Welcome Home: Father Smith Receives Warm Jersey City Parade
The Rector of John’s Church Tuulevart returns from a long voyage abroad to a joyous homecoming in Marion with a parade and a $1,000 gift. Crowds line Cottage Street to St Paul Avenue as children, church bands, and officials celebrate his travels from Lourdes to Rome and Lourdes then recount his audiences with the Pope and Cardinal Satolli.
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Patrick Smith
John's Church
Tuulevart
van Finkle
Marion Seeton
Father Smith
Coupe
Thrasher Smith
Fayhir Daffy
Selehanty
Father Preson
Cottage
Doubrand
Mordini
James J. Dowling
John R. Hennessey
Wolters
St. Alphonsus
New ‘York
James Coyle
Lanter Cheriers
Newark
Tiey
Father Amith
John R. Hennessy
Biternal
Lourdes
France
Germany
Scotland
England
Emerald Isle
St. Michael
St. Sebastian
Columbus
Gibralter
Royal
Bimo’s
Naples
St. Januarius
Pather Ryan
Myzelf
Rome
Celteras
Subterranes Labrynth
St. Paul'a
Manilbertine
Roor
Sen. Peter and
Tyanee
Florence
Plovenes
Venice
Padua
St. Anthony
Milan
Suzarne
Bwitseeland
Geneva
Monsignor Seton
Roime
Father Ryan
Cardinal Satolli
Jersey City
America
Live Notes From Town Reports Odd Snakes and Local Quips
Dr John D McGill returns from a Gettysburg trip and attends Police Board tonight. Walter Stuart captures a colored water pilot snake in Glendale near Hackensack River and displays it in alcohol. A brown thrush visits Symes restaurant and feeds a cat. Police HQ structure shows cracks needing shoring up. Fire and police officials mingle amid local political chatter. Detectives Larkins and McNally monitor trains. Higgins to attend Chicago convention. Larkins questioned Doyle about a detective yarn writer. Joseph Porlminster joins Elks with pride in lapel pins.
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Walter Stuart
Monticello Avenue
Glendale Wools
Hackensack River
Stuart
City Hall walkways slick with thousands of worms
Unclear OCR text describes walkways near City Hall covered in worms. Fragmentary details about a person or event are unreadable. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations present.
Eighth Ward Democratic Club Endorses Jersey City News
A large turnout met at the Eighth Ward Democratic Club meeting, Harrison and Monticello avenues. President Francis Gormley led, endorsing The Jersey City News as the official club organ. James Baker and James Clarke supported adoption, praising the paper as democratic and essential. Resolutions praised the paper’s growth and called for wider circulation and unbiased political news. Clarke predicted Democratic success. James Flaherty outlined a permanent Young Men’s Democrat Club with plans to aid both parties. New members James Campbell, Corneliny Noontin, and James N. Braden were chosen. October 12 set for officer elections. bowling plans and a championship team were organized with Edward Edwards as captain.
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Eighth Ward
Robnn
Harrison and
Montlcllo Avenues
Francis Gormley
Jersey City
James Baker
James GC. Clarke
Democratic Club
Jersey City News
Chub
Tdemocracy
Register Clarke
James Flaherty
Young Men's Democrat Club
James Campbell
Corneliny Noontin
James N. Braden
Edward Edwards
James Clarke
Clu
Murphy’s Horse Gallops Through Turf Cafe Scene
Patrons at Turf Cafe on Pullwade Avenue and owner Murphy watched in disbelief as Murphy’s horse Norae trotted through a side door startling customers. He offered oats to calm the animal and led it back to the stables.
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Pullwade Avenue
Murphy
Raffle of Lot-Postponed in Beare-Ball Coop Avenues
Inclement weather delays raffle event to support Saint Patrick’s Boy Scouts at Beare Ball Coop. Postponement announced at Brat Cleir Creuinn. Officials urge attendees to monitor notices for updated date and time.
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St. Pucick
BO. Coorch
Cleir Creuinn
Geissenhainer Named in Tariff Reform Drive
Jacob Augustus Geissenhainer, born 1840 in New York, a long time Democrat with three Congressional terms, was named by Red Bank delegate James B. Degnan at a Long Branch convention. The gathering condemned Republicans over trusts and urged tariff reform as the remedy for evils.
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Torsey City
Long Branch
Nomini
A. Cellenebslanges
Lours
Benjaiala F. Howall
Middlesex
Ocean
Monmouth
George Silzer
New Brunswick
George A. Viehmann
Viehmann
Republican Party
W. H. Henderson
Red Bank
Fudge J. Clarence Qunever
Freehold
Howell
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
William Jennings Bryan
Committee On
South Street
Geissenhainer
Congress
Hoffman
September Weddings in Summit Avenue Church
Mr Elsworth Teets of New York City married Maggie Bila Lucas of Easton Pa on September 18 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Summit Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev Friedrick Holter with Mrs Beth Lucas as witness.
