Hoboken Crusade Chief of Police Faces Sunday Baseball Protest
About 100 people led by four clergymen marched to Hoboken Police Headquarters after a morning service to protest a Sunday baseball game at St George Cricket Grounds. Chief Donovan said the Sabbath law could be interpreted differently and would seek guidance from the Police Commission. the game between Hoboken and West New York was postponed due to rain. Clergymen vow broader action, arguing to curb Sunday games, while noting ties between local officials and liquor leagues complicate enforcement. The march recalled earlier efforts by Rev H T Beatty to curb Sabbath desecration in Hoboken.
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M. B. Cherok
Hobokhen
St. George Cricket Grounds
Wm. Marr
Ministers’ Union
United Presbyterian Church
Pullee Donovan
Charlies Meade
Piret M. 5
Conrad Biunm
Diret Reformed Church
John Campbell
Second Baptist Church
Barr
Donovan
Board of Police Commissioners
K. Barr
Cricket Grounds
Hoboken
West New York
Pers
Mr. Meads
Nazareth
Bowery
Iefames
H. T. Beatty
Iiet Presbyterian Church
Love for Lost Arm Heads to Supreme Court
Ames Furey nephew of Counsellor James Furey seeks 50 000 in compensation for a lost arm before Justice Collins at the Supreme Court. On September 6, 166), while employed by the N C and H R R as a pointer he was crushed between two cars after an engine bumped him. His uncle and legal representatives appear for the defense as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Furey
James Furey
Justive ‘Collins
Supreme Court
Furey
Coonjamex Furey
Charles’ Black
le Vradenburgh
Wail
van Winkle
Seventh Ward Democratic Club Holds Davis Pioneer Corps Drill
The Seventh Ward Democratic Club will host the Davis Pioneer Corps in Columbia Hall next Thursday night. The unit has grown large, requiring two drill masters to train the men, as they prepare for the final company. All members express interest in joining and mastering military drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Democratic Club
Davis Pioneer Corps
Columbia Hall
Ake An Itercet
Turn Verein Parade Draws Five Hundred Patrons
One hundred fifty members of Mie Hudson City Turn Verein led by a brass band and chimes paraded through the Hudson y section Setirdey olgat to Sobudsen Park Utter Hil. Fireworks lit the route as crowds gathered and lanterns glowed along the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson City
Turn Verein
Hudson Y Section
Setirdey Olgat
Sobudsen Park
Utter Hil
Maby Volkes
Grakeman Hurt In Pennsylvania Railroad Yard Incident
In a PennsylvanIa Railroad yard, brakeman Patrick MoKale of St Pauls venue was injured as drifting cars detached from a straight car. He suffered a knee injury during the mishap as cars moved away and he attempted to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick MoKale
St. Paul
Jeh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ray O'Eine
Boatmen's trophies stolen from Hudson Square club
Thieves broke into a boat club early yesterday morning and carried off four silver trophies won by the oarsmen, valued at about ten dollars each. The incident at Hudson Square shocked members as the club reported the loss and is urging vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Square
Raid On Gamblers At Morrin Moskovvitz Saloon
Captain Kelly of the Communipaw precinct led a midnight raid assisted by Warrington Holtie and Lockwood targeting six men playing poker in the kitchen of Morrin Moskovvitz at No 1 Pine street. The saloon keeper was arrested for maintaining a gambling resort. six players Henry Williams Newark George Woodruff Sussex street James Barry Whiten street George Smith Whiten street George Brown Hulladay street William Kenney Johnston avenue were taken into custody. The poker table and cards were seized as evidence. the Proprietor was held for the Grand Jury while the six players were discharged after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Communipawave
James Barry
Whiten Street
George Smith
George Brown
Hulladay Street
William Kenney
Johnston Avenue
Uhough
Captain Kelly
Murphy
Oakland Avenue Court
Fifth Smallpox Death at Snake Hill Pesthouse
Aged nineteen year old Ann Curry, daughter of ex policeman Mick Curry, died yesterday at the Snake Hill pesthouse amid an outbreak of smallpox. She had refused vaccination and suffered confluent smallpox. Six Pullman Palace Car Company workers convalesced and were discharged. Three more cases from Seventh street brought total patients to eighteen under treatment. A six year old boy remains in confluent form while Mrs Beckman and her three children, earlier brought from West Hoboken, are convalescing after a lemorrhagic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake Hill
Ann Curry
Mick Curry
Wascoe
Macy's Atols
