonkit
Elieabeth van Winkie
Adeline Chandler
Addie Myers
Tafent
Triedrich Mabienbrock
Jersey City
Ise 1
Tiuiteon
New Jersey
Meadow Lot
County of
Hudson
Devery City
Gilier
Asia
Dereey City
Willtas & Bumetep
Jersey
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Vereen Avenue
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Mas
Derraest
Geener
Fala Ertufe
Lawa
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Jereer City
Len A
Pebrumry
Susie Lee Chaddock
Hglen Isabel Chaddock
Helle C. Murch
Gilbert Colting
William B. Chaddock
Grant Avenue
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Eid City
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IBM
Red Jersey
M. J. O'Donnell
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Jerausy
P. Stewart
Henlaint T. Eagleton
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