Raid on West Seventeenth poolroom nets thirty arrests
Inspector Thompson and Captain Moynihan led a raid on a women’s poolroom at 243 and 25 West Seventeenth street. Five men and twenty-eight women were arrested, with equipment, cash, and a check seized. The scene included escapes, rescues, and a police clash testing officer identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventeenth-st
Inspector Thompson
Moynihan
West Twentieth-st
John Martin
No. 7
East One
Robert Smith
East Eighteenth St
Daniel Mullens
Eighth Ave
Antonio Lampel
Theuildings
Colonial Hotel
Joseph Meyers
West Twentieth St
Mercer-st
Latonia
Thompson
Lynch
West Turt Pyenih-Si Station
Brooklyn
St. Is
West Seventeenth St
243
Inpptor Thompson
Moynihans
Galvin
Krowe
Peerorrees
Stamp clerk confesses to using washed internal revenue stamps
Landon T. Davies, a stamp clerk for Kissam, Whitney & Co., was arrested by Revenue Agent Thompson and Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Taylor. He admitted using washed stamps on company contracts, waived examination, and is held on $2,500 bail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon T. Davies
Kissam, Whitney & Co
No. 17
Broadst
Thompson
Internal Revenue
James E. Taylor
Davies
United States
Shields
Ives
East Houston St
Brooklyn
Ken Davies
Boy Testifies Against Father in Narrow Divorce Suit
In a Supreme Court session Justice Russell heard Fannie Caldwell seek a limited divorce from Thomas Caldwell. Their 13 year old son William Harold Caldwell testified for the mother alleging the father drank heavily and abused her. Caldwell denied cruelty and claimed disputes over day plans caused the strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Russell
Supreme Court
Fannie
Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
William Harold Caldwell
Caldwells
Broadst
Octogenarian Merritt Freed In Harlem Court
John H. Merritt eighty one of East One Hundred Twenty Fifth Street was arraigned for non support after forty nine years of marriage. His wife held two Washington avenue properties valued at 4000 dollars each with a 2000 dollar mortgage. Magistrate Meade ordered Merritt to pay his wife four dollars weekly. she warned she might become a public charge if unable to sell the lots. The magistrate discharged Merritt as the bond was being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Merritt
East
Harlem
Merritt
Washington-ave
J. C. Julius Lang- In
Meade
German American Republican Club Formed in XVth District
The German Republicans of the XVth Congress District met at the Union Republican Clubhouse 221 East 104th Street and organized the German American Republican Club of the XVth District. M IL Lobischiner was elected temporary chairman and Adolph Caspari temporary secretary. Many members enrolled and a second meeting was set for tomorrow evening at the same venue to form a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xvth Congress District
Union Republican
East
Republican Club
Mil Lobischiner
Iman
Adolph Caspari
City Clerk P. J. Scully’s forged check drawn
City Clerk P. J. Scully reported a forged check for 12 dollars used to pay Park and Tilford for cigars. A messenger delivered the cigars and the check was cashed. Scully discovered the fraud, kept the cigars, and pursued the forger but has not identified the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Scully
Park & Tilford’s
No Alimony Granted in Ward Separation Case
Justice Smyth denied Mrs. Victorine Ward's bid for $5000 counsel fees and $2000 monthly alimony in her separation suit against Eber B Ward. The court questioned jurisdiction, noting Paris residence and lack of New York residency, and found Mrs. Ward financially secured by assets including $80,000 invested in Chicago. The motion to award alimony was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorine Amelia Herault Ward
Eber Brock Ward
Chimay
Justice Smyth
Supreme Court
Waba
Ward
Blanche
France
Paris
Chicago
Fire engulfs Ketcham grain and brick buildings in West End blaze
A blaze at George E. Ketcham & Co. grain stores consumed 125000 bushels of grain and two five story brick buildings between 7 and 9 a.m. Yesterday. Loss pegged at 140000 with 75000 insured. No injuries. walls collapsed and smoke hindered crews as fireboats could not reach the scene. Origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Ketcham & Co
West End Ave
Harry Butler
New York Central
New Yorker
Zephar Mills
Para
William Ketcham
Son of Prominent Man in Court
The son of a well known figure appeared in court today amid a reserved proceeding. Details remained sparse as the case moved to the next docket with no immediate disposition announced.
