Davis Sood to Announce Meeting Dates and Speakers
Campaign plans reveal Davis Sood set to publish dates for upcoming meetings and list speakers. Correspondence with Col Bryan shows national committee aid and possible Jersey City visit, but scheduling depends on state conventions and Hill’s availability.
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Davis Sood
Robert Days
Ensiry
Jie
Jersey City
Uist Sleht
Col
Wm. J. Bryan
Exe Ul
Senator Davis
Davis
Hill
Bavis
Cariggier
David B. Hill
David de
TAME PRIMARIES AT TRENTON AS MANY STAY HOME
Democratic primaries show scant turnout with many precincts voting none. Some voters prefer the Davis Association outing to the opera house meeting. A few wards report minor participation while others record no showings. a plan to adjourn and join the outing is floated.
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Davis Association
Trenton
Tohn Keim
Allan L. McDermott
Frank J. Brady
Huttson
Gourley
Cel
Tavineston Price
Donnelly
Mater
Bryan and Stevenson Democratic Club forms in Maroon City
The Anti-Trust Club of Maroon City Section Bos renames to Bryan and Stevenson Democratic Club and joins the National Association of Democratic Clubs. A large meeting at Reichmann's Hall elected Captain Puller and Gustav Kilne as key officers. About two thousand German language handbills distributed to promote the campaign while critics denounce current policies on trade and military matters.
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New
Qut
Bryan
Stevenson
Maroon City
Bos
Bryan and Stevenson Democratic Club
Ite Head
Givischmenn
Henry Tlder
Gustav Klin
Renate
Owly
Ite
Swrvaking
Puller
John Helos
Gustav
Kilneonatete
Bersemann
Tepchmann
German Temocratic Clubs Leader to Attend Event
Pelirahend of the German branch of the National Association of Temocratic Clubs will be present and will make an address. Arrangements are also being made for a parade under the auspices of the church.
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Pelirahend
Widresa
Ae Paride
Auleplees
Chu
Eighth Ward Democrats open new club with rally
The Eighth Ward Democratic Club met in a new club room at Morrison and Montivallauvensus, boasting enlarged facilities including a bowling alley and pool tables. About eighty attended as President Gormley announced plans, a banner was donated, and endorsement of a Kansas City ticket was noted. A parade, band, and speeches followed, with further mass meetings planned at Germania Hall and Franklin Hall to promote Bryan and Stevenson.
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Democratic Club
Morrison and
Gormley
Clark
Campales Committee
Kansas City
Wendricks
Bryan and Stevenson Bavner
Montgomery
Brunswick
Association
Democrats
Democratic Party
Bryan and Stevenson
Third Ward
Germania Hall
First Street
Jersey Avenue
Mets
First Ward
Franklin Hall
Montgomery and
Warren Streets
James Hamill
Delegates Choose Rappelye. Landrize Disrupts Pact
In Lincoln Hall Trenton, John Rappelye was unanimously chosen as elector for the Severin Congressional District by Republican delegates. John Dryden and John P. Obcott were pledged as electors. John Landrince protested pledging, charging bosses force. Dickinson chaired. McArthur, Alcott discussed substitutions. delegates traveled by 998 train to Trenton for ten electors.
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Lincoln Hall
Lelie
Trenton
John Landriza
Dickinson
Woolley
Landrine
Mn Joert Rappelye
Severin
John’. Dryden
Newark
John.p. Obcort
Somerset County
Mr. Landrice
John EH. McArthur
Wanser
Ninth Ward
Messrs
Dryden
Alcott
Decker Men Clash Over City Primaries Along Ward Lines
The Decker faction accuses the Ward Association of endorsing joint primaries in the Eighth Ward. They argue the resolution for separate primaries remains in force and condemn the rival camp as wavering amid factional strife.
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Highth
Peats
Tia
Sarasa
Salinas Club Elects Reed and Receives New Proposition
A new member was gloried and William B. Reed, ex president of the V. S. Grant Association, was elected unanimously to the League Club amid factional fuss with William J. Berns. A membership proposition came from ex member William Malin. No further business was transacted.
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Salinas
William B. Reed
V. S. Grant Association
Reed
Willian J. Berns
Grecia
William @ Malin
Lancers Plan Parades Escort Campaign Speakers
The Feelings Hayeeh Lancers met at their Newark headquarters, listing 15 uniformed men ready for active campaign service. They will escort Senator Foraker to Jersey City on Sept 14 to open the Republican campaign in Hudson County, joining at Communipaw Avenue and the Boulevard. They may also escort Governor Roosevelt on his Jersey City visit in mid October.
