Court calendar lists numerous civil and tort actions in New Jersey
The Evening News chronicles a comprehensive calendar for the term in New Brunswick detailing contract and tort suits. Plaintiffs include Moore, Hicks, Silzer, Winder, and many others against railroad firms, townships, and corporations. Justice lists cover common pleas and justices appeals with numerous names and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Charles W. Winder
Edward W. Hicks
Robert Adram
Francis M. Fodor
Armin Fuchs
Woodbridge & March
George
Silzer
John B. Rowland
Charles Peper
John V
Wicoff
John W. Tice
the Township of
Madison
C. T. Cowenhoven
H. Brewster Willis
John Bacza
Patrick F. Fallon
John Quinlan
Edward M. Sutton
Everton A. Carson
Joseph E. Stricker
Bleakley & Stockwell
James H. Graham
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Port
Edward S. Savage
Port Reading Railroad Company
William H. Osborne
Ephriam Cutter
The
Old Timers’ Land Improvement Company
Fannie Willinsky
Samuel Willinsky
J. Faerber Goldenhorn
Mary Kupar
Atlantic Terra Cotta Company
H. W. Kehoe
C. C. Hommann
Frank Kovacz
Public Service Railway Company
Thomas Brown
A. A. Clark
Lucius McHose
James Wight
August Nelsson
Home Brewing Company
Frederick Weigel
Alexander Gaston
Lawrence Lamb
Robert M. Body, Jr
Herbert C. Brown
William M. Stewart
McCay Duo Bring Blind Artist Program to Washington Hall
John and Mary McCay, renowned blind performers, present a two part program of piano duets, vocal and baritone solos, and humorous impersonations at Washington Hall. The show begins at eight with selections from Norma and Il Trovatore plus humorous pieces and a domestic quarrel vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary McCay
Washington Hall
McCay
Beyer
Richards
Killarney
Balfe
Thomas
John McCay
Amoroso
Eghart
Miss Mary McCay
St. Mary’s
Rodney
Mrs. Smith
John and
Kanrel
Philadelphia
B. Haynes
Sweet Bird
Ganz
Melotte
Maying
Alice May Smith
Concordia Sogy Elects Officers and Ball Committee
The German Singing Society Concordia held a meeting in Massopusts hall naming officers for the year and electing two new candidates. A. Stegemann becomes vice president, W Zeyen president, Albert Weismann secretary, H Dettering financial secretary, A Massopust treasurer, H Bolka collector, Otto Liedtke song leader, and J Sondergaard F Pfeil H Dettering G Yost on the music committee. August Kroeger and Paul Weitscheck named to arrange a New Year’s Day ball. Delegates and press committee members were chosen among J Sondergaard J Kutcher H Dettering, with G Toot and Charles Massapust among delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Massopust’s Hall
August Kroeger
Paul Weitscheck
W. Zeyen
A. Stegemann
Albert Weismann
H. Dettering
A. Massopust
H. Bolka
Otto Liedtke
J. Sondergaard
F. Pfeil
G. Yost
F. Harner
J. Kutcher
G. Toot
Nominations for Bnei Zion officers Held Last Night
A Bnei Zion meeting elected nominees for new officers including H Brody as president and M Shumsky as vice president. Plans were outlined for a Cha unco celebration lecture later this month and a trustee slate led by L Braines and M Goldberger.
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Bnei Zion
The
Zionists
Chanuco
Brody
M. Shumsky
A. Beckhoff
P. Levine
A. Frankel
K. Finkelstein
D. Goldfarb
Russian loan of 225 million authorized by douma
St. Petersburg December 7 The Douma has authorized an external loan of 225 million dollars to bolster government finances. The move signals continued reliance on international credit markets as Russia seeks to fund wartime expenditures and stabilize the budget amid economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Douma
List of Civil Cases and Justices Named
Dam, Lipshitz, Salome, Capaccions, Clover, Swiller, Fox, Brown, Banfield, Wolff & Company are paired with various defendants and judges including Justice McDowell, Trap, Tappen, Paxton, Sedam, Simmons, Bennet, Ben nett, Ma son, and Benning. The fragment presents a roster of cases and officiating justices.
Smith Wanted in Middlesex
Detectives in Middlesex County chase “G. B. Smith” city swindler chief whose gang swapped stock of the Standard Oil Company of Mexico for shares in the defunct State Mutual Building and Loan Association of Camden. Warrants issued. bail posted. investigation expands to other state employees duped in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Middlesex County
G. B. Smith
Smith
Standard Oil Company of Mexico
State Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Camden
Hoffman
Middlesex Prosecutor's Office
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
Helmetta Snuff Mills
Jamesburg
Perth
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
C. W. Bumstead
Helmetta
Justice Browne
Spotswood
Berd’me
Middlesex
Justice Sedam
Mary Rusnoski
John Rulewicz
Victor Nadwody
Youth Knocked From Bicycle in Street Altercation
Steve Scripinski of 435 Smith Street was arrested by City Marshal Walters after last Thursday night assault on John Wisnewski of Pigtown. Wisnewski, 16, riding a bicycle, sustained a severe scalp wound and was treated by Dr Meinzer. Scripinski was held for grand jury with $300 bail.