Whyland Held for Disorderly Conduct in Harlem Court
William P Whyland 29 son of Thurber Whyland & Co was arraigned in Harlem Police Court on disorderly conduct after a 2 am disturbance at his home. He was held on zero bail for examination but later permitted to go to visit his dying mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Whyland
Thurber, Whyland & Co
West Broadway and
Readest
Harlem
Francis J. Worcester
West One Hundred-And-Forty-Fourth-St
Young Whyland
Worcester
Meade
Whyland
Woman Held On Homicide Charge In Lamp Attack
Mrs. Kate Schuman, boarding house keeper at 215 East Seventy sixth Street, arraigned for homicide after a lamp thrown at Mrs. Karenberg ignited her clothing and caused fatal burns. Police report the victim died at Presbyterian Hospital and her husband remains in critical condition. Coroner to decide charges as boarders who drank and fought after the incident were arrested. William Dunn and Thomas Coyle identified among suspects tied to a prior soda water theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Schuman
East Seventy-sixth St
Kate Karenberg
Henry
Two Drown In Hell Gate After Bowery Bay Swell
Three men were tossed from a skiff when the Bowery Bay ferryboat from Ninety-second Street to Astoria sent a large swell toward the East River. Two men drowned, one survived by clinging to the boat before rescue at Astoria. The survivor, James Mulvaney of 29 Welling Street Astoria, was not harmed. Michael Plunkett of 87 Grand Avenue Astoria knew one companion. the third man's name was unknown. The rescuer, John Donnelly, keeper of Hell Gate Light, saved Mulvaney and brought him to the Seventy Fourth Precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Gate
Bowery Bay
Astoria
Long Island
John Donnelly
Hell Gate Light
Seventy-fourth Precinct
James Mulvaney
Wellingst
Michael Plunkett
Grand-ave
Plunkett
Italian Man Dies In Saloon Fight On Grand St
In a noon skirmish at a saloon on Grand St a man named Thomas Rocco aged about 40 was killed after a knife fight with Joseph Caimane. Caimane, 37, was arrested on a homicide charge and to be arraigned in Grant St police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 630 Grandst
Thomas Rocco
No. 402
Prospect Place
Joseph Caimane
Rocco
Caimane
Grant St
James P Bennett Dead After Service Career
James P Bennett died at his daughter Mrs William H Harrigan’s home in White Stone aged eighty eight. He served thirty eight years with the city police force including twenty in the detective division. He leaves three sons William H Charles and Samuel Bennett and one daughter. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Bennett
William H. Harrigan
Whitestone
Fife
William H
Charles
Samuel Bennett
Deaths on Long Island Report Two Clergy and a Banjo Player
The Rev William J Hamilton assistant rector of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Debevoise Place near De Kalbave died Saturday at his home after a year's illness from dropsy. He had earlier served in Greenpoint and St Anthony's Church and studied at St Francis Xavier's. Charles T Plummer sixty four, a vaudeville and Tony Pastor's stage alumnus and longtime Navy Yard worker, died Sunday night at his Division Avenue home from complications of diseases. He was a longtime member of the Montauk Tribe of Red Men Brooklyn and funeral services were planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hamilton
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Debevoise Place
de Kalbave
Father Hamilton
Jefferson-ave
Father Malone
St. Francis Xavier's
Grand Pier F
Montreal
St. Anthony's Church
Greenpoint
Charles T. Plummer
Tony Pastors
Dide
Division Ave
Mr. Plummer
Navy Yard
Montauk Tribe
Order of Red Men
Brooklyn
Navy Yard repairs after Dupont collision estimated weeks
Officers say it will take at least six weeks to repair the torpedo boat Dupont after it struck the Newport quay last week. The bow was bent eight feet and Naval Constructor Bowles praised the hull’s resilience. A court martial is likely to determine blame. Paymaster Jackson will head the naval storehouse at Cavite. Congress authorized improvements at Brooklyn Navy Yard including Building No. 8 work, paving, sewers, crib removal, and a $100,000 fire protection project. A $1,000,000 drydock plan is pending plans approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
DupOnt
Newport
Bowles
Thoard
Jackson
Cavité
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Congress