New York
George W. King
Tme
Pest House
Pullman Palace Car Company
Seventh Street
Mia
Beckman
West Hoboken
Mrs Gott Seeks Freedom In Colored Divorce Case
In Chancery Court Mrs Mayme Gott of Hackensack seeks divorce from husband Wil. She appears in bright attire and gasps at the court, while Wil accuses desertion and counters with a cross bill alleging improper conduct with Else Gould. He proclaims he is loyal and jokes about desertion in a loud, combative exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Court of Chancery
Mayme Gott
Hackensack
Wil
Gould
Yellow Wagon Collision Kills Two Horses at Ferryhouse
A Pennsylvania Railroad ferryhouse collision between a Yellow Journal wagon and a World wagon at two o clock in the morning fatally injured two horses. The Journals horse died from injuries while the World wagon horse perished after its shaft pierced its side. No arrests were reported as the wagons headed for docks bound for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Courtland Street Feery
Adame Express Company
Buffalo
Journal
Twelfth Ward Improvement Association Plans Public Meetings
The Twelfth Ward Improvement Association considers a series of semi public meetings at Brts nagel's IAM to discuss proposed improvements. Well versed speakers will be secured to boost public spirit and attract more residents to join as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward Improvement Association
Bpitsnagel
Machinists Threaten Strike Not Executed
Union machinists warned of a possible strike but did not walk out. Reports indicate leaders announced plans, yet no stoppage occurred as negotiations continued with management.
Police Parade To Inspect City Police Department
A large parade and inspection of the Police Department is planned this afternoon with 260 uniformed officers in two battalions including mounted units. The procession forms at 2 30 pm from Washington and Grand streets and proceeds along Washington to Montgomery Newark Avenue Grove Street High Street West Hamilton Place ending at City Hall for Mayor and Police Commissioners review before returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Streets
Burke
Clemenson
Murphy
Craig
Bargeants
James Cannon
George W. Snow
Charles Harrington
Samuel Archibald
Michael Wash
Patrick McLaughlin
John J. Kelly
John Kelly
John Cody
Charles Cox
Archibald McKaig
Thomas Nugent
George Wohilleben
William Duffy
Berney Wade
Washington Street
Montgomery
Newark Avenue
Grove Street
Highth Street
Hamilton Place
Probable general strike spreads on DL W R R shops
Projections of a broad lockout grow as Delaware Lackawanna and Western workers in Hoboken refuse to return after the noon hour. A meeting is held at Odd Fellows Hall to decide on a strike for nine hours with overtime Sunday pay. A Scranton delegate reports back, with AFL leader Martin Plaherty in Hoboken optimistic today. The strike could widen from Hoboken to Buffalo if caucus members vote yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hoboken
Buffalo
Atén
Bécaueus
Odd Fellows' Hall
Mew
Scranton
Martin D. Plaherty
American Foderation of Labor
Hoboken and Secaucus
Hooken
FINE WESTERN TOUR Pennsylvanian Railroad Low Rate
The Pennsylvania Railroad sponsors a summer tour to the Pacific Coast and Canada for Epworth League delegates and others. Departing from New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh by a special Pullman train, the trip runs July 18 to August 21 with visits to Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City San Francisco Monterey Santa Barbara Los Angeles San Jose Portland Seattle and more. Round trip from Pittsburgh is 184.00 with double Pullman berth and meals. alternative Pittsburgh rate is 5 less. The offer includes a 30 day period and invites independent travel via multiple routes. Tickets through railroad agents or George W. Boyd Philadelphia Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Pennsylvanian Railroad
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania Allroad
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Pittehute
California
Canadian Northwest
Denver
Orado Springs
Salt Lake City
San Francino
Monterey
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Jose
Portland
Seattle
Sant Wor Springs
St.Paul
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Bane Foundasa
Ery Dow
Barrer
Geo
W. Boyd
Philadelona
Seventh Ward Club to Bowl Davises at Ocean Avenue
The Seventh Ward Democratic Club holds its regular meeting at 57 Ocean Avenue tonight and urges members to settle ticket returns for the recent stay. Plans for a Greenville Schueteen Pack trip on July 4 will be discussed. Bowing teams from the Davis Association faces the club on Wood Hall alleys Wednesday night. Davis Association won their prior match at Seventh's alleys.