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Elsworth Teets
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street
New York City
Maggie Bila Lucas
Easton
St. Paul's Tutheran Church
Summit Avenue
Friedrick Holter
Beth Lucas
Blaser and Tallichet Tie Towns in Summit Avenue Ceremony
The marriage of Frederick Blaser of 1864 Fulton Street Brooklyn to Eraine Tallichet of 116 Seventh Street Newark occurred at St. Pauls Lutheran Church parsonage on Summit Avenue. The Rev. Friedrick Holter officiated and A. Riemuller witnessed.
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Frederick, Blaser
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Eraine Tallichet
Seventh Street
Newark
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Summit Avenue
Friedrick Holter
A. Riemuller
Benner Flath Wedding Held at Covert Street Home
A home wedding took place yesterday at 20 Covert Street with Miss Wilhemina Flath marrying Edward Adam Jacob Benner of 14 Covert Street. Rev Friedrick Holter officiated. Best man James Louise Benner, brother of the groom, assisted. The couple hail from Oneida County, New York.
Tanner Wallace Wedding Report From Central Ave Church
Mr Charles R Taner and Rebecca Wallace were married September 20 at the Parsonage of the Central Ave Fine Reformed Church Plieter. The ceremony took place in a modest setting with family and friends in attendance.
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Charles R. Taner
Rebecca Wallace Werd
Avefine Reformed Con Bawers
Faba Yeadiod
Mflsw
Central Labor Onion Named Incomplete Title
Fragmentary OCR mentions labor groups and locations with unclear names. No clear event, date, or organizations are readable. Summarization is constrained by illegible text.
Human Dock Rat Probing the Murder at Hoboken Docks
Captain Olaf Pairson of the lighter Abancond reported two thieves hid under his deck at the Pocahontas Coal docks in Hoboken after boarding in Jersey City. A youth named Ernest Johnson, eighteen from Michigan, was pulled from the deck hole. Johnson pleaded guilty to locking the cabin and was sent to jail pending grand jury action. An inquest into Anna Pulitzer's death follows.
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Olaf Pairson
Abancond
Pocahontas
Hoboken
Jersey City
Olaf
Hagnett
Schneider
Ernest Johnson
Michigan
Pairson
Inquest Opens Over Anna Pulitzer Murder Case
Witnesses recount well known details of the tragedy as coroner Parslow begins the inquest into Anna M. Pulitzer found in Morris Canal near the Hackensack River. Key figures include William S Hooper Young, Assistant D A Charles Studin, and livery witness Charles Evans as crowd and press attend.
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Anna M. Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Hackensack River
William N. Parslawrot
Hart
Sudin
Hint
Parslow
Court House
Puller
Titus
Jormne
Whem
Young
New York
Biling
Stadin
Jerome
Charlee K. Evans
David Powell
Frank J. Gritfin
Joseph A. Jonson
Walter Blair
Joseph A. Johnson
Union Street
Jersey City
Blair
Prospect Street
Newark
James Sullivan
Michael Cullen
Bridge Tewor
Charles SK. Hyans
Hoboken Rivers
Phe
Jersey City News
Police Board To Meet For Sensitive Fourth Precinct Report
The Board of Police Commissioners meets tonight in the First Criminal Court room. Chief Benjamin F. Murphy will present an extensive report on charges against Fourth Precinct officials including Captain McKuaig and Roundsmen Ramsey and Noonan. The Chief withholds details. multiple officers face possible trial for further misconduct.
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Murphy
Fourth Precinct
Board of Police Commissioners
Benjamin F. Murphy
August Ziegener
Edward Green
McKuaig
Ramsey
Noonan
Green
Lackawanna Y M C A Banquet Noted By Officials
The Lackawanna Railroad M C A hosted a banquet last evening in its rooms above the Hoboken depot for association committeemen and officials. About one hundred guests attended including International Secretary B B Smith of New York State Secretary Andrews of New Jersey and Hoy Charles J Meade of the First Methodist Church Hoboken.
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The
Lackawanna Railroad ¥. M. C. A
Hoboken
Association
B. B. Smith
New York
Andrews
New Jersey
Hoy
Charles J. Meade
First Methodist Church
Churchill Seeks Davis Visit in Secaucus Borough Office
The Secaucus Borough Collector Churchill plans a morning visit to Mr Davis, noting prior tensions and seeking clarity on a pending matter. The exchange hints at administrative contention and a push for forthcoming mediation.
Fifth Ward Democratic Club Meeting Tonight
The Fifth Ward Democratic Club will hold a meeting this evening at their quarters Brunswick and Mercer streets. Business of importance will be transacted concerning the coming campaign and mobilization for election day.
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Fifth Ward
Democratic Club
Brunswick
Mercer
Stevens Institute Graduation List Names Hoboken Winners
The Stevens Institute in Hoboken announced the pass list for the entrance examination with 100 candidates from New Jersey New York and other regions. The names cover towns including Jersey City Newark Orange Montclair East Orange Union Hill Hoboken Weehawken Belmar Maywood Trenton and more. The awardees from Newark Stomit Orange Hoboken and Paterson are named among the successful candidates from various areas including Mexico and Europe.
