Veterans retire from Jersey City schools after long service
In Jersey City two veteran principals Mrs Sarah L Gardner and George H Lingley retire under a state law enabling lifelong half pay. Gardner led No 16 primaries for 45 years, Lingley taught 55 years at No 3 and earlier 10 years elsewhere. Successors include Peter F Hulshizer No 15 and William A Sweeney No 14.
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Abd Goibt
United States
Heart of Education
Eer
George H. Lingley
No. 3
Tias
Hudson
Jersey City
Sarah L. Gardner
No. 16
Lindsley
Jifney
Linsley
Academy of Music
William A. McAdoo
New York
Principel Linsey
Peter F. Hulshizer
William A. Sweeney
Hulshizer
W. EF. Babcock
Paterson
Sweeney
Nuytig
Wanges
Guinder
Jennie Frost
Mary Davie
Miss Frost
Mary F. Murtey
Davies
Lost in Overalls John and William Lynch Missing from Yale Avenue
John and William Lynch aged seven and eight disappeared from their home at No 6 Yale Avenue yesterday. Police were asked to search for them. They wore brown overalls white shirts and caps. The message notes concern for their welfare and requests assistance in locating the boys.
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John
William Lynch
Yale Avenue
Forty New Appointments and Resignations in City Schools
The board of education announced widespread personnel changes, including the resignation of Miss Cora C. Withers after sixteen years at the high school, retirements of Principal George A. Lindsley and Miss Sarah L. Gardner, and the appointment of forty assistant teachers. Transfers realigned staff among School Nos 1 through 28 and new designations were issued for several teachers effective September 11, 1905, to support new school extensions.
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Princeipal
George A. Lindsley
Sarah L. Gardner
Behoul
Cora C. Withers
George B. Kemp, Jr
Laura Strow
Dennie Wanamaker
Helen R. Turnlty
Mary TL. Heffernan
Edna B. Robinson
Miriam G. Baker
Ethel M. van Norowick
Monte Hamill
Ealua ©. Hewitt
Lelia Mahon
Werence Kisin
Winifred M. Vining
Edith BR. Gerow
Clara B. Stuckert
Stasia E. Boucher
Lillian M. Miller
Elinor Gallagher
Jean Smith
May Hughes
Lulu Hupt
Mary Lister
Grace van Daren
Teresa M. Concannon
Grace Jordan
Louisa Stapleton
Eten M. O'Shea
Lisette
Minerva Wittemeyer
Genevieve Lynch
Mary Clerkin
Katherine L. Hunter
Mary B. Fagan
Louise Dickson
E. M. Strow
Behwol
Lavina Kipp
Elizabeth Gantley
Nellie Shagire
Nellie Shanley
Mary Murphy
Ada Bitob
Rose Grady
Florence Baur
Cort C. Withers
High Behoal
May A. Sheehan
Mary Sure Coeses i
New Russian Navy Despatches on Ste. Pras Project
A despatch from London dated September, referencing Langlun and Fell from Ste. Pras. Diltee reports Ministry of Minrine plans for large expenditure in building submarines or cruisers for the Amor fleet. Details are fragmentary and acknowledge a 2250K outlay.
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London
Ste. Pras
Diltee
Public funds clash over Hudson City playground plan
Finance Board weighs plans for converting the High Service reservoir site into a youth playground. Despite Democratic support from the Street and Water Board, Republicans seek to limit tax impact and refuse to credit private contributions. The article questions how public subscriptions should be handled and who benefits.
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Water Board
Board of Finance
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
Hudson City
Street and Water Board
Finance Board
Eugene Kinkead
Robert Davis Association
Kinkead
Hudlson City
Davis Association
Big Pension Rolls in Washington as Civil War Vets Dwindle
Washington reports Civil War veterans dying at about 500 monthly. The annual pension roll for the year to June 30 shows 1,004,196 names on Jan 1, with 185,242 certificates issued and 43,885 pensioners dropped by death. Total pension expenditures reach large sums, including 136,745,205 dollars for the roll and 3,144,295,000 dollars paid for Civil War pensions since 1889.
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Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Pension Bureau
Roosevelt
Ginander
ToOd
Skeeters Lose Second Game In Doubleheader Collapse
The Skeeters dropped their second straight game as the Clamdiggers stifled their offense at West Side Park. Orioles remained six back after Baltimore edged Newark 4 to 2, while the Royals swept Buffalo in a doubleheader and the Broncos also swept Toronto, with Rochester defeating Toronto in both ends of their twin bill.
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Skeeters
West Side Park
Skeeter
Orioles
Oly
Buffalo
Montreal
Jones
McManus
Clancy
Raab
Broncos
Toronto
Royals
Bisons
R. B.E
Rochester
Looloo
Walters
Stellman
Providence
Jersey City
Rimore
Newark
Mersey City
Baltimore
Local Jersey City politics clash over Heavey and party fairness
The piece tracks Alejander Simpson’s persistent attacks on Robert Davis and the Democratic machine as Heavey’s camp claims a fair primary show. Newark’s Everett Colby pushes independence, while Mark M. Fagan Association speakers praise Mayor Fagan. Kinkead’s playground drive nudges Finance Board action, amid election promises and political maneuvering.
