New Committees Hear Mayor Write 10 The Board
The Board of Education announced standing and school committees for the year led by President John J. Mulvaney. Proposals will be sought for new furniture at Greenville No. 20 School. Leave of absence granted to Miss Scott and others. transfers arranged to fill vacancies due to marriages and reassignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
John J. Mulvaney
Pinnuve Lewis
Racy
Chdlon
Robert
Witt
Gooke—Witt
Egbert
Tracy
s—Witt
Ward
Puct- Kennedy
Biynsall
Barker
Berger
Junkors
Culver
Cullen
Watt
Suvcow
Birdsall
Wis
Buccow
Kennedy
Tray School
Witt Lewis
Pai Wol
Lewis
Eebert
Behool
Wite
Mulvaney
New High School
Wit
Yam Tm
Elv
tel@Fe
Greenville No. 20
Scott
Alice Ashhurst
Marjory
Mary B. Rankin
Miss. Benton
Benton
No. Bs
Study of Children Association Meeting in Newark
The New Jersey Association for the Study of Children and Youth holds its third semi annual meeting tomorrow at the New High School Building Newark. Principal Charles A Hoyt will speak on Child Study Old and New. The group aims to promote understanding of childhood mental moral and physical traits and to publish research on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Newark
New Jersey Association For the
Charles A. Hoyt
Funeral for Hoboken Justice of the Peace James Clarke
The funeral for Justice of the Peace James Clarke of Hoboken will be held at 916 Willow Avenue tomorrow morning. G A R services will be conducted at the home this evening by Past Edward Brown, the deceased’s commander. The body will then go to Our Lady of Grace Church at ten o'clock for a solemn requiem, with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
James Clarke
Hoboken
Willow Avenue
Pyst Edward Brown
Our Lady of Grace Church
Calvary Cemete
Strike Leader Bail Granted in Bayonne Case
Former Judge Hudspeth asked Judge Blair to reduce bail for Joseph Lustryack named as a strike leader. Lustryack, charged with involvement in a riot against a worker who wished to stay at work, had bail set at 2900 dollars. Blair declined the reduction, and the prisoner was released after bail was furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudspeth
Blair
Joseph Lustryack
Bayonne
Joseph Wachiska
Biair
Crushed coupling car injures Lehigh Valley worker
Charles Jordan aged 26 of 186 Wayne Street, a brakeman on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, was severely injured last night at about nine o’clock when crushed between two cars he was coupling on the pier. He was taken to City Hospital with serious fears of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jordan
Wayne Street
Lehigh Valley Rail
Hospi
Financiers to convene on Nb 12 School contract matters
The Board of Finance will hold a special meeting tonight to consider the contract for Nb. 12 School and related issues. Mr. E. C. Young has recovered from a brief illness and was at the National Bank, signaling normal business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Finance
Tonlalit
E. #. C. Young
Ira National Bank
Street Needs Attention Bridge Conditions Along Summit Avenue
Citizens complain about the bridge over the cut used by Summit Avenue cars of the North Woodwon County Railway. Raised sidewalk grade and water runoff create a muddy, slippery approach. Poor illumination plus sudden drop from pavement injures pedestrians including women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wudwon County Raltway Company
Chainly
Police Justice Defends Fair Treatment in Synagogue Vandalism Case
In First Criminal Court Justice Hoos told Counsellor Goldenhorn that prejudice against Jews would not be tolerated. The case involved four 12 year old boys accused of breaking windows and interrupting synagogue services on First Street. The custodians Samuel Goldberg and Harris Cohen urged action but the court warned all creeds have the right to worship peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greil
Hos
Hls
Goldenhors
First Street
Mr. Goldenhorn
Hoos
Goldenhern
Samuel Goldberg
Harris Cohen
James Collins
Henderson Street
August Hendricks
Twelfth Street
William Coburn
Samuel Good
Henderson
Justice Hoos
Knife and Razor Quarrel Ends in Court Fight
Coachman Edward Schind and gardener Daniel Reilly from Summit avenue fought in Dr Culver’s barn over a punctured tire. Both allege the other drew a weapon. Reilly showed torn clothes and claims Schind cut him with a razor while Schind showed clothing cut by Reilly’s knife. Schind fined 0 costs. Reilly held on $20 bail for the grand jury on aggravated assault. Both sustained scratches in the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Reilly
Garret D. van Relpen
Edward Schind
G. M. Culver
Summit Avenue
Dr. Culver
Schipo
Reilley
Rellley
Vicuss
Relliey
Ipo
Reiley
Award Il, Hees
Citizens' Building and Loan elects officers at meeting
Citizens' Building and Loan Association held its annual election at Central avenue and Hutton street. Officers chosen were President John M. Kelly Vice President Robert Edgar Secretary Henry Patthergs Treasurer John State Directors include M. J. Bonner Charles Derrest FE Schumann O Welsenborn J Kole hover H Neumann F J Matthes Schopeler William Van Djen B ScherBer William D. Gregory George Poetz. Receipts for the evening totaled 1699.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
