Independent for Grubb Meeting Turns Quiet County Session
County Republican Committee gathering at Lincoln Hall was calm with low attendance and little business. Reports on Guttenberg and township representation progress. potential special primary discussed. Hudson county delegates likely to back Franklin Murphy for governor though some oppose. No county meeting until September. Guttenivers vacancy planning and ward committees noted.
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Republican Committee
Lincoln Hall
Woolley
John Graham
Tme
Edward T. Mitchell
Guttenberg
Ill
Graham
Eaward Fry
Otah
Hudson County
Trenton
Prenklin Murphy
Hudson
Murphy
JH. Burd Grubb
Charl Eichhorn
West Hoboken
Wiliam Armumever
Union Hill
Hew Frank, Jr
Wethawket
Organization Committee
Ming
Gutelivers
Samuel D. Dickinson Association
Martin Dieck
Frank 4. Melville
Bayonne
Béwin Cadmus
Major Lentz Denies Anti Murphy Move In Jersey City Visit
Major Carl Lentz, in Jersey City with Colonel Ramiel D. Dickinson, denies plotting against Franklin Murphy. They met in the morning and traveled to New York. Lentz insists he supports the convention winner and will back the Republican nominee for governor.
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Franklin Murphy
Carl Lentz
Jersey City
Ramiel D. Dickinson
New York
Abers
Maine
Semmp
Convicted man accused in attack during housing dispute
Gustav Kulechtcki was found guilty in the Court of Special Sessions for assaulting Mrs. John Nusa Wig amid a dispute over ownership of a house. The incident involved attempts to freeze out the tenant by blocking doors after February 1, with testimony depicting threats and forced confrontation between residents and involved parties.
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Gustav Kulechtcki
John Nusa- Wig
Wilon BO
Dovedo
Parmentier
Bens
Kutechinski
Fae
Nussting
First Ward's Stag to Aid Democratic Club Event
The First Ward Democratic Club plans a stag and smoker on Wednesday evening May 6 at the clubhouse. A committee was appointed to organize artists and events for the night. Democratic party leaders have been assigned to coordinate the affair and its activities.
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Steg
Washington
Fragmented OCR Note Reads With Scattered Words
The readable portion shows garbled text mentioning children and adults, with references to names and places that are unclear. The fragment lacks coherent events or a clear subject to report.
Police Mutual Aid to Stage City Theatrical Benefit
The Police Mutual Aid Association plans a charity entertainment at a city theatre this year. The program features Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew and many notable performers. A highlight shows an exact station house replica with officers at the desk and a telegraph display. A patrol wagon scene includes prisoners and a mock booking, ending with police drill and matinee.
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Police Mutual Aid Association
Thas
Stdney Drew
Highteax Ued Beltes
Microdore
Cueing
New York
Beton
Lenarr
Poor Emperor of Music
Jess Danty
Fisher
Carrell
James Richmond Glenroy
Panteer
Madge Fos
Auditeach
Sigton
Actu
Polive Arili
Matel
Oil stove gas death in Englewood limits family
Special to The Jersey City News. Englewood May 11 1991 one woman dead and another woman and two children seriously ill after gas from an oil cook stove filled a tightly closed house. Mrs Augustus Decrue 76 died in Palisade Park asphyxiation. Mrs Charles Marshall and her two children narrowly escaped. Mr Marshall arrived to help. Dr Wyckoff treated them for three hours before revival.
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Jersey City News
Englewood
Augustus Decrue
Palisade Park
Charles Marshall
What the Boulevard Cost and Construction Totals
The Boulevard system in the county cost 2,549,961.09 dollars in total construction. Expenditures include main road 2,034,000 plus branch road 412,052 and judgments 7,072.98, with additional items like Palisade Construction Co. 7,002.92 and Alfred M. Fuller 70.06. Hoboken extension 34,082.04 was listed as previously reported.
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Boulevard Commissioners
Board of Freeholders
Mya Branch
Palisade Construction Co
Alfred M. Fuller
Hoboken
Republicans Move to Defend New Excise Law in Court
At a Lincoln Mall meeting the Republican Committee authorized Chairman Edward Fry to hire counsel to defend the proposed excise bill. It is believed lawyer Flavel McGee may be chosen to challenge or uphold the act vesting licensing power in a bi partisan elective commission.
