Verdict for Mrs McKenna in suit for damages in Hoboken
In the Supreme Court Mrs. Josephin McKenna of Lackawanty Mall road sued Barbara Algeo of 1 Park Avenue Hoboken for 5000 damages. The jury returned a verdict of 3500 in favor of the defendant after Justice Collins strongly charged for the defendant. The trial included pointed arguments from Weller and Speer counsel with emphasis on alimony and affections, the judge urging the jury to consider companionship and exemplary damages to deter similar conduct.
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Josephin McKenna
John E. McKenna
Lacka' Watney Mall
Barbara Algeon
Park Avenue
Hoboken
Supreme Court
Justice Colline
Ukki
Ahter
Tuethe Collins
Consortium
McKenna
Algeo
Mestrom
Vna
Aigeo
Dirs
Alero
Messrs. Weller & Lichtenstein
Fatal number of children in Hoboken marriage
John Tdgily a widower aged nine with nine children and Mary Bimpson a widow with four children were married in Hoboken by Justice Frank O Keefe. They reported residence at No 1 East Eighth Street a boarding house.
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John
Fell from bicycle on boulevard injures Sherman man
Taonard Suerlaski, 39, of No WM Sherman avenue, fell from bicycle on the Boulevard near Lincoln Street yesterday, severely injured. He was taken to Christ Hospital for treatment. Public notice of sale for Pann at meeting announced by O. E. Cleary Co.
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Taonard Suerlaski
Sherman Neenue
Blewelo
Lincoln
Yertvordhy
Doubly Surprised as Captain John Kelly Receives Honor
Pulice Captain John Kelly of the Robert Doyle Association becomes a popular choice after a surprise double presentation. He is lauded by Police Commissioner Walter, City Collector Davis, and many dignitaries at the Mercer Street clubhouse for his thorough service and sobriety. The event features a diamond studded badge and a matching gold watch and chain presented by the association and the Board of Freeholders, with attendees including prominent city officials and church leaders.
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John Kelly
Robert Davis Association
Donlslowl Zarth
Robert Doyle
Watcu
Iselly
Robert Smith
Association
Walter
Kelly
Robert Davis
Jim
William H. Heppenhelmer
John Broderick
James Billngton
Colonel Smith
Davis James Mannix
B. Fisk
James Doherty
John H. Sullivan
John Errickson
Benjamin Murphy
John F. Kelly
Michael 3. Holmes
Board of Freeholders
John Boyle
Daniel Cohen
James McKee
Henry Perlmutter
Joseph Perlmutter
Clements
Charles Donlan
Dave Smith
James T. Lillis
Harry Davis
Ernest Heppenheimer
Walter O'Mara
Andrew J. Boyle
Patrick McGrath
M. B
Insurance agent held for embezzlement in premiums
John Whyard, 39, of 116 Vroom Street, former Metropolitan Life agent, was held by Police Justice Hoos in 300 bail to answer embezzlement charges. Complainant alleges $87.70 misappropriated from premium collections. John B. Bailey, a Surety Company agent, leads the case.
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John Whyard
Vroom Street
Metropolitan Life Insurances Company
Hoos
Whyard Tron Collections
Premiimns
Whyard
Metropolitan
Wayard
John B. Bailey
Safety Company
Ninth Ward Democrats Plan Decorah Day Sports Event
A special Ninth Ward Democratic meeting is set for Monday night to complete plans for Decorah Day sports. Attendees will adjust the program and select field officials for the event.
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Ninth Ward
Mr Rice Appointed Clerkship By Tax Hoard
The Tax Hoard held a morning meeting and appointed Frank A. Rice to succeed the late Edward G. Brown as a member of the clursoglatu of that Board. The record includes garbled names and affiliations from the readable text.
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Tax Hoard
Frank A. Rice
Edward G. Brown
Clursoglatu
Ricely
Promiien
Ghost in Butler House Revealed by Old Man's Beam
Special to The Jersey City News Henry Wirty of Bloomingdale recalls the Butler ghost hoax. He says he trundled mail for ten years and found a hidden beam in the front room that could be made to shake the house and mimic rappings. The beam explained eleven weeks of fear as townspeople blamed a spirit.
