Court of Chancery hears Corbin bid on Paramus Reformed Church dispute
Vice Chancellor Pitney heard William Corbin seek an injunction to halt prosecution of an ejectment suit by a self-styled Paramus Church consistory against the pastor and elders. The case traces Bergen County schism roots to 19th century Dutch Reformed splits and complex classis affiliations. The judge weighed whether the ejectment could proceed or if a court of equity should intercede for the congregational rights amid competing church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Cquity
Reformed Dutch Church of
Hackensack
Owas- 0
New York
Talon
Free Reformed Church of Holland
America
Bergen County
Paramus
Schtaalenbere
Ciua~ik
Harkonsack
True Reformed Church
Aed
Holland Church
Hackensar
Yutlop
Massis
Params
Presbytery
Jersey City
al Mino
Hackensatk
Holland
Thomas RF
Snyder
Riley
Payataus
Carel Youmans
William Pulls
Paramus Church
Umber
Solomon of
Passaic
Corbin
Court of Baulty
Learn to Read Music Class Opens in New York
An elementary sight singing class under the supervision of the People's Choral Union of New York will open Tuesday evening October 2 at the North Baptist chapel on Jersey Avenue. The class will meet each Tuesday for about ten weeks with dues of ten cents and no additional charges. Music will be provided free to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Choral Union of
New York
North Baptist Chapel
Jersey Avenu
Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Plans Discussed
At an Isat meeting of the Van Holsten Post G A K Chaplain Charles P Haoel fer and Comrade Thomas G Tiware met in conference with the committee recently appointed by Cushing Command to further the savement to erect a suitable soldiers and sailors monument to the Veterans of the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Holsten
Charles P. Haoelfer
Thomas G. Tiware
Tng
Cushing
Old Time Remedy for Children’s Ailments Listed
An old and well tried remedy is described for children. It includes solutions for ear discomfort, throat irritation, cough, wind, and easing diarrhoea. The text notes a dose of twenty five per bottle and outlines basic preparation and use.
Mrs Warner in court on potash assault charge
Mrs Ettle Warner of No 59 West 106th Street was arrested Saturday night for throwing potash in Mrs Cronin’s face at 425 West 49th Street. Held in 5000 dollars, case postponed to Tuesday as counsel claims alibi evidence from seven witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettle Warner
West 106Th Street
Charles Pfizer
West Pitfieht Street
Mayo
Glanvil G. McIntyre
Suldee B. Vynehe
No. 5
Park Street
Dale
H. J. Lynehe, Sr
No. 6
Jersey City
Weat
Thirtieth Street
Lasettes
Mre. Warner
Teir House
High priced lawyers must be paid says court
Vice Chancellor Pitney in the Court of Chancery reaffirmed the rule that laborers employing high priced counsel must cover the costs. In Providence, George J. Harvey, receiver for Standard Terra Cotta Works, faced a $2,700 legal bill from Henry W. Hayes after recovering a $10,000 claim. Hayes argued the work was extensive. the judge acknowledged the steep fee but refused to reduce it, insisting that those hiring top lawyers pay them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitney
Court of Chancery
George J
eHavy
Perth Amboy
Providence
Henry W. Hayes
White
Hayes
Providebea Tue
King's Daughters Leader Addresses Hedding Church
Mrs. Margaret Bottome, president of the International Order of King's Daughters, spoke at Hedding M. E. Church on Montgomery Street to a large audience. She outlined the order's growth and recent activities while praising local interest and inviting visitors to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International King's Daughter
Margaret Bottome
International Order of King's Daughters
Hedding M. E
Montgomery Street
Bottomble
Bottome
King’s
Rapid
Wendhy
Order
Rvenum
Trownweil Gage
Eclipse to Be Observed by Georgetown Astronomers