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Seventh Ward
Democratic Club
Ocean Avenue
Greenville Schueteen Pack
Clu
Robert Davis Associaton
Wood
Hall
Davie Association
Winth Meets Tonight in Clandestine Club Duel
A terse notice announces a meeting tonight of the Hint Ward Dewerraly Club with a duel planned at Bat ake auleyretily wee Thane. The fragmentary text hints at a small gathering and an event labeled as a duel within a local group.
Copper Trusts Rights Threaten Copper Company Merger
The court grapples with a proposed consolidation involving the Amalgamated Copper and Mining interests and Boston Montana Consolidated Copper. Justices assess value, stockholder rights, and potential impacts on copper output, with a stay granted pending the Court of Errors and Appeals decision. The case centers on a hoped $7,000,000 deal and the legality of a future merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin O. Geer
Amalgamated
Piney
Boston and Montana
Bostatt and Montana Company
Chair for Dr Stoddard at St John's Bible Class
The Bible Class of St John’s Episcopal Church held graduation exercises in the chapel and surprised Rev. J. L. Stoddard with a cherry chair inlaid with pearl. Rev. Pascal of Hanover preached, and W. A. Amos presented the gift, listing graduates Edward Burroughs Agnes Anderson Minnie Flynn Anna Anderson Isabella Shepherd Louise Morris Besse Crumpp Florence Buckley Mary Larborn Clara Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's
Mn Pascal
Hanover
Staten Island
W. A. Amos
Dr. Stoddard
Newport
Amos
Clige
Stoddard
Edward, Burroughs
Agnes Anderson
Minnie Fiunm
Anna Anderson
Isa ‘Belle Shepherd
Louise Morris
Besse Crumpp
Florence Buckley
Mary Larborn
Clara ‘Travers
Moore Accepts to Lead Bergen Baptist Church
The Rev. Morgan Moore of New Haven accepted the Bergen Baptist Church pulpit offer. He is expected to assume leadership around early June. The church plans an annual meeting and a workday to unify members and help the new pastor revitalize the church after a period of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Baptist Church
Morgan Moore
New Hlaven
New York Fireman Dies in Hoboken Home Visit
Assistant Engineer Cornelius Bloodgood of Engine Company No 18 New York died Saturday evening at the home of Mrs Ke Lakely at 110 Garden Street Hoboken. Cause of death was paralysis of the brain. Bloodgood aged sixty seven had been on sick leave for a month and had gone to his niece’s home to recuperate a fortnight ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Bloodgood
Engine Company No
New Yorks
Nig Misce
Mra Ke
Lakely
Garden Street
Hoboken
Bloodgood
Hla
Teddy Off 10 Buffalo View Presidant Theontore Hocewyert
A fragmented report mentions Theodore Roosevelt era politics and a party scene in a distant region with unclear identities. No cohesive events or dates are established in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theontore Hocewyert
G Party
Tienda Hite Oioenmn Ono
Fresh Evidence Shocks Arlington Trial Scene
Special to The Jersey City News reports fresh evidence in the Barker Keller case as Mrs Barker is expected to present startling testimony. Rev. Keller, shot by Thomas Barker, remains confined by medical orders, his eye inflamed and access restricted. He warns against visitors while acknowledging a slow recovery, and townsfolk watch daily as Barker moves about Arlington.
