Police Parade Sets Grand Street March in Finest Dept Form
The police muster tomorrow features two battalions under Archibald and Kelly with 14 companies. Marine uniforms will sport new devices while bands and mounted officers march from Grand Street to Jersey Avenue and reach City Hall by 4 20 p m, with mayor and commissioners to inspect at Hamilton Park. A closing note touts Hooots Bereaparilla as a cure for liver ills.
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Grand Street
Washington
Teurteehles
Rounéemek Cornelius Noonan
Phillip Leooant
John Byrne
Samuel A. Archibald
John F. Kelly
Samuel Craig
Thomas Finnie
George Murphy
Richard Batterehy
Nicholas Toppin
Andrew Booth
Bierele
BD. Sublivan
BH. Herma
Montgomery Street
Newark Avenue
Grove Street
Eigish Street
Hamilton Place
Hamilton Park
Jersey Aven
Nue
Bright Street
City Hall
One Game Played In Eastern League Update
The Newark Rochester game was the sole Eastern League contest yesterday due to rain. Newark defeated Rochester 8 to 3 after four double plays as Hesterfer held the Sailors in check until the sixth inning. Fortsch began for Rochester, then Bayne came on, but Newark iced the scoring with three runs in the sixth. Bayne struggled with control and a wild pitch aided Newark’s late surge. Attendance was 250 with Umpires Conway and Bean. Milwaukee? (No) The standings show Rochester, Newark, Jersey City, and others with rain postponements affecting today’s schedule.
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Rochester
Sailors
Broncos
Colts
Hesterfer
Fortsch
Bayne
Georgia
Carey
Steltmann
Gartins
Swander
Yancey
Cockmans
Stulensee
Mansing
Kennedy
Gatins
Donbie
Gatin Mahling
O'Hegan
O'Hagan
Gating
Malling
O'Brien
Smith
Portsch Steelman
Steelman
Aera Eee
Newark
Balle
Portsch
Balth
Messrs
Conway and
Bean
St.Louis
Clark Griffith
New York American
Jersey City
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Modiger Grimuth
Clarkson
Buffalo
Esau dl
Gat
Toronto
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City Sneer
Az Montreal
Mecata’s Wounds in City Hospital Attack Case
Frank Mecata of 117 Greenwich Street lies in City Hospital with a fractured chin after an assault at No 436 Second Street. Mrs Mary Mantilio and her 15 year old son James were arrested for battery, Mecata alleges a broomstick blow and a heated confrontation following a claim of boarding-house rent dispute.
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Frank Mecata
Greenwich Street
City Hospital
Mary Mantilio
You James
Ly Police
Higgins
First Criminal Court
Meeata
Second Street
Mra. Mnetilly
School No 6 reconstruction includes janitress apartments
The Board of Education adopted plans to rebuild School No 6, allowing Mrs Kate Walsh to keep her janitress apartments with a $950.40 yearly salary. A move to exclude the apartments failed by a tie vote as directors debated hygienic grounds and salary raises. Trustees praised Cornelius Zabriskie for donating a public playground near School No 9 and directed thanks be sent.
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Board of Education
No. 6
Kate Walsh
Messrs. Ward
Clute
Lyons
Hermann
Diffenbach
Messrs
Moran
Lewis
Barnes
Gillspore
Tully
Ridgeway
Coyle
Ramsey
Walsh
Hiew
Cornelius Zabriskie
Corpens Zabriskie
Mark M. Fagan
Jet- City
Zabriskie
Corneling Zabriskie
Jersey
Patrick Malone Buried Former Police Commissioner
The funeral of former Police Commissioner Patrick Malone took place from his home at 74 Gregory Street and St Peters Church this morning. The largely attended procession included eighty coaches with a solemn Mass by Rev Father Bernant J Reany. County and municipal officials, along with Empt Firemen and Catholic Benevolent Legion members, joined the procession behind the hearse. Undertaker Richard Duff handled arrangements for the service.
