Labor Day Parade Divided by Red Flags Review Standoff
A Labor Day demonstration in Jersey City drew thousands as unions marched in a well organized parade. Main tension arose when Socialists carrying red flags refused review at City Hall, triggering debate over party lines and parade rules while workers pressed for holiday unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Manta Bay
Winlinx
Thouysands
Socialistic Democratic Party
Hurone V. Debs
Pla Gants
Paniforiéon
Ferdey
Prenerick Krafft
Henderson Street
Montgomery
Gave
Kreffy
Henderson
Wayne
Wayne 10 Grove
Mr. Krafft
Tober
Fawnllsen Park
Yiting
Asiel Building Trades Council
Tole
Bightt Street
Jersey Avenue
West Hamilton Place
Central Labor Union
Federaton of Prades
Poltot
Finnie
William Want
Washington Unilon
Toenliff
Carpentera
West Tieboken
Mite
Hoboken Parade Showed Labor Solidarity and Pageantry
Hoboken and North Hudson contingent led a large labor parade praised for discipline, with Bakers and Confectioners Union No. 44 among groups. Officials reviewed the event at City Hall as thousands watched, with ceremonies at a park featuring multiple committees, referees, and civic leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Culipo
Hoboken
North Hudson
Sociatist Democratic Party
Union No. 44
Mirch
Hamilton Place
Ninth Street
Grove Street
Newark Avinue
Washington Street
York Street
Baldwin Avenue
Baldwin Park
Joebel
Boulevard Park
West Hoboken
Amore
Robert Davis
Robert Smith
Waa Water Board
Ferdinand Telntze
Michael ©. Holmes
James J. Wiseman
Edward Hermann
New York University
Walter Williams
Lafayette Kings Sons
George Bowman
Wayne A. c
Styrers
James Willams
Olymypic Field Civic
Owen Kennedy
A. A. Wiliams
Harty
Jersey City
S. A. Rogers
P. J. Mulvaney
AL Schmidt
Bedsover
J. Connolly
M. Gear
A. Mourer
R. Edyards
Arrington
Schultz
I. Wetmore
Miston
Swyer
Aivehan
Westlake
Brerens
Wm. J. Orriz
2. Gilmartin
M. Connolly
J. Logan
A. Landry
T. Brady
G. Booth
L. Oakley
J.S. Sierwick
J. Beckwn
M. Courtade
P. Farrell
A. Connors
J. Welmore
G. Anerson
W. Mante
J. McManon
J. Connally
B. Arrington
J. Ditty
Ci Meehan
M. Dwyer
G. Stevens
G. Bidet
A. Rovers
Lour
Wey
W. Gildes
A. Toh
W. Ate Donoush
J. Weep
R. Brown
Treen
J. Labs
J. O'Donnell
Kerr
Vetire Rewarts
H. Sebilla
J. Galer
Foresters Parade and Festival in Greenville
The Foresters of America held an annual parade and festival in Greenville starting at Grand and Washington, ending at the park with a dinner, races for children and adults, an open air vaudeville show, and a large evening dance. A Franch march led by M Schuessler drew about 160 couples. Numerous committees and officers organized the event under Greenville lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Foresters of America
Grand
Washington Streets
Grand Street
Ocson
Dancin
Acme
Matetn
Francis J. Brady
Marthat’s
Aids
Thomas McFadden
Herman King
Harry Conklin
Jon T. Murray
Brae
J. Poole
A. A. Gee
M. Schuessler
J. W. Glark
W. PF. Rockret
Paulrick Kane
Geores Smith
J. Flynn
Francis J. Conway
J. Langue
W. A. Feagley
Joseph Toran
W. Ernst
3. Smith
Patrick Connolly
SM. Wilson
AL Mtar UN
Thos. McFadden
Chateman
P.o'mara
Chas. van Wart
P. H. Kilroy
M. Greeley
I. Wilson
W. Lewie
W. Tanbenheimer
Patchwork Names Form Local Committee List
A fragmented OCR shows a long roster of committee roles and names including chairs and writing committee members, with numerous misspellings and scattered initials. The readable items identify several individuals such as H J Zybriskle Jas H Coyle Tas French H Hauser P F Donovan F Langan and others, alongside a draft of a pollen committee and writing committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Zybriskle
Jas
H. Coyle
Tas
French
H. Hauser
P. F. Donovan
F. Langan
W. I. Roehrer
A. A. Gee
Toho van Hirton
J. Houlinger
Gee
Ketchom
Pollen
Harry Conklin
Ediief
Poll
Joan Donohoe
William O'Brien
Frank O'Hare
Z. Dunn
Gy. Phert
C. Spear
J. Westerman
J. Johnston
C. Hugomay
8. Albrecht
James Connitt
Philip Kynten
Wrinting
FP. Stewart
A. Rusti
William Devine
Marty Conklin
HM. Blats
G. van Blarcomb
Finnhee
Conklin
