Many Churches Open After Summer Break In City Synods
Active work begins as Protestant churches reopen with pastors and families returning from vacations. Renovations span walls ceilings and pulpits with notable updates at Parmly Memorial Church and several others. Parsonages refreshed, aid societies report busy preparations for receptions and sociables as ministers resume preaching tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmaa
Parmly Memorial
Grove Biteei
Tront
Ainlay
Second Reformed Church
Hudson City
Ately
Pamter Meury
Romie
Parmly Methodist Church Reopens After Repairs
Parmly Memorial Baptist Church Bell City Hall hosts the reopening service for the repaired building with all seats free. Rev Joseph Owen returns to preach both morning and evening as worship resumes. Other churches plan regular services with revived schedules and special events including dinners and festival fundraisers.
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Parmly
Pastor Hare
Clergy Services Scheduled at Local Churches
In the afternoon service at Branch Road and Central Avenue Trinity Baptist Church and Centenary Methodist will host a pastor from Dour for the day. The Rev Dr Charles Barnes and family return from vacation and will lead morning and evening services. The Rev J Francis Morgan also returns from a month’s vacation and will speak at both services. Prof Will plans a special musical program for the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Branch
Central Avenue
Trinity Baptist Churea
Centenary Methodist
Charles Barnes
Soctor
USA
J. Francis Morgan
Will
Hill to address Essex County Democrats at clambake
Former U S Senator Hill of New York to speak at a Newark clambake under Essex County Democratic Committee. About 2500 attendees led by James Nuwent of Newark. Ex Senator James Smith organized the event to bolster Hill for the Presidency and oppose Mayor Seymour’s gubernatorial bid. Food planned includes chowder, clams, bluefish, lobsters, chicken, corn, celery, watermelons and beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Clip
Newark
United States
Hill
New York
Democracy of
New Jersey
Essex County Democratic Committee
James Nuwent
Neptune Heights
Avon
James Smith
New Jar Ser
Seymour
Jefferson
Nigent
Lawsuits Grow Over Nellie Bly Wreck Claims
In Trenton three actions against the Pennsylvania Railroad for injuries from the Nellie Bly wreck may face complications at trial. George C. Howard James K. Wallace and Henry Price accuse the company of improper compensation payments. The company previously paid about 200 dollars to some claimants, with further questions over misdirected payments to Clarence Wallace and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Wallace
James K. Wallace
Morris County Republicans Fix Dover Convention Date
A Morris County Republican meeting in Morristown set the county convention for Dover on October 10 with primaries on October 4. Delegates to the State convention will be chosen at primaries on the Thursday before the state gathering in Trenton on October 1. The Democratic committeemen plan a Mansion House gathering next Tuesday to arrange township primaries for the same State convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Jersey City News
Morristown
Morris County, Republican Committee
Democratic County Executive Committee
Trenton
Strike at Carmiel Public School Over Reinstated Principal
At Carmiel near Bridgeton a pupil strike disrupted the public school as principal David W. Davin was released by authorities. Only three of about sixty pupils attended while the rest boycotted, vowing to quit unless Davin is reinstated, and the scene drew a loud, threatening din.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermse
Jersey City
Bridgeton
Carmel
Utus Hebrew Settlement
Publc
David W. Davin
Tnlepy Davin
Tey
Dean of Rutgers College Named at Rutgers
Professor Francis Cuyler Van Dyck has been appointed dean of the Rutgers College faculty in New Brunswick He will begin duties when college opens September 18 The dean position is new and its duties will be disciplinary in nature The previous Student Self Government Board governing college discipline has been abolished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
New Brunswick
Francis Cuyler van Dyck
President Cassatt Expected in City This Afternoon
President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad expected in the city this afternoon arriving from Europe aboard the White Star liner Celtic with his family. A special train at the depot will transport them to Philadelphia. Station Master Kiefer arranged transport for the presidential party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Europe
Adame Fripreax
Kiefer
Phitedevnals
Montclair Meeting on James M. Seymour Urged by Democrats
Montclair Democrats plan a Monday night gathering at the Montclair Opera House to discuss organizing a James M. Seymour club. County Committeeman F. J. Dunmere and others eye mayoral interests as the party moves to form a local organic group.
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James M
Montclair
Montclair Opera Mayne
James M. Seymour
F. J. Dunmere
Sevkers
Nia
Catholic societies form national federation at Long Branch
Delegates from Catholic societies across the eastern and Middle West meet at Long Branch from August 4 to 29 to establish a temporary national federation. About 300,000 members are represented. Henry A. Fries is president, with vice president Thomas W. Fitzgerald and others named to offices. A permanent organization will convene in Cleveland on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theastern
Middle West
Long Branch
Bio
McFaul
Trenton
Spch
Henry A. Fries
Ble
Thomas W. Fitegerald
New York
John J. O'Rourke
Philadephia
M. P. Mooney
Cleveland
Bishop McPaul
J. J. Coyle
Pennsylvania
E. D. Reardon
Iniana
J. ©. McGuire
L. J. Kauftman
St Peters College Awards Two Classical Scholarships
St Peter's College announced resumption of studies on September 9 at nine A M following a clergy circular. Edw F Blewitt of Newark and Léo T Gaffney of Jersey City won the two scholarships, granting them full classical training. All competitors showed talent and potential for successful careers through continued study at St Peters College.
