30 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
1
As leaders debate Bishop bills and possible compromises, New Jersey eyes stricter liquor regulation amid broad public sentiment. The issue spans Bishops, ministers, and brewers with petitions piling up, while lawmakers weigh state versus federal roles in control.
A fragmentary verse scene features a speaker coaxed by the sun and trees to rest. The fading voice recalls a memory of a pig and marshy fields while a figure named Mistah Sum urges onward. The narrator resists singling out a time to stop, seeking polite insistence to keep moving.
Public and court notices appear, including a creditors' claim call for Bell Specialty Company, a foreclosure lawsuit involving Land and Improvement Company, settlement of Nelson Hibbie r Estate, an ordinance on building and repair standards in Jersey City, and a licensing and occupancy notice. The items span chancellery, probate, and city governance, with dates and locations in New Jersey.
Kenilworth Inn Biltmore sits atop Aalpe Lie with Mount Mitchell views. The inn, 180 acres, joins Biltmore Estate and offers golf, living spaces, hunting, and year round operation. Edgar B. Moore, proprietor.
Notices from the Board of Street and Water Commissioners announce planned improvements to Sudyam Avenue between Communipaw and Newark and New York Railroad, and to Elizabeth Street from Waldon Avenue to Chestnut Avenue. Details include curb, gutters, blue stone paving, crosswalks, and drainage. estimates, assessments, and public inspection periods set, with meetings scheduled in March and April 1906.
In New Jersey a Master in Chancery notes stockholders assented to reducing Toltec Gem Mining Company capital from six hundred thousand dollars to one hundred thousand dollars. The board met February 26 1906 and two thirds in interest approved the action. The assent was delivered by two-thirds of stockholders in person or by attorney. The formal certificate, signed by John B. Woop, was sworn before the Master in Chancery. The document also includes details of a separate Master’s Sale in Chancery regarding property in Jersey City, with sale scheduled for February 29, 1906 at two in the afternoon.
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