Cob Dock
Cornerstone Laying Off for New County Courthouse
Mineola Long Island June 11 The Board of Supervisors abandoned the plan to lay the cornerstone on June 20 during the Queens Nassau Agricultural Society summer fair. Governor Roosevelt will be invited to lay the stone and the date will be set at his discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt
Bronze memorial tablet for Dr Cornelius N Hoagland placed in Hoagland lab
A large bronze memorial tablet honoring Dr Cornelius N Hoagland was installed in the Hoagland laboratory at Henry and Pacific streets. The gift comes from the physicians of Long Island College Hospital and the bronze bust is in bass relief, designed by J Scott Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius N. Hoagland
Hoagland Laboratory
Henry and Pacific Sts
Physicians of
Long Island College Hospital
J. Scott Hartley
Dr. Hoagland
Census enumeration districts progress report
Walter B. Atterbury oversees sixteen completed enumeration districts with 88 remaining. Agents report steady work and no complaints against enumerators. completion is expected by next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Atterbury
Russian Finance Rep in New York Loan Talks
Wall Street showed mild interest in a report that M. Rothstein of St. Petersburg, a representative of the Russian Minister of Finance, pressed downtown financiers for preliminaries to a government loan. The head of a major bank would not confirm contact, but offered a cautious view on success. Previous dispatches placed Rothstein in London en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
M. Rothstein
St. Petersburg
London
New York
Franklin Trust appoints Gates D Fahnestock as secretary
Gates D Fahnestock formerly general agent of Empire Transportation Company based in Seattle will be installed as secretary of the Franklin Trust Company of Brooklyn this morning. He follows James Roped who resigned Saturday from 119 State Street. Mr Cowing has been with the Franklin Trust Company since 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates D. Fahnestock
Empire Transportation Company
Seattle
Franklin Trust Company
Brooklyn
James Roped
State St
Cowing
Meeting of the Presbytery in New York City
The Presbytery of New York held a session at the First Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. Commissioners reported on the recent General Assembly in St Louis. Joseph McInnis was ordained an evangelist and licensed to preach and accepted a call at a Congregational church in Tuckahoe. Walter Campbell, a Princeton Seminary student, was taken under care as a ministry candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth-ave
Eleventh-st
General Assembly
St. Louis
Joseph McInnis
McInnis
Tuckahoe
Walter Campbell
Princeton Seminary
Packer Girls Graduate in Brooklyn Chapel Ceremony
The Packer Institute held the class of 1900 graduation in its flower adorned Brooklyn chapel. Isabel Atterbury presented diplomas. Dr. Truman J. Backus gave the doxology. Graduates included Mary B. R. Jennings and Henrietta Jones among others. several received diplomas by certificate after leaving Packer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Institute
Brooklyn
M. B. Foster
Bessie M. Bates
Mary B. R. Jennings
Susan D. Benedict J. Campbell
Inez M. Allen T S. Crittenden
J. Campbell
William Morris
Aera
Isabel N. Atterbury
Truman J. Backus
Murder theory shadows car accident case at Bergen and Franklin
James Duffy of 67 Beld Avenue asserts the dead man Peter F. O Reilley was killed and placed on tracks after a Sunday incident near Bergen Street and Franklin Avenue. O Reilley’s father, P J O Reilly, suspects homicide, while police dismiss the theory. Duffy and conductor Charles Smith face bail in Grant Street court over vehicle charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duffy
Beld-ave
Marcy-ave
Peter F. O'Reilley
Bergen-st
Franklin-ave
O’reilley
P. J. O’reilley
Peter F. O’reilley
Coney Island
Bergenst
Grand Ave
Duffy
Steers
Grantst
Charles Smith
P. J. O’redley
Heroic Rescue Of Three Men Off Long Island Sloop
A sloop capsized near Idlesleigh Long Island early yesterday morning. Three young men aboard were rescued by other rowers traveling from City Island. Survivors were brought ashore exhausted and revived after medical aid, later returning to New York. Names of two other rescuers and passengers are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Neck
Long Island
