HUDSPETH TO FILE SATURDAY NO CHANGE IN ASSEMBLY SLATE
The Republican ticket shows no shift this week as petitions circulate. Allan L. McDermott seeks Congress. Robert Madenovn aims for State Senate with filing due before 4 o clock Saturday. Primary dates set for Tuesday and convention on Thursday. town hustling for signatures amid ward candidacy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan L. McDermott
Congress
Murphy
Democratic County Committee
HE. A. Brevens
Rudolph
Rabe
A. Hannibal
A. Lankering
A. P. Mexarine
Hoboken
Geo ‘T. Werts
C. K. Clears
C. K. Clears, ©. J. Cronan, M. J. Moret, Henry Perlmutter, W. V. Garriwn
Luke Hoyle
Chas
C. Blick
Jas
F. Minturn
E. Cassidy
Nagle
F.C. Wolbert
Henry ‘Traphagen
Coyle
Henry Byrne
Robert & Madenovn
State Senate
Hirst
Secord
Vreeholder
Michael 3
Haimes
Issamed Sysome
Walliam J. Moran
Moran
Bess
Assembly
Daviala
Ponthation
George le. Rerord
Marshall van Wickie
J. Herbert Ports
Venus
Election officers named for county next election duties
The County Board of Elections announces the appointment of rotation officers for Sutton district and surrounding areas with terms expiring September 10, 2001. Registration days for Jersey City and Hoboken are Tuesdays October 2 and 9. Outside districts meet October 9 to canvass, October 12 to complete, and October 16 to finalize register books. Election day is November 6 with polls open 7 AM to 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Elections
Sutton
Jersey City
Hoboken
Jers City
Hous
Peress Tram
Sir A. St
County Board of Wiections
Wich Place
Yeers
Osten
Republican State Committee Plans Meetings Across New Jersey
In Murphy's Camp Newark Sept 2 10 Chair Franklin Murphy at Republican headquarters discusses labor support and election tactics with Abe Inelenta and others. A Washington delegation including William Riker and Charles Fowler coordinates speaker engagements and visits across the state to rally party activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Newark
Franklin Murphy
Murphy
Abe
Eliirman
le Ghalemin
William Riker
Thouraha Islands
Charles N. Fowler
Henry M. Doremus
Recartary Gibson
Moners
Iker
Doremus
Wimar A. Mott
Aidreses
The Register's Gift Big Ward Democrats Event
The Eighth Ward Democrats arrange a large public meeting. Details are scattered in the readable fragments, mentioning a ceremony and contributions to the ward club. The text is garbled, but implies a community gathering with speeches and local party engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward
Tregleter
Clacke
Peni Ward
Srvanenimonte
Enrolment Rise and New Dowling Club Formed
The report notes a marked enrolment increase from the preceding year amid speeches and committee activity. A Dowling club formed last night with many bowlers capturing tournaments, signaling growing local sporting engagement and social organization despite garbled text.
Greenville League Club Elects New Member and Appoints Campaign Committee
At a Greenville Republican League Club meeting last night, John J. Ameton was elected as a new member. A proposed member, Martin Weldman, will be acted on at the next meeting. A campaign auxiliary committee was named, including George Geraghty and others. Dems in Secoueits Borough formed a club at Aitznuns Hall with Louis Kiesweter presiding. 40 members enrolled. GMberg officers named Millard Porter president and others. Next meetings set for Saturday and Friday evenings. Edward A. S. Mann nominated for U S Congress from Eighth District by Bayonne Democrats. he will speak at a Bayonne mass meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Republican League Club
John J. Ameton
Martin Weldman
George Geraghty
Benjamin Franklin
Orick Smith
William Miller
John Fremgen
Charles Hirown
George W. Vanderpool
Frank J. Ryne
Adolph Augiere
William H. van Buskirk
Willan
Reed
William Rothern
Fred
Zeuner
Henry Smith
Charles L. Meney
Borough of
Secoueits
Aitznuns Hall
Louis Kiesweter
Gmberg
Millard Porter
Joseph Mack
M. Hety
W. Rose
Edward A. S. Mann
Democrats
Bayonne
Mann
Campaign Club Meeting At Columbia Hall
The Greenville McKinley and Roosevelt Campaign Club plans to meet at Columbia Hall to discuss forming a campaign marching club. Postal notices have been mailed to Republican residents inviting attendance and enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
McKinley and
Roosevelt
Columbia Hall
Quiet Republican Enrollment Across City
Republican enrollment events last evening were routine with few new names added and no disputes. Joint enrollments occurred in the Sixth, Height, and Ninth wards, but there was not a single clash or confrontation reported.