Central Avenue
Hutton Street
John M. Kelly
Robert Edgar
Henry Patthergs
John State
M. J. Bonner
Charles Derrest
FE. Schumann
O. Welsenborn
J. Kolehover
H. Neumann
F. J. Matthes
Schopeler
Willam H. van Djen
Funeral of John Corcoran on Ninth Street
The funeral of Mr. John Corcoran of Ninth street, brother of Andrew J Corcoran, was held at St Michael’s Church this morning. A solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev Weather Kelly with Fathers Sheppard and McDermott as deacon and subdeacon. Burial followed at Flatiniah Cemetery, Long Teland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corcoran
Ninth Street
Andrew J Corcoran
St. Michael's R
Weather Kelly
Sheppard and
McDermott
Flatiniah
Long Teland
Fire breaks out in stable behind Warwick residence
A small fire started in a frame stable at rear of Wo. 30 Warwick Street at about one this morning. Smoke rose and flames caused alarm. the garage, owned by Freier, was examined, and Edwin Hay, together with Joboyrn, were seen near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trwarwick
Puri Exuliomyn
Freier Aes
Reorganization Of New Jersey Republican League Committees
Eight of twenty one members met in Lincoln Hall to discuss the state political situation and fall campaign work. Delegates to the National Convention in St Paul were chosen with four per congressional district. The State Convention date September 13 was set, with plans for speakers including Governor Roosevelt to address delegates. Committees to draft constitutional amendments and arrange a banquet were formed, and club organization across Hudson County and beyond urged to mobilize voters and distribute literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Republican League
Lincon Hall
State League
Membe
William F. Poucher
East Orange
C. R. Barnhart
Prenton
Andrew Foulds
Passaic
Joseph B. Crispin
Salem
Frank J. Higgins
Robert Carey
City
G. 5. Lidlow
Cranford
PF. F. Meyer
Newark
Meyer
St. Paul
Minn
Wis State
New Jersey
Frank Bryer
George P. Cole
Roosevelt
New York
Thomas D. Mills
Frank J. Augelus
Frank Meyer
Togethur
Hudson County
Crispin
Hudson County Republican Committee
League
Voodees
Jacob Bechtold
Hudson County League
County League
Raymond Roth Directors Election At German Pioneer Verein
At the meeting in Reutter's Hall Jersey avenue and Flint street last evening twenty four delegates were elected to form a new four member board for the Raymond Roth Home on Garfield avenue. A convention will be held at Reutter's Hall on Thursday evening in June to finalize the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verein
Reutter
Jersey Avenue
Flint Street
Raymond Roth
Garfield Avenue
Hovis L. Pinky
Finke
Census Supervisor Opens Large Packet Distribution for Enumerators
Census Supervisor John H Weastell and clerks distributed portfolios books and schedules to enumerators in the Federal Building. The system aims to prevent confusion and ensure each worker receives essential stationery and instruction leaving little time for leisure while stressing accurate data collection and adherence to census act penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Weastell
Federal Building
Census Department
United States
Hve
Washington
Colonel Stevens Lectures on Discipline for Hoboken Boys
Colonel B A Stevens of Castle Point spoke to the Boys' Club at the Settlement House No 4 Madigan Street Hoboken last evening on Discipline as a Factor In Forming Character. His remarks suited the juvenile audience and the boys appeared to enjoy the tale immensely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Stevens
Castle Point
Madigan Street
Hoboken
Renowned World Misses at Mallinckrodt Convent Event
Among a number of young ladies yesterday taking the white veil at Mallinckfodt Convent Whlkeshirre Pa Miss Joséphine Fries of Jersey City Miss Agnes Borneman of Newark and Miss Mary Diener Elizabetha Rider alfery Dortmore were named in the ceremony.
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Mallinckfodt Convent
Whlkeshirre
Joséphine Fries
Jersey City
Mike Agnes Borneman
Newark
Mary Diener
Rilzabath
County House of Detention proposed by Hudson women
Mrs Mary Hudspeth Benson and Miss Clara McCarter push a plan to convert the old Christ Hospital building on Magnolia Avenue into a County House of Detention for boys and girls. They argue confinement in jail harms youth and advocate separate housing, teaching, and county control under the Freeholders. They seek $5,000 for purchase and similar for refitting, with easy terms or a future option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hudspeth-Benson
Clara McCarter
Hudson County
State Charities Aid Association
Benson
Jal
Wberry
Christ Hospital
Magnolia Avenue
Alan L. McDermott
Board of Freeholders
Davis Association Outing Planned at College Point
Over 125 members gathered for the Robert Davis Association meeting led by Col. Robert G. Smith. Plans for the September 12 outing were advanced, with 420 tickets to be distributed and the Grand Republic steamer chartered for College Point. Receipts for the month were 31.04 and expenditures 1.20, while the wine room profit met expectations under the new percentage system.