Idlesleigh
William H. Arnold
City Island
New York
Russ
Patrolman Kicked by Picnickers to Police Court
Patrolman Julius Schroeder of the Seventy Fourth Precinct Astoria testified in court after being punched and kicked by six men said to be members of the Arnetta Social Club. The assailants were arrested and all were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schroeder
Seventy-fourth Precinct
Astoria
Arnetta
Hve
Manhattan
Railroad Stations Robbed on Long Island
On June 11 thieves broke into the Glen Cove station stealing a small amount from candy slot machines. At Northport the Old Northport station was entered early yesterday and burglars took express goods and the contents of a machine. J H Stansbury grocery on East Main street also entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
Long Island
Northport
Old Northport
J. H. Stansbury
East Main St
May Increase Scope of Library Considered by Society
At a special Long Island Historical Society meeting set for June 21 at 6 p m a proposal to broaden the library scope will be discussed. The plan envisions a general and historical library to foster books lectures and addresses and possibly publish works. It also aims to promote fine arts acquire preserve and exhibit art objects and collect historic items for preservation and display. The idea was previously examined but deemed not feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Historical Society
Faulty rivets delay New East River Bridge towers
O F Nichols assistant engineer in charge said twenty tons of rivets were rejected as faulty causing a trifling delay in final completion of the New East River Bridge towers. Towers now expected to be completed by August as contractors suspend raising material until lower riveted sections are finished. A new rivet supply is expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Nichols
East River
Mr. Nichols
Health department orders fumigation in Brooklyn tenements
The Health Department of Brooklyn sent a squad with fumigating apparatus to Italian tenement houses on Skillman Avenue near Union Avenue to curb a diphtheria outbreak. Plumbing is described as very poor and owners will be required to conform to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
Brooklyn
Skillman-ave
Union-ave
Builder Beidler Dies by Own Hand After Ill Health Struggle
John V. Beidler a 68 year old builder of 613 Glenmore avenue placed a .82 calibre revolver in his mouth and shot twice dying yesterday after a nine year kidney illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Beidler
Glenmoreave
Opposition to Saloon Licenses Stirs Police Board Meeting
The Riverside and Morningside Heights Association led by F. M. Burdick protested a license for Edward B. Webber at Broadway 2871. They argued the license revocation proceedings are still pending as residents near One hundred twenty fifth street and Seventh Avenue oppose a concert hall at that site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside and
Morningside Heights
F. M. Burdick
Edward B. Webber
No. 2
Broadway
Seventh-ave
Harlem
Akron
Tivol
Brooklyn Leader Considers Storrs Statue
Edward M. Grout, president of the Borough of Brooklyn, said he would call a meeting of citizens to discuss erecting a statue in memory of the Rev. Dr. Richard Storrs once a sizeable body of representative borough men shows support. He added he is personally in favor of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Grout
Borough of
Brooklyn
Richard 8. Storrs
Mr. Grout
Sculptor Dies by Own Action After Wife's Death
Despondent over the recent death of his second wife, Holger Boeck, a 38 year old sculptor, committed suicide yesterday morning by swallowing prussic acid at the home of his brother in law, Saren Bader, at 310 First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holger Boeck
Saren Bader
First-st
Drowned Chief Engineer Identified After Coney Death
The body found off Coney Island on Sunday morning was identified as Thomas Olsen chief engineer of the steam ship Tecnico now at Pier No 14 East River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Thomas Olsen
Tecnico
East River
Centenarian Mary Denehan Dies After a Century
Mrs. Mary Denehan died at her home 243 Fifteenth Street on Saturday afternoon aged 100 years and two months. Funeral at the Church of St. John the Evangelist this morning. Born in Rathmore Edendery Kings County Ireland she came to this country at age thirty. She survived her husband Michael Denehan and left a daughter Canty Mary Boylan of Evergreens Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Denehan