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Jersey City
Newark
Lancers
Essex County offices loom in party jockeying for nominations
A Jersey City dispatch notes Republicans at the early stage of nominating county officers with Democrats slow to slate candidates. Rumors center on Neilson Abeel for county registers and Freeholder David H. Johnson backed by Sheriff Doremus and Major Lentz. Assembly races hint at multiple districts with A Plume Gifford and J Bayard Kirkpatrick among potential nominees, while others like William Mullin and John Sinnott draw support in various wards.
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Jersey City
New
Newamre
County Register
Neilson Abeel
Abvecl
Rowleudlen
David H. Johnson
Fifteenth Ward
Doremus
Carl Lentz
William Riker
B.C. He Herold
Johnson
A. Plume Gifford
J. Bayard Kirkpatrick
Thomas N. AcCarter, Jr
Wil‘am J. Mullin
Mr. Mullin
John Sinnott
Broeholder
Holsinger
Alul
Jarvou
Order of March 6 0 P Convention Davis Association Parade
Davis Association holds its annual outing on September 12 with a river parade aboard the Grand Republic and a stop at Donnelly's Grove College Point. The detailed march route runs from Mercer Street to Varick York Grove City Hall Newark Avenue and back to the clubhouse. Officers and invited guests are listed. bands and a fife corps accompany the procession. departure set for 8:30 PM sharp with review at the clubhouse.
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Robert Davis Association
Grand Republic
College Point
Association
Mercer Street
Tom Miggins
Dan Smith
Davis
Varick
York
Grove
City Hall
Moos
Newark Avenue
Montgomery Street
Madson Street
Morris Street
Donnelly's Grove
Jersey City
Morris and
Hudson Streets
Sussex Street
Hudson Street
Ninth
Hamilton Place
Eighth
Jersey Avenue
Grand
Rob ‘Ert Davis
N. BP. We- Gin
P. Talton
Thomas Nelson
John D. Gorman
Sherif Carl Ruempler
Jas. C. Clarke
J. T. Stills
MM. J. Stack
Jus. S, Nolan
A. Hauek
J. H. Masker
J. Hennessy
P,madden
F. McKenna
FP. Jordan
Steve Kean
W. 8. Flynn
P. Smith
P. McGrath
T. Fallon
F. McNally
J. Man- Bix
Sheri’ J
J. Heavey
J. Doherty
J. F. Maden
J. McKee
J. P. Feeney
Golden
John Zeller
M. I. Kplaher
James E. Connolly
J. Baker
F. ©. Crandall
J. Lenihan
James J. Murphy
Sherman Bonham
J. Kenny
Boggs
Kelleher
Stefyrt
Sacred Heart Academy to resume studies Monday
The Academy of the Sacred Heart at the corner of Mile Street and Pavonia Avenue will resume studies on Monday September 10. The academy is under the supervision of the Sisters and is one of the best conducted institutions in the county.
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Academy of the Sacred Heart
Mile Street
Pavonia. Avenue
Freeholders Meet Today Amid Unclear Agenda
A rough notice states the Board of Freeholders will convene this Miternobn at four o'clock with unclear references to new votes, tolls, and nods to agencies or employees amid distorted text and possible municipal topics.
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Board of Freeholders
Man Beats, Abandons Family in First Criminal Court
Jeremiah Dorgan, 28, of No 924 Arrew Street, faced Poormaster Hewitt in the First Criminal Court after his wife Mary accused him of failing to support her and their three children. She described brutal abuse, with a child’s head bandaged and another’s eye bruised. Hewitt commented on the family’s appearance as Dorgan was ordered to post bond to secure support.
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Jeremiah Dorgan
Arrew Street
Poormaster Hewitt
Mary
Dorgan
Justice McCormick
Body found at coal dock near Port Aberty
John Sullivar, worker at the Port Aberty coal docks, located the body of an unidentified man yesterday floating in the harbor near the coal yard. Police were notified and are investigating the deceased and circumstances.
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Coal Dock
John Sullivar
Port Aberty
Theody
Qua Boys at the Front
Corporal Oscar N Scanlon of the Thirteenth United States Infantry writes from the Philippines about hospital duty at Corregidor and Baguio, praising care for wounded soldiers and recounting battles. He notes a promotion to sergeant, mentions comrades including Lt R Howard Williams and L A La Rue Christie, and recalls the death of a pet monkey "Jacko" buried with military ceremony.