T. R. McKee
H. Kunz
Day's Accidents Report Include Several Fatalities
A Sunday morning on the Pennsylvania Railroad Walio Avenue yards saw William Englchardt, 32, crushed between coaches and killed instantly. Charles Griffin, 30, was injuried on the Central Railroad at Communipaw when an engine backed onto him while he wiped a water tank. Five year old Sous Resetchers narrowly escaped being struck by trolley car No YA on Montgomery Street. Tramp resident Hepp Seely, 25, was wounded between two freight cars on the Pennsylvania line near the Hackensack Meadows. Four year old Villa Geno was run over by a horse and wagon at Grand and Van Vorst streets, suffering a compound fracture and head wound. he was taken to St Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Baekhardt
Congress Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walio Avenue
Englchardt
Charles Griffin
Clarement
Ocean Avenues
Central Railroad
Communipaw
No. MG Atourgomery Street
Narowly
Montgomery Street
West Side Avenue
Larry
Hugh Gallagher
No. 1
Maple Street
Grand Street
St. Francis’ Hospital
Hoboken Celebrates Labor Day with Parades and Color
Hoboken observed Labor Day with energetic displays as flags adorned homes and crowds gathered. Three parades formed through the city including Exempt Firemen and union groups, while veterans of the Franco Prussian War attended and commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Battle of Sean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Bronx Park
Mortisania Exempt Firemen's Association
Iseal
Carpenters
Sean
Kreiger
Canoe Club Hosts Pleasant Day With Race On Newark Bay
Palisade Canoe Club opened its Newark Bay clubhouse at Lambeth avenue to members and friends for a social afternoon and evening. An orchestral dance followed a 2.5 mile triangular canoe race won by the Adele, steered by Louis Held, with Priscilla under Charles Speer as entrant. A silver cup was awarded to the winner. organizers included Edward Polasek, Charles J. Speer, and Harry Purot. judges were Philip Hilderbrandt and Paul Held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade Canoe Club
Newark Bay
Lambeth Avenue
Sue “Adele
Louis Held
Priscilla
Charles Speer
Adele
Edward Polasek
Charles J. Speer
Harry Purot
Philip Hilderbrandt
Paul Held
Hudson
Hoboken
Lining Up for New Jersey Republican Primaries Tonight
Hudson county hosts party lineups as Republicans meet to nominate electoral tickets for November. Key figures include Blbert Rappleyen in the Seventh district and Wanser Decker clubs clashing in the Eighth ward. Democrats fear stiff races in several districts while Republicans tout wealth-backed support and Stokes leads as Sen Barrows speaks on Anti-Imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hudson County
New Jersey
Blbert Rappleyen
Wanser and Decker
Ward
John H. Wenatell
Wanser Club
Monticello Avenue
William Reed
Willian Burns
Reed
Jersey City
Bryan
National Democracy
John F. Dryden
George P. Olcott
Franklin Murphy
Europe
State Committee
Stokes
Barrows
Bmitchigan
Cleveland
London
Daly
Bonor
Allan McDermott
Congress
William McAdoo
MccAkdoo
Thomas F. Noonan
Gome
Howell
Barkis
James Deshler
George W. Helme
Middlesex
Thom
Parker
Joseph A. Bevcher
Frank McDermitt
Henry N. Atwater
Fowler
James E. Martine
Edward 8. Wilde
Fred W. Parke
Addison H. Bly
Prangls J. Markey
James J. van Valen
Stewart
Fragments From a City Note On an Unclear Event
A fragmented OCR item mentions a potential state issue in Herren county and a chase involving vas carmey and an appointment. It references New Jer lata 34 and names like John eun and Hite Wwosksy, with overheard remarks and vague damages described. The readable text is inconsistent and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herren
Johneun
Suavn
Leader Davis Home After Vacation Return
Collector Robert Davis came home Saturday from a pleasant vacation in Aera North Carolina area. He appeared well and said he felt good. Early this morning he hosted a levee at City Hall from nine to six nineteen. He greeted department heads politicians and citizens, though he offered no political views or nominations. He declined to discuss Democratic State Committee plans or a meeting with Chairman Gourley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Aera
