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Jersey City News

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Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1900

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Two Victims Chosen in Alder Manic Honors Convention

The Republican convention gathers at Lincoln Hall to select two aldermanic candidates, with George W. Yarrison of the Tenth Ward and William Hooker of the Fourth Ward named as victims in the slate. Party leaders claim harmony despite criticism of Erwin, McEwan, and other discontented figures as the Hudson County Republican Committee meets to finalize election plans.

Lincoln Hall Pavoni Avenue Yan Gorge W. Yatterson Tenth Ward Wiliam Hooker Fourth Ward Nolan Henck Patterson Hooker John Erwin Thomas McEwan Bewin Sherk Athors Anyang Emime Qenna Republicin Berwin Thomas ‘Merwan Louis Stubenvolf Louis Pat Beech Hudson Caminly Republican Committee Lincoln Regentive

Hudspeth Denies Mayoralty Rumor Seen in Hoboken Paper

Ex-Jugo Robert Hudspeth was sighted amid a rumors he sought Mayoralty honors in May. The Judge dismissed the reports saying there is nothing to the rumor and that he first heard of it from a Hoboken newspaper.

Robert Hudspeth Hoboken

Beacen Club Hears Standing Review and Finance Note

A Beacen Club gathering of Republicans met at the Trergen Republican Club rooms, with a mess prepared. Discussion covered the party standing, executive committee changes, and a plan for a financial statement for members. Several members spoke, urging harmony and unity as the meeting adjourned.

Trergen Republican Club Plud Mmn Ualial Lewin Stubergall Graham Die Beiner Board of Governors Gaatien Brell Tor Mills Ibngal Acl

Nine Ward Precinct Names Odd Registrations Prompt Inquiry

Record notes a large number of registrations in the Ninth Ward Meth Precinct with odd entries. Officials plan to investigate and hold a ratification meeting next Tuesday in the club room. An excursion committee was formed to plan the annual event.

Aftiditude

Ratification Tonight by Eighth Ward Democrats Rallying

Democrats of the Brighth Ward gather at Harrison and Monticello for a rally in support of the ticket. Commissioners Hauck Nolan and Aldermanic candidate Homer Green speak as the party presses for victory amid strong Republican strength in the ward. Campaign plans target thorough canvassing and mobilization ahead of election day.

Eighth Ward Brighth Harrison and Monticello Avenues Hauck and Nolan Homer 9. Green Green Republican Party James C. Clarke Ucket Clarke Bs

Grant Association Meets In Unusual Cold Session

The Tr S Grant Association held a notably chilly meeting with ten members present. Owing to a lack of coal, attendees kept hats and coats on as they debated membership with only that item on the agenda. They planned to discuss the political situation but adjourned early due to the cold, though there appeared to be harmony in the group.

Tr. S. Grant Association Cerzain

Italian Independent Club Holds Third Gudson County Meeting

The Italian Independent Club of Gudson County met at 19% Wighth Street on Sunday evening with 140 members. President De Mau spoke for nearly two hours to fellow countrymen, praised by applause. N Florentilo, president of Finanal Twaye, was introduced and spoke for about half an hour. Next meeting set for April 8 at Fourth Street, 7 PM. Members invited to attend.

Tiatian Gudson County Wighth Street Te Ofaw Waa de Mau Ana N. Florentilo Finanal Twaye Ehereman Fourth Street Alten

Third Ward Club to Meet Tonight at Sixth Street Clubhouse

The Third Ward Democratic Club will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening at the clubhouse, No. 250 Sixth Street. A mass meeting date before the spring election will be announced, along with the speakers. The outing committee will also report.

Third Ward Democratic Club

Third Ward Republicans To Meet Tonight

A meeting of the Third Ward Republican League will be held this evening at the quarters on Jersey Avenue and First Streets.

Third Ward Repubcan League Jersey Avenue First Streets

Republican League to Meet in Greenville Tonight

The Greenville Republican League Club will gather this evening at its quarters on Danforth Avenue. Campaign business will be discussed and arranged to advance party efforts.

Greenville Republican League Danforth Avenue

Arrest of Peter McVadden in Hoboken over suspected whiskey possession

Peter McVadden, 22, of 74 Oakland Avenue, was arrested in Hoboken last night by patrolman t. Found with an empty whiskey bottle while taunting passengers waiting for a Grove Street car at Willow Avenue and Newark Street. He claimed he was a friend of Police Captain Kelly. He was fined $10 by Recorder Edward Stanton.

