Receiver appointed for Guigues property in Newark
Vice Chancellor James E. Howell granted a petition by Pitney Hardin and Skinner for the Federal Trust Company to appoint a receiver and injunction against waste for Albert A. Guigues property at Lewis Rector and Water streets. Mayor Albert A. Bollschweiler named receiver, bond of 1000 posted, to manage mortgaged premises including a new unoccupied residence and a two story garage. The reviver may hire staff to protect the estate. Guigues became bankrupt and could not finish the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Howell
Chancery
Newark
Pitney, Hardin & Skinner
Federal Trust Company
Albert A. Guigues
Albert A. Bollschweiler
Lewis, Rector and
Water Streets
Guigues
Monmouth Junction
Cohen Sues Cohen Over Houses Contract lien filed in Meade Street project
Bernard Cohen of New York sues Nathan Cohen of Brooklyn to recover about $2,000 for roofing and plumbing work on ten houses on Meade Street near Market. Lawyer Peter A. Peterson represents Bernard Cohen after the owner allegedly failed to pay for completed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Peterson
Bernard Cohen
New York
Meade Street
Market
Nathan Cohen
Brookyn
Terra Cotta Company petitions Congress on plaster duty
Washington December 9 Congress Tan Howell filed a communication from the Atlantic Terra Cotta Company with works at Perth Amboy Tottenville N Y and Rocky Hill about the duty on plaster A petition from Matawan residents urged funds for Matawan creek improvement The chief of engineers has recommended an appropriation for this project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Tan Howell
Atlantic Terra Cotta Company
Perth Ampoy
Tottenville
N. Y
Rocky Hill
Howell
Matawan
Matawan Creek
Dutch Commander Fires on Venezuela Discretion Confirmed
The Dutch commander off Venezuela received full discretionary power to open fire according to a statement from Dutch court officials. A separate item notes a horse and wagon found on Lawrie Street and Amboy Avenue at 1.30 am, turned over to Patrolman Dunham and later returned to its owner at Liddle & Pfeiffer's stable. Also mentions holiday gift items from Sex ton's on Smith Street and Waterman Pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
The
Hague
Lawrie Street
Amboy Avenue
Rudolph Schuck
Dunham
Smith and
State Streets
Liddle & Pfeiffer
Every Man to Be Inmilitia Under New Roosevelt Bill
Special by United Press Wire. Washington December 9 Every male citizen aged sixteen to forty five is to join the nations military force and be liable to duty under a bill Roosevelt has urged Congress to pass The bill promises an elastic organization and claims it would be as easy to raise an army of two million as one hundred fifty thousand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Recount Underway in New Brunswick Rosevelt Race
Special to the Evening News reports the Rosevelt recount in New Brunswick continuing at noon with 223 ballots counted out of about half the total. Several ballots showed incomplete name data such as only Hermann or only the initial M. Two ballots bore the same number and both were counted as Ge. Nash was present yesterday. Mulvihill observed the count this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Rosevelt
Hermann
Mulvihill
Mr. Nash
Madison Square Garden hosts tense six day cycling clash
New York December nine reports state five teams are eliminated from prize contention while the main group battles for money and records. At noon the leading pairs are Butt and Stol with 1190 miles four laps, Walthour and Root 1190 miles three laps, Collins and Mitten 1190 miles two laps, and several others within striking distance as Devonovitch and Drobach trail by 9 laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
New York
Madison Square Garden
Butt
Stol
McFarland
Moran
Fogler
Lawson
Hill
Demara
Walthour and Root
Palmer
Walker
Collins and
Mitten
Galvin
Wiley
Anderson
Vanoni
Devonovitch
Drobach
Faber and LaFourcade
Taft Blessed by the Pope
Rome December 9 Pope Pius X blessed President elect Taft and his family in the presence of Archbishop Glennon of St Louis who cited a Taft letter expressing friendly sentiments toward Catholics The Pope welcomed the news with evident joy and pronounced the blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
Rome
Pope Pius X
Taft
Glennon
St. Louis
New Brunswick Press to Resume Tomorrow
The Daily Press plans to resume publication in New Brunswick tomorrow morning under Col Fortune of Red Bank as Egg Inspector in Court. Max Binger an egg inspector from 58 Division Street was hauled to court by City Marshal Walterg on an assault charge. case adjourned. Simon Armstrong 47 of 71 Elizabeth Street was arrested at 1245 AM by Patrolman Gutowski on a wife beating charge and paroled after a harsh lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
New Brunswick
Col. Fortune
Red Bank
Max Binger
Division Street
Walterg
T. Zboyan
Broad Street
Simon Armstrong
Elizabeth Street
Gutowski
Death Takes William Hoy Lehigh Valley Engineer
William H. Hoy, a Lehigh Valley railroad engineer for 32 years, died at 11:30 AM at 198 High Street after a brief illness. Born March 6, 1848 in Oldham England, he came to the U S in 1871 and served in various railroad roles before becoming an engineer. He was a vestryman at St Peter's Church, active in Republican politics, and a member of the Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Raritan Lodge. He is survived by his widow and three children. Funeral plans have not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hoy