Nuneheon
Jim
Mr. Davis
Ra Ws
W. B. Gourley
Gourley
Hudson County
Congressional
Republican Clubs Plan Hudson County State League Convention
Hudson County League of Clubs meets in Lincoln Hall to finalize plans for the State League of Clubs convention. The event moves to Columbia Hall Greenville on September 13 with joint efforts by the Hudson County Republican Committee and County Republican League. Speakers include Senator Foraker, McKinley references, John Barrett, Isaac Miller Hamilton, D H Stine, J Hampton Moore, Creswell McLaughlin, and others. En route trolley trips to Bergen Point precede the mass meeting at Columbia Hall to open the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County League of Clubs
Lincoln Hall
State League of Clubs
Columbia Hall
Greenville
Hudson County Republican Committee
County Republican League
Frank Angel
Frank J. Higgin
Edward Fry
Samuel Munroe
Robert Carey
F. J. Meyer, Jr
Frank J. Higgins
Foraker
Oho
McKinley
Asti
Philadelphia
John Barrett
National Reblican Committee
Sewall and
Kean
State Republican Committee
Stokes
Isaac Miller Hamilton
D. H. Stine
National League of Clubs
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania ‘State League of Clubs
Creswell McLaughlin
State League
Bergen Point
Bergen Leaders Hold Bergen County Organization Meeting
At Hotel Washington Bergen County leaders met about organizing the county. About twenty attendees included Bryan Democrats wire-Ly A Campbell county committee chairman ex prosecutor T W Stage and Mayor Curry. Alexander C Yaune banker from TUIBIAALION visited Govries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gourley
Bergen
wire—Ly
A. Campbell
T. W Stage
Curry
Govries
Lawiat Alexander C. Yaune
Suny
Bourstitehs
Prickett Nominated for Congress in Second District
Atlantic City Democratic convention nominates Thomas J. Prickett of Palmyra Burlington county for Congress with Mercer voting for him. Prickett, a longtime Philadelphia business college head, addressed the gathering after nomination as mayor Norton spoke for him. The convention settled on Stolle as secretary and Hannigan’s Mercer delegation backed Prickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Johnson
Bergen Was
Thomas J. Prickett
Palmyra
Burlington
Conerissmin Gardner
Mercer
Ocean County
Ocean
Mercer County
Beause Atlantic
Gadshnik
E¢Lty
William J. Hannigan
Atlantic
John A. Stolle
S. Herbert Schaffer
Princeton
Richard D. Norton
Hightstown
Prickett
Norton
Burlington County
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Vicont
Mystery Wells Surface Beneath Old Hoboken Streets
In Hatakan county the long vanished wells on Hudeon Street near Fourth sparked recall as water gushed to the surface after a collapse. Residents recount a six foot diameter vertical cave in the brick sidewalk and a later hidden well near the corner of Fourth and Foutssimik, with the mystery of how both vanished unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatakan
Jon
Weehawken
Hs Milne
Williams Dinger
St. Paul of the Cross Parish Outing at Hudson Park
The St Paul of the Cross parish outing drew most members to Hudson County Park yesterday for a Guy’s config and various games. Large crowds arrived by car from Congress Street and Palisade Avenue to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul of the Cross Parish
Hudson County Park
Congress Street
Palisade Avenue
Doyle Association Meeting Tonight at 1 TTS Club Rooms
The Owen A. Doyle Association will meet this evening at the 1 tts club rooms on Montgomery and Henderson streets to make arrangements for their antival clanneke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen A. Doyle Association
Tts
Montgomery and
Henderson Streets
Court House Improvers Work Under Way
The front court room at the Court House is being renovated with ceilings scraped and freshened. Wrighey and Co. are carrying out the job.