Prof Francis A Tondorf of J P’s College and the Georgetown Observatory group planned a trip to Virginia Beach to view a total solar eclipse on May 2. The eclipse will trace a path from New Orleans to Norfolk with a maximum totality of about one minute four seconds, and in this city it will be a partial view with significant darkness. Tondorf recently spoke on electrical phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Tondorf
J. Peter's College
Georgetown Observatory
Virginia Beach
Tondorf
Nast Gulf
Middle Atlantic States
New Orleans
Norfolk
Tanda
Tandorf
Mayor to appoint city law officers tomorrow
Mayor Hoos will appoint the city law officers tomorrow. Allan L. McDermott to be reappointed Corporation Counsel, with possible change in Corporation Attorney. Possible successors named include William F. Michlge and M. L. Fagan, or Queen may be reappointed. His honor declines to say his exact plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoos
Allan L. McDermott
J. W- Queen
William F. Michlge
M. L Fagan
Queen
Senator Johnson Declined Supreme Court Vacancy Offer
The article notes rumors that Senator William M. Johnson of Bergen County was offered a Supreme Court seat after Judge Depue moved to Chief Justice. Johnson, then head of the State Senate, declined, preferring not to undertake new duties. The governor had previously discussed a future appointment with Johnson, but the senator remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Supreme Court
Voorhees
Europe
William M. Johnson
Bergen County
State Senate
Depue
Legislawute
Messiil
Court of Chancery
Magie
Tyetice
Wee
Seventh Ward Democratic Club Deadline Picnic Plans
The Seventh Ward Democratic Club meets tonight at quarters 357 Ocean avenue. Final arrangements are made for the annus picnic to be held at Greenville Schuetzen Park on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Democratic Club
Ocean Avenue
Greenville Schuetzen Park
Hobokenite Cremated After Private Funeral
The body of Charles Adolphi, a Hoboken resident, died at St. Mary's Hospital on Thursday. He was cremated yesterday at Fresh Pond in a private funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adolphi
Minkakwe Republican Club Meet Tonight in Ocean Quarters
City news brief notes a Minkakwe Republican Club gathering at its Ocean near Danforth avenue quarters tonight with a promotional slogan Catch the opportunity Hood's Sarsaparilla suggested to build health and prevent illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minkakwe Republican Club
Ocean
Danforth Avenue
Hood
Not Fr Carroll Denies St Mary's Pastor Move Rumor
At St Patrick's Church yesterday Rev Father L C M Carroll declared he would not become pastor of St Mary's nor consider leaving his current field. He spoke of resuming parish building work soon and shared a six month journey's tales from Rome to the Holy Land and Egypt, noting illness in Algiers and recovery before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
L. C. M. Carroll
St. Mary's Church
Dear Senext
St. Patrick’s
Algiers
Rome
Pope Les
Holy Land
Wisger
Egypt
Father Carroll
Iie
Genoa
Pather Carroll
Tommy Williams Bounces From Fourth Floor Window
Sixteen month old Tommy Williams of Hoboken fell from a fourth floor window at No 371 Newark Street. Clothes lines broke his fall, leaving him in the yard with a bleeding mouth but unharmed beyond a tiny tooth. The family doctor called him sound. the mother and father credit luck and vow to keep windows shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Williams
Hoboken
Newark Street
Tommy
John
Williams
William Drasel
Middlesex Bank Sale In Chancery After Collapse
The Middlesex County bank in Perth Amboy, wrecked by cashier Valentine, faced a Chancery proceeding. Vice Chancellor Pitney confirmed a receiver Ed ward Campbell sale of pledged industrial stocks to secure a loan to Henry Yard. proceeds fell short of the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Bank
Perth Amboy
Valentine
Passaic Concern Placed Under Receiver Control