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Robert Davis Asaociation
Robert G. Smith
House
Thos. J. Miggins
Grand Republic
College Point
Freeholders' Booms and Nomination Talk Heat Up
Democrats and Republicans spar over nominations for the new Freeholders board. James Billington, tied to the Robert Davis Association and St. Aloysius, is favored in the Eighth and Ninth wards for his building and contracting background. Patrick J. Hanley of Ocean Avenue leads potential support in the Sixth and Seventh wards, promising a businesslike approach and a strong campaign with broad backing.
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Freeholders
James Billington
Billington
Robert Davis Association
St. Aloysius Parish
West Side
Patrick J. Hanley
Ocean Avenue
Hanley
Alderman Warhart
Bayonne
Philadelphia
Jersey City
McClellan
Seventh Ward Democratic Association
Infants of a Year and a World Wide Cradle Line
A famed statistician imagines babies aged one carried in cradles around the globe as a year of infant procession unfolds. He envisions continuous reviews day and night, with 1,200 infants passing hourly at peak, leaving a trailing line of one year olds as the year ends.
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Hill Post
Fifth Ward's Club Holds Second Meeting at New Quarters
The Pitth Ward Democratic Club met for the second time at 8 Brunswick Street. President Sharkey led roll call with 132 members paying dues. Seven applications were received for membership, to be acted on next meeting. An entertainment committee was formed, and the house committee was instructed to prepare elaborate straps for the May 17 session. Arrangements are being made for two pigs. details to be announced at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitth Ward
Brunswick Street
Sharkey
Sanderson
Metshershin
Frost Injures Fruit Across New Jersey Crops
Special to The Newark News reports frost on May 11 damaged Hilton strawberries in Newark area delaying harvest by weeks. Frost also harmed peas beets lettuce and cabbage in Essex County and caused heavy losses to apples cherries and other fruit blossoms across northern New Jersey and Monmouth county.
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Newark
Hilton
Essex County
Raritan Valley
Ppich
Matawian
Monmonth
Hillsdale
New Jersey
Tom Sharkey Arrives in Hoboken for Jeffries Corbett Fight
Tom Sharkey, billed as a pugilist, traveled from Chicago on the Lackawanna Railroad and reached Hoboken last evening. He walked to Barclay Street and planned to attend the Jeffries Corbett bout in New York tonight, greeted by a large group of friends at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett-Jeffrion
Tom" Sharkey
Forboken
Lackawanna
Chicago
Barclay Street
New York
Jeffries Corbett
Depol
Lincolnt Halle Event At Ron Ton Penta
Tonight's notices list a sports company appearance at the Ron Ton venue in Republican County with Lincolnt Halle linked to the event. The fragmentary item notes local civic grouping and a scheduled gathering, but specifics remain unclear from the OCR snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyc S Sports Company
Ron Ton Penta
Republican County Committee
Lincolnt Halle
Weather Indications May 3 190 Weather Forecast
Forecasts show warmer conditions for New York City and surrounding areas through Saturday with partly cloudy skies. Strong winds and potential evening rain chances noted. Data from Hartnott's Thermonstrion Report appears in the day’s weather line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porvast
Seourday
New York City
Hartnott
Obituaries and funeral notices from a local paper
DIED. SCHLANTMANN On Tuesday Soa wiles Schick mad Ralativon and friends attended a funeral from his late residence Greenville Ave on Saturday P M. WELSH On Wednesday Thomas beloved husband aged ti years relatives and friends invited to funeral on Birthday May 1 at 5 from his late residence Nix U vent. AUGHUIN-REID On Tuesday Margaret 2 beloved daughter of the late Henry Bold invited to attend from residence No Si street on Saturday Mar 15 at min AC 3 at St Michael’s RC for mass of requiem. PLARKS At Hoboken on Wednesday June 20 James Clarke beloved husband of Annie Clarke relatives and friends invited to funeral at his late residence on Saturday 14 at 4 AM solemn requiem at Church of Cory Caine. Interment at Calvary Cemetery.
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Schlantmann
Soa
Wiles Schick
Ralativon
Ateg Tivon
Lotze
Germania Schustsen Bund J
Greenville Avenue
Saints P.M. Welsh
Thomas
Tuepend
P. Court Prat
Huilson County
Bithday
Patrick
Bramhall and Cran
Regulea
Aughuin-Reid
Margaret
Hoboken
James We Clarke
Sphlehand
Annie J Clarke
Foils Name Society
Elward G Brown Post
G. A. Bure
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Davis Association Outing
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