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Steve Scripinski
Smith Street
Walters
John Wisnewski
Pickersgill
Scripinski
Wisnewski
Pigtown
South Amboy
Sayreville
M.S. Meinzer
Pickersgill Leaves Perth Amboy Chronicle
Recorder Harold E. Pickersgill ends his association with the Perth Amboy Chronicle after several years of service, severing ties with the newspaper company on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Pickersgill
Perth Amboy Chronicle
Saturday
Amboy Chapter convenes special session tonight
City notes report a Royal Arch Masonry convocation for Amboy Chapter No 41 to be held this evening. Patrols logged various early morning incidents including unlocked store doors on 87 Hall avenue and a stray collar case found on State street. A board vandalism report and a quiet last night disturbance are noted along with a school board meeting at Temple Shaary Tfiloh on Madison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Royal Arch Masona
Gutowski
Charles Harrison
Hall Avenue
Martin
State Street
Pulaski Avenue
H. Snyder
Smith Street
Quinn
Philip Siskind
Division Street
Philip Legin
Michael McGraw
Penn Street
Hebrew Free School Board
Temple Shaary Tfiloh
Madison Avenue
To Read the Want Ads A City Life Connection
A brief line on how reading the want ads links readers to a renewed sense of city life and opportunity, inviting engagement with the local market and community.
Engagement Party Announces Miss Grassgreen Plan
An engagement party at 477 State Street announced Miss Grassgreen's engagement to A Berlan of New York. Guests from this city and New York attended. The couple will wed January 1908 at Temple Shaary Tfiloh Madison Avenue New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Grasseen
State Street
Jassgreen
A. Barlan
New York
Mr. Mittledorf
Miss Grassgreen
Mr. Berlan
Church Cannot Remove Organist From Our Lady of Hungary
Rev Father Gross of Our Lady of Hungary at 81 Cortlandt street complains to Chief Burke against Alex Makovits the congregation organist who refuses to quit. Bishop's letter urged discharge and Makovits continues playing during services prompting several parishioners to abstain from singing. Police will notify Makovits at Hall avenue Silk's house to cease as organist or be removed by force if he resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gross
The
Church of Our Lady of Hungary
Cortlandt Street
Chief Burke
Alex Makovits
Makovits
Hall Avenue
Con Bre de Sign
Burke
Silk
Two Story Houses Under Construction on Lower State Street
A two story frame residence for Chris Nelson is under construction on the easterly side of State street just south of Paterson street with contractor Mads Dinnesen. Andrew Overgaard is erecting a two story residence on State street south of Gordon street. foundation finished. Patrolman Wood checked Gray Brothers marine railway at 8 30 Saturday to stop about seventy five boys from running over shed roofs, but none were seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Nelson
State Street
Paterson Street
Mads Dinnesen
Andrew Overgaard
Gordon Street
Wood
Gray Brothers’ Marine Railway
Navy Yard Men Laid Off In Charlestown
Navy Yard workers at Charlestown faced layoffs as no new work was in sight. Boston dispatch notes the yard reduced its on site labor forces due to stalled projects and lack of upcoming contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Blue Jeans Delights Majestic Audiences In Local Run
Conness and Edwards Stock Company completed a strong second showing of Blue Jeans at the Majestic Theatre with an elaborate production. Audiences praised the acting as the company earns warm local fanfare ahead of Channing Pollock’s In the Bishop's Carriage next, and The Lion and the Mouse appears Thursday with star cast. Moving pictures tonight and on the other three dark nights. Manager Shannon previews upcoming attractions including Arnold Daly in The Pickpocket, Cameraphone, Human Hearts on Christmas Day, and The Ninety and Nine return engagement on Dec 26 with Eleanor Robson on New Year’s Day and Robert Holbson reappearance January 5 in The Call of the North or The Offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Jeans
Conness & Edwards Stock Company
Majestic Theatre
The
Majestic
Channing Pollock
Shannon
Arnold Daly
Eleanor Robson
Robert Holbson
Club Night of Neutral Lodge Meets With Plans for Ball and Athletics
The monthly meeting of New Time Lodge No. 3 I O G Tn was held Saturday night. Members enjoyed dancing and singing after the meeting with refreshments served around 11. Plans were made for an annual Christmas ball and an athletic club. A committee of Iver Randell and Jens Jensen was named to locate a hall and report next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Time Lodge No. 3
Iver Randell
Jens Jensen
Chesebrough Assn Slate Noms For Election
The Chesebrough Manufacturing Company Employer Mutual Aid Association named officers for December 19 election. Presidential candidates are John L. Mundy and R. W. Grace. First vice president James Carroll Jr., second vice Maggie Donnelly. Recording secretary Albert Bram. financial secretary William Nelson. treasurer John I. Carlson. sergeant at arms Daniel Collow. Adelaide Nelson among trustees. Ball planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
