Fire Alarm Box Locations and Procedures In New Brunswick
Fire alarm boxes listed across Raritan Copper Works Wise and Lewis Streets Madison and Paterson Market and First Streets Ith and High Streets New Brunswick Ave and New St State and Smith Streets Buckingham Ave and Hartford St Commerce and Front Streets High and Washington Streets State St and Buckingham Ave Hall Avenue and Charles Street State and Wayne Streets Near United Lead Works Washington and First Streets New Brunswick Ave and Elmet Smith Street and Watson Avenue Commerce and State Streets Front and Smith Streets Water and Gordon Streets 74 Kearny Avenue and Gordon Street 81 Smith and Herbert Streets RI Woodbridge Road Washington St Lehigh Ave and Stanford Street Near City Hospital Maurer provides alarm procedure and calls for various fire and police responses. Before election notice, determine likely new water commissioner. State Supreme Court Perkins tax ruling contrasted with Standard Oil fine. Judges as gubernatorial contenders suggest judiciary proximity to politics. A Newport monkey party joke concludes.
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Raritan Copper
Wise
Lewis Streets
Madison Ave
Paterson St
First
Ith
High
New Brunswick Ave
New St
State
Smith Streets
Buckingham Ave
Hartford St
Front
Weather forecast for the middle states and New England
The Middle States and New England will see fair weather today with lower temperatures and lighter winds. Friday brings fair to partly cloudy skies with moderate temperatures. Saturday turns partly cloudy to overcast with slightly higher temperatures and possible local rain in northern districts.
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Middle States
New England
Water Board Scrutiny Urged by Evening News Editorial
The Evening News calls for a senate investigation into the local water department amid rumors and alleged secrecy. It argues the appointive water board failed to deliver, urging inquiry to reveal who aldermen would support for future appointments.
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Water Board
Local Notes and Quips from a Summer Scene
A collage of witty lines and small items including a comic bill coda about Taft, a butcher joke, and a remark on an heiress’s figure. It notes a boy rescued from a cistern and asks about summer band concerts. A new morning comet and a third alligator found in the Shrewsbury river are reported with casual commentary.
Snipe Shooting and Other Tales Highlight Hunting and Travel
Charles F. Holder on snipe shooting in wet corn fields and Ernest Mc Gaffey on Irish letter stories join Clare Tinan and J. J. B. with Little Motor Trips Around Manhattan by A. B. Tucker. Regular departments offer hunting fishing automobiling and motor boating insights. James Watson reviews last season's show dogs for enthusiasts.
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Charles F. Holder
Ernest McGaffey
Clare Tinan
Manhattan
A. B. Tucker
James Watson
Civil Service Exams Soon Across Numerous Positions
The local civil service board lists many examinations to be held nationwide. Open to all applicants, details and applications are available from the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington D C. Positions include clerks, engineers, teachers, physicians, statisticians, and more across multiple services and agencies.
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Board of Civil Service Examiners
United States Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Aid
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Philippine Service
Isthmian Canal Service
Naval Observatory
August Success Magazine content overview
The August issue features Frederick Upham Adams on gold supply and the demise of gold as a value standard, Henry Beach Needham’s baseball politics piece, Ernest Thompson Seton on Dogs of Song, Josiah Flynt’s Wall Street crooks chapter, H S Cooper’s Tennessee hills romance The Moonshiners, lighter tales Hinkins Prudence and Helmstaedter’s Piano Home, poems by Runyon Crowell Eaton, Claudia Quigley Murphy on The Sanitary Home, plus mid-summer cover imagery of swimmers. Includes photo reviews of Grand American Handicap English Derby and Olympia Horse Show, with features on Royal Yachts, horse breeding science, spaniels, a bear hunter, canoe portage, and angling Venice.