Vice-Chancellor Emery appointed Lieutenant Charles Parker of Passaic and ex-Assemblyman Wood McKee of Paterson as receivers for the Acker man Wood and Tallimber Working Co of Passaic. Liabilities and assets are placed at 435,000 each. The company incurred a 3000 charter mortgage on May 1, impairing credit and forcing winding up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Charles Parker
Passaic
Wood McKee
Paterson
Ackerman Wood and Tallimber Working Co
Delegates Named To Democratic Convention From New Jersey
The delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City in July include Robert Davis of Jersey City Colonel RL Eaiee Fe Newark Chairman W. B. rl bt the State Democratic Gom- Yrene of Camden ex-Congresman T. M. Perrell and Judge Howard Carrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert Davis
Jersey City
RL Eaiee Fe
Newark
W. B. Rl
Camden
Congrcenan
T. M. Perrell
Howard Carrow
Fifths Picnic June 27 at Greenville School Park
A community picnic event is planned for June 27 at Greenville School Park. The Firth Wank Democratic diet sponsors music and communal activities with organizers listed as Wisbaraty Grratweroenis and Gymnnllior fle nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth Wank
Greenville Schoolsns Park
Wedmeter
Wisbaraty
Democrats Dine at Hotel Kensington Plainfield Meeting
A gathering of notable Democrats at the Hotel Kensington in Plainfield shared a dinner and discussed state politics. Attendees included Mayor Hoos, Robert Davis, W. B. Gourley, W. D. Daly, A Benny, Clarence Atkinson, Peter Engenwulf, W. J. Kelp, J. J. Bergen, Fred Marsh, J. A. Van Cleef, Johnston Cornish, Silver Kelley, and William Bulser. Bryan sent regrets. Daly spoke on New Jersey in Congress. Gourley on united action. Benny on New Jersey redeemed. Doyle on united action. Davis stressed party harmony and energized unity ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Plainfield
Jersey City
Hoos
Robert Davis
W. B. Gourley
State Democratic Committee
W. D. Daly
Hoboken
A.benny
Bayonne
Clarence ¥. Atkinson
Camden
Peter Engenwulf
W. J. Kelp
Daly
New Jersey
William B. Gourley
United Action
Benny
Doyle
Davis
Painter Lloyd Ends Life Crisis At Home
Lloyd, a 35 year old painter of Eye avenue, attempted suicide with laudanum at nine last night. His wife alerted Dr. Opdyke, who used a stomach pump and saved him. police and a patrol wagon took him to City Hospital. Lloyd expressed remorse and said he would not repeat the act, with Dr. Opdyke predicting recovery in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
No. 4
Eye Avenue
Opdyke
Receiver seeks discharge after final account against Clothing House
Judge Otto Crouse obtained from Vice Chancellor Emory an order to show cause why his final account as receiver of the Boston One Price Clothing House should not be accepted and his discharge ordered. He reports claims totaling 55 200.88 with 49 328.01 disallowed including specific amounts for Wilkins and Mrs Metzler Sullivan. Preferred claims totaling 14.50 to Prove and 18 to Zeto plus 2 404 to Jersey City taxes. General claims 1247.37, cash on hand 3 601.05. Distribution will be sought upon return of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Crouse
Emory
Boston One Price Clothing House
Cruoze
John D. Wilkins
Belle Metzler-Sullivan
W. J. Prove
Tony Zeto
Jersey City
Public Building for Elizabeth New Jersey Proposed
A Senate committee backed a bill to provide a public building in Elizabeth New Jersey for Post Office and government staff. Cost capped at 160000 dollars. The New Jersey Historical Society pressed Congress to preserve State records. Irving H Eldredge is named as a candidate for Cold Spring Cape May post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Historical Society
Washington
Senate
Committee On Public
Elisabeth
N. J
Elizabeth
Stewart
The
New Jersey Society
Irving H. Eldredge
Cold Spring
Cape May County
Elks Big Convention to Convene in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the fourteenth annual Grand Lodge and Re-Union of Elks July 17 and June 12. An executive committee in Atlantic City Lodge No 26 has spent five months planning details for the gathering of Elks from across the United States. Sub-committees work out entertainment plans and arrangements for the big event. Information on the convention can be obtained through official channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Jersey City
