Infamous legal outrage sparks cross-state outrage and graft talk
A Pennsylvania judge faces condemnation for pressuring a juror to convict in a murder case. The Hudson County scene features Jam, a Chinese ship steward, fighting for habeas corpus to gain freedom aboard the Maine. Rumors swirl that Wil A Glurk regains influence and that Senator John Kean aligns with Clarke, amid a volatile national mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitney
Wesus
Hudson County
Jam
Lacombe
Bidgwell
Uberty
State of ‘Malo
Mong Kong
Josephus
Standard Oil Company
Desis
Bayonne
State of
Maine
Coun
Thie
Asdg Pinwell
Ino Mirai
Porto Fucan Judgeship Offer Sparks Appointment Talk
The president proposed Praok Bergen for the Porto Fucan judgeship, triggering discussion of the appellate balance and potential shifts in New Jersey based offices. Officials weigh the implications as the process moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Fucan
Praok Bergen
Freeseldk Bes Gonn
Grate Phatee
Balongs
Jer
Es Inide
Rumor, Power Shifts Stir Philadelphia Attention
The article notes young Republicans and civil and criminal justice concerns, mentions a New Jersey judgeship offer and ports Rican judgeship moving elsewhere, and hints at political bargaining. It discusses possible PA Railroad expansion to New York and how Philadelphia’s vitality hinges on activity at Fourteenth and Broad streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratthannes
Ite
Maryood
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Stevens Tableau Charity Entertainment in Hoboken Mansion House
An earlier charity tableau event by Hoboken society leaders was repeated last evening for the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocents at the Mansion House Willow Avenue and Sheth street. Living pictures featured gowns and poses by a New York artist with Mrs. Edwin A. Stevens among the posers. Cast includes Miss Emma Palen and Mrs. J. McKinney White in several tableaux, with music by Groom and Goldsborough and Miss Nina Pleton. Dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocents
Mansion House
Willow Avenue
Sheth Street
New York
Edwin A. Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Emma Palen
Robert E. L. Lewis
J. McKinney White
Louise Stella Picton
I. van Wort du Bois
Miss Picton
Robert E. J. Lewis
Louise
Picton
Mr. du Bola
B.A. Stevens
Mesers, Groom and Goldsborough
Nina Pleton
Hudson County C E Convention Sets May Date and Plans
Representatives of Hudson County Christian Endeavor Societies met at Wayne Street Reformed Church last night and set May 4 for the county convention. They discussed the state convention in October and elected officers for the coming term. The meeting planned the county excursion to Asbury Park on July 4 and confirmed locations for state events in West Hoboken and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County Christian Endeavor Societies
Wayne Street Reformed Church
A. L. Baker
Hoboken
A. E B. Farrier
Miss. Hansen
B. H. Snyder
Louise Eddy
John Eliott
New York ‘State Union of Christian Enceavor
First Presbyterian Church
Bergen Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Asbury Park
Homes Are a Fraud in Hudson County
Misa May B. McCartin, chairwoman of the Almshouse Committee, and Mrs. Hudspeth-Benson challenge the state guardian law, calling it a failure for Hudson pauper children. They condemn indentured homes, urge a County Industrial Home, and warn against unfit placements, noting abuses and mismanagement by the Board of Guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa May B. McCartin
Almshouse
Hudson County
State Charities Aid Association
Mary Hudspeth-Benson
State Board of Guardians
Miss McCartin
Hugilson County
Hoboken
Board of Guardians
Thte
Pride of Jennico enjoyed by Fidella Club party
The Fidella Bowling Club members and eighteen guests attended Pride of Jennico at the Criterion Theatre in New York last night. They dined after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidella Bowling Club
New York
Jennico
Criterion Theatre
Swedish Fair Boosts Church Debt Clearance Drive