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Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Torundred
Try
Mexico
Europe
Jersey City
James BE. Pinkney
Linden Avenue
Clarence G. Kilby
York Street
Jom Beekman
Cyrus ¥. Bissell
Booth de Forrest
Hal Forman English
Albert Ga
Fifth Street
Eugene A. Matthews
Walter H. Tange
Garden Street
Hugh Wothington
Hudson Street
Joseph L. Casper
George Parson
J. Howard Deppeler
Herman Deverberg
Ernest FP. Freng
Newark
James Edward Baremore
Elias Baumgartner
R. Frank Carey
Fiteray L. Eder
D. G. Wagner
Frank MaeLehose
J. Mulford Dit
Henry B. Cross
Charles Luther
Crowell
Leroy Davey
John Edwin Fosilier
Harold Geiger
Albert H. Hedden
Herbert C. Hemmingrey
Montclair
Willand Fletcher
G. L. Parker
Union Hill
Arthur ©. Mosier
B. A. Reisenberger
West
Grover BR. Asmus
Weehawken
Raymon C. Lewis
Asbury Park
B. R. Romain Como
Hi. Roebling Jarvis
Belmar
Joseph Roebling Jarvis
Maywood
E. A. Schwineke
Trenton
Rapnica G
Syell Nnd
Rosellea
Tohn TD. Stout
Stanhone
P. B. Baldwin
Madison
G. Barrow
Warren B. Denton
Englewood
Frederick Wohilfert
Freehold
George H. Coffrey
Rutherford
Howard Blindinger
Seth H. Bly
W. Haeter
Richfiehi
William Peterson
Leonia
Charles 8. Memann
Morris Pliins
Alfred My Vail
Broomfield
L A. Ventres
New Brunswick
J. W. Conger
Paterson
John Wheeler
Edward FP. de Tezor
Hackettstown
A. BR
Vesceltis
Manasquan
Complex Title From Historic Jersey Chancery Notice
The document records a Jersey chancery sale notice detailing mortgage premises to be sold by sheriff and clerk, listing complainants and defendants, dates in October, and a parcel of property with descriptions, boundaries, and appurtenances. It notes the sale date, location in Hudson County, and references to Pavonia in Jersey City, with names such as Pearl H Ruempler and Margery McGowarth referenced in the estate partition context.
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Sheriff's Base
Chancery
New
Torsey
Jota W
Anna Mo
Soury Burella Walters
Walliam
Amy
Walters
Mortage Premisen
Armanle
Eran
Oeisbér
A.D
Ternicon
Mikd
Commissioners Mull Bargain Plans for Ogden Estate Lots
Commissioners Lembeck Brock and Perry met with Lyman Andrews to discuss buying forty five Ogden estate lots for Ticor View Park expansion. The restate stated the property could not be bought for less than 840,000. A report to October elections is likely to outline funding for the purchase and enlargement of park lands.
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Lembeck, Brock and Perry
Board of Finants
Ogden Estate
Tic
View Park
Lyman & Andrews
Restate
Scoters Ee NL Probaly
Riparian Board in Session Over Terrain Routing
The Riparian Board convened to review four tons of geotats with routing matters pending. Secretary J Tagtig presided as the session opened with routine administrative items and anticipated action on the routing proposals.
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geoDts
Busiittins
J Tagtig
Indite
Seatenen
Torerner Eigen Rot
Asd
Land Sale Notice in Jersey City Courthouse Decree
Public notice details a land sale by order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey at Jersey City. The parcel sits on the Monmouth and Fifth streets corner, measures twelve feet by fifty feet, and includes a dwelling known as Lat Th in Cy Blow Ro. The sale occurs Wednesday October 22 at noon, with proceeds and conditions defined by decree.
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Cor
Gmt Manry
Stetshy
Toeloe
Congerry
New Jereuy
Forde
Wien
Jerey
Jeeser
Hudson
Newaim
Tooh
Georroly
Monmouth
Bern
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Gettysburg
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Symes
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Warren Streets
Larkins and McNally
Pennsylvania
Frank J. Higgins
National Republican League of Clubs
Chicago
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Michael Doyle
Montgomery
Larkins
Doyle
Connin' Doyle
Joseph Porlminster
Elks
the News
Eighth Ward Democratic Club
Hill
Murphy's
Geissenhainer Named
Lucas
Benner-Flath
Central Labor
Anna Pulitzer
Churchill
MR. Davis
Romao. Churchill
Secaucus
Aiong
Fifth Ward Democratic Club
NEWS
Stevens Boys
Seber
Sinaies
Les Micaye
Atin Saal Ferry
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Brock
Jersey
Vas
Harsterty
Uae
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Sussax
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Oxaber
Greta
Fang
Hulton
Sion
Joe Tuing
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Hedom Councy
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Ruempler
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Finance Goi- —Missioners
Riparian Board
Mapter
Alcuont
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