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Newark
Edw. F. Blewitt
Léo T. Gaffney
Jersey City
St. Peters College
St Lucy’s Lawn Party Yields Net Sum For St Michael’s
The lawn event at St Lucy’s school hall ran all week and closed with a successful finish last night. Crowds attended nightly and a neat sum of money was realized. The Japanese feature added spice and should be repeated at future lawn parties. Over a hundred dollars were cleared at the recent event. Signs of activity appear as St Bridget’s plans a Thanksgiving week drama at St Bridget’s Hall under the St Bridget’s Towne Men’s Lyceum auspices. The Young Men’s Society of St Paul’s Greenville plans another play after success with The Confederate Boy.
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St. Lucy’s
St. Lucy's School Hall
Munich
St. Michael's Church
St. Bridget's
St. Bridget's Hall
St. Bridget’s
St. Nay
Young Men's Society of
St. Paul's R. C. Church
Greenville
Hoboken Assembly Aspirants
In Hoboken four Democratic Assembly candidates enter the race led by contractor stevedore Philip Daab Jr. Daab runs a large Port of New York business employing hundreds. His backers expect victory in the primaries. Also vying are counselors William Hurley Michael Gannon Alfred Lotary and Harry J Catfaratia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Philip Daab, Jr
Stevedore
Daab
New Fork
William Hurley
Michael Gannon
Alfred Lotary
Harry J. Catfaratia
Special Sessions Sentences for Bayonne Man and Youths
Henry Zawowski, of Bayonne, was yesterday afternoon sentenced to six months in the County Penitentiary for punching his boarding mistress in the Court of General Sessions. William Dunn and James Hutchings, two youths, were placed in the care of Probation Officer Wiglas after stealing a lead pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zawowski
Bayonne
Bensions
William ‘Dunn
James Hutchings
Wigelas
Tigers React To Music In Cage Experiments At Exposition
A series of experiments with music inside a tiger cage shows the animal waking at a violin note and then reacting to a piccolo by leaping and pacing. The tiger calmed as flute music played, yet performed restless moves when the high pitched sounds continued, illustrating distinct responses to different instruments. The events occurred during a note worthy display at a Pan-American Exposition era setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zee
Metr
Rare Newark map reveals old homes and Kearny lineage
A Newark Sunday Call feature discusses a rare map detailing Newark and surrounding towns a half century ago. It records dwellings of residents like P. Carney and Philip Kearny at 199 North Broad, Kearny’s ferry routes, and historic estates along the Passaic river including Gouverneur, Taylor and Sandford links, with anecdotes of Kearny’s settling and local river life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New York City
Old Town
P. Carney
Philip Kearney
Kearny O'Clearman
Kearny Place
Tse
Gouverneur
Taylor Grounds
North Broad Street
Kearnys
McCombs
Old Place
Kearny
Cherubusco
Passaic
Major Kearny
Archibald
Cockloft Hall
Gouverneurs
Irving
Tafor Place
Kearny Grounds
Taylor
Belleville Avenue
Sandford
James Sandford
Sanford
Tradi
Asthma Cure Promises Quick Relief from Asthmalene
Testimonial letters from Rev Wells and others praise Asthmalene as a total Asthma cure. Letters claim instant relief in severe cases and long-term remission, with endorsements from multiple individuals including a rabbi, a doctor, and a New York resident.