The fall of the Swedish Ebenezer Lutheran Church at the Third National Bank Building drew about four hundred visitors for a fair to clear a four thousand dollar debt by June 1. Rev J G Danielson led a welcome on opening night and praised the congregation. Booths overflowed with items, the picture gallery and microscope drew interest, and various stalls including ice cream, sewing, dolls, and a newsstand reported brisk business. The fair runs tonight and Saturday night with thanks from the pastor for gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
Third National Bank
Grove
Morgan Sweets
Wil
P. A. Fair
Upsla College
New Orange
J. G. Danielson
Tce
A. Youngquist
Bramm
Confirmation Society
Esther Peterson
William Oko
Danderaon
Ladies’ Society
Anderson
Hanson
Youngquist
Johnson
Nelson
Lumiin
Nicholson. Mies. Johnson
Storm
Organized Aid sale in Montgomery street workroom
A general demand exists for men's clothing at the Organized Aid Association sale at 151 Montgomery street. The effort has shifted toward men as hot weather boosts demand for children's dresses. donations of used men’s clothing are requested by postal card notice. The sale runs May 1 through the month, from eight in the morning to nine at night, under Mrs Brice Collard, with proceeds aiding the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Aid Association
Montgomery Street
Organized Aid
Brice Collard
The Water Account Rasemor Tells How Much Money the Department Was
Finance Board asked Water Assessor McGrath for the department s financial state. He said last year s water collections were 189 1900 amounting to ESTO The prior year 45 925 06 showed an increase of 25178 99. He projected 1 004 807 35 for the year with 71 640 90 from measured water and 12 088 00 in arrears. He noted most water rents are owned by cities now mesed. water debt for fuel service is 5 000 000 and annual outlay is 160 000. The city must buy water totaling 720 000 wipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasemor
Finance Board
McGrath
Water Department
Commigtaner Mullins
Cotates
Bald
Chang
Borsastration
Anid Couney
Ateiel
Saukherty
Moreen Wenty
Ives
Parral
Aporn Snd
Wodean
New Jersey
Miregam
Hut
Hut and Ste AP New Fatwry
Fort Abe
Merekn
Warren
Paunien
Ser
Huilaon
Fenve
Countegart
Bou
Brinalzner
Jeter City
Hudson
RC. Bei
Ukenoe
Fort Fen
Sven Ter
Herdiesey
Jam van Varet
Lew
Eesore
Fexister
Hudeon County
Keowy
Fromitar
Neomre Svenup and
Belog
Euptyfee Fe
Atay
Steary City
Onuney
S.J
Bester
Lomnat
Alee
Catherin Satinam
Michiel” Gotmae
MC Thoten
Deve
Rotman
Bil
Jersey City
Oolder
Jersey
Aed
Ras
Atate Aitiary
Cooney
Mavennna Bian
Sea View
Adjot Apent
Jerery Cis
Guy
Furtter
Pete
Waleee
Jersay CL
Euig Land
Social Club’s Final Reception Planned in Old Barge Road Hall
The Greshyijie Muste and Social Clb announce a final reception at Reewerre Hall located at Old Barge Road and Danforth Aves. The event marks the closure of the Morale project with a formal nul ception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Club
Reweerre Hall
Old Barge Road
Danforth Aves
Education of a Child at Woman's Club Meeting
Final Education Department gathering at Dr. M F De Hart residence on Mercer Street featured talks on manners and morals by Mrs. John J Scudder and a paper on child study by Mrs. J C Parsons read by Mrs. W S Marvin. Discussion covered national differences in manners, old and new teaching methods, and the rise of child study focusing on individuals and masses with sociology as next year’s topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
M. F. de Hart
Mercer Street
John J. Scudder
J.C. Parsons
W. 5. Marvin
Plato
Plutarch
Westfield
Parsons
Education Department
W. E. Marvin
Charman
A. J. Newbury
John L. Scudder
Hudspeth- Benson
Batiou
Lewis
F. de Hart
Florence de Hart
Littan Fuller
Ada D. Fuller
Raymond Roth Home Gift Prompts Verein Action
The German Pioneer Verein discussed prospects after accepting a gift of six Jota lots from an inmate of the Raymond Roth Home on Garfield avenue. Valued at 300 to 400 dollars each, the lot sale will fund the Verein. a real estate dealer will appraise and handle the sale. Summer work at the home proceeds, gardens are praised, and bids for a new steam laundry wall are to be awarded soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verein
