Popular Strike for Municipal Ownership of Mines
The Rev. Telamy Senddes of Bergen Avenue delivers an animated address urging governmental ownership and distribution of coal. He argues the strike could widen into a national push for public control, condemning private coal barons and calling for universal, seasonal coal strikes from coast to coast to ensure fair prices and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telamy Senddes
Bergen Aml
Bord Atenues
Chloe
Che
Stoke
Atlantic
Pacific
Nucure
Coward Combination Shoe Ad Promises Best End Fit
An old advertorial urges readers to buy Coward shoes claiming superior comfort and fit. It touts “the beet of static over the toot” and “the best of style and feather,” asserting a perfectly fitting shoe signals a Coward. Located at 268-274 Greenwich St near Warren St, with a note to request a catalog.
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James
Coward
Greenwich St
Warren Bt
Public ownership of coal as 1904 campaign plank
The piece urges political leaders to stop vague statements and embrace a bold plan for public ownership of coal. It proclaims the issue as decisive for gaining popular support, arguing only a clear endorsement by the President can win the White House in 1904.
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White House
ZELLER AT THE OUTING FOR RICHARD CONNALLY CLUB
The inaugural outing of the Richard Connolly Association of the Horses District was held yesterday at White Stone Park Long Island. About 400 members and friends attended with Jolyler nicknamed Sheriff City Wharfinger among the prominent guests. Brank McDernitt also attended. Mayor Fagan received an invitation but did not attend. Dinner was served on arrival and the afternoon included games with prizes in running events. The Connollys played baseball with a picked nine and won, while Hain disrupted parts of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Counnally
Fagan
Connollys
Hain
Stone fall injures two children at St Marys corner stone laying
During Bishop O Connor's procession to the rectory after a St Marys ceremony, a brownstone railing fractured under crowd pressure on the stoop. Twelve year olds Mike Zogzarino and Robert Woollsey were struck, Dr Mooney and police aided, taken to St Francis Hospital, with city officials removing the ramps and cones.
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St. Mary's
O'Connor
St. Mary's Carr
Mike Zogzarino
Erie Street
Robert Woollsey
Beverth Street
Jol Mooney
Policeman Downes
James Sullivan
John Byrne
St. Francis Hospital
Mooney
Cartaret Club Opens Social Season With Doalldtoze
Tomorrow evening the Cartaret Club begins its social season with an entertainment committee led program featuring A Doalldtoze and a whist tournament. After the play, two toffet Inmohegm will be served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartaret Club
SHERIFFS GALORE KAISER'S WANING BOOM
An article reports on factions in the sheriff race with Kaiser and Wanser clashing over nominations. Postmaster Wanser seeks the Republican cap, while Kaiser reels as prospects fade. Radcliffe quietly pursues an independent bid after collecting petition signatures.
Hoboken Clambake Draws City Officials by the Shore
Mayor Lankering and fellow Hoboken officials joined the Shrewsbury Wishingub at a clambake yesterday held at the Hoboken clubhouse on the Shrewsbury River. Thirty four clam eaters attended and each reportedly left with a bushel of shellfish.
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Lankering
Hoboken
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury River
Tankering
Guests at the Washington Hotel Register Numerous Names
Guests registered at the Hotel Washington span cities including Toledo Trenton New York Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Washington with pairs listed for many entries Mr and Mrs R M Dwyer Mr and Mrs Joseph Richert Maxwell Lewinton Henry Smith Alfred Bradley and others noted among the visitors from diverse locales and institutions such as West Point and Bakish Columbia Thereto appears a broad cross section of professionals and travelers.