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Vreelolter Patrick Malone
Gregory Street
St. Peters TC
Bernant J. Reany
Fagan Opponents Point to Dickinson Role in Mayor Fight
The Friends of Col Dickinson deny he instigates efforts to defeat Mayor Fagan next fall and note he has said nothing since opposition papers appeared. Mayor Fagan's backers claim Dickinson controls the party, while Fagan plans a strong campaign portraying corporations as fearful of him. Archibald M. Henry is urged as a capable, nonpolitical choice, and disputes involve architect Von Arx amid ward fights. Cagney and Bloby face primaries, with Twelfth Ward club backing Bloby and Eleventh Ward seeking Cagney's endorsement. Public Service official McCarter denies opposition to a franchise commission bill and urges swift legislative action.
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Col. Dickinson
Fagan
Hve
Wagan
Col Dickinson
George L. Record
Mark M. Fagan
Republican Journal
Record
Jesey City
Archibald M. Henry
George Vou Arx
Hudson City
Twelfth Ward Improvement Association
Rowland
Timothy Cagney
Eleventh Ward
Charles Bloby
Cagney
Godfrey Matthews
Government bill under review by Governor Stokes
The article notes Gov Stokes has the bill in question under consideration and suggests that, given broad support from the people of the state and corporations, it will likely receive his approval once studied.
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Stokes
Rifle Practice for Governor's Champion Marksman Match
Brigadier General Bird W Spencer, inspector general of rifle practice, issues regulations for the governor's champion marksmanship match at Ben Girt State range this summer. Competitions run on multiple dates with 200 300 and 500 yard distances. Entries open to National Guard members, ammunition supplied by the State, uniforms required, and ties resolved by national board rules. General Spencer also announces command of the school of rifle practice and appoints First Lieutenant Albert S Jones as post adjutant.
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Jersey City News
Trenton
Bird W W. Spencer
Ben Girt
Stokes
National Guard of
New Jersey
Sea Girt
N. J
National ‘Board
Spencer
Albert S. Jones
Tapley Responsible in Jersey City Murder Inquest
Minnie May Jennings died at 59 Gregory Street Jersey City on May 7 from a pistol shot fired by Edwin F Tapley who confessed to police. The jury foreman John Moore returned a finding of death by Tapley with coroner Gormin presiding after autopsy by County Physician Converse. Neighbor James Early testified Tapley surrendered at Gregory Street station and landlady Mary Luster described recurring quarrels between Tapley and Jennings. Counsel for Tapley was represented by William Kelly after Charles Kelly could not attend.
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Minnie May Jennings
Gregory Street
Jersey City
Edwin F. Tapley
John Moore
Gormin
Minnie Jennings
Tapley
Murphy
Converse
Wounils
James Early
Mary Luster
Jennings
Charles Kelly
William Kelly
Robbery at Counsellor Bumsted’s Glenwood home
A home on Glenwood Avenue belonging to Counsellor William Bumsted was robbed of a substantial amount of jewelry by two men who came to inspect the telephone yesterday afternoon. The family was out when a servant admitted them and the suspects allegedly demanded jewelry before fleeing.
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William Bumsted
Glenwood Avenue
Conrail Ater
Tenure of Office Urged at Essex County Teachers Meeting
Mrs Andrew J Newbury and Miss Elizabeth A Allen spoke at the Newark YMCA on boosting the New Jersey Teachers Retirement Fund. Allen urged higher salaries to sustain pensions and highlighted Carnegie's 10 million gift to college professors. She noted the state’s eight year effort and urged the fund reach 100090 by January 1906 while stressing independence from state aid. Newbury called for salary equity, noting women’s lower pay and the fund’s benefits to public schools.