Mutual Aid Association
John L. Mundy
R. W. Grace
James Carroll, Jr
Maggie Donnelly
Albert Bram
William Nelson
John I. Carlson
Daniel Collow
Adelaide Nelson
EB. L. Gridley
Fred Grane
Joseph Bartholomew
Elizabeth Powers
Clara Nelson
Planing a Stage Benefit for SPCA at Water Street
A meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at 8 15 tonight at William King's home 164 Water Street. Important business will be discussed and a large attendance is urged. Plans to secure a major attraction for a Majestic Theatre benefit are to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
William King
Water Street
Majestic Theatre
Damaged Schooner James Young Cleans Up After Gale
The schooner James Young from South America to Vinalhaven was damaged in Vineyard Sound Friday night. Jaws to the mainboom and gaff were carried away and eleven mast hoops broke on the main mast while jibing. Temporary repairs will be made before proceeding. An anchor to windward an ad in the Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Mass
James Young
South Amboy
Vinalhaven
Vineyard Sound
John Toa Salees
Alfred Peterson
Ota
Alice Cline
Tottenville
Anna Sorensen
Seiner Jensen
7 de Dinegen
BATRA
OMRON
Neleon Sorti
FE. Leonard
J. Dalyou
Ly. Finan
M. Hughes
Michael Maloney
Joseph Powers
Metabell Peterson
Eddie. Kelly
Mike
Lundevall
Lillian Guest
Aietachen
Mae Leison
Metachen
George Miller
W. J. Komineck
Harold Berndt
Eabedscoers
J. Tt
Mare
Ewe
Milton Guttman
J. L. Romond
Woodbridge
James Peer
Steve Haremza
John Gorman
Nomination and Election Set for Cabin Amboy No 1 Woodchoppers
Cabin Amboy No 1 Woodchoppers nominated officers after yesterday’s session with Charles Seel Jr as Master and Patrick Edwards as Sub Master. Election is December 20. New Year ball plans also noted amid a separate trolley window incident where a passenger paid for the broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabin Amboy No. 1
Woodchoppers
Woodchopper
Charles Seel, Jr
Patrick Edwards
B. Haffner
K. Finkelstein
Thomas Lucas
Knight
Joseph Frueworth
Martin Ryan
Louis Seal
Thomas Mosko
Anton Miller
Martin
New House Numbers Being Sent Out on Local Streets
Notices of the new house numbers have been sent to property owners on High and Rector streets, with some residents already displaying the figures. The rollout will progress street by street, prioritizing north south throughfares, and many addresses show large differences between old and new numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
Terra Cotta Workers Plan Reorganization Meetings
A special meeting of the Terra Cotta Workers and Plasterers Union was held Saturday night. The union outlined plans for stronger organization to benefit members and announced a series of large meetings featuring national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Cotta Workers & Plasterers’ Union
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Perth Amboy
New Brunswick
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
John Smith
Enos Fouratt
T. Cowenhoven
Hzra Mundy
Hezekiah Warne
George W. Farrington
A. H
T. Strong
J. W. Beekman
Violet Herman
Chris Hansen
Charles A. Cowenhoven
Charles C. Hommann
Eva Vandivert
Samuel W. Vandivert
Charles Kirschman
Samuel R. Manning
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
A. H. & T. Strong
Dungan & Reger
James S. Piggott
Frederick 8
Robert Adrain
Emilie Petach
Benjamin Kline
John W. Queen
George S. Silzer
Emma McCallum
David McCallum
Alexander Merchant
A. C. Streitwolf, Jr
Susan Kupsch
Thomas Benjamin Hart
Adrain
Silzer & Pearse
George EB. Gordon
Andrew S. Church
George 8
Annie Klein
Louis Perelman
Joseph BE. Stricker
Losey Company
Mary A. Collins
Joseph M. Perrine
Ris
Cox
Erickson
Swiller
Applegate
Sem
Concordia Sogy Elect
BNE! Zion
Morris
William Werner
Rector Street
Calvin
F. J. Monahan
Seaman’s Drug Store
Smith St
MR. Pickersgill
Chronicle
Elizabeth Miller
Miss Elizabeth
Misses Goldberger
Dora Goldberger
Martha Greenbaum
Bertha Friedman
Mollie Roth
Sara Goldstein
Dora Sher
Sofie Kapelowitz
Sarah Shumsky
Jennie Sosin
Mamie Kerns
Hallahan
William Shumsky
Mildred Miller
Miller
Walter Rechnitzer
Market Street
Jersey City
Fords
Metuchen
South River
Bonhamtown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Home Department
Presbyterian Sunday School
BE. W. Barnes
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Fithian
G. W. Fithian
South Jersey
Charles W. Naulty
Dr. Fithian
Catherine Drost
James Betchel
R. G. Betchel
Arthur McKenzie
G. W. Lupton
Brooklyn
Lawrence Daly
East Orange
Florida
Cuba
William H. Hoy
198
High Street
J. G. Wilson
Lower State ST
Neutral Lodge
Chesebrough
Windward
FUR Hat Sale
David Bash
Cabin Amiboy
Eagle Meat Market
H. L. Freedman
New Majestic
Counihan & Shannon
Css
Moving Pictures & Illustrated
Talk of All America
Henry B. Harris
Chas. Klein
Chicago
Connes & Edwards
Channing Pollocks
Robert Edeson
Nory
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