Peter McVadden Oakland Avenue Hoboken Pacrolman 'T’. Young Grove Street Willow Avenue Newark Street Murphy Kelly Edward Stanton

Cigarette Fiend's Crime Involving Store Theft

Thomaes Murphy, 23, of 118 Pavonia Avenue, an inveterate cigarette smoker, entered Bridget McGrath's tobacco shop at 22 Sixth Street and stole several cigarette packages. He was held on a $60 bond awaiting arrival of witnesses in the First Criminal Court.

Thomaes Murphy Pavonia Avenue Bridget McGrath Sixth Stret Ewalt

Stole Sanitary Fixtures From Montgomery Street Cellar

Corey Conine, 37, of 1 Montgomery Street, was arrested yesterday on a charge of entering a dwelling. Patrolman Hellen arrested him on complaint by Marsarét Dolan, who reported the theft of valuable sanitary fixtures from her cellar at 4 Montgomery Street. He was held for further examination.

Corey Conine No. 1 Montgomery Street Hellen Marsarét Dolan Conina No. 4

Hoboken Seeks Action On Murphy Bill Rise

Mrs A Moore heads Hoboken teachers committee and urged Mayor Lawrence Wagan to push Murphy bill dates. Common Council will decide by the bis day, with mayor support or loss looming for Hoboken.

A. Moore Lawrence Wagan Hoboken Murphy Bill Hoboken Solo

O Neill Almost Recovered From Mouth Shot

Tuy O'Neill was shot in the mouth and is reported to be recovering. The incident occurred days after a dispute over the toes of a rytibar, with no further details available on motives or outcomes.

Tuy O'Neill Harkw Puckett

Goat Chewed Minutes as Thieves Are Caught at Work

A club secretary recalls a goat chewing the minutes during a Daniel Mulligan Association meeting on Tenth Street and Jersey Avenue. The goat choked on paper strands as the secretary tried to help, exposing the missing minute book. Police later arrested Joseph Cummings and John Parley on burglary charges linked to a separate crime at Adolph Schroeder’s grocery on Wayne Street.

Hutchings Daniel Billy

No New Developments in Goebel Assassination Case

Frankfort Ky March 2 1900 no new developments. Henry Yontsey arrested yesterday remains confined in jail and may face an examining trial this week. Prosecutors claim strong evidence but names are not disclosed. Yontsey says he has no knowledge of the assassination and stands ready to testify about what he saw near the executive building on the day of the shooting. Sutton friends deny criminal statements attributed to him.

Goebel Frankfort Henry Yontsey Jal Sutton

Boston Boys Caught in Newark in Larceny Case

A Newark telegram reports Boston boys William Cobb John Morton and Michael Boyan arrested in Newark. Cobb alias James Flynn is accused of stealing money from confectioner J B Bailey after carrying funds to the bank. the others are described as runaways. Police plan to return the trio to Boston.

Boston Newark N. J William Cobb John Morton Michael Boyan Cobb J. B. Bailey James Flynn Mr. Bailey Stens

Milk theft case in First Criminal Court

Martin alias Babe Connors faced Judge Nevin on charges of petit larceny for allegedly stealing a forty quart milk can from the Erie Railroad milk platform last night. Police arrested Connors after an Erie Railroad official complaint and saloonkeeper James Torke was noted as a buyer of stolen goods.

Anjik

Man Jumped A Fence In Belmont Summit Streets

Roundsman Casey and residents woke to dawnened uproar after a man vaulted a Belmont avenue fence near 2 am. Officers chased the intruder as windows opened and residents poured outside. Police suspect the same man linked to a prior arrest near Major Pangborn’s Arlington avenue home.

Roundsman Casey Communpaw Avenue Belmont Summit Avenues Belmont Avenue Liem Joseph A. Dears Summit Avenue Major Pangborn Arlington Avenue

Secaucus Borough Election Opens With New Officers Named

Secaucus will hold its first borough election on April 10 with a county board selecting registry officers Thomas Lee SF Charles Mater Jesera Boulanger and William Casper. The election at Secaucus Hose Company No 1 will also appoint a mayor six councilmen and other municipal posts, including an assessor collector justice of the peace and three commissioners of appeals in taxation.

