Betsey City News Publishing Company Jersey City
Public daily newspaper in Jersey City published under the Democratic party banner. The notice lists publishing office details, contact points, and distribution for single copies and subscriptions.
23 May 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1905
Page
1
Public daily newspaper in Jersey City published under the Democratic party banner. The notice lists publishing office details, contact points, and distribution for single copies and subscriptions.
Mixed turnout at the City hearing before the Board of Street and Water Commissioners on Erie Railroad Company’s vacation plan. Opponents argued against broad quarantine, while the majority urged vaccination as the key to preventing smallpox, with officials recommending vaccination as the sole reliable defense and calling for governmental support.
The article notes shifts in Panama policy affecting a 200000 pound pig purchase with bids from American firms ranging up to 12000. Merchant Evans Philadelphia led with a 1500 price and a London ship origin inquiry prompts debate. a non duty payment stance is adopted by the cabinet amid broader political maneuvering and public reaction.
Darbible Pa May 28 1906 Jersey City News reports Lt Kerrard Casper Stokes of New Jersey to receive a decoration at Dickinson College commencement next month. The college, founded in 1782, is a leading Methodist institution. Governor Stokes, a Methodist and Brown alum, is the honored executive.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a personally conducted tour for doctors to Portland and Seattle during the American Medical Association convention dates July 11 to 14. The trip visits Canadian Rockies resorts, Lewis and Clark Exposition, and Yellowstone with a four day Portland stay for sessions. Fare is 215 dollars from most stations, 210 from Pittsburgh, with a special train July 3. Route includes Chicago, St Paul, Hot Springs, Glacier, and back via Billings to Chicago. For details contact ticket agents or Geo W. Boyd, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
An old Lake side, N. Y. woman writes dated April 18, 19g, describing a severe skin disease with sores on ears neck and cheeks that blister and crust. She reports no relief from various remedies until using Cuticura products, claiming full healing after two cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment plus three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent.
Fragmentary OCR describes violent actions and disfigurement linked to a figure named Cuthura, with scattered phrases about suffering, anxiety of parents, and a claimed almost superhuman remedy. The text is garbled and includes repeated fragments. No clear events or verifiable details emerge.
The Liverpool merchant of the late eighteenth century dressed in one color, often light or pale. His coat echoed courtly style with standup collar and gilt or silver buttons, a very long waistcoat with flapped pockets, knee buckles on gold or silver, and hose in silk or ribbed fabrics. A cocked hat with curls and a gold topped cane completed the look, making him a conspicuous town visitor in elaborate, decorative dress.
A collage of clipped jokes and quips from various papers includes light humor on farm life, politicians misrepresented in newspapers, an automobile joke about a runaway coach, remarks on Roosevelt's motto, a stuffed animals valuation note, and exchange between neighbors about houses and meat varieties.
Notice for auction on Thursday June 1 1906 at 2 PM by the Hudson County Commission No 580 Newark street. Bidders must present a certified check or cash of 100 dollars. Bonds for performance may be required and the commission reserves the right to reject any bids. Names include Walter Mara and others.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Street and Water Commissioners for improvements on Bergen Avenue and adjacent works in Jersey City. Bids cover grading, paving, conduits, manholes, and related items with specified bonds and security. proposals due May 16, 1905, in the Assembly Chamber City Hall.
The notice calls for bids from contractors to build a weathered Avenue Bridge over the Hudson River in Jersey City. It outlines bid submission by June 1 1905 with bonds and receipts, and notes the board may reject all proposals. It also lists contracts for open air concerts with per park payments and bid requirements, plus road and sidewalk work details and a separate proposal submission process.
Fragments show a June 9 1905 stockholders meeting for Carro Novelty Company at Exchange Place Jersey City New Jersey. Also notices by Du Bois Brothers and Geo C Stetmann regarding milk and cream business names and trademark filings with county clerk filings in Hudson Jersey City.
The record outlines the voluntary dissolution of a corporation, detailing the unanimous stockholder consent, appointment of a safeguarding agent, and filing with the New Jersey Department of State. It references named parties, court actions, and the chancery process, including notices and required appearances.
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