Annal Grand Lodge
Mand
Atlantic City Lodi
Lentz men and faction fight over Jersey political appointment
South Jersey editors report on John Peter Dexheimer's appointment as Register of Deeds in Basex county following Alfred Skinner's elevation to County Judge. Major Carl Lentz opposed Dexheimer, while William Riker led behind the scenes. Governor Voorhees departs for Europe. Essex county party unity and upcoming national convention strategies loom as Democratic and Republican leaders jockey for power and delegate positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Trenton
John Peter Dexheimer
Deeda
Basex County
Alfred Tr. Skinner
William Riker
Supreme Court
John
Kien
Carl Lentz
Texheimer
Harmony
Dark Horse
Lentz
Dexheimer
Str. Riker
Mr. Riker
Europe
Major Lentz
Friens
Becque
Major Leniz
Essex County
Dle
Essex
Unites States
Spenit Thich
New Jersey
Voorines
Senate
William M. Johnson
Foster M. Voorhees
Aea
Ings
Rank Beegen
Fowler
Bergen
Saliia
Santhol
Severnment
Kansas City
Congresaman Daly
Coronel
William Jennings
Bryn
Pra Uist
Harry C. Kelwig
Burdamnia B
Allan Tau McDermott
James Smith
Esheron
Miles Rowe Knvalidud
Edward ‘F.C. Young
Bia
William J. Gourley
South Jersey
Gourky
Shih Jureau
Phos. A. Ferreil
Gloucester County
George Prettier
Camden County
Democratic Committee
Samach Iredell
Cumberlad
Lince
Howard Garrow
Camden
Tudee
Clarence T. Atkinson
Regan
Firat
Sok
Pfeiffer
Gletrich
Dow
Ankinron
Het Camdensoanty
Asp
Perzof
Mr. Iretett
Operts
Newark
Prathk
Tis Murphy
Wiliam Biker
Nenty
Samuel Dickinson
Comenittes
Mexuciaus
Republican Workers of
Hudson
Bae
Voorhees
Calimy
Geetr
State League of Republican Clubs
Conventios
General Sewell
Charignan Murphy
Fragmentary OCR: Lace at in Jerseys amid unclear text
Readable portions mention lace and jerseys with scattered words. No coherent events, names, places, dates, or actions emerge to form a clear item.
New Jersey Banks Report May 21 1900 Currency Board Figures
Abstract of reports to the currency showing 21 native banks in New Jersey with primary offices, assets, liabilities, and reserves. Highlights include total resources around 121,756,910.76 and capital stock plus surplus, deposits, and national bank comparisons, with figures for loans, discounts, and various bank holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeraey
Banda
United States
United Flomdann
Od States Fonds
Bankitar
Bee
Ox Clearing-House
Hank
Sivas Dolleen
Oliver
Colny Saa Tsg
Iegal Tamier
Haag
ASO
National Bank
Piite
Cutet Anditer
Woter
Beckers
SHRM
Mmemite
Hplstot
SS Tie Atvidual Depost
POSS
Tinea
Ats
Wine, Woman and Song Company at Bon Pon Theatre
Readable text lists Tonight's events at the Bon Pon Theatre including a Columbia Choir performance at Greenville's Columbia Park and a Ninth Want Democratic Ais ye Merting at Graceville Schustzen Park. The fragment mentions Mintakws Repadlinan Ctol and a Seventh Wart Democracie in outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wine, Woman and Song Company
Weather Indications for New York May 3 290
Inclement weather forecast for New York City and vicinity with generally flat conditions and light smog. Hartastt's Thermomatriosl Report indicates a late evening end around 9 PM Tuesday with mild temperatures and low wind impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
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MR. Corbin
W. C. Pitney
Soldiers and Sailors
Mrs. Warner
Hedding
Seventh Club
City News Notes
Jersey City News
FR. Carroll
St. Mary's
ST. Patrick's
Valentine’s
Kansas
Democrats
Mr. Davis
Patel
Feeriok
Jergey's
William §E. Taylor
Liserteer, N. 5
CPO
DE Graw
Fort Lee
N. J. Tey
Imma
Murloc
Malerford
Ae Direes
Dows
Narth
Emnly Angolin School
Neery
Eee
Ene
Tal Jersey
Troutam
Techs
Ape
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