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Essex County
Frelinghuysen
Newark
Elizabeth A. Allen
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Miss Allen
New Jersey
New York
Commission of Inquiry
Mnyself
Commission i8
United States
Grady
Andrew J. Newbury
New Juncey
Wood given second degree murder plea in Williams case
Somerville May 24 Through lawyer Swackhamer Wood, who murdered George Williams, pled guilty to murder in the second degree in a case noted for double personality claims. The judge sentenced him to 30 years in state prison, with state lawyers agreeing to accept the plea and allow escape from the gallows. The trial drew attention to Wood’s supposed double consciousness and a possible real figure named Wolff influencing his actions, while Wood admitted intoxication on the trip to New York.
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Munsey Chy
Somerville
Swackhamer
Wood
George Willams
New Jersey
Weod
Yorribee
Wolff
Excise Board Windowed Licensing Actions and Protests
The Excise Board instructed City Clerk O'Donnell not to accept new license or transfer applications after May 27 as the new license year nears. The transfer of license at No 1 Prevost Street was withdrawn. Fay and O'Brien license bids for a saloon at No 136 Ocean Avenue and related licenses for Monticello Avenue and Astor Place were laid over. Grace P. E. Church protested the former license and also opposed the latter. Hudspeth and Poster represented the protest but were absent. A protest on a license for a anchor at No 24 Walnut Street was received again and laid over.
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O'Donnell
No. 1
Prevost Street
Fay & O'Brien
Ocean Avenue
Monticello Avenue
Astor Place
Grace P. E. Church
Merchants Refrigerating Co elects officers at annual meeting
The annual meeting of the Merchants Refrigerating Company of New Jersey was held at the office of Brinkerhoi and Fielder, Commercial Trust Bolling, on Wednesday the 17th. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President William Wills, Vice-President James Rowland, Secretary treasurer James Wills. Directors named were William Wills, James Wills, James Rowland, PF. Rosebyock, George C. Deluey, H. J. Wy, and Cooke.
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Merchants Refrigerating Company of
New Jersey
Brinkerhoi &° Fielder
Commercial Trust Bolling
Willam Wills
James Rowland
God Treawacer
James Wills
Wiliam Wills
PF. Rosebyock
George C. Deluey
H. J. Wy &, Cooke
Jersey City News Item Recounts Office Repair
A May 19 2006 Jersey City News fragment describes Governor’s private state house office damaged, repair ongoing weeks after incident. The report notes relocation, official duties, and ongoing preparations for high-level appointments amid continued recovery and administrative adjustments.
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Jersey City News
Senton
Govermar Joker
State House
Newherie
X Os
McCarter Talks of Franchises in Public Service Bill
Newark May 19 1061 Governor McCarter released remarks on the Public Service Corporation bill now pending in the Legislature. He said the bill would be reported to next session and, if approved, center law would grant unlimited franchise rights only with proper safeguards. He warned against confiscation of progeny rights and urged a commission to insure public confidence while protecting all interests.
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Public Service Corporation
Mg Tadgu
Quentinna
Tinklva
Ernst
Newark
Thomas N. McCarter
Thowss N. MrCarter
Mutha Serview Corporation
Lash Sensu Legisianme
Uji
McCarter
Morte
Lavebeadt
Wiklei
Bim
Newark to Hoboken Train Service Details in 1906
Special to The Jersee City Meee reports Newark to Hoboken train service described for May 19 1906. The route includes Harrison Dewey City Ferry, Jersey City to Hoboken terminal, and through Palisade Avenue to station with structure notes and turnout paths along five corners and Oakland avenues.
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Jersee City
Newark
Hoboken
Harrison
Dewey City
Ferry
Jersey City
Palieale Cayenne
Pallade Avenue
Palisade
Oakland
Notice from Water Registrar Ailed by Fragment
Notice fragment from Water Department regarding a registrar named Tony Hull and a Jersey location with unclear dates. The readable bits show September and September dates but lack full context or actionable details.
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Reem
Tony Hull
Jersey
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Patrick Malone
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