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Jersey City News
Butler
Henry Wirty
Bloomingdate
Sam
Gaele Sam
Toomingdale
Buller
Tolks
George Reardon
Maekl
Will
Moving Birds Here From Manhattan Warehouses
State Game Protector John B. Overton and deputies report hundreds of thousands of game birds moved to Jersey City from Manhattan cold storage to curb illegal selling. They search the Arctic Freezing Warehouse and forty six rooms with baskets for samples, asserting magistrate Brann’s remark about destruction of property, and noting ongoing inspections to prevent further sales.
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Jersey City
Manhattan
John B. Overton
New Ue Chy
Arctic Preesine
Warthobee
West Etreet
Brann
Overton
Republicans Close Ranks in County Committee Plans
Republican leaders delay meetings until September awaiting the next County Committee session. City Committee August plans for primaries fell through. Guttenberg settlement and Hudson County representation loom. Bayonne remains strongest anti ring opposition amid ongoing party harmony efforts after last primaries.
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Patt
Guttenberg
Hudson County
Bayonne
French Teacher Saw Wisions At Harvard
In the 1730s Harvard allowed some students to study French with a Frenchman named Longloisserle. He had no college links and his teaching was not part of the curriculum. He was accused of disseminating doctrines unsafe to the college and of visions and revelations contrary to civil authority.
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Met
Harvard
Longloisserle
Maze
Te College
Wim
Great Colossus Parade Delights Newark On Wet Circus Day
The town woke to a rainy day but welcomed Adam Poré Bells Brothers Twentieth Century Colossus with a grand parade. Crowds gathered along the route from Newark to Jersey avenues as elephants, lions, tigers, and exotic beasts moved past tents and curious onlookers. The show opens at 1 PM and 7 PM with new features and side shows promised, drawing large attendance despite the weather.
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Newark
Adam Porépatgh
Boulevard
St. Paul's Avenue
Bergen Avenue
Monticello Avenue
Communipaw Avenue
le Grand Street
Jersey Avenue
York Street
Washington Street
Montgomery Street
Newark Avenue
Perhips
Car hits lamppost damages letter box at Sip and Bereén
A careless driver, unnamed by police, crashed into a lamppost on Sip and Bereén avenues this morning. The impact smashed the letter box and scattered tatters across the street, with missing items uncounted at this time.
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Sip
Bereén
Child Hurt by Cyclist in Hoboken Incident
Twelve year old Maria Hofmann of No Garden Street Hoboken was run over by a bicycle rider near her home last evening and severely injured. The cyclist continued riding away as neighbors rushed to aid her and take her home.
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Maria Hofmann
Dog Poisoner Rumor Circulates in Hoboken
A murky report from Hoboken concerns a suspected dog poisoner active over the past two weeks near the harbor area. Police urge residents to avoid stray dogs and to report any suspicious activity immediately.
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DOG Poisoner
Hoboken
Wetemore
Dog Paleonee
Brutal on board assault ends with injury to young woman
A streetcar incident in Bayonne left Miss Smith with a scalp wound after James Thompson, 19, fought with conductor William Buram and threw a stone during a Bayview trip. Thompson was arrested on assault and battery, Miss Smith treated at the station house, and she may miss upcoming court.
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James Thompson
William Buram
Stevens Avenue
Thompson
Bayview
Phompeoh
Jim
Misa Rossith
von Winkle
Umtreet
Miss
Bayonne
Atéond Street
Thompeon
Ifesilde
Grand Treet
Miss. Smith
Thompsont
Pastor Fitch Named Pastor of St Mark A M E Zion Church
Dr W Augustus Fitch D D, formerly of Price Memorial A M E Zion Church Atlantic City, becomes pastor of St Mark s Yeo A M B Zion Church Monmouth Street after transfer at the New Jersey Conference in Atlantic City. Fitch, born February 8 1957 in Pall Haven Vt, educated in public schools in Pall Haven and Himira N C, earned a Doctor of Divinity at Barrett College Peedee N C. He is married with no children.