The Corrigan Ball Planned by Owen Corrigan Group
The Owen E Corrigan Association has arranged its second annual ball at Music Hall on December 11. The organizing committee includes Robert Kenny as president and Hugh Corrigan as first vice president, with J Sullivan as second vice president, Fred Johnson as treasurer, William A Moran as general secretary, James Manning as recording secretary, A Selineke as sergeant at arms, and J Smith as assistant sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen E. Corriean Association
Music Hall
cMners
Robert Kenny
Hugh Corrigan
First View
J. Sullivan
Fred, Johnson
William A. Moran
Mancral
James Manning
A. Selineke
J. Smith
Poison by Mistake Threatens Moboken Boy
Robert Holm a 13 year old of Madison Street Moboken narrowly escaped death after ingesting aconite from a bottle mistaken for his usual medicine. The bottle was stored near other drugs and a tablespoon dose led to fainting and a drop in pulse to thirty. He was treated overnight at St Mary's Hospital and remained in danger until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holm
Madison' Street
Moboken
Mustake
Tatarte
Oelock Rowndeman Hammond
Hasnitii
Helm
St. Marys Hospital
Hinger
Baijossi
A Menace to Health Alum Baking Powders Told Harmful
The State Board of Health hears Prof. H B Cornell of Princeton and Prof Tucker of Albany claim alum baking powders injure digestion and urge prohibition. They contrast with cream of tartar powders as safer and better, noting cheap alum powders sell for ten to thirty cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Joe
Mrs Catherine Murry Dies After Illness at 65
Mrs Catherine Murry died after an illness at 65. Funeral services were held at St Bridget's Church with Very Rev Father Ryan assisted by Rev Palmer Key and Rev Father Mahoney. She lived at 256 Wayne Street for over 25 years and is mourned by two sisters and many friends including local officials Michael Sprauls and Patrick McGavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Murry
St. Bridget's Church
Father Ryan
Palmer Key
Father Mahoney
Murry
Wayne Street
Menegars
Paitin He Sek
Vlad Aa
Aitocma Dio Rt
Michael Sprauls
Patrick McGavern
400 Social Club Banner News Stirs City Streets
The 400 New York Social Club of the FH Ward plans a banner fete on Rassias and Brunswick streets. A Tryand and Stevenson banner will be raised. The event occurs Thursday with a mile long parade route and several prominent speakers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryand and Stevenson
Rassias
Brunswick Street
Summer Outings at Serenity Street Station
A garbled report notes police Captain McKaie and Captain Kelly leading officers on summer outings at the Serenity Street station. Mentions Mepinatl House, Cobtala, and a perfunctory event at Dy A Geary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Fiorance
Coles Ear
Irvanny
Aco Syenillue
Mepinatl House
Bone Branene Ee Gour
Anchis McKaie
Police
Ciptain Kelly
Mrkaie
Thas Ne
Perren Kentrdon
Safeeune
Kaiser's liner race timeline from Hamburg to Hoboken
Fragmented OCR text reports a ship race involving Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Hamburg-American line Meyer Wilhelm der Graen, referencing departures, timing, and passengers. The garbled lines mention Hoboken and English phrases about timing, seas, and passengers aboard ships in a historic transatlantic context.
Weather Indication Notes for New York Area
Weather report for New York area notes warm conditions with a moderate breeze. Forecast indicates mild temperatures midweek with chances of lingering haze and light clouds across the municipal region.
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Labor Day
City Hall
Stars and
Arywhere
Schuetzen Park
Winston
iSeeHaes
Pimides
Rappleye
Conference of Leaders At the
City New Notes
Bavis Home
Bergen’s Organization
Headquarter
Welsbach
County Gasco
Old Hoboken
ST. Paul OF the Cross
Doyle Association
Court House
Corrigan
Facer
Geary
New York
Sip
Moi
Wamlay
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