Mystery Carriage Scene Tangles High Society in Hoboken
A carriage draws up before Le Commerce Trust Building as a detective guards three children of Emile Burrard a Hudson County figure involved in a custody dispute. Madame Burrard contends Burrard breaches a prior agreement while a photographer lurks and legal maneuvers unfold. Separately a joint meeting of Hudson plumbers locals discusses centralization and wage policy with Willam Merrick urging unity and a district agent plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Commercials Trust Companys Amilding
Joe
Cnrriige
Matt
le Seger
Emile C. Kuveard
Wat Hottoken
Membaire
Axe Cimity Roministie
Ue Grande
Hudson County
Mall
Ali Vpiece
Madame Cyleete
Court of Chancery
Monklewr
New York
Whitt
Monsieur
Burrard
Ivariak
D. Stirs
Randome
Lawyar
Ryerson
Hare
Ckeringe
West Hoboken
Madame Gusact
Flere
Monaleur
Buvrard
Hushanu
Jersey City
Sme
Horo Lin
Burrend
Camellman
Hudson
Council Hall
No. Vichoken Avenue
Willam ‘Merrick
Salem
Mass
United Association of Plumbers
Unites Euates
Canada
Cownell
Mae Ly Similan
Provident Merrick
Thole
Joseph Lindner
Local i
North Hudson
Jerry O'Donnell
Local Co. 76
Hoboken
Henry Haustin Dead in Greenfield Grocery Pioneer
Henry Haustin, a longtime resident by the Greenfield area, died this morning at his home Ro. 16 Mercer Street. He was over eighty and spent most of his life in this city, earning wealth in the grocery trade before moving to the German electors and helping found the Pioneer Verein Allenheim in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Hanes
Elts
Mercer
Wee
Uas
Henry
Verein Allenheim
Winston's Soothing Syrup for Teething
An old remedy claims to ease teething pain for children. It purportedly softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic and diarrhoea, and is priced at five cents per bottle for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Warned His Parishioners About Fraudulent Priests
Father Quinn at Church of St. Paul of the Cross urged parishioners to refuse money to a man posing as a Catholic priest and warned against buying religious pictures and statues from peddlers. He advised purchasing only from authentic, well known dealers to avoid being cheated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Quinn
Church of St. Paul of the Cross
Mother Quinn
Hegan
Heald
Quinn
Beck's Defiant Night Ends in Cell
Frederick Beck twenty two of Blecher street caused a drunken disturbance on Jackaom avenue late Saturday. He knocked over signs and threatened to kick passersby before abusing Patrolman McGovern and daring arrest. He repeated that he would break the officer. Beck was jailed to think it over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Frederick Beck
No. 1
Blecher Street
Jackaom Avenue
Heck
Communiyan Avenue Fruition House
Beck
Jersey City Baseball Club Announces Opening Schedule
The Jersey City Baseball Club announced its opening game on April in West New York. The club will host Philadelphia Kistnad in Washington on April 9 and April 20, expanding the series to three games because Washington's Munger Tattus couldn't assemble his players on time. A directors’ committee is visiting Philadelphia to study grandstand and bleachers for a new local ballpark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
West New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Munger Tattus
Jersey City Clb
Well Attended Services Across Downtown Catholic Churches
Well attended morning services filled St Marys St Peters St Briars St Boniface as crowds overflowed. Music was praised and collections in all churches were large, reflecting strong parish participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churclea
St. Mary's
Whist and Bulldoze at Carteret Civic Night
A large crowd at Carteret Civic hosted a whist event with lively gates and excitement during the evening. The event featured games and a prize distribution scheduled to be awarded later in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carteret Civic
Ebhouse
Church Faces Financial Struggles at Ebenezer Palisade
Trustees met Saturday night to discuss meeting the churchs financial obligations. A. Johnson said the church is in better condition today, with plans to publicize details next Friday. Pastor Danielson left amid dissension. Lormann from Rock Island, IL, to assume duties in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Church
Palisade
Hoboken Avenue
Indd
Dolays
A. Johnson
Hoboken Avenues
Johnson
Danielson
Brooklyn
Lormann
Rock Island, Til
Willie Murphy Missing Sparks Ireland Travel Rumors