Governor Voorhees Attends Governor's Day Events
Governor Foster L. Voorhees visited town for Governor's Day. He joined the Riparian Commissioners monthly meeting and toured Guttenberg for the Tri State fair with E F C Young, P Z Wanser, and E Rappleye. State and local officials gathered on the fairgrounds for political discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster L. Voorhees
E. F.C Young
Guttenberg
P. Z. Wanser
E. Rappleye
Robert Davis
City Mall
Hoos
Benedict Lynch Weds Annie Cody at St. Joseph’s Church
Bookkeeper Ambrose Lynch of the county jail married Annie Cody last night in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Rodger McGinley at St. Joseph’s Church. The wedding, witnessed by Warden Terrence Sullivan and Miss Margaret Whelan, followed by a trip to Niagara Falls for the honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Lynch
Lynch
Rodger McGinley
St. Joseph's R. C. Church
Mr. Lynch
Annie Cody
Mr. Lyneh
Terrence Sullivan
Sullivan
Margaret Whelan
Mrs. Lynch
Niagara Palls
Funeral of Lafayette Victim Buried at Woodward Street Home
Charles Wrnst the Lafayette butcher who committed death by his own action shot himself on Tuesday night was buried today from his home at 251 Woodward street. Interment occurred at New York Bay Cemetery. Authorities note Hrnst was mentally unsettled and had long threatened self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wrnst
Lafayette
Woodward Street
New York Bay
Hrnst
Public School Improvements Debate by Board of Finance
The Board of Finance considered propositions to build a new No 2 School and add to No 14 School. They deemed improvements imperative but postponed action on funding sources for a week after a lengthy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Finance
Police at the Fair Mobilizes at Montkonwery Station
Sergeant Bernard Wadela begins duty at Montkonwery station in Captain Cox's absence while at the fair. Sergeant Quinn leads the Camhmuniban vente sucting as Captain Parejor attends ceremonies at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Wadela
Montkonwery
Cox
Guttenberg
Quinn le
Camhmuniban Vente
Parejor
Be Fair
Parrots Talk and Pollys Viable, Teeny Scheiler-Lu Report
The report notes parrot speech patterns and related expectations. It discusses the potential for imitation in different species and references brass alloy trades and steel production contexts. The piece remains observational and non-graphic, focusing on linguistic behavior and practical uses.