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Republican Committee
Lincoln Mall
Pavonia Avenue
Bacot Place
Edward Fry
Flavel McGee
Water conference delayed to next Tuesday date
A planned conference among the Street and Water Board the Finance Board the Mayor and a Flynn representative over a water contract modification was postponed. Finance Board members said they could not meet until next Tuesday with the conference set for morning hours.
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Street and Water Board
Finance Board
P. H. Flynn
Tragic Gas Death of Local Teen in Hoboken
Seventeen-year-old Frederick Thuhamenn a grocery clerk was found dead in bed with a gas jet fully on at No 8 Garden Street Hoboken. His uncle Henry Setrme dour, the employer, discovered the body. The family says wind likely blew the end from the jet while he slept and the body was moved to the morgue.
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Frederick Thuhamenn
Garden Short
Hoboken
Henry Setrmedour
Huhos Mane
Unclear OCR fragment on vehicle accident and injuries
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a drive spike and an iron object in a roadway incident, but details on people, location, timing, or outcomes are unreadable. No verifiable entities or events can be established from the provided excerpt.
Lincks Letter Pushes Sabbath Observance and Liquor Laws
George H Lincks, editor of Literary Notes and a county official, writes to Jersey City Methodist clergymen urging united action for Sabbath observance and liquor restrictions. He cites liquor sales to minors and Sunday drink as harms, signals a broader temperance push tied to upcoming elections, and emphasizes civic duty without endorsing candidates. The article notes police and city union roles in enforcing laws and potential legal actions against saloons.
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George H. Lincks
Literary Notes
Hudson County
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Institute of Social Hominics
Strand Brother
Jersey City
Epworth Union
Methodist Episcopal
Hudson
Mquor
CIA
GEORGE H_ LINCKS
Lincks
Good Citizenship
Jersey City Epworth Union
Hpworth League
Uds
Epworth League
Citizens
Ime
Police Board
Etter
Bundey
Literary Note Recaps Public Opinion On Liquor Interests
A fragment discusses a loan paper with limited benefit to liquor interests and diminished influence. It notes impersonal attacks on the Good Citizenship Committee chairman shaping opinion toward law and order. The writer thanks Mr Luby for assistance and to help shed light on the matter.
Arsenal at state arsenal to clear out obsolete ordnance
Quartermaster General Donnelly has received offers for imperfect ordnance and stores slated for disposal at the State Arsenal. Inspector General Congdon backs the sale as a long overdue cleaning, with items including muskets, rifles, sabres, revolvers, saddles, ammunition, and numerous artillery accessories, many dating to pre 1699 patterns.
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Richard A. Donnelly
Samuel
Armstrong
Arsenal
Joseph W. Congdon
Foot Artillery
United States
Billinghurst
Four new Smallpox cases reported in city
Two new cases were reported yesterday and two more this morning. The patients named include James Burke, seventeen, of Hile and Sixteenth streets, and Theodore Midinger, living aboard the Bertha In the South Cove. This morning's patients are a colored man Harris of Work Street and Currie of Central Avenue.
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James Burke
Hile
Sixteenth Streets
Theodore Midinger
South Cove
Harris
Work Street
Currie
Central Avenue
Official notice delays Bishop OConnor selection in Newark
The Rev John J OConnor of St Josephs Newark has not received official notification of his selection as Bishop of the Newark Diocese and expects no word until next week Rome approves appointments slowly and credentials travel by mail The pastor continues duties at St Josephs as before awaiting formalities to conclude.
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Eliot O'Connor
John J. O'Connor
St Joseph's Church
Newark
Rome
Father O'Connor
Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
America
St. Joseph's
Policeman Nonsuited In Palisade Avenue Real Estate Suit
Patrolman Charles Dunne of the Sixth Precinct sued Mrs. Mary E Fell of 547 Palisade avenue for 1% claiming misrepresentation in a real estate purchase from Mrs. Well. The Second District Court trial ended with a non suit as the plaintiff presented his case. Ex-Judge Thomas F Nooran represented him and Samuel A Hesson defended.