Secaucus County Board of Elections Secretary of State Fishe County Election Board Thomas Lee Charles Mater Jesera Boulanger William Casper Eit House of Secaucus Hose Company No Suesday

National Salt Company Holds Annual Meeting in City

The annual meeting at No Montgomery Street was led by President Archibald BF White with stock valued at 12 001 000 represented. Directors elected were F P Culver Warren F Hawley F W Blount and F J Gounfinock. In his report the President said the company controls broad salt interests.

National Salt Company Montgomery Street Archibald BF. White F. PF. Culver Warren F. Hawley F. W. Blount F. 3 Gounfinock

Inaction Ending The Shells Battle Report

London dispatch reports Sir Alfred Milner arriving at Bloemfontein privately, meeting Lord Roberts as part of pacification talks. General Joubert’s actions and the Boer leadership are reviewed, with notes on Majuba Hill, Bechuanaland, and the broader South African theater.

Associated Press London Sir Alfred Milner Bloemfontein Lord Roberts Orange Free State Times Free State Alfred Milner French Batter Rouxville Clements Fauresmith Jagersfontein Steyn Maseru Basutoland Ladybrand Kronstadt Pilcher Mafeking Snd Warkeor Simunz Bloemfenstein

Joubert a Transvaal general dies in 190A conflict report

Cable dispatch from London reports General Petrus Jacobus Joubert known as Piet Joubert dead after prior telegraph said he was bed ridden. Born in Cape Colony, he led Transvaal forces, feared by natives, noted for fearlessness, limited schooling, self taught languages and history, rising from Burgher to commandant general.

Associated Press London Lorenzo Marques Joubert Pretoria Genral Joubert Petrus Jacobus Joubert Transvaal Piet Joubert Silen Piet Slim Peter Natal South Africa South African Republic

Coal Mine Destruction at Dundee Colliery

Dispatches from Pretoria report the Dundee Colliery blown up with machinery ruined, rendering the mine useless for three months. Generals Olivier Grobler and Lemmer reportedly moved north to relieve fears of being cut off, with a junction expected near Winburg to confront Lord Roberts. Cash holdings in the republics total £2,208,067. United States officials plan to appoint representation in the Free State. Destruction continues of coal mines likely aiding the British.

Pretoria Dundee Kroonstad Olivier Grobler Lemner Delarey Bloemfontein Groebler Lemuer Winbure de Wet Lord Roberts Republics Hay Kroonstadt United States Free State Natal

Webster Davis Return From Boer Republic Visit

Webster Davis Assistant Secretary of the Interior arrived on the Aller from Genoa. He denied the trip was official and said he met President Kruger at Pretoria. Davis praised Boer troops and predicted they could sustain the struggle against Britain for some time despite reverses.

New York Aller Genoa Webster Davis Department of the Interior Davis Kruger Pretoria 9 Pt Zak

London Praises Hay Open Door Policy Gains

London presses hail Secretary Hay for establishing the open door in China. Reports quote The St James Gazette and Westminster Gazette praising the diplomacy as a landmark for peace and commerce. Articles note Britain’s influence and anticipate similar open door efforts in American colonies and the Philippines.

London Afternoor Apple Hay China Bt. James United States Stobe Lord Salisbury Europe Great Britain America Hays Dexteriols Westminster Gazette Philippine

Germany's Naval Bill Stirs Reichstag Debate in 1900

The Budget Committee resumed work on the German Naval bill with secrecy. Opponents Herren Bebel and Richter challenged the measure while Count von Ruelow defended it as defensive, noting changing circumstances since Bismarck and the rise of American naval strength.

Reichstag Associated Press Berlin Herren Bebe Richter Pereian Count von Ruelow Prince Bismarck Germany United States

Sealer's Narrow Escape From Fire Aboard Aurora

The Aurora arrived last night and a wooden bulkhead near the boiler caught fire but the flames were extinguished before reaching the tanks holding thousands of gallons of seal oil. The ship carries a crew of 20 men and reported 540 seamen from Terra Nova Neptann and Ranger crews adrift on ice floes for two days. No casualties occurred as weather remained mild and救 conditions improved.

Associated Press St, Johns N_ PF Aurora Terra Nova Neptann Ranger Ikewise

Robberies at Ponce Highlight City Police Apathy

Ponce Puerto Rico March 1 1911 The Ponce post office was burglarized last night entry gained by forcing a corner door near the rear. Money was taken but post office stamps remained. Other robberies include Castello's dry goods store and Topes's book store. Quartermaster Sergeant Seddlemyre narrowly escaped robbery at a hotel. Municipal police are listed as listless while residences are robbed nightly.