Fourteen year old William Murphy of No 2 Jefferson Avenue disappeared after reporting to the Third Precinct Friday. Friends note his wish to seek new worlds and a possible trip to Ireland, aided by ten dollars saved from work at the Pennsylvania Railroad meadow shops. His father and stepmother downplay concern, blaming trashy novels for his adventurous notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy
Jefferson Avenue
William
Wiliam
Ireland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grace’s Easter Offering Tops Grace P E Church Revival
Grace P E Church Van Vuret reported Easter collection of 31 00 and a donation of one thousand fresh exes to Christ Hospital. Charles Paine twenty years old of Orchard Street was stabbed in the head by William Cole of Main Street in front of 320 Grand Street. Paine taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace P. E
van Vuret
Aftitec
Christ Hospital
Charles Paine
Orchard Street
Willian Cole
Main Street
South Orange
Grand Street
Cale
Paine
City Hospital
Lost fingers in workplace accident at Central Copperage
Michael Ross aged twenty five of 186 Twelfth street was injured Saturday at Fourteenth Street and Jerney avenue while on duty at the fo ciroplar kaw in the Central Copperage. Four fingers of his left hand were severed and he was taken to St Francis's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ross
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth Street
Jerney Avenue
Sts Francis's Hospital
Michael Mannion
Seventeenth ‘Street
Alexander McCiarman
Erle Street
Malachi Torrent
Grave Street
Manutem
McCiarman
Leonard
Eventh Street
James Pastrol
Mansalon
Toby Fatano
McClarmen
Hoth J
Grove Streets
McGannan
Mannion
Lonard
Grove Street
McClarman
Jamies Fastro
Fatano
McClurman
McClanmar
City Hall meeting on water question with city and company officials
A morning conference at City Hall gathered Mayor Fagan, Board of Street and Water Commissioners, Board of Finance, and legal and corporate representatives including George L. Record and John Ward Queen. Papers were reviewed for tomorrow’s decision. signing of the signed contract modification, extending to December 2, 1943, awaits the Mayor’s action and minor detail adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan
Street and Water Commissioners
Board of Finance
Corporation Colnsel
George L. Record
John Ward Queen
Analsiant Corporation
Robert Carey
P. H. Flynn
Willan H. Corbin
East Jersey Water Company
W. D. Hdawards
Jersey City Water Supply
New Jersey Surety Company
Close of Court Term in County Criminal Court
The county criminal court closes its term with arraignments and bail forfeitures. Pendelyn Ezel, bondsman, to pay 1 to the county treasury for John Porter larceny case. Felix Wenglarowicz atro cious assault case bondsman Michael Norton. Driscoll and Swaylem re-arrested for parole violations. Driscoll jailed 3 days. Swaylem parole continued pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter
Hin Eurety
Pendelyn Ezel
Coles’ Street
Felix Wenglarowicz
Joseph Slemenck
Michael Norton
Steuben Street
Frederick Driscoll
Wm. B. Swaylem
Oscar Higgins
Blair
Driscoll
Jalil
Swayles
Sweet tooth burglars raid candy store fun night
Burglars entered Charles S Mounts candy store at 227 Boulevard last Thursday night. They left cigars pins and empty ice cream dishes, a penny Geck and candy taken from shelves. Police believe the culprits were boys after about 15 dollars in damage from pried rear window and front pane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Mount’s
No. 227 Boulevard
Hheart
Tr, Mount's
Revolver Practice Hits Neighbor’s Home in Yard Accident
Sohn Heintemann and his son practiced shooting with a revolver yesterday afternoon in the yard of their home at 1 Cliff Street. They aimed at a target placed against the wall of the adjacent house at 18 Stagg Street, occupied by Louis Passong’s family. Two bullets pierced the wall and entered the Passong sitting room, which was unoccupied at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn Heintemann
Cliff Street
Stagg Street
Louis Passong
Passong
Thieves Ransack Wegner Home In Paterson Plank Road Burglary
While Norbert Wegner and family were away Saturday afternoon, thieves pried open a case and rifled bureau drawers at No 7 Paterson Plank Road, taking jewelry and $28. George Mochler and Charles Winters, both 20s, were later arrested and held for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Rob Bers
Norbert Wegner
Paterson Plank Road
Hernoon
Thievan Groken
Partor
George Mochler
Tve
Charles Winters
Olf
Grand Jurors Dinner With Foreman Peterson at Meyers Hotel
