Roosevelt's South Tour Start After Oyster Bay Exit
President Theodore Roosevelt, with a swollen face and eye, arrived in the city after noon and left for Washington on the 1 P M. train on a stamping tour in the South. He greeted Station Master Kiefer and a crowd, rode the Oceanic drawing-room car with friends, and declined interviews. The itinerary shows a journey from Oyster Bay to Wheeling, Chattanooga, Scarsville, Asheville, and back to Washington by September 10.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Pennsylvania Depot
Twenty-third Street
Cortelyou
Jersey City
Kiefer
Grents
Murphy
Cody
Teddy
Justiv
Roosevelt
Oceanic
Marshall van Wiikle
W. J. Hoffman
John J. Toffey
John B. McArthur
Alfred Wall
Chas
W. Woller
Cay
Oyster Bay
L. L
Pennsylvania
Scarsville
Asheville
Home
Forbes and Company Considers Consolidation in Hoboken
Report from Hoboken states the machine works of W. Purkes and Cye at Hudson and Thirteenth Street have been consolidated with the Seeet Drust. Mr Forbes denied a full consolidation with any trust and said the client was weighing plans to expand. The works, deemed too small for the demand, are under review for engagement in Hulikee 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
W. 2
Purkes & Cye
Hudson
Gift Hospital Fund Drive Aims To Build City Hospital
Dr John D McGill reports efforts to raise 125000 to match 175000 already pledged by Cornelius Zabriskie and himself for a Jersey City hospital. He plans to seek further wealthy donors and may invite a general subscription as a public-spirited, nonpolitical gift to Trenton for authorization under a deed of gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McGill
Cornelius Zabriskie
Trenton
Jersey City
Tewmiot
Mr. Zabriskie
Judge Collins Charge On Grand Jury Start
The September Term opens next Tuesday with the Grand Jury sworn in and charged by Justice Gilbert Collins. Sheriff Ruempler will announce the September Grand Jury composition tomorrow. The court may address pool rooms and past naturalization irregularities tied to political leanings and venue methods.
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Ruempler
Gilbert Collins
eCourt
Degnan Seeks Talk With Mayor Over Corporate Assessments
Tax Commissioner Degnan visited Mayor Fagan this morning amid reports he and Commissioner Lind are advancing corporate property assessments. Degnan told a reporter there was nothing to reveal yet and he would not yet bring the public into confidence on the progress.
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Degnan
Fagan
Lindsay
Lost Hat Found in Police Station Display
A costly hat described as black with a pink chiffon puff was found on Franklin street and turned in at Webster Avenue Police Station. It is claimed to have been lost by a well dressed woman around 10:40 PM on August 25, with the hat hung behind the sergeant’s desk awaiting its owner.
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Webster Avenue
Franklin Street
Wire thieves held for examination in grand jury
Thomas Johnson and Weank Clark of Orange were held for further examination in the grand jury on a charge of cutting and staking the poles of the Western Union Telegraph Company along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks across the meadows. They were listed in $500 each and refused to testify, with counsel present. The telegraph company was represented by Counsellor Scheneh of New York.
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Thomas Johnson
Weank Clark
Orange
Rita Inal Curt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Scheneh
New York
Damaging Tenants Trial Yields Nominal Verdict
A First District Court jury returned an $80 verdict plus costs for Tayor against tenants Benjamin Horne and Arthur Levine. The case involved alleged destruction of window sills and damage to a whodstork at No 290 Fourth Street during a $12 monthly tenancy.
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First District Court
Tayor
Joseph Welaver
Benjamin Horne
Arthur Levine
Wellover
Fourth Street
Whodstork
O14 and Well Tried Remoiy Tyreblidew Report
An OCR fragment reports on Mrs Winten and a yadhog with references to Tyreblidew and a sneud. The readable portion hints at a local item involving Mrs arr tare and Twenty ae aoe, but concrete details are unclear.
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Mra. Winten
Sarah
Epildren
Fierce Dog Fight Ends With Brains Dashing
Jol Hager of West New York was attacked by a ferocious stray bulldog while his collie fought for life. After thirty minutes of struggle Hager seized the bulldog by the tail and bashed its brains against a rock, saving himself as medical aid arrived at Union Hill dispensary.
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Jol Hager
Eleventh Street
New York
Hoger
Hager
Bager
Jim Hager
Waeismann
Union Hill
False Burglar Alarm Scare On Glensgood Avenue
Nellie Monahan employed by D R Schenck at No 64 Glensood avenue raised alarm about a burglar at about three this morning. Policemen searched windows and grounds but found no signs of a break in while Sgt Haag directed the party and Chief Murphy praised the diligent response of the despondent force.