Fifteenth St
Church of
St. John the Evangelist
Eastern District Sabbath School Association Holds 39th Anniversary
The thirty ninth anniversary meeting was held at the New England Congregational Church South Ninth Street. Reports show forty schools in the district with 14 294 scholars and 1 438 teachers. The treasurer’s report notes collections for the merits at bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern District Sabbath School Association
New England Congregational Church
South Ninth-st
Coffey Appeal Heard Tomorrow in Kings County Case
The Court of Appeals will hear Senator Michael J. Coffey's bid for reinstatement to the Kings County Democratic Committee in Saratoga tomorrow. Attorneys Isaac M. Kapper and Luke D. Stapleton will represent Senator Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Michael J. Coffey
Kings County Democratic Committee
Saratoga
Isaac M. Kapper
Luke D. Stapleton
Coffey
Cruelty Charge Filed Against Babylon Man
Justice Cooper issued a warrant for Treadwell Wood a colored man accused of gross cruelty to three children of his housekeeper. He allegedly held their hands to heated stones until flesh blistered. Authorities say they know where he is and will bring him to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Long Island
Atlantic City Parade Linked to Republican National Convention
New Jersey voters and officials discuss anticipated political contests and candidate lineups across counties Passaic Burlington Cape May Hunterdon Middlesex and Sussex. The piece notes Gardner’s parade role and Eaton related party plans plus Fowler’s critique of Bryan in The Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Cape May
Hunterdon
Middlesex
Passaic
Sussex
Burlington County
Church reports strong foreign mission support in 68th synod
At Asbury Park on June 11 the General Synod resumed sessions and received the 68th annual Foreign Missions report. It shows $116,495 spent last year with 23 missionary stations and 230 out stations. The church supports six hospitals and has 39 churches serving 4,597 communicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Board of Foreign Missions
Doctor narrowly escapes electrocution in hotel elevator
Dr. Eugene Ripley former West End Hotel owner in Asbury Park was shocked while replacing a fuse for the elevator. He touched an exposed live wire and lost consciousness. His face burned black and he is expected to carry scars for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Eugene 8. Ripley
West End
Mortgage to Morton Trust Company Records in Plainfield
A $500000 mortgage for forty years was recorded in Plainfield. The Plainfield Gas and Electric Light Company issued five hundred bonds of $1000 each, payable in gold coin with 5 percent interest semi annually. The instrument bears stamps totaling $24950 and signatures of Morton Trust Company officials and gas company officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Morton Trust Company
New York
Plainfield Gas and Electric Light Company
Levi P. Morton
M. Francis
The
Trust Company
Jerry G. Runkle
J. C. Pope
Gas and Electric Company
Artisans Win Eight Hour Day In Plainfield
Plainfield June 11 Special The eight hour day for building trades artisans is assured with the Painters and Decorators' Union last to demand the shorter day. All but one boss painter agree and the new arrangement starts August 1 with pay at $2.60 per day. Plumbers tinners masons and carpenters already work eight hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Painters and Decorators
Trolley Line Work Stalled Over Grade Crossing
Plainfield June 11 Special The Riker Hine trolley syndicate building the Westfield Rahway cross county line halts at Picton. Promoters refuse to build an overhead bridge while Lehigh Valley Railroad refuses grade crossing, officials insisting against any crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Riker-Hine Trolley Syndicate
Westfield
Rahway
Picton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh
Outing for Mothers and Children at Montclair Woods
Two hundred mothers and children from the Gospel Settlement in New York City led by Mrs. Sarah Bird will visit Upper Montclair on Wednesday for a picnic in the Da Cunha woods. The event kicks off a summer series for New York's poor, ongoing if funds permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