Paterson Holds Turbulent Passaic County Republican Convention
The Paterson Patick county Republican convention at Apollo Hall entered a long, heated session after noon on Tuesday, adjourned to 2 pm, and then pushed past four o'clock as ballots exhausted without a winner. Wood McKee led for Senator with 57, Sturr 44, Slater 3, amid claims of bribery and disorder, as Passaic delegates battled to secure the 66 votes needed for control and naming Sheriff candidates John J. Sturte and John Wright emerged briefly before shifts and maneuvers left the outcome unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Paterson
Passaic County
Apollo Hall
Deadlick
Sheritt
Pascaic County
Sherif
Wood McKee
Charles M. King
Laker
John W. Sturt
John Wright
Wixterson
Passaic City
Passaic
Formarly
John J. Sinter
Starr
William Gaston
John Dawes
Pittsburg
John L. Conklin
Conklin
Wright
Fourth
John Robinson
Joseph S$. Lang
Robert McCord
John T. Ochs
William F. Gaston
Gaston
Slater
John Hunter
Hunter
Wallace King
Sturr
Third Ward
John A. Parker
Peanels Boolt
Parsaic
Parker
Claus
John S. Gibson
Newark
Stewart
Eee
Wood McKe ‘Llery
Weleht
Pfeiffer for Congress Special to Jersey City News
Special to the Jersey City News reports on Pfeiffer’s campaign for Congress amid protests and repeated opposition. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR, but the piece centers on political contest and public dispute as Pfeiffer pursues a congressional seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Depicohie Va
Cojane
Pfeiffer Nominated for Democratic County Chief in Camden
The Camden county Democratic convention chose Colonel George Pfeiffer for the nomination after a lively debate over delegate allotment. Pfeiffer initially declined, but accepted amid cheers after being declared the nominee. Sickler and others urged Camden support despite the earlier opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Preiffer
Camden
Joseph Sickle
Glouchster County
Gloucester County
Biekler
Preitter
Cumberland County
Arthur Russell
Vineland
Safem
Jaye May
Gloucester
Pfelifffer
Pfeifer
Sickler
William J. Thompson
Pfeiffer
Samuel Siedell
James ¥. Burke
Henry B. Ware
Salem
Committee On
Fort
David B. Peterson
Siclkler
Bowman Cox
Camden County
George Pfeiffer
Sickel
Cumberland
Sinkler
Cape May
Pfeitzer
Sallem
Bickler
Charmantree
Colonel Pfeiffer
Loudenslager
Congress
Delaware River
George Gliyat Mercer
Philadelphia
Morris County delegates set for Fourth District convention
Morristown Sept 2 1900 Republican delegates from Morris Warren Sussex Somerset and Hunterdon counties prepare for Washington DC meeting. Nominee John J Blair Riley appears likely but may bow out. Senator Mahlon Pitney dominates district politics and could press for Riley or seek another candidate if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Morristown
Morris
Warren
Sussex
Someret
Munterdén Counties
Washington
John J. Blair Riley
Dan I. Blair
Joshua G. Salmon
Riley
Rile
Nominational Fight Ahead in Newton and Morris County
In Newton on September 25 a bitter nomination fight looms. Salmon is believed entitled to a nomination, with Morris County delegates likely to back him, while Hunterdon County supports a rival for recognition. A split Morris or Hunterdon delegation could pave the way for Senator Martin of Sussex or other candidates like Edward A. Quayle Tilas Drake of Chester or Willard W. Cutter, with Bishop Van Syckel and C. P. Chamberlain among those eyed for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sho
Occus
Newton
Congressmis Salmon
Murrie County
Wim
Hunterdon County
Palitichin
Morris County
Augustus W. Culler
Senator Pitney
Morris
Hunterdon
Whvle
Martin
Sussex
Edward A. Quayle
Tilas ©. Drake
Chester
Willard W. Cuter
Morrietown
Minterdon
Warren
Bussex
Bayonne Nominates Lawyer Edward A for Eight District
The Democratic convention in the Eighth Congressional district of New Jersey met in Bayonne and nominated Edward A. of Bayonne after W withdrew his candidacy. Dr. Buller of Montclair presided. Mayor Seymour led the nomination. The platform backs the national plank, favors expansion per Jefferson, denounces trusts, and calls for support of the convention’s nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bayonne