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Wells
Vila Ridge
Xaye
Morris Wechsler
Cong
Bnat Ssrael
York
DHA
Taft Bros. Medicine Co
Traces of Newark Ancestors in Old Range Estate Chronicle
Examination of long passages recounts the Range family and related merchants in Newark during the 19th century. It notes Captain Frederick Bange and his son Henry, rose from Belleville avenue to North Broad Street, with links to the Jackson family and old city wards, alongside farmland, cemetery grounds, and the evolution of property into modern streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
Newark
Clay Street
Thoes Grounds
Force Place
Malta
Harvey Creegt
MA. Pieasant
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Mir
Force
Daniel Condit
Planning Force
Flanders
WN. J
Belleville Avenue
Frederick Bange
Henry
North Broad Street
Bange
New Yor City
South America
New York
Ranges
Vanderwools
Dr. Jackson
Henry and
Matilda Bange
Oriental Street
Range
Captain Range
Finntopps
Edward Morehouse
Harvey Street
Cemetery Company
Mr. Pleasant
Ruskin
Brugland
Jersey City Tax Sale Notices Recorded in 1842 and 1908
Public sale notices issued by the Jersey City City Collector during 1842 and later references record purchasers, parcels, and lot designations in Block 1 66 and other blocks. Notices caution that lands and real estate fronting Academy Street and Newkirk Street may be deeded to the purchaser if not redeemed within six months, under acts governing settlement and collection of arrearages, water rates, and future taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Claesson
Octavea Fluuren Clazscort
Wendel Maschino
Loonie Masching
Margaret Denmas
Mana J. Harris
Jam S. Harrie
Mingle Ab
Emma J.’ Aviles
Daniel van Winkle
Frame van Winkie
Bia
Peter $. van Winkle
Catalina van Winkle
Hile
Mary J. Vath Wonkie
Edward van Winkle
Sama van Winkle
Lavine Brigham
Jena Brigham
Marry Brigham
Artist Brigham
Bile Tirigham
William ¢. Brigham
Beigham
Margaret
Brigham
Jérsey City
Jersey City
Indermny
County of
Hudson
New Jersey
Tonwele Avenue
County of Iuduon
Jeprey City
N.J
Jinsmych
Beal
B. Hoos
Tokato
Defy
Ad Bieter
Clementina
Baruel
Beatty
Mary B. Thistle
Edward Nistle
Cornelia Ht. Lewart
Boyd Thistle
Samuel Thisis
Joanne ‘Nial
Cornelia Biker
Willian Daugh
Itulstie
Emma Henderson
Charles Thistle
Niane
Mary Browner
Intent
Waward Thistle
Clix Coliscor
Jersey Ciy
Guy Ot Hudwon- An Alain
New Ja Bey
Etonting
Poliucle Avenus
Commienaiers
Circuit Court
County of Hudson
Jersey
Cy. N
Jacob Brilelman
Futuhaage
New Torany Tile Guarantee & Trust Co
Gor
Ivantiey
Tala Rowe
Sal
Hadain
Maud
Fanire
Jerney City
Abelia
Jervey
Claus M. E. Schroeder
Hmilie M.A. Schroeder
Ger Manid Savings Bank
Jersey Ci
Btate
Academy
Atrest
Rew
John T. Dilton
Crouse & Perkins
Williard Gilbert
Rusalim Gilbert
George Y. Gilvert
Harry Gilbert
Sichavecaragan
Gix
Manine
the Bf
Jer Envary
gEne Atte
Cork
Mate Wo Seeltaoe
Ogbe
Hidsin
Wilise Heinang
Willam O
Wilden
Couny
Huisea
Blale
Nid
Trootig
Gialsahners
Aginstmnes
Salt City
Tdoan
Desney City
Auroheate le Fee Almple
Helen
Rolline
Edwari A
Holling
Gustavus A
Falcons
Dea
Jessie
Giward
Picken
Gray
Chadies
George W. Peganer
Lites
Lotant
Tne
Evr
Bouter
Garoline L- Rolling
Kale
Marie
Ety
Stair of
Lew
Newkirk Street
T& Laid Dows
Arany
Ste Sald
Irmant
New Terany
N. J
Jay
W. Whitlet
New Jes
William & Xeilson
Alfred Nelisus
Williat HL
Neliesn
Anne AC Nelldon
Willams
Anne E. Nellasn
Alfred Nel
Micioton Muerili
Redacick
Malia
Missie
Nuilton
Hathigen G
bKaliy Onderdenk
Individant da Axbeuerix
He Will
Iaadets CC
Ms Pe
Wite
Helen Ny
Charles Hewkman Shateey
Murray
F. Murray
Toib Tay St
Gotebery
Jereey
Newdrraty
Trun - Povonta
Aimner Ion
Cleguly
Sid
Ely
Giles
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Jouph A. Owen
Hedding Methodist Episcopal
Grosnville
Ladien’ Aid Society of the Fuglish
Baltheres
Warner Avenue
Groanville
Claremont Presbyterian
Claremont Preeuyterian Church
Clare and
Copan Avenues
Campbell Preac
Biadeon City
M.C. A
Himerfon
Sauni
Neverthalaas
D. & Hill
Worris
Rutgers
Cassatt
Henry Gannett
Everybody's Magazine
R. C. Federation
ST. Peter's College
St. Michael's
Hoboken Assembly
Erwin Home
Jamen
Birwin
Taranto
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Syracuse
Phil Kearny's
Tham
Inmnee
Senga
Goth
C. D. Phelps
M. D
Avon Springs
N.Y
Taft
Medicina Co
Rivington Street
Rapharl
East Moth Bt
Taft Bros.’ Medicine CO
10Th St
American Wood Working Machine Company
Carder Mae
Chowll Gouri
New Jermy
Wilinzs
Jouane
Dunetiian Wood Working Machine Company
Ihurovofure
Liberty Stress
New Yorke City
Amr
Antes Tome
Dhe
Americas
Chancery OF
Fo Mugene G. O'Coonor
Ruth Johnon
Arto Jobson
Leo Slattery
Mary Osephine Slathers
Anne James Joseph Slattery
Catharine Jery
John Sarafeld ” Slattery
Jéuena Arthur Slattery
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Jeany
Charles A. Lewis
Thomas An Moore
Sarah Ioore
James
O'Connor
B. O'Connor
Flue Reents
Maton
Petilvanim Om Priday
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