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Alejander Simpson
My.Simpson
Woln J. Heavey
Mr. Heavey
Assemblymatt
Board of Health
Mr. Simpson Wilk A “Vyarmpire
Heavey Boyin
Second Ward
Simpson
Robert Davis
Democratic
Heavey
Mr. Heaver
Mr. Simpson
Bie
Charles Peshell
Mark M. Fagan
Col. Dickinson
Record
Pagan
Stevens Funeral Held for Hoboken Native After Suicide
The funeral of Francis B. Stevens Jr., formerly of Hoboken, was held at noon on Westbury Street. The body was sent to Fresh Pond for cremation. Coroner Remsenu stated there would be no inquest as death was clearly by self-inflicted cause. Mrs Stevens, still recovering, may be asked to shed light on the circumstances fading to the Tengoitys.
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Francis B. Stevens, Jr
Hoboken
Westbury
B. 1
Fresh Pond
Remseu
MacLear outlines radical tax reforms in New Jersey
Newark City Attorney Malcolm MacLear, a Republican nominee for State Senate, presents a radical platform advocating anti trust laws and broad tax reforms including abolishing exemptions except for church and charitable properties. He calls for taxing railroad franchises by state authority, reallocating insurance tax to municipalities, and granting voters a state senate preference vote via county conventions. He also urges canal abolition on fair terms and Passaic river cleanup.
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Malcolm MacLear
Newark
Republica
Essex County
Everett Colby
MacLear
New Jersey
United States Senate
T.o
Passaic River
Stevens
No Receiver for Arcanum U ioa N Y 1905
Howard Q. Wiggins, Rome supreme regent of the Royal Arcanum, stated there is no justification for any application for a receivership of any corporation with assets of $2,000,000 and liabilities paid. No court would listen to such action. The law allows receivers for insolvent corporations only.
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Utioa
N. Y
Alpha Lodge
Apral Arcanum
Boston
Committee of Fifteen
Howard Q. Wiggins
Rome
Royal Arcanum
Special tickets to Atlantic City transit offer
Special tickets to Atlantic City will be sold every Saturday in September by the Pennsylvania Railroad, including two busy food stops, at fares of 8 and 12 dollars. The sale runs from New York and Brooklyn, with details about travel and routes.
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Atlantic City
Faturn
Pennsylvania
New York
Brooklyp
Aatuer
Marines Win Regimental Skirmish Cup At Sea Girt Meet
The United States Marine Corps defeated seventeen teams to claim the regimental skirmish match and win the Dupont cup after a near record performance. The Seventy-first New York took second with 979, while the Navy team led by U S S Hancock won the Tyro match with 136. First and second New Jersey squads posted high scores in the relay, with the Second Regiment team finishing strong at 1074 to 109? in a hotly contested event.
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Marine Corps
Mindy
New York
Marines
Evans
New Jersey
U. 83
Hancock
Navy
Maryland
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Washington
Okie
District of Columbia
National Guard of
Craven Notice of Death in Barrow Street Address
Craven Lawrence died in this city on September 7 1905 beloved son of the late Lawrence and Bridget Craven of 220 Barrow street. The notice appears as a local obituary fragment with a future notice to be issued.
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Craven
Lawrence
Bridget Craven
Barrow Street
Stockholders Meeting Notice for American Brazing Co
A meeting of the stockholders of the American Brazing Company will be held on October 6, 1905, at the office No 15 Exchange Place Jersey City to take action on a resolution adopted by the board of directors. The notice cites the meeting and venue details for stockholder approval.
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American Brazing Company
To Y
Exchange Place
Jersey
Stabbed by Black Hand in Newark Store Scare
A Newark incident involves Mussolini associate Mussolino who says a Black Hand society stabbed him in the Gansevoort Market area. Police in Newark and New York investigate a planned extortion attempt by Italian suspects. Mussolino may testify in New York as the assailant is pursued.
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Fathe
Dominics Marculine
Morris Auryer
Mietel
New York
Billio
Bakasa
Itulidus
Thones
Black Bend Society
Booth
Dr. Steal
No. 280
Fourth Street
Mussolino
Ness
Musolini
WEW DOCK CO INCORPORATED IN TRENTON
WEW DOCK CO INCORPORATED in Trenton yesterday with registered office here and capital of 3 000 000 dollars. Counsellor John J Treacy to represent it. Incorporators include Hows 4 Markey Tolin J Treacy Herbert Scoville. Company to engage in real estate, docks, railroad facilities, and gas water and electric plants.
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Ue Trenton Yeeterlay
Michel Tersey
Dod
Aisih
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Viss
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NEW York & New Jersey Telephone Company
Warkeyt ST
Coran, Withers
Bronco
Mason
L. H
Mason and Hearne
Hesterfer, Pertsch and
Shea
Leroy
Laporte
Yerkes
Torun
Cleary
Stedman
Crystal
Pott
Clement
Hissone Keister
Sey Cassidy
Halligan
Pattee
Woods
Metauley
Clarkson
Merritt
Vandergra
McCauley
B. Melalla
Main
Puttmann
Jankson
Morgan
McFarland
Morgain
Dunn
Conn
Bean
Attee
Cassidy
Mr. Conway
John J. Heavey
Democratic Party
Hudson County
Mr. Seymour
Seymour
Dugene Kinkead
Maglear
Colby
Arcanum
Atlantic’ City
U.S. Marines
TYRO
Franklin Philips
William B. Martin
William Libbey
A. Gibby
Spencer
George F. W. Sylvester
John R. Williams
Guyot Doh
Marius 8. Farr
Fisher Howe
William MM. Hooey
Claude S Hudson
Company
Edward L. McRostie
Company L
Jenier Corporation
Dominick Mussolino
WEW Dock CO. Incorporated
The
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Erie Street
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