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Success Magazine
Success
Frederick Upham Adams
Adams
Henry Beach Needham
Baseball Trust
Ernest Thompson Seton
Josiah Flynt
Underworld
Wall Street
Number
H. S. Cooper
Tennessee Mountains
Hinkins
Prudence
Chariton Lawrence Edholm
Helmstaedter
William Hamilton Osborne
Alfred Damon Runyon
Norman H. Crowell
Earle Hooker Eaton
Claudia Quigley Murphy
Chicago
Tammany
Dick’ Croker
Olympia
London
Royal Yachts and Yachtsmen
Fritz Morris
P. M. Babcock
Edward Cave
Lillian Raymond Mallock
Sand Islands
Venice
South River Corporation forms fire proof building material maker
The company incorporating in Trenton under the name Alig num Asbestos Lumber Company lists registered office at South River Middlesex County with agent James A Wheeler and capital stock of 1.5 million dollars. Incorporators are James A Wheeler Walter E Cooke and James P Cooke to manufacture fire proof building material.
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South River Corporation
Trenton
Alignum Asbestos Lumber Company
South River
Middlesex County
James A. Wheeler
Walter E. Cooke
James P. Cooke
The Theatres Fifth Avenue Opens With Star Cast
Mrs. Mary G. Spooner returns to Keith and Proctor's Fifth Avenue theatre in a four act rural drama The Village Postmaster with a large cast led by Miss Edna May Sner and Augustus Phillips. Keith and Proctor stage vaudeville at 125th Street Harlem Jersey City Union Square and Twenty third Street houses stages feature Bailey and Austin Dan Sherman Mabel Deforrest and a variety of acts across multiple venues.
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Fifth Avenue
Keith and Procijor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mary G. Spooner
John Harper
Miranda
Augustus Phillips
East
Harold Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson Hughes
Benj. F. Wilson
Ebenezer Todd
Arthur Evers
Ben Deane
Edwin H. Curtis
Seth Huggins
Bailey
Austin
Europe
Dan Sherman
Mabel Deforrest
San Dago
Sherman
A. O. Duncan
John Martin
Donat Bedini
Jersey City
Keith
Proctor
New York
Delmore
Ward Brothers
Harlem Opera House
Byron Douglas
Keith and Proctor
Harlem
Prince Karl
Charles Clavering Gunter
Richard Mansfield
German Empire
Mr. Douglas
Gunter
Union Square
Rooney
Bent
Pat Rooney
Felix
Barry
Danny Mann
William Inman & Company
Raymond and
Caverly
Anna Doherty
Winton
Twenty-third Street
Edwards Davis
J. W. Kelly
London
Clarice Vance
Curtis, Palmer & Company
Trovollo
Hanson
Nelson
Scott
First Man Stripped of License Under Bishops Law
William I. Goodwin, a Trenton saloon keeper, becomes the first in New Jersey to lose his license under the Sunday liquor selling provisions of the Bishops Law. Complainants Rev. Father Henry B. Ward of St. Joseph's and Rev. Fred B. Newman of East Trenton Presbyterian led the case before the local excise board.
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Trenton
William I. Goodwin
Henry B. Ward
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fred B. Newman
East Trenton Presbyterian Church
Goodswin
Board of Excise
Alliance of Burke and Beastley Under Shooting Star Charm
In Atlantic City a Boston man, Thomas L. Burke, and St. Louis woman Blanche Beastley, both hotel guests, may wed after Beastley pledged to marry if counting shooting stars. She reportedly saw twenty stars, inspiring a wedding under the breakers at the St. Regis.
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Atlantic City
Orion
St. Regis
Thomas L. Burke
Boston
Blanche Beastley
St. Louis
Steel Pier
Sone
Perth Amboy to Move Surveyor General Office and Repairs Bid
City council invites sealed bids August 19 1907 at 8 30 p m for moving the surveyor general office about 44 feet north from its present site and for repairs. A 100 dollar certified check required with each bid. Plans from J K Jensen. Council may reject any bid. FRANK H. POWNALL director noted.