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Jersey City
Arlington
May
IMS
Barker
Rev. Keller
Thomas Barker
Keller
Ron
Mr. Sands
Midland Avenue
Ters
Coureson
Sands
Mission at St Lucy's renews vows by three thousand men
The St Lucy's mission closed with three thousand men renewing baptismal vows as Father Joachim led instruction and Father Gregory delivered a sermon. Two hundred women also received Holy Communion, amid a solemn benediction with Father Boylan celebrant and assisting priests. The previous week saw 2100 women renew apostolic vows and 500 men renew theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lucy's Church
Father Joachim
Father Gregory
Wadi
Father Boylan
Socenim
Edward G Brown Funeral Attended by City Officials
The funeral of Edward G Brown deputy clerk of the Tax Board who died Saturday at his home drew city officials and local clerks to pay respects. The service noted family ties and the large turnout reflected his public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdward G. Brown
Clarke
Tax Board
Tokac
Striker Injunction Case Heard in Paterson Court
Vice Chancellor Pitney denounces interference with workers. Herald and two others challenge restraining order at a silk mill in Paterson. Judge insists workers may travel and work in peace and protect rights to earn a wage. Hearing adjourned until next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitney
Herald
Lik Mill
Ly Paterson
Ownia
Newark men fined for disorderly conduct review sought
Counselor J F muning of Newark asked Judge Blair for a review of Recorder Arthur Greenfield’s fines of James E Brown and John Sullivan each four dollars for disorderly conduct in Hast Newark on April 29. The affidavits show Charles Kerr faced assault charges. Brown and Sullivan were witnesses and allegedly interrupted the proceedings. They claim no complaint or warrant existed, urging the recorder exceeded his powers. Judge Blair granted the motion and ordered the papers filed with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EF. Muning
Newark
Blair
Court of General Sessions
Arthur Greenfield
Manning
Shaughran Rehearsals Under John C Sweeney at Academy
Rehearsals for the Shaughran by the Dramatic Section of the Robert Davia Association proceed at the Academy on June 11 and 12 under John C Sweeney. The director promises a creditable production with elaborate stage cutting and swift ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davia Association
The
Academy
John C. Sweeney
Sweeney
Playys
Funeral of Mr Gamberger Perginind Vj Tainberger
Funeral services for Perginind Vj Tainberger of No U Afsroyr were held in the afternoon. Conducted by a rabbi from Permwle Teh Eb of York, the ceremony featured moving readings and a solemn atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Gamberger
Perginind Vj Tainberger
No. U Afsroyr Surety
Permwle
York
First Ward Clus 70 Meet
The First Ward Demorreia Club hosts a 70 meet with local participants. The event showcases community involvement and local talent in a neighborhood gathering. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate an organized club activity with attendees and timing.
Fireman Loughridge Dies After Sudden Illness at 48
Fireman Daniel Loughridge of No 6 Truck Company died shortly after collapsing near Grove and Bay streets on a Saturday off duty. He fell while walking with a boarder and was carried to a saloon where he died of heart trouble. He served 25 years in the Jersey City Fire Department, was unmarried, and will be honored by a funeral with sixty firefighters and No 6 Truck pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Loughidge
No. 6 Truck Company
Grove and
Bay Street
Falcon
O'Gorman
Lingbridge
William Moran
Montgomery Street
Grove Street
Bay Streets
Loughridge
McNally
Patrick McNally
No. 28
William Kett
Death by own action shocks Steuben Street resident
Mrs Annie Seaburn, 48, of Steuben Street, was found in her bedroom yesterday morning with burns and signs of ingestion after a bottle containing opium or similar substance was misused. She died shortly after at City Hospital as investigators determined no other substances caused the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Seaburn
Steuben Street
Sandhea
Beadura
More Smallpox Case Reported Amid Turmoil
A terse, damaged note reports another smallpox case amid administrative chaos. Names and details are unreadable, but the entry confirms an illness case alongside ongoing public health concerns and parental actions in the same period.
Body of young woman found in Hudson River at Grand Street
A young woman about twenty five was found floating in the Hudson River near Grand Street by a pier worker. The body, measured at five six, wore an imitation emerald and bore a tag from Herman Brothers Men’s Outfitters. Identification awaited as morgue records confirm the death after the river current weeks earlier.
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Hudson River
Grand Street
James Hyguir
Warren Street
Teds
Spetr
Hogan
Ofire
Wilk & Pe
Herman Hrathera
Mei's Outfitters
Wernih Mawerite
Siicitia
Engel Shoots Himself in Apartment Tragedy
A despondent German-born man, fifty year old Zolm A Engel of 46 Laidhow avenue, near his apartment earlier, shot himself in the temple with a revolver. He left a wife and family. The case follows days of despair, ending in the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zolm A. Engel
Laidhow Avenue
Engel
Germany
Court calendars and weather outlook for New York
Supreme Court schedules for Tuesday May 9 with listings at 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. Weather forecast indicates rain tomorrow with winds and cooler temperatures. Thermometer readings project a May 19 peak in temperatures.
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New York
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