High Street
Hoy
Lehigh Valley
J. G. Wilson
J. L. Lund
England
Mr. Hoy
Oldom
Liverpool
A. M. Comings
A. Q. Keasbey and Cortlandt Parker
Raritan Holidan and Porous Brick Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Round House
Sally P. Lindemann
Valley
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
B. M. Gannon
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Raritan Lodge F. & A. M
Engineers’ Relief Fund
William MacMullen
William Hoy
William Scott
Tottenville
Thomas
New Jersey Delegation Reports On Criminology Trends
Jersey officials told Governor Fort of a Richmond meeting proposal to examine mental and physical condition of accused before trial. The NJ group suggested post trial inquest to fix guilt first, with reforms to adapt legal procedure and enhance reformatory treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Richmond
Trenton
American Prison Congress
Governor Fort
Osborne
Aloysius Fiss
Father A. A. Foy
Nutley
Emily E. Williamson
Elizabeth
Decatur M. Sawyer
Edward D. Duffield
Rahway Reformatory
Congress
Dr. Cook
Maryland Penitentiary
Fault in One Milk Station Reveals Varied Hygiene Standards
Secretary Brewster reports from the State Board of Health nine North Jersey wholesale milk suppliers to dealers in the city. Local inspections show most sites are fair, with one dirty and unsanitary. State scores between seventy and eighty per cent are typical. sixty per cent marks the minimum acceptable level. The city Board of Health now controls milk supply and will revoke licenses or halt sales for offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
State Board of Health
North Jersey
Flemington
Dairy Department
State Board
Board of Health
Health department requires new billboards four feet from ground
A city health crusade targets large signs that touch the ground. Officials cannot force existing boards to move but will require future signs to have a four foot clearance. Property owners with vacant lots along main streets will be notified to elevate signs to prevent ground level dumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Funeral for William Aachenberg Attended by City Organizations
The funeral for William Aachenberg of 71 Madison Avenue was held at his home at 2 30 PM with Rev Dr George C Wilding officiating. Members of Washington Hose and Chemical Company Lawrence Lodge No 62 Odd Fellows and a citywide delegation escorted the body to Alpine Cemetery for interment. Floral pieces were many and bearers included three members from Lawrence Lodge and three from Washington Hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aachenberg
Madison Avenue
George C. Wilding
Simpson M. B. Church
Washington Hose & Chemical ¥ Company
Lawrence Lodge No. 62
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Lawrence Lodge
Washington Hose Company
Alpine Cemetery
Liquor Licenses Granted in County for Renewal
New Brunswick December 9 opening of the December term before Judge Boornem shows renewals granted for Sayreville August Rhode Margaret Hanson South River Charles W Willett George Aligair Furman C Bissett Woodbridge Stephen Galaida John Egan James McGowan Dunellen Joseph McMauer Piscataway William A Norman East Brunswick Mrs Harriet Treat South Brunswick Joseph Dacker Roosevelt Max Gast Max Glass Adam Garber Timothy Neville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
New Brunswick
Boornem
South Brunswick
Joseph Dacker
Roosevelt
Max Gast
Max Glass
Adam Garber
Timothy Neville
Woman and Five Children Seek Missing Man
A woman, Mrs. Chris Seyersdahl, reports her husband deserted the family leaving them in destitution after moving from a New Brunswick farm. She sought police aid to locate him and obtain assistance. Police referred her to City Attorney Hommann. In a separate item, Clement Jaudot of Roosevelt changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in a metal theft case and faces sentencing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Seyersdahl
New Brunswick
Hommann
Clement Jaudot
Roosevelt
United States Metal Refining Company
State Board Approves Jensen School Plans
At a regular monthly Board of Education meeting tomorrow night the Neville street school proposals by architect J K Jensen will likely be taken up for approval. Jensen said plans were approved by the State Board last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. K. Jensen
Neville Street
Jensen
Eight Hour Day Returns at Terra Cotta Works
About 500 workers at Atlantic Terra Cotta Company plants in Tottenville and Rocky Hill shift back to an eight hour day due to reduced workload. Previously crews logged nine to twelve hour days with corresponding pay, but a cut in work prompts the eight hour schedule starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Terra Cotta Company
Tottenville
Rocky Hill
Weather forecast for Perth and vicinity
Partly cloudy night and Thursday with mild temperatures. Moderate variable winds. Also notes about East Jersey Law School and a Regents preliminary bar exam course prospectus sent from 20417-11-18-W-F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthy
N. J. Law School
Park St
Newark
Perth Amb Savings Bank Directors Discuss 8 Percent Dividend
At a directors meeting of the Perth Am Savings Institution last night resolutions regarding the annual 8 percent dividend were discussed. Also notice of sale at cost from Miss Marie McDermott located at 66 Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Perth Am ‘Savings Institution
Marie McDermott
Smith Street
Mazie McDermott
Accused of assault on big manufacturer in New Brunswick