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He Olsins
Charles Dunne
Mary E. Fell
Palisade Avenue
Second District Court
Dunne
Well
Thomas F. Nooran
Samuel A. Hesson
Otis Wins Second Trial Against North Jersey Street Railway
James Otis again wins his case against the North Jersey Street Railway Company. In circuit court the verdict for Otis is 289 for the plaintiff after a second trial. An initial verdict of 1,300 was reduced on appeal. Otis sought damages for personal injuries after being injured as a white passenger on a car. Attorney William H. Suger represented Otis and Jarvis Atkins appeared for the defense.
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James Otis
North Jersey
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Otis
William IH
Sueer, J
Dialntis
Jarvis Atkina
Matters of Fact in Brief: Local News Gist
Fragmentary OCR notes reference local individuals and events with unclear details. It mentions Buddies, die, whalerdie, and Eo estas, plus Metta rte herd ine. Further readable context is needed to establish concrete persons, places, or dates for a proper summary.
Fear and protest over factory permit in crowded district
Residents near Montgomery Street react with anger and alarm as a permit is issued to an unknown individual for a factory producing hazardous materials. Critics demand revocation, arguing the location endangers blocks of neighbors and that officials failed to consider the community. Robert Davis may wield influence to press the Board to act.
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Uzo
Montgomery Street
Meeta
Erie
Atsé
Fire Board
Robert Davis
Essay Prize Awarded for Tuberculosis Combat Essay
Dr S A Knopf of New York City wins 4000 marks for the best essay on preventing tuberculosis. He notes the disease spreads through aerosols, food, and skin contact, urges bans on public spit, clean vessels in public places, and denounces liquor as aiding infection while praising open air, exercise, cleanliness, and good food as remedies.
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Keppl
Germany
Berlin
Duke of
Tut
Lippocrates
B. C
Knopf
Loudenslager Named Chairman Candidate For NRCC
Congressman Henry C Loudenslager is expected to be chosen chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee at the upcoming meeting in recognition of his service in the first national campaign. He is in his eighth term in Congress, born May 2 1832 in Maurice River, Cumberland County, and has lived in Paulsboro since 1856. He previously served as Gloucester County Clerk in 1864 and 1887, and since 1892 has been a member of Congress.
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Henry C. Loudenslager
National Republican Congressional Committee
Loudenslager
Congress
Freehold Honor Returned Hero Ceremony Abandoned
Freehold May 1 1901 parade honoring Captain Vrodanburgh was canceled due to the storm. Instead a church service at St. Peter's Episcopal in Prague of Ahaakagiving was held with appropriate exercises.
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Jormey City
Freehold
Vrodanburgh
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Prague
Orange Volunteers Form Fund Drive For Jacksonville Fire Relief
Members of the New Jersey Volunteer Infantry who were encamped in Jacksonville during the Spanish American War met in the Orange armory to raise funds for Jacksonville fire relief. About 100 dollars has been raised for the regimental fund led by Colonel Edwin Wythe Hine. A committee was appointed to solicit contributions and will close the fund on Monday with a meeting that night.
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Orange
Jacksonville
New Jersey Volunteer Infantry
Edwin Wy Hine
William M. Brien
Isaac Shoenthal
Leuteant Nathan. Horton
Keane
Brewery Labor Dispute Halts In Hoboken Meeting
A wage and recognition dispute over a new Hudson County Brewery in West Hoboken stalled after a midday Hoboken meeting. Union reps from the United Brewery Workers and council trades leaders pressed for recognition, while brewery officials blamed the architect and contractor for hiring nonunion labor and offered no immediate solution.
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Mulvaney
Plumbers
Thomas O'Keefe
New York Steam Fitters
Bender
Bishop
Brewery Company
Truck Driver Bailed After Injury to Teen in City Collision
Patrick Coleman of 26 Eleventh Street was brought before Police Justice Hontsfor examination on May 18 after running down fifteen year old Hottie McGimpsey of 218 York Street at Greene and Montgomery streets as she walked to work. The girl remains in City Hospital and is reported to be doing well.