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City of
Perth Amboy
N. J
Surveyor General’s Office
J. K. Jensen
Chas. M. Mac William
Middlesex County
New Brunswick
A. J. Mundy
Notice of Liquor License Applications and Transfers
The applicant plans to seek a saloon license with malt and spirituous liquor privileges in Perth Amboy at 52 New Brunswick Ave owned by the applicant, and requests a transfer to 12 Buckingham Ave from I. N. Brogger at 249 State Ave. Names Hansen and Lehman appear in the notice with filing details and dates.
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Board of Excise Commissioners of
City of
Perth Amboy
New Brunswick Ave
New Math Hansen
Steinmetz
Notice to Creditors of Peter Olsen Deceased
Marie Olsen administratrix of Peter Olsen deceased gives notice under Middlesex surrogates direction for creditors to file debts and claims against the estate within nine months under oath or affirmation or be barred. Dated June 19 1907. 85 New Brunswick Ave house owned by Mrs Steinmetz referenced.
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Marie Olsen
Peter Olsen
County of
Middlesex
Saloon Granted License Transfer at 18 Elizabeth Street
A saloon license transfer is approved from Mrs Donahue of 18 Elizabeth Street to Bronislor Metaski. Documentation shows TELESFER KALAKOWSKI 10357 8 percent to ow.
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Board of Excise Commissioners of
City of Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy
Donahue
Elizabeth St
Bronislor Metaski
Telesfer Kalakowski
Bottling license transfer sought in Perth Amboy
Notice is given that L. C. N. Brogger intends applying to the Board of Excise Commissioners for transfer of his bottling license from 349 State Street to 62 Buckingham Avenue in Perth Amboy. Applicant is Hans Lehman. 105 25-8-8-21.0.e.w.
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Board of Excise Commissioners
City of Perth Amboy
City of
Perth Amboy
L. C. N. Brogger
State Street
Buckingham Avenue
Hans Lehman
E.w
Brogger
L.C.N
Hans
Property case tied to Geo Mosarsky on Elizabeth Ave
The notice references a property case owned by Geo Mosarsky at Elizabeth Avenue 10688 with date August 15 and 21 in the docket. M. Stankiewicz listed as related party.
Perth Am Liquor Store Notes and Address Snippet
Fragmentary notice lists purveyors in Perth Amboy area with an address at 368 Smith Street at the corner of Goodwin plus a date fragment 8 15 and initials EMIL H FITZKE. The text reads as an OCR snippet of a local business or licensing entry.
Perth Amboy Seeks License for Bottling Establishment
City of Perth Amboy moves to grant a license to operate a bottling establishment. The notice mentions a property owned by Brogger valued at $49 with reference to a local register entry and a June 18 filing.
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Perth Amboy Evening News
Perth Amboy Republican
Perth Amboy Evenings Company
Los
Clevenger
Olmstead
South Amboy
Woodbridge
Roosevelt
Tottenville
Pe Aepress 406
McClella Engine Company
Protectos Hook and Ladder
Fo le Hose Company
Lincoln Engine Company
New Jersey Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Newport
Sw York Herald Weather Forecast
the Water Board
Focal Water Board
Senate
Passaic County
Hudson
Essex
Water Department
the Evening News
Fountain
Harry Thaw
Shrewsbury
Gannon & Sheehy
Smith St
Government Printing Office
Indian Service
U. 8
Penitentiary Service
Miutron
Observer
Weather Bureau
Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service
All Services
Department of Agriculture
Isthmian Service
Standard Oil
The
Lem Opera House
Douglas
George Howell
Spartan Spotts
William C. Carr
J. Cool Dragon
Harmon McGregor
Howard Algernon Briggs
Ernest Anderson
Earlshop
Henrietta Brown
Florence Arnheim Lowell
Emelie Melvile
Daphne Lowell
Louise Brunelle
Alicia Euclide Lowell
Yeager’s Park
New Jersey State Normal and Model Schools
New Jersey
J.M. Green
Bishops’ Law
Frank H. Pownall
Geo. Mosarsky
Elizabeth Ave
M. Stankiewicz
M. Bonalsky
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