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Washington Area
R. M. Dwyer
Toledo
Joseph Richert
Trenton
M. W. Lewis
James H. Giles
Bert Williams
New York
Mee
W. G. Allen
Cleveland
Maxwell Lewinton
Hazleton
Henry. Smith
City
Chas. Mason
New York City
Chas
Geiger
Cheever and Brainen Wed at Waverly Congregational Parsonage
William John Cheever of Waverly street and HKidun Kit Brainen of Central avenue were married on September 17 at the Waverly Congregational parsonage. Rev Howard A M Briggs officiated. Witnesses were Katherine Corley and W HL Noden. They will reside on Thuncock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Cheever
Waverly Street
Hkidun Kit Brainen
Central Avenue
Waverly
Chaveh
Howard A. M. Briggs
Katherine Corley
W. HL. Noden
Thuncock Street
Colonel John J Toffes Arrives From Magnolia for Monument Work
Colonel John J Toffes recently returned to Iowa after visiting the field to select a suitable wire for a $20,000 monument column. He aided in guiding the statue of General Slocum at Gotysturg and is noted as a strong candidate for a local judicial post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Toffes
Magnolia
Murphy
Iowa
General Slocum
Gotysturg
Charles W. Parker
Soath
Larkins in Chase for Philadelphia Suspect
Detective James Larkins pursued a swarthy man through Exchanze Place at about 9 30 am. The fugitive, Charles Kenna twenty seven of 28 South Highth street Philadelphia, tried to steal a well filled satchel. Kenna dropped the bag as Larkins closed in and was captured on Greene street. He had forty seven cents and spectacles. the chase drew onlookers and the crowd cried Young, though the man was not the wanted murderer.
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James Larkins
Phere
Nan
Charles Kenna
South Highth Street
Philadelphia
L. B. Smith
Kenna
Larkins
Smith
Greene Street
Pasa
Stevens Child Dead at Bernardsville Summer Home
Martha Stevens six year old daughter of Robert L. and Mary Stevens and granddaughter of Mrs. Martha B. Stevens of Castle Point Hoboken died yesterday at the family summer home in Bernardsville New Jersey. She had been in poor health but it was not believed serious until a few days ago. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Tuesday September 23 at St Bernard's Church Bernardsville conducted by Rev T A Conover with assistants from nearby churches. Burial will be in Bernardsville.
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Martha
Stevens
Robert L
Mary
Martha B. Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
Bernardsville
N. J
St. Hernard’s Church
T. A. Conover
Father Magill
Church of the Holy Innocents
James Clayton Mitchell
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Longshoreman's Body Found in Hudson River Dock Area
The drowned man, about forty, was found floating in the Hudson River near the Pocahontas Coal Company's docks at Ninth Street Hoboken. He appeared to be a longshoreman and had been in the water for several weeks before being taken to Parslow's morgue.
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Hudson River
Pocahontas Coalpany
Ninth Street
Hoboken
Parslow
Steamship lines appoint local agents at Summit Avenue
Flaxs & Company at 591 Summit Avenue announce their appointment as agents for the Phi e Joy line Savannah line Mallory line and the Hawbury American line for the Atlantic Coast routes.
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Flaxs & Company
Summit Avenue
Hgents
Phie Joy Line
Savanah Line
Mallory Line
Hawbury-American Line
Atlae Coast Lines
Mr Armbruster Dinner Draws Silver Set for Greenville Employees
Greenville Schueteenark employees held a weeklong picnic ending with a banquet funded by Mr Armbruster. After supper, music and singing followed a drawing for a silver set. The article mixes garbled lines with stray phrases about August Mil lee and other nonsensical text.
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Greenville Schueteenark
Armbruster
August Millee
Martins Queer Prisoner Vanished In Uncanny Watchman Tale
Patrolman Martian recalls a strange incident in the Boulevard area when a woman, taken by him for being lost, vanished near the Virginia avenue fence as he attempted to call a patrol wagon from the signal box. He searches the area but finds no trace, fearing a haunting near the house once linked to a murder. Colleagues deem his account credible.
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Martian
Communipaw Avenue
Martin
Boyd
Virginia Avenues
Boyd Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Bergen Avenue
George Shaw
Martig
Universalist Church Repair Under Way On Snii Mitavenue
Extensive repairs at the Universalist Church are underway on Snii Mitavenue. Alterations include an interim setup and the construction of a new vestibule and stoop.