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Glensgood Avenue
Nellie Monahan
D. R. Schenck
Glensood Avenue
Mr. Schenck
Murphy
Obstructive Sitters Row Involving Bieg OBrien
Joseph Bieg of 214 Neptune Avenue filed a Second Criminal Court charge of assault and battery against William OBrien of 216 Neptune Avenue after a Sunday dispute on the OBrien stoop. Tessie Gillen, residing with the O’Briens, was also involved in the incident. Bieg testified he sat on the stoop while OBrien and Gillen moved to pass. a fight ensued and OBrien was bound to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bieg
Neptune Avenue
William O’brien
Tessie Gillen
O'Briens
Bieg
O'Bhien
Stoop
Miss Gillen
O'Brien
Cost of Pumping Trial in First District Court
Patrick Gorman sues William Serviss for 85 dollars over pumping out the defendant’s campboat T. W. Jackson. Judge Craine presided with a jury. the plaintiff claimed 28 hours at 2 dollars per hour. Jury verdict was 80 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gorman
William
Serviss
Craine
Playuriff
T. W. Jackson
See
Counsellor Leight Back In Lacunaed Scene
A terse report notes Counsellor Leight returning after a period of absence. The brief item mentions Witla E Leight and Nip connected to a local event at Lake Bopatoong with Cotains Tindsan Ditty involved in the Soca netting.
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Lake Bopatoong
St Lucy's Lawn Party Closes After Party's Bright Finale
St Lucy's lawn party wrapped up with a large turnout from St Lucy's and nearby parishes, prizes awarded for jig dancing and various games. Winners included Mrs Sheehan with a gold watch and Thomas Carey a sofa cushion, plus several others. Rev Boylan and Rev Watterson attended without winning prizes.
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St. Lucy’s
St. Lucy's
Sheehan
Thomas F. Carey
Mihy Hughes
May McGarry
Bennett
Josephine D. Murphy
Kennedy
Daniel Murphy
Henderson Streety
Tarrant
Mina Annie Walsh
Ireli
Margaret Smith
Erhardt
Margaret Burke
James Kelly
McWiernam
Thomas
Carey
John J. Boylan
Alttough
Rather H. J. Watterson
Mahoney
Nolan
Bessie Harris
Minnie Cahill
Mary Cummings
Mary Downey
Nora Herlihy
Mary Murphy
Mary
Kate Murphy
Nora Burns
Mr Malloy
Messrs. McIntyre and McGarry
After the pledge the Growler and a violent dispute
Barney Hayes and Patrick Fitzsimmons, who had sworn off drinking with a priest present, fell back on an old pledge after a growler was found. A heated quarrel at No 02 Essex Street led to a knife attack and Hayes losing a piece of his arm. The judge postponed further hearing.
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Barney Hayes
Patrick Fitzsimmons
Essex Street
Hayes
Witesimmons
Barney
Simmonses
Barmney
Hous
Wait for the Bartender at Dixehnoge Saloon
In Dixehnoge Place saloon two men, Thomas Garrigan and Thomas Taggart, were jailed overnight after accepting a drink from a friend while the bartender was briefly away. Patronized by Patromis Hurelatio, they face charges tied to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Garrigan
Thomas Taggart
Orie
Dixehnoge Place
Patromis Hurelatio
Governor to inspect High Point as site for state home
Special to The Jersey City News reports Governor Murphy will visit Sussex county next week to review High Point as a potential site for a state home for consumptives. The hotel, isolated six miles from any village and near lakes, offers favorable atmosphere and accessibility by rail. The governor is expected to travel Thursday to assess the property and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
Trenton
Murphy
Sussex County
High Point
New Jersey
High School Building Repaired Ahead of Fall Term
The High School rooms were cleaned and repainted after a 1225 dollar appropriation. Director Lewis told Mayor Fagan the building now looks cheerful, though he doubts it will serve as a grammar school. He did not know of any plans for a new High School.
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Lewis
Fagan
City Hall
Ils
Jorsey City News
Short Measure Case In First Criming Court
Jom J Beaplan of 378 Third street and Joseph Witterschein of 883 Seventh street faced charges in First Criming Court for selling vegetables from short measures. The case was adjourned until September 12, with Inspector Adolph Roede of Weights and Measures serving as complainant.
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Jom J. Beaplan
Third Street
Joseph Witterschein
Seventh Street
Sai
Adolph Roede
Painter Van Pingel Accused in Domestic Clash
Wiggs Van Pingel of 211 York Street faced Judge Hoos on a complaint by Jens Kroger of 225 Fourth Street Brooklyn. The dispute involved Myng and Winger's wife. police could not molest Mrs Enger, case postponed until next morning.