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Pitoh
St. Mark Zion
W. Augustus Fitch
D. D
Price Memorial
A.M. B. Zion Church
Atlantic City
St. Mark's
Monmouth Stree
A. M. E. Zion
Fitch
Pall Haven
Himira
N. C
Prof
Phillips
Marvard Divinity School
Barrett College
Peedee
Dr Witch
Mobile
Sunday School Union
Washington
Cats Serenade the Piano at Pan American Visit
Misses Margaret and Jonnie Cunningham of Pavonia Avenue stop in Putnam County for a week en route to Buffalo. A cat in the parlor drummed on the piano at night, prompting a resident to investigate and find the cat performing a prolonged improvised tune. The scene amused the household and was memory of a nightly feline recital.
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Margaret and
Jonnie Cunningham
Pavonia Avenue
Buffalo
Tawners
Putnam County
Lndy
Magsius
Edison guards at mansion after kidnapping threat to daughter
In Orange in May 1901 Thomas A Edison strengthens security around Llewellyan Park home after receiving a ransom letter claiming his twelve year old daughter Madeline would be kidnapped for a sum three times the demand. Neighbors and staff patrol the grounds with rifles and revolvers as police guard the estate. The letter writer remains unknown though handwriting suggests education.
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Jersey City
Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Llewellyan Park
Orange Mountains
Madeline
Mr. Edison
Nimand
Kenga
John Mennessey
Foote
Edison
Oranges
Paterson
Madeline Edison
Carnegie Lyceum Thera
Gerry Soviety
Two Brothers Drowned In Passaic River Tragedy
Newark report states eight year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs John T Lyseh, drowned in the Passaic River yesterday afternoon. Earlier, six year old Arthur Lyseh, missing since yesterday, was found drowned in the site stream after father located the body using a grappling iron.
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Jersey City News
Newark
John T. Lyseh
Gu Passaic
Arthur
Missing Newark Girl Aged Eighteen Sparks Abduction Fear
A pretty eighteen year old girl, known as a musical singer and popular among friends, has been missing since early Thursday from Newark. Her father suspects abduction as police and relatives search widely for her.
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Jersey City News
Newark
JWL
Lena
Keller
Mtcom
Strikers at Acheson-Herden Handkerchief Mill
About 400 girls in Passaic halted work at the Acheson-Herden handkerchief mill on Eighth Street after a wage cut proposal. They picketed, threw eggs, and the mill closed until Monday as authorities and workers clashed over pay and nationality tensions.
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Jersey City
Passaic
Acheson-Herden
Mornime
Uber
Ube Mtill Son
Steikars Armest Teaaa Ae
Cosa
Sta
Voltts
Michael Caone
Keneth
Rutten Egge
Girs
Ohe
Harape
Bride's Ante Nuptial Trip to Bahamas for Wedding
Miss Grace Genevieve Cook of Merchantville sails with her mother to Nassau for a Bahamas wedding to Albert Woolston Poster of New York. The groom, an electrical engineer, met the bride in New York last summer while reconstructing an electric light plant and left for Nassau to join the ceremony. The engagement was kept secret until he could visit the North, and his employers were not pleased but allowed the trip to proceed.
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Bahamas
Jersey City
Morchantville
Sinr
Grace Genevieve
George L. Cook
New York
Nassau
Albert Woolston
Foster
Alerchantyilie
Miss Cook
Florida Coast Company
Nasau
Mins Cook
LICENSE PROTESTS TO GO TO COURT
Special to The Jersey City Se ws Camden County Law and Order League plans to press court action over license transfers. The council will seek rulings on protested applications and legality of the house remonstrations amid ongoing dispute in Gloucester City.
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Gloucestre
Camden County Law and Order Léagie
Law and
Lego
Etilhette
OFFICERS QUIT THIEVES BEGIN IN WOODBURY MAY 2001
In Woodbury in May 2001 a night watchman noted two thieves near a wheelwright shop. A window was cut from Gols Rennitt's premises early morning while residents fled in fear after a neighbor raised the alarm.
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Woodbury
Gols Rennitt
Sourt Calendar Sect Co Nede Sun 4 Th Oot 273
Fragmentary OCR notes show a date line and calendar fragment for a Sunday entry with unclear month and event details. The readable parts indicate a calendar reference and a potential section label, suggesting a listing or schedule item without complete context.
Weather Indications and Funeral Notices in New York
Weather notes from Eurocast on Sunday promise cloudy skies and northerly winds. Died notices report multiple deaths with funeral details and mourners invited, including relatives and veteran organizations.
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New York
Hartnetts
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