New Brunswick December 9 August Shults of South River pleads not guilty to an assault on James Bissett a prominent local manufacturer. Shults reportedly struck Bissett with a saw on Bissett property after being ordered off. His case will be heard Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Shults
South River
James Bissett
Bissett
Appeal From Verdict For An Eye In New York Court
Joseph Herdley seeks a further appeal in the case against De Lamar Copper Company of Roosevelt. Herdley previously won three times, with the latest verdict at five thousand dollars for loss of an eye at the plant. Attorney Joseph E. Stricker. Read by over 20,000 in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Herdley
de Lamar Copper Company
Roosevelt
United States
New York
Herdley
Joseph E. Stricker
Boat Captain Weds 17 Year Old Girl
City Clerk report shows Jerome Malloy a 37 year old boat captain from this city married Florence May Horne 17 of Beverly Massachusetts last Saturday. Malloy had prior marriage ended in divorce. ceremony performed by Rev L William Adams in Beverly at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRoe
Jerome Malloy
Florence May Horne
Beverly
Mass
Malloy
L. William Adams
Exempt Firemen Plan January Benefit Ball in Washington Hall
The Exempt Firemen, a former firefighters group, announce a January public entertainment and ball likely at Washington hall to raise funds for their benefit. A committee led by John Van Horn, James Tooker, Walter Martin, William Sofield, and Charles Deitzman will meet Sunday to set the date and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hall
John van Horn
James Tooker
Walter Martin
William Sofield
Charles Deitzman
Lehigh Valley furloughs eighty one car repairmen
An official said eighty-one Lehigh Valley car repair staff were discharged for not reporting to work. With work down by half, eighty remain at the shop and will stay on, while excess work will move to Packerton shops. Payoffs planned at 3 p.m. at New Brunswick Avenue station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Packerton
New Brunswick Avenue
Lehigh Valley Company
Taft Confers With Cannon In Washington Meet
President elect Taft and Speaker Cannon held a 90 minute talks in Washington. Both refused to disclose details and scheduled a follow up meeting for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
Washington
Taft
Cannon
New street lamp circuit added to city system
A new circuit is being added to the local electric light system by the Public Service Corporation. The circuit is nearly completed and multiple tests of the street arcs were made today. The lights burned all day as a result and the extra circuit will allow the street lamps to emit more light due to overloaded existing circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporation
Rector Excused From Grand Jury In New Jersey
Rev James L Lancaster rector of St Peters Episcopal church and vice president of the New Jersey State Branch of the National Red Cross arrived home from Washington D C where he attended the international convention. He was named a member of Sheriff Quackenboss first grand jury but excused because he had to be in Washington yesterday morning. Friends appealed to the sheriff prosecutor Judge Booraem Justice Bergen and Governor Fort leading to his exemption. He was the jurors only excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Lancaster
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
New Jersey
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Society
Lancaster
Booraem
Justice Bergen
Governor Fort
Mr. Lancaster
Raritan River Navigable to New Brunswick Declared
Washington reports the chief of engineers says the Raritan River is navigable to New Brunswick, a twelve mile reach from Perth Amboy. Projected dredging, channel 200 feet wide and 10 feet deep, reduced cost to 1,035,000 with ongoing work including a 10 foot channel to the Delaware and Raritan canal and five dikes. Annual dredging produced 39,607 cubic yards. Commerce relies on coal, ores, refined copper, lumber, and building materials. Total unexpended funds and yearly costs shown, with maintenance and completion estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Raritan River
New Brunswick
Raritan Bay
Perth Amboy
Crab Island
Kearny’s Dock
Delaware and Iron Canal
J. M. Briggs
Trial of Perth Amboy Policeman Attacker Delayed
Trial of Joseph Satmar, of Perth Amboy, accused of striking Patrolman Weitzen in the eye with a blackjack causing the loss of the eye, was postponed until Friday as lawyer Cook claims he was misinformed about today's date and was not prepared to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Joseph Satmar
Perth Amboy
Weitzen
Cook
Satmar
Milton Birthday Observed In School
The high school marked the 300th anniversary of John Milton’s birth with papers on the poet’s statesmanship poetry life. Thomas Garretson spoke on Milton as a poet, Miss Juliet Sell presented a paper, and Miss Sida Halpern discussed Milton’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton
Thomas Garretson
Milton
Juliet Sell
Sida Halpern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guigues Property
Bollschweiler
B. Cohen Sues N. Cohen
Terra Cotta Company
Sexton’s
Waterman's
National Laundry
King Street
Diard
Militia
NEW Brunswick Press
Lehigh Valley Engineer
St. Peter’s Church
Jersey
City Health Dept
WM. Aachenberg
Sexton's
Cirl
Organization of Fire Fighting Veterans
Atly.r.r
Air Department
Says River
Raritan Laundry
Fayette St
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