Heintze
Raymond Roth
Garfeld Avenue
Newark
Irvington
Louis L. Finke
Valentine Poster
Garfield Avenue
George Kraus
Greenville
Vereitt
Fremont Club Moves to New Headquarters
The Fremont Club met to discuss its upcoming headquarter building in Central area erected by Frank Scribner. The upper floor will host club activities while the foundation is laid for completion by August or September. The club plans to participate in the fall political campaign with H. C. Herne and John A. Roe buck elected as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Gentral
Prank Scribner
H. C. Herne
Summit Avertue
West Hoboken
John A. Roe~buck
Munimattan Avenue
Concert at St Pauls Methodist to be held tonight
An evening concert at St Pauls Methodist Velacopal Church Third Street under the leadership of Mr Ruth Jr will feature The Holy City and The Lost Chora sung by a chorus of over thirty voices Master Gaylord Ulysses Smith alto from Trinity Episcopal Church New York City among other talents listed in the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peura’ Methodiat Velacopal Church
Third Street
Mtr. W
Mr. Ruth, Jr
Gaylord Ulysses Smith
Trinity Episcopal ‘Church
New York
Annual Meeting of Tren BtockWolder Company
Notice of the annual meeting to be held June 7 19M at 2 p.m. at the Grand Street Jersey City aimed at directors officers and other business and to transact such other lawful business as may come before the meeting. Also multiple Chancery of New Jersey notices instructing defendants to appear plead answer or demur by specified dates in divorce and alimony actions and a complaint in equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnr
Tost
Washington
Jersey City
Frisbey
Wingerath
Grand Street
Jersey i
Tren
W. W. Thauer Company
Dune
Jersey
Torey
New Jersey
Chancery
Jamen Horean
Court of Chancery
Mary Horgan
Sauleabie
Fasi
Ayecander Sursox
Complatasie
Newark Ave
William Schroeder
Court of Chanenty
Mary Elizabeth Schraeder
NW Jersey
George Fy
George Wrank
Carpe Malone
Court of Chancery of
Caline Mleare
Alice Benttergood
Genz
Uae
Ian Anid
George Frank Tin
Elain
Odonnall and Hoos Spell Spore Upset in Team Rally
In a tense clash R Hoos and M O Donnall led a late surge to upset Spore as the squad rallied from a deficit. Hoos paced the defense while O Donnall converted key baskets to seal the win.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ens
James Lathy
TEE City Publishing Company
HE News Building
Servay City
Brew York
Spennane Pal
Tech
Gesnisa Courage
Pole van Raton
Priday
Peer Arrivare
Tris
Pennay‘vable
Delta
Chine
Turkey
QA Fa
Wil ‘A. Glurk
Gyho
United States
Sourdgea Sim
Joan Kean
Zobn
Mr. Clarke
State Gazette
McKinley
Levet
N. G
Stevens
Castle Point Family
Holy Innocents Church
C. E. Convention
Andrew J. Knox
Frederick J. Stuhr
Fremont
Rome
Florence
Venice
Italy
Switzerland
Garmany
Willism PD
Record
Takjie Treluth
Wieckenstell
Central
Avenud
Veeterany
Wit Sexvendea
Itp
Wieckernstell
Aia
Whloe Fia
Miss McGartin
Bergen Hall
ST. Paul's Methodist
Sale Overcoats
The
New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Storks
Frank Stevens
Real Estate Trusts Company
Montgomery St
A Wolff
Iimead
Eighth Street
Baltimore
Sead, Gornttesti
Louis Harry
Helen Harry
Elele. Harry
Leo Harry
Léopold Adler
Brent Spitzer
Tika Spitzer
County of
Sea View Avenue
Commissioners of Adjustment
Circuit Court
County of Hudson
Interese
Teal
Jerany City
Ates
N. Ta
JBB
Gale
Charles Bradley
Mary Bradley
Joan Heidel
Bay West
Alt Iudsan County
New
Mary
Oerr Dale
Gegail Oisres
Cherie Bradley
Setendant
Jon F. van Winkie
Charles Benderson
Hornca 3Tague
Clara Montague
Abraham Collerd
Gravee W. Conkin
Dantas and Biles Company
Charies TH
Converse
Spired Collins
Hivem Decry
James Scarry
Venante
Liv City
Jersey Cty
State of New Jersey
Beacon Avenue
Sarah
Ersey City
Theomaxor
O'Donnell
Anas
Complaisant
O. Addrese SM Rbild Si. WiWwark
R. Hoos
Odonnall
Wablos
Court of New Ipteey
Tonisy
Boasick
Tanase
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!