Edward A
I. W. Park
Thomas Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Buller
Montclair
Séymour
Hudson County
Man
Yale
Johnson Nominated for Congress in Fifth District
John Johnson, a well known Paterson lawyer who has represented the Seventh Ward on the Paterson Council, was nominated for Congress yesterday by the Democratic convention of the Fifth Congressional district in Paterson on September 20, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City News
Paterson
John Johnson
Fifth Congressional District
Johnson
Seventh Ward
Fake policeman accosts women at Hudson Square Park
Miss Annie Schaefer of Hoboken and her party were harassed by a man who flashed a shield and claimed arrest power. He slapped Miss Schaefer when confronted. policeman John Meyers intervened. The man, Paul N Meyer of Greenwich Street New York, produced a hotel runner’s license. He was held for Grand Jury on assault and battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Schaefer
No. Sit
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Hudson Square Park
Anthony Leon
Leon
Greenwich Street
Laverty
Grand Jury
Irish American Union Elects Offeers at Enthusiastic Meeting
The Irish American Union in Humboldt Hall elected permanent officers led by President James A. Hamill and Vice President Thomas Brennan. An executive committee was named and plans discussed to establish branches across the county. Patrick O Mara urged uniting independent Irish American voters to back Bryan and Stevenson and criticized McKinley’s boundary handling. The meeting adjourned to Sunday September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Humboldt Hall
Michael B. Holmes
James A. Hamill
Thomas Brennan
James McGrath
Richard J. McMullin
Michael J. Murphy
Messrs
O'Mara
Amrock
Blewitt
Holmes
Jennings
Brennan
McMullin
Reardon
Reilly
Patrick O'Mara
Uinltedis
Bryan
Stevenson
South Africa
England
McKinley
Aloukan
The
Union
Old Time Patent Remedy Claims Fast Relief
A garbled OCR item touts a historical patent remedy for stomach issues and diarrhea claiming swift relief. The fragment hints at a tonic or syrup costing cents per vial and notes practical consumption and cure promises, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Officers Plan Field Day At Guttenberg On Sept 27
The Fourth Hogment plans a full day of events at a field adjoining the Guttenberg race track with Governor Voorhees and State officers invited. Morning drill at ten, a sham battle, and a dress parade follow, with meals provided by the Commissary Department and special cars for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenbere
Boen
Aesanston
Coline
Smith
Guttenberg
Voorhees
Colonel Smith
Commissary Department
Harges
Houlevard
Exchange Place
Thirteen Year Convention Of Hudson County WCTU Planned
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Hudson County will hold its thirteenth annual convention on September 27 at the Presbyterian Church in Arlington New Jersey. Jersey City delegates plan to arrive September 4 for a three session program covering reports committees and agency work including temperance education and social outreach. The evening features an address by Rev James Parker, music by the choir and solos by Mrs T J Kennedy with Mrs I Story as president and Mrs J Jackson as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hudson County
Presbyterian Church
Arlington
New Jersey
Jersey City
Hill
Bourne
James Parker
T. J. ‘Kennedy
The
County Union
I. Story
J. J. Kennedy
B.S. van de Werken
Liquor Dealers Convention Heads to Orange Today
The sixteenth annual State Liquor Dealers Association convention is held today at Gorwan Whelish School Hall on Park Street Grange. Hudson County delegation left this morning at 8 00 by the Erie Railroad. Mr John F Madden is chairman of the union selection the Golgate?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Orange
State Liquor Dealers Association
Gorwan Whelish School
Park Street
Grange
Fludson County
Erie Railroad
Johne F. Madden
Thin Sunnis Sélexsiua
Golegate
Hasbrouck Institute opens forty-titis year of activity