Grand jurors to dine tonight at Meyers Hotel hosted by foreman George W. Peterson. The December term jurors, recently discharged, will be guests at the private dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Hotel
Thase Foreman
George W. Peterson
Cyclist Michael Cutten, 15, Injured in Mercey Grove Crash
Fifteen year old Michael Cutten of No Brunswickster was knocked from a bicycle yesterday afternoon at the Mercey and Grove streets intersection and suffered a broken right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cutten
Brunswickster
Mercey and
Grove
Old Man Injured By Fall On St Pauls Avenue
James O'Brien, seventy five years old, of No 214 Connely Wren, fell at St Pauls Avenue and Cle Bonterard, injuring his left hip. Report mentions cold damp weather and a local, unnamed remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Brien
Onnely Wren
St. Paul's Avenue
Daggerous Building Reported Fire At Kaupe No 40
A two story frame structure at Kaupe No 40, occupied by Carter Hawke and Mire Lannon, was damaged by a reported danger flame. Fire crews responded as the dwelling faced potential collapse and smoke poured from the upper floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hawke
Mire
Lannon
Bee
Runaway Horse Causes Havoc in City Streets
Frightened horse attached to a Husson Cruiser Company wagon bolted through crowded streets, smashing property and causing panic. No injuries reported as bystanders and drivers attempted to regain control amid the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husson Cruiser Company
Apd
Circus wagon train hauls through Marion mud amid chaos
The dramatic Marion show scene ends with wagons stuck in thick mud as the Bullion circus pushes forward under tense conditions. Workers ice, eat, and brace for the next leg, while a gangland street brawl leaves Mannion and McClarman stabbed and hospitalized. Police arrest Pastrol and Fatano as the Torrents saloon scene erupts in violence.
Clossey Pleads Guilty To Disorderly House Charge
William Clossey, alleged owner of a poker game at 67 Newark Avenue, retracted his not guilty plea to the disorderly house indictment. Judge Blair fined him $500 plus costs after the September raid by police at the Hardwin Social Club. Everett, the doctor involved, claimed to have hosted poker to rescue a wayward friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clossey
Newark Avenue
Blair
Hardwin
Everett
Crossey
Baldwin Sociel Club
Robbery at Salvation Army Hotel leads to two arrests
Patrolman John Downes arrested Frank Callahan and John Clyne after a clerk’s drawer was broken open at the Salvation Army Hotel on Montgomery Street. The clerk, Clad Benoid, reported seeing Callahan and Clyde near the desk as the hotel was quiet after 5 a.m. The suspect nicknamed Red escaped. both accused were remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downes
Frank Callahan
John Clyne
Robbies
Salvation Army
Montgomery
Benoid
Callan
Clyne
Callahan and
Clyde
Lil Tomer
Busy April Term Anticipated by County Courts
Indications point to a busy April term of county courts, with Justice Collins's charge to the grand jury and setting trial dates. The term, the longest of the year, runs into July, featuring murder case George Taylor and other major matters across calendars. the Bar Association plans a meeting after the court opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Gyer
George Taylor
Minnie Taylor
Bar Association
Irs
Butchers Clash With Sunday Law In New Coles Street
Henry Dorseher keeper of a New Coles street butcher shop was arrested for Sunday operation. We Ulrich of Brunswick street testified. The Butcher Benchmen’s Association seeks to curb meat dusters who stay open after 10 A D on Sundays under new police rules. Police Justice Hoos planned to rule on the cases next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butchers Association
Henry Dorseher
New Coles Street
We Ulrich
Brunswick Strest
Hoos
Mr Pratt Visits The City In Jersey City
John Pratt former News and Journal staffer now city editor of the Cincinnati Post toured Jersey City and was warmly greeted by many former reporting colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pratt
News
Journal
Cincinnati “Post
Jersey City
Totus
Fifteen Salooons for Bridgeton License Granted
A Saturday night meeting led to the granting of the fifteenth liquor license for Bridgeton. Nine council members supported the license, Leonard Meyers’ application was refused, then reconsidered and approved by a vote of 102 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
Bridgeton
Eh Pomel
Counc
Leonard Meyers
Grace Church raises salary for Archdeacon Munn Pronk Pdi