Associated Press Ponce Porto Rico Ken Castello Drygonds Topes Seddlemyre Fifth Cavalry

Russian Squadron Reaches Port Arthur From Chemulpho

Cable report from Yokohama says a Russian squadron arrived at Port Arthur after previously stopping at Chemulpho Korea. The dispatch notes a rumor of a concession demand near Musanpho and states St. Petersburg dispatches suggest public unease may not be warranted by the facts.

ST. Petersburg Chemulpho Korea Port Arthur Yokohama Associated Press Musanpho Japsh Hiedespatch

Turkey's Import Duties Fight Hints at Alliance Ties

Turkish embassies report to Constantinople that all Powers oppose raising import duties without a prior understanding. They propose that duties could be adjusted only after an agreement among the Powers and the ports. The embassy notes stress a coordinated approach to avoid unilateral changes.

Associated Pres Constantinople

Fate of anti Horton bill Albany 1901

A late report from Albany on March 3 1901 indicates debate over the Horton bill. Delegates and Democrats are reportedly opposed, while supporters claim the measure benefits public policy. The scene features contentious remarks and party lines shaping the legislative outlook.

Albany, Mare

Justice Barrett Resigns Amid Political Turmoil

Justice Barrett resigns as Algany and Allred report a 2 percent shift in public support. Governor Jdosdreph and Dike Tiel name Jeanbe Burrayt as a candidate in the contested race, signaling a major party realignment.

Algany Uie Jdosdreph Jeanbe Burrayt Corvier

Fire Ravages Baltimore Clothing Firms on Pratt and Nearby Blocks

A large Baltimore blaze damaged several clothing stores and warehouses around No. 9 West Pratt Street and East Baltimore, with most loss confined to the Ganter building and adjacent properties. Fire crews battled the flames while some firms moved valuables to safety, and authorities prepared to assess the extent of the damage.

Baltimore West Pratt Strest Smirke Wines Berwargan Co

Puerto Rico Bill Vote Planned Amid Theater Event

Washington date unclear outlines a vote on the Puerto Rico bill at four o'clock Tuesday. A theater program at the Bon Ton Theatres features the show Sis inrock and Rose Catolle. Greenville Republican meeting and Taft Ward Democratic gathering are mentioned with confusion in the text.

Washington iThe Renate Bon ‘Ton Aml Rose Catolle Signi Greenville Taint Ward Democratic

Weather Indications and Funeral Notices Amid March Conditions

A weather note notes fresh northerly winds tonight and tomorrow. Funeral notices list several local deaths with service details including dates March 30 through March 3, private and parish masses at St Bridget's, Joseph's, and St Patrick's churches, with cemetery burials and said repose for the deceased. Relatives and friends are asked to attend as indicated.

Manilay Helena Quali Fal Mauron Atland Merver Street A. Mo Bridget Duvehier Hilletie Inte Austin Tate Residence Wicks Toursaay da. A F. Joseph's Church Bae Imppy EH. Mead Pivraod i Hee Dencw Harradaystredh City Carlton Enstate Wille Sam Carlton Archibald Jourtly Strees Felonita Thorsase St Patricks

Cemetery lot pricing and terms offered by Provident Savings Bank

Odd OCR fragment notes lot owners seeking to fence grave sites and fence payments. It mentions cemetery lots, pricing and terms, and a contact at Provident Savings Bank with a phone number. The readable text lists the name Jane and a street address, indicating a classified notice about cemetery plots and payment arrangements.

Wzounda Jane Cis Sa Atrect Ater Provident Savings Banke

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Hudspeth Beacen Club Jack Graham Louis Stubenvoll Leeuijar Grants Third Ward Club Republican League Mulligan Association Daniel Suizan Association McConnell Mulligan Joseph Cummings James Carey Railroad Aywine John Parley John Kelly Chanceman Foley Collins Gregory Street Adolph Schroeder Wayne Street Nevin Pirot Cummings Harley Farley James McCue No. W First Street McCue BUC Cersey Aoline Windumde Caly Aires George Colley Majuba Hill Acla Keugér Insi Pretoriis Trapsyarl Interna Joubart Junbert Qom Paul Bechuanaland England Thetela Tounert Espate Fom Miss Fraser George White Ladysmith Cape Town Sealer Turkey Justice Barrett New York and New Jersey Telephone Co Market St J. & Erie St Jarsay City Puerto Rico P.M. Thumbia Rhurlier Hartnett Pri Mount Picasame Klington Cenetere the Jersey Crry News
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