Hasbrouck Institute began its forty-titis year amid propitious conditions with a record influx of new entrants. Many students who never left the school returned, junior and middle grades filled, and several from Bayonne joined. The youngest pupil on record is Cedric Atkinson, age four, in the kindergarten. The faculty, with one vacationing member, includes de Vilaine returning after a prior stint. most students and teachers bear a weathered look from recent travels and summer gossip. Regular recess discipline is noted as the school reorganizes under Charles Stimete as principal and a staff spanning Classics, sciences, languages, and arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbrouck Institute
Bupils
Chissee
Bayonne
Drowck
Cedric Atkinson
Promanor
Patterson Atkinson
Liebrouck Institute
Hick School
Muller
Brown
Bertes
The
Kehoul
Charies
Stimete
A. M
Prittelpal
John Hi. Frys
Frank W. Lindsley
Bari Livingston Cushman
A. B
Charles H. Teeter
Awielia B. Myers
Elwonton
Mary Burgess
B. Lu
Georgiene
Elgise
Trath Lindstey
Henrietta Stillman
Emma Radford
G. de Vilaine
Louise de Vilaine
Thomas G. Adams
Marian L. Adams
School of Art
Shirley Turner
School of Music
Victor Baler
G. Ou
Gustav L. Besker
Edward J
Trusts and Cooper Wagon Suit Opens in Supreme Court
Thomas Wright, Grand street wagon maker, sues constructor Thomas Harrington in the Supreme Court over repairs to wagons. Judge calls for focus on the $7 dispute over repairs and guaranteed wagons, urging counsel to limit testimony to that issue. The hearing proceeds briskly toward noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tustics Colling
Koopine
Tustics Collins
Thomas Wright
Grand Street
Thomas Harrington
Supreme Court
Harrington
Plain Am
Justice Calling
McSherry
Reyairy
Cawe
German Stole Tools From Greenville Doctor
Dr. Liknot of Greenville reported to Fifth precinct police that a former employee Merker Sonu, also known as Join Hecker, robbed him of garden tools and a horse led. A postal card from Germany, written oddly, contained a coded message. detective Frank Bendote arranged for the man's arrest at Pugh precinct station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sip
Unger
Inger
Facr a ant traitieemns Caecosin ErooAry pane
Deceptive fragments mention Deion in a cryptic context with unclear events. Readable items reference a person and a developing story but lack concrete dates or locations. The piece hints at disputes or statements without specifying actions, outcomes, or formal charges.
Murderous Duel Ends with Jansen Shooting Sandin
A Norwegian tale unfolds as Jansen shoots Sandin in a domestic dispute beside a shop. The assailant, Sundig, and friend Audeen 2 witness the tragedy and Jansen flees toward the ferry before being captured. Sandin dies from wounds. Jansen confesses and faces police inquiry.
ONeill Beck Wedding Prompted In Rutherford
Clerk James P ONeill of County Clarke Maurice Buacks office son of examiner Charles ONeill of the city was wed at Rutherford the couple will make their home in Las City Aad they are on their wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. O'Neill
County Clarke
Maurice Buack
Charles O'Neill
Rutherford
Mia Tassie Beck
Sire Q
Funeral notice for Cornollt On Tuesday
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at nine oclock from No 27 Sixteenth Street Jam ey Cry to 88 Lucy for mass of requiem. Interment in Hudson Cemetery for the repose of her soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornollt
Asin
Deloved
Polly
Fesidénce
Sixteenth Street
Jamey
Mt A
Lucy
Hudson Cemetery
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Hudspeth
Repub
Lican Ticket
County Board
Murphy's Camp
Seacaucus Democrats Unite
First Ward
Democratic Club
Franklin Iton
Warren and
Montgomery Streets
MR Mann
S. O. P Marching Club
Tri-State
Lynch IS
Benedict
Her
Irish American Union
Winslow
W. G
Hudson County Union
Liquor Dealers’ Convention
Hasbrouck's Open
Institute
Merkier
Frank Bendote
Pugh Predict Atalion
Jansen
Audeen
Sundig
Prarsaid
Rattroad
Norway
Sunda
Banda Awutiths Ag
Jungom
Tapweri
Samdine Tau Jones
Mane Ward
Sandinwakon
Divi Waleder
Curanerly
Sandin
Shimple
Wall Landin
Telnelvee
Porebeah
Taberncional Dredging Company
New Turk
Songee Dee
Janeen
Jansem
New York
Eaix
Hartnett
Prin Pru
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