In Ghanch on March 3, Grace Church announces a salary increase for Archdeacon Alexander Munn Pronk Pdi. The change marks a notable enhancement in clergy compensation at the Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotela
Ghanch
Voetry
Grace Church
ArchGawcon
Alexander Munn
Ong
The Long Belt Clasp and Enamel Jewelry Novelties
The article describes ultra elegant belt clasps in enamel or porcelain, featuring a woman’s face, jeweled throats and ears, and rear accents. It highlights jewel topped tuck combs with brilliants, diamond feather accents, jet and brilliant pieces from Paris, and sets including tiaras and dog collars, plus bracelets and elaborate hair ornaments for evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chads
Voorhees Report and Jersey City News Highlights
Washington March 1 Former Governor Voorhees discusses naval affairs and governance with Congress members. Report notes budget items for New Jersey projects including Newark Custom House addition and Port Pen new lighting and ranger maintenance. Summary includes committee assignments and social travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseys City News
Washington, D. C
Pastor M. Voorhees
Ofurphy
Aid
Murphy
Tilket Autetaine
Porto Rico
Taureday
Terncom
Jand
Jersey
Custom House
Newark
Jurney
Port Pens
Remly
Istead
boWdwe
Dover
Banty Hook
New Jersey
Dryden
Ligeas
Semntar Beott
Huwall
Ropeematailen - Sibtey
Mra H
Dennis
Mowett
Retuenet
Fran Pinrids
New Brunswick
Lenahan Association's Ball At York Hall(Wed Evening)
The Lenahan Association invites members to a grand ball at York and Henderson streets' York Hall Wednesday evening. Music by Prof James Holden and a full committee led by Daniel Smith organizes floor and reception actions for a lively carnival-like social event with planned dancing and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truhs
J. Lenahan
George H. Donaldson
Joseph J. Burke
William J. Davie
William E. McCunnn
William C. Futtem
Sitney
O'Donnell
Edward Cavan Tignallien Autee
Joan FP. McDonnell
Michael J Garry
Adolph Schindler
Charles B. McNames
Marty Brutmell
Nathan
Rooney
William A
William P. Tiogan
Frank d. Carty
William N. Smith
Eugene J. Sullivart
Bewart Donaldson
Edward J. Hewitt
Robart J. Tons
Join Meeres
Bernart J. Kitt
Patrick Ward
Joseph Wars
Patrick Tarn
Andrew J. Wrish
Joseph A. Quirk
George W Garretson
Thomas Te. Lyne
Thomas Mallon
Military Storekeeper Named in New Jersey Arsenals
John H. Crissy of Newark was appointed by the Quartermaster General to succeed Captain Charles Sinwen as State Military Storekeeper at the Siabe Arsenal. Crissy, Civil War veteran and member of Lingaly Port, No. 16, assumes duties March 22 and will reside with his family nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpeciay
Crepes
Trenton
John HF. Crissy
Newark
Donnelly
Charies Sinween
Stow
Siabe Arsenal
Crisey
Lingaly
NFL
Arsenal
Sperin
March
Thomas Dunn
Dudalie
English Dying and Krupp Gun News From Newark
The item reports on Thomas Dunn English’s decline and family concerns, with later notes on Krupp producing paper field-piercing projectiles for German infantry. It mentions a sudden expected change in English’s condition and references Krupp’s steel and cannon work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp
Phete Caitiern
Amd
Promised Music and Went Astray at New York Pageant
A fragmented report recalls a church event where a band returned from New York amid mixed reactions. Concerns over conduct, a fire threat, and community tensions surface as congregants debate the purpose and propriety of the service and its aftereffects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Vinner
Serviers
Reid
Pyetae Andresus
Tee Amber
Wirvads
Andreas
Weather Indications New York March First
Weather notices from New York indicate unsettled conditions with shifting winds and potential precipitation. Forecasters mention stronger northwesterly gusts and cooler temperatures following a period of mild air, with scattered advisories for coastal regions and inland communities.
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Monsieur Buvrard
Madame
Chancery
Allied Trades
Mest
Henry Haustin
Awar
Baseball Club
Cartaret
Johnsen
Ebenezer
Willie
Grace
Bine
Hk Lararivg
Bernie Nee Teuleta
Daggerous
Porepaugh
Marion
Ermmdl
Columbus
Ohio
Squire Garden
Bos
Gal
Twenty-third Street
Midight
Clossey
MR. Pratt
DR. Munms
Buchmish
Congressional Committee
Lenahan Association
John H. Crissy
Dennally
Fardete
Ben Holt
Jargar Och Maukrese
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pastor Andreae
Suestay
Pavoni
New York and New Jersey Telephone Co
Erie ST
Market ST
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