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Oscar N Saunton
United Blftes Infantry
Corres
Mil Spa Daguian
Philippine Lands
Ban
J. Dell Lewis
Wily Keron
Scanton
Worth
Sant Shanil
Philippine Islands
Governor's Island
Montauk Point
Scanlon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wayne Street
Jacko
Company i
Docko
Joeko
USA
McKinley
Jersey
R. Howard ‘Willams
Party-eighth Volunteer Infantry
Pasig
Dune
Corregidor Island
Williams
Wilkes Strect
New Jersey Volunteers
Camp Meade
Middletown
Penn
L. A. la Rue Christie
Philippines
New Jersey
Montgomery Street
Amatie
NO ACTION ON RED FLAG AT BUILDING TRADES MEETING
The United Building Trades Council met last night with references to red flags seen in Monday's parade but no formal action. The International Plasterers reported a settlement with the National Plasterers and that fourteen would join the International. The demonstration committee praised the event and will report. prizes will be awarded next meeting. Grievances against contractors over Consumer Brewery in West Hoboken were referred to the Business Agent for settlement. Acting Business Agent Edwards declined another weekly term. Conroy to resume as Paxiness Agent until October 1.
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Building Trades Council
United Building Trades Council
International Plasterers
Council
North Hudson Plasterers
National Plasterers
Businmg
West Hoboken
Edwards
Conroy
Imitation Gun Incident Ends in Arrest with Theft Charge
Adolph Francis, 25, colored, boarded with Mrs Williams at 28 Henderson Street, was arrested yesterday amid a military style shooting incident. He faces charges of stealing $4 from Mire Williams and carrying a concealed weapon. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Adolph Francis
Henderson
Radia Wilams
Mire
Williams
Ole
Delays Placed on Newark Water Suit Amid Amendments
Special to The Jersey City News reports ongoing Newark case between the city and Hast Jersey Water Company seeks a two week continuance to allow amendments to the bill. City lawyers plan to add provisions on diversion rights and four other points while awaiting new evidence. the court will reconvene after conference to finalize amendments.
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Jersey City News
Newark
Jersey Water Company
Dey
Jersey Company
Sax
Herbert W. Knight
Red
Tukur
Oelock
Joseph Cowlt
J. J. McDevitt
Paterson
Clemens Herschel
Hast Jersey Water Company
Chey Counsel
Price
Herbert Bogse
Cortland Parker
Fucmur Judea Frapers Child
Chandler W. Riker
Sherrerd
Water Department
Bauer, Baumann
Garrizan
Kufeht
Old City
Colinsel Price
Cly
Vileh
Tle
Clalewd
Bnet Jersey Company
Artes
Ihum Aial
Actos
Health Board Insulted Controversy Shakes Local News
Special to The Jersey City News reports a dispute over a health board remark that raised community protest. The item notes tensions between officials and residents, with unclear details and fragmented OCR text.
Water Contamination Debate Halts Jersey Supply Plan
Officials wrestle with pollution sources in the Pequeltouke watershed as the Board of Health and Water Committee consider immediate actions. The Herold and Furman push for rapid testing of the current supply and possible shutdowns, while scrutiny of the East Jersey Water Company sources continues.
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Delang
Ominium
Tesith
Herold
Tnard
Furman
East Jersey Water Company
Board of Health
Palestion
The Wetherfield Theft Tale Of George Taylor And Damoto
A chaotic police report tracks George Taylor a fourteen year old from No 127 Railroad Avenue as he is implicated in a copper wire theft and window damage at a Newark Avenue jewelry store. Detectives chase leads, including Tamil Peline and Sundar, with Damoto amid a lengthy inquiry. Damoto denies knowledge, but authorities press on as suspects are questioned and held for trial.
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George
George Taylor
Railroad Avenue
Crock
Ube
Imapuel Anum Jeweler
Newark Avenue
Avenue
Sueen Aiice Dameto
Sundar
Krasise
Mtr
Qeoras
Bey
Lok Leone
Catal
Damoto
Fragmentary note on social scene and roles in London
A damaged fragment describes social performances and proxy arrangements, mentioning London and a society tone. It references dressing, trust, expenses, and a sense of fashionable roles, with scattered names and vague actions. The legible bits suggest a gossip or domestic focus rather than a clear event or outcome.
Tonight's Events Amid Turbulent German Forward Foxe
Fragmentary OCR notes list various names and events for the night but lack coherent details. The readable items include references to German pioneers, a Mameting, Breen, and Delleride class, suggesting a local page of event listings with unclear subjects and outcomes.
Weather Indications in New York Report Appears Mixed
A Sept 6 report from New York outlines weather indications near the Se east coast area with tentative temperatures and wind expectations. The document references Hartnoll's Thermometrical Report and notes uncertainty in the near term outlook.
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New York
Hartnoll
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