New York City
Sarah Bird
Upper Montclair
da Cunha Woods
New York
Drowned in Cheesequakes Creek Near Matawan
George Geyer aged eighteen son of farmer G J Geyer drowned while bathing in Cheesequakes Creek near Matawan. Several friends heard him cry for help and attempted a rescue but failed. The body was recovered this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matawan
George Geyer
G. J. Geyer
Cheesequakes Creek
Bathin
Geyer
Ramta Eto
Arewa
Polygamy in Newark Leads to Curious Census Tale
A Newark census taker encountered a man with two wives from different times and places. The husband explained he split wages, giving half to each wife, who jointly lived with him and his children in the Hill district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Smith
the Hill
Gretehhen
Frieda
Germany
Supreme Court decision on bank assessment in Trenton case
Justice Dixon delivers opinion in Mechanics' National Bank of Trenton v city of Trenton. Court upholds full market value assessment using capital surplus and undivided profits, allowing non taxable securities to influence value. Also dismisses service issue against New York New Haven Hartford Railway and disbarment actions against Lentz and Noonan. Cruel treatment of a little girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Justice Dixon
Supreme Court
Mechanics’ National Bank of
New-York, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company
Maryland
Charles F. Carroll
New Haven
Jersey City
Harlem
Carl Lentz
Newark
Joseph Noonan
Paterson Child Cruelty Probe In Ridgewood Home
Police investigate alleged abuse of Gussie Krouskof twelve held by aunt Augusta Huttermeyer in Ridgewood. Girl says she was beaten with chair rungs and fence rails and starved, forced to shave snow barefoot. Huttermeyer denies charges while her daughter corroborates the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttermeyer
Krouskof
New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Plank Road Toll End
The New Jersey Supreme Court has upheld the quo warranto suit by Newark manufacturers through the Attorney General Grey against the Newark Plank Road Company. The decision ends toll collection after February 1899 when the charter expired and will make the road free to the public. The long contest for a free road concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Supreme Court
Newark
Grey
Newark Plank Road Company
Comny
Court of
Plank Road Company
New York and New Jersey Telephone seeks 50 year Elizabeth franchise
The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company offers 375 a mile for street use to lay a conduit and provides twenty five free telephones for city business. It also pledges free police department service within a twenty mile radius and seeks a fifty year franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New York
President McKinley criticised over Paris exposition barroom
At a New Brunswick district meeting of Methodist ministers in Ocean Grove on June 11 the ministers denounced President McKinley for allowing a barroom at the Paris Exposition. One minister said he could have blocked the barroom as easily as closing the Government Building on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
New Brunswick
McKinley
United States
Women to Replace Men as Coremakers at Atha & Co Newark
The Newark steel firm Atha & Co plans to hire women as coremakers, replacing about thirty male workers. Wages range from 150 to 250 dollars daily, with women favored for small cores and men for large ones. Prior experiments occurred years ago in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atha & Co
Newark
Elizabeth
Jersey City Mayors Invites Boer Envoys
Mayor Hoos invited the Boer envoys to visit Jersey City. Commissioners replied with regrets at not accepting the invitation while urging continued interest in their righteous cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoos
Jersey City
Bank president backs park spending for Bayonne and North Hudson
Edward F. C. Young of the First National Bank of Jersey City pushes a $0,000 allocation for two county parks in Bayonne and North Hudson, reflecting his long held Hudson County political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. C. Young
First National Bank of
Jersey City
Hudson County
Bayonne
North Hudson
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