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Patrick Coleman
No. 26
Eleventh Street
Hotte McGimpsey
York Street
Greene and
Montgomery Streets
New York City
Hons T
First Criminal Court
City Hospital
Fire at five story brick building on First street
Children played with matches in the cellar ignited a small fire in No 24 First Street owned by Henry Rugee. Patrayman Wickham pulled the fire box after 5 pm. The five story brick building houses many families. Prompt response by the fire department limited damage.
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N. 18
Patrayman Wickham
First Street
Henry Rugee
Celler
Mremun
Pavonia Yacht Club Opens New Home Under Pleasant Skies
Pavonia yacht club prepares for its season opener at the new Bayonna house at the foot of Forty sixth street. Members and guests anticipate a cordial afternoon as preparations for May opening are underway with a Glambalse event and club traditions.
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Pavonia Yacht Club
Bayonna
Personal note on William A Corcoran illness in Closter
Mr William A Corcoran son of Mr ALS Gokcokan of Us city located at home in Closter with a severn illness A cold weeks ago developed a grave complication but his physicians say he will rapidly recover Finance Securage Muriiing will sall for Xt They will be and Mrs Jenn anit on MA abroal
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William A. Corcoran
Als
Gokcokan
Us City
Closter
Namie Weeks
Muriiing
Jenn Anit
Freeholders Report Repairs Authorized For Damaged Weet Wall
A North Bergen special meeting of the Board of Freeholders heard no report but authorized contractors to repair the damaged weet wall of Paterson Plank Road at no county cost. Meyerstott Brick Co warns vessel passage on the Mackensack draw may incur damages. this claim was referred to the North Bridge Committee. A prior resolution authorizing Boulevard Loop repairs was rescinded as unnecessary since the Boulev ard Commissioners possess rightful authority to act.
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Freeholders
Vassels
Board of Freeholders
Rad
Paterson Plank Road
North Bergen
Iroso- Witton
Freiholder Pincke
Meyerstott Brick Company
Mackensack
Paterson
North Bridge Committee
Breehaider
Fincke
Four Little Fellows Incorporations Reported
Secretary of State records list several new incorporations in New Jersey on May 11 14. The Newfield Smyrna Ritz Company with 10000 capital. Adamantine Company 100000. Matawan Steel and Iron Company 100000. Standard Motor Vehicle Company 1000.
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Jersey City
Trenton
Harvard Wins Debate At Princeton In 1901
The seventh Annual Princeton Harvard debate was held in Alexander Hall on May 10, 1901, and Harvard won. The resolution supported Congress justified imposing terms in the Platt amendment within the Army appropriation bill before Cuba’s independence, except provisions about the Isle of Pines.
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Specia
Jersey City
Princeton
Harvard
Alexander Hall
Congress
Mary Thompson dies in Newark welcome memory
Special to The Journey Nowe Newark May 1 1910 Mrs Mary Thompson died here at age 70. She was one of twenty girls dressed in white who welcomed Lafayette during his New Jersey visit to Springwield ballpark temperate scene.
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Newark
Mary ‘Thompson
Lafayette
Springwield
Nash's Ark in China and a Curious Chinese Picture
A London Express note discusses an ancient Chinese manuscript likeness of Noah's Ark, showing sun imagery and roof windows in a double pitched form. It contrasts with biblical accounts and hints at Chinese scholars locating the Ark’s mire, while mentioning an Australian steamer Kametika tour sailing near Moruva Head and a coastwise incident tied to a rope line.
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China
Mount Arient
London
Einiek
Weather and notices from New York May day listing winds and funerals
Weather indications for New York on May 1 describe fair sea and strong north winds. Funeral notices mention James A. and LiMo Relatives, with services on May 9 and arrangements at 2 oclock. Other lines note a funeral procession and relatives gathered for farewell.
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New York
Morrow
Sea Fair
Werle
Weeterly
Hartnetts
Mack
Buldved
Prlevieas Airy Sik
Estlingen
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First Ward's Stag
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Thanks MR. Luby
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Twelfth and
Enth Street
Loudenlager
Freehold Honor
Eax
Washington St
Mittee
Pavonia
Communinay Avenue
James A
Clay Hall
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