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Wiggs van Pingel
York Street
Jnnge Hoos
Jens Kroger
Twants-fourth Street
Brooklyn
Kroger
van Pingel
Myng
Winger
Enger
Mra
Nominations Soon in Order for Hudson County Assembly Seats
Hudson County Democratic Committee to meet in Mercer street clubhouse to fix enrolment and primary dates as several present members plan retirement. James Fielder emerges as a leading candidate to succeed George Tennant with Berke as rival. Fielder known in Bergen area and son of former Registrar George B. Fielder. Other likely retirees include John Wallon, William Hurley, Peter Stillwell, P. H. Connolly, Edward Rice, and William Tutt. numerous aspirants expect nomination equaling election, with leaders seeking strong ticket on trust.
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Hudson County Democratic Committee
Robert Davis Association
Mercer Street
James I
Fielden
George G. Tennant
Fielder
Berke
John 7. Wallon
Hoboken
Trenton
William F. Hurley
Peter Stillwell
Bayonne
P. H. Connolly
Edward Rice
Kearny
William Tutt
Terre Herve
Tome
John J. Dennin
James Hamill
John Tracey
Carl Selarmann
Frederick Weismann
She Resents Insinuation of Money in Hoboken Marriage
Mrs Sophie Seiler an eighteen year old wife to Frederick Seiler sixty eight of 400 First street Hoboken defends her union against gossip alleging she married for 50000. She testified before Recorder Stanton denying motives and said she would consult her lawyer after being cited for naming Kittie Boultor. The recorder referred her to the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Seiler
Frederick Seiler
First Street
Hoboken
Seiler
Gilliar dies at 54 in Hudson City home
Joseph Gilliar a Hudson City resident died suddenly at 216 Hancock avenue from kidney trouble. Once a robust man weighing over 200 pounds he weakened after July 4. He was 54 and survived by a wife nine children and five grandchildren. Cremation at Fresh Pond L I Sunday followed by funeral services in Habnek Hall Griffith street and Hanlevek avenue. He belonged to several societies and unions including the Socialist party and Clothing Cutters Union No 28 Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gillin
Hudson City
Hancock Avenue
Gilliar
Fresh Pond
L. 1
Lang Islatus
O'Connor
Moura
Alice O'Connor
Riche
Water bonds payoff progress shows seven percent paid
City Treasurer Ely reported this afternoon that about 370000 of the water bonds presented to date have been paid. About 870000 of the 500000 bonds maturing September 1 have been paid, with holders visiting the treasurer daily to receive checks. Many express regret at surrendering the securities paid at seven percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treasure
Ely
Water Honda
Liberty Guards Victory At Kroebel Paris Event
The organizing committee awarded the West and most popular representative prize to the Liberty Guards, a well known Franco-Amaigloag group in Heilsa and Wert Roblebop, for their display among local organizations at the Paris event.
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Tip
Dafayer
New York
Kroebel
Paris
Inez
West
Anny
Io Ae
Liberty Guardia
Pranco-Ainogloag
Heilsan
Chiy
Eobolep
Sailor Hendrickson Fails To Enter Gregory Street House
Edward Hendrickson, a 21 year old sailor on the U S Revenue cutter Dallas, attempted to force his way into a house on Gregory Street last night while exposed to bad weather. He was fined $3 for the disturbance by the Pirie precinct faction house, a local court action recorded in the transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hendrickson
Dallas
Gregory Streat
Pirie
Fation Howe
Tiiue Hos
Obituaries and funeral notices from a 1902 Hoboken paper
The page lists multiple death notices including Anderson, Branagan, Carey, Gilliar, O Connor, Hamsey, and Sprock. It provides names, ages or relationships, addresses, and funeral arrangements in Hoboken and nearby areas with mass times and burial details for each.
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Jer
Sey City
Health and Spirits
Forbes & C
The
Steel Trust
Gift Hospital
Dr. McGill
Collins
Decnan
Commons
Father Boylan
Davis
Sofar
Robert Davly
John I. Lee
Young Men's Association
Democratic Club
Governor Murphy
Sussex
Pingel
Democratic County Committee
Bers
James F
Hudson County Gas CO
Mrs. Seiler
Gos
Joseph Gilliar
Socialist Party
Liberty Guards
Payontn Dirand
Cleary
Wayne Wirngta
Northwest
Hartnett
Dexia Oe A
Newark Avenue
William Delaney
Brady & Delaney
First ‘Street
New Aven
James J. Merrity
Undertaker
Grove Street
Hudson Tel
Ft. H. Dufp
No. St Jersey Avenue
William J. Moran
Uptare
Montgowery Street
Richard Beausgust
Jamie Hranaeun
St. Peter's RO
Wile Ham
Catherine Carey
Relativity
St. Michaels
Hamsay
John Ge
Agnes Rama
Charles Street
Ee City
Tatermant
Macphelah
Sprock
Seabee
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