Scrappy campaign drama reshapes New Jersey party lines
In Trenton and county centers, factions clash as Republicans fight for nominees in Cumberland, Gloucester, and Camden. Democrats solidify in Burlington and Bordentown, naming Thomas Gash in place of James Birch amid a heated Second District convention. Camden and Cumberland battles predict tense races for sheriff and other offices while party realignments ripple through the Seventh District congressional nomination.
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Jersey City
Trenton
Hiverton
Burlington County
Cumberland
Cape May
Bryan
Committee On
Kansas City
James H. Birch
Burlington
Congress
Birch
Thomas Gash
Bordentown
Gash
Republicana
Gloucester County
Gore
Camden County
United States
David ©. Watkins
Loudenslager
William K. Robertson
William Collins
Sheriff
George W. Branin
Millville
Barton F. Sharp
Aaron Smith
Bridgeton
Charles G. Diament
Cedarville
Granin
Sharp
Diament
Mankee
Branin
Camden
Browning
County Board of Elections
Supreme Court
Perm- Aviva
Bradley
Johnson
Democratic Congress
Cakmel Goorze
Sonn
Marsteph Tit
Amendments to New Jersey Constitution Proposed by 1901 Legislature
The document outlines proposed amendments to the New Jersey Constitution including executive and judiciary changes. It details insertion of new paragraphs for remission of fines, a revised Court of Errors and Appeals structure, Court of Chancery adjustments, creation of Court of Common Pleas, and terms for judges. It also notes publication requirements and notices for the proposed amendments, plus a dated public notice regarding a writ of attachment in Hudson County.
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New Jersey
Senate
House of Assembly
Excl
Court of Errore and Appeals
Supreme Court
Shell
Seaj
Ne Chert
Ubla Court
Court of Chancery
Court of Errory
Eame
Shgtion
Court of Common
Cole Court
Court of Common Press
United States
Warren Dison
Rosalin
Hudson County
Bechnige Place
Surrey City
Chancery
Margaret
Decker A
Sage Pisinanes
Margaret Downey
Hy Fendante
Henry J. Melowh
Court of Cary
C ‘Charten de Chancery
Leand
Chutrien Thompson
Atorean
Atierson
Jersey City
New Sacey
Hudson
State of
Naw
Mock No
Monmouth
Fifth Streets
Iero
Dali House
Pifah Street
Lefeniant
Dewey
Andrew Deweey
Arles D. Thompson
Notice to Contractors Builders Adverts for County Hospital工作
Notice from county officials announcing sealed bids for additions to the Hudson County Hospital at the county asylum site in New Jersey. Bids to be opened and considered by the county board, with selection by a hearing panel and approved plan details to be released to bidders.
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Hudson County Hospital
Colney Asylum
Senauda
Tata Board
County
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Teddy
Ings
Hanks
Cor
York & Grove Sts
Zeller
Whitestone
Carteret Club
Sheriffs
Frank A. Radcliffe
Kaiser
Wanser
Richard A. Motley
Salem
Union Street
Frank A. Radellfe
Holladay Street
Radcliffe
Wne
Lafayette
John Maiser
Ninth Ward
Edward W. Woolley
Department
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Aiser
Sixth Ward
THE
Washington
Gheever-Braden
Jonnohn
Minneapolis Journal
Martha B. Ittron
Steamship Lines
MR. Armbruster
Queer
Universalist
Daviin Frost Peartiy
Tnrber
Ocho
Kay
Thusiasm
Business Men
Biyou
Newark Ave
Eris St
Bijou Cafe and Restaurant Company
Montgomery
Montgomery Street
Board of Street and Water Commissionore
Abenandty Chamber of the City Haaily
Cours Streee
Atest
Ance
Signi Torme
Bid
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Bid Am Boe Ge Engineer
City Mall
Berein Matt Ut
Forse Saneys Wares
Nolan
Sonny
Beneme
Pee Uys Bay
Order of the Board of Street and Walt ‘Commissionsrs
Geo. T. Bouton
Sepe
Tee Bart
Thy County
New Sursey
New
Jere
Goeek
Clancy Furcolyen
M. Karte
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Ube
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Jewauty
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