25 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1902
Page
1
A long, fragmented transcription covers kitchen techniques and social trends. It describes boiling and simmering methods, water temperatures, and cooking times for meat and poultry, followed by fashion insights on shirts, pomanders, and evening wear. It references pomander balls, lace, and garments from the era, highlighting style norms and materials.
A garbled note describes a Jersey City issue with unclear terms and fragmented phrases. It mentions chronic and ante conditions and references a price or measurement. Reading is hampered by OCR errors, but the core item appears to involve local regulation and financial or medical concerns.
In a tight New Jersey league game the Scottish American club defeated Century 3 to 0 after a spirited second half. Dixon and McMann starred for Century while Ket t les and J McGee shone for the Scots as Newark tuned up for the next clash.
Persistent chatter suggests the Knickerbocker Athletic Club in Bayonne is approaching sale or dissolution. Debate centers on expected exits of the New Jersey A C and related clubs, with dues, property, and leadership disputes shaping talks as May deadlines loom and members weigh future affiliations.
A long antique advert lists rings and watches with prices and discounts, offering items from a large sale in Keene at 140 Pilton Street New York. The piece shifts to a sports club dispute involving the New Jersey A C and Knickerbocker A C, denying sale rumors about Bergen Point grounds and recounting leadership figures like Jamie Sullivan.
At the Military Athletic League tournament in Madison Square Garden last night, sprint and field events drew strong crowds. Winners include P. J. Wash of the Twenty-second Regiment Engineers in the 2-yard dash, with many other regimental athletes securing top places and times. program notes indicate an evening of competitive events and upcoming exhibitions by various units.
Several hundred Jersey City club members enjoyed a daily indoor event showcasing pool play. The exhibition featured local players and attracted a large turnout, highlighting community interest in billiards activities.
A historical billiards match is described with a 15 to 4 set, a late comeback by Brotie and Break uphil, and a final win by a margin of three frames. The piece notes pocketing by Tanoy Wool and Hx Helle, mentions varied play, and references betting on a ball containment event amid frequent applause for both players.
The annual Amateur Athletic Myton gymnastic championships proceed tonight under the New Polo A. A. umbrella. Events include Piyine Rings, Vide la M. Burje, and various clubs from Yale, Princeton, and local teams with multiple competitors listed across parallel bars and tumbling. The Crescent Athlete Club schedules and lacrosse captaincy news accompany the page.
Regular meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners held in Seat City Hall room on Wednesday. Members present approved minutes and routine items including committee presentations and staff reports.
Proceedings document unanimous promotion and appointment actions, including promotion of Heatherton C.W. Clos and J.J. O Connor, and wardenship and matron appointments at City Hospital effective March. Also noted are claims hearings, audits, and February ward reports from the City Hospital Wardens Office.
Legal notices describe a sale action and related court proceedings in Jersey City. It lists parcels of land, property owners, executors, and addresses, with dates for advertisements and deadlines. It references the Chancery of New Jersey, assessment maps, and a plan by the City Comptroller, detailing unpaid taxes and real estate notices.
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