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Perth Amboy Evening News

Location

Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1907

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Holiday Trade Breaks All Records in Perth Amboy

Perth Amboy reports unprecedented holiday commerce with crowded stores on Saturday night and bustling streets along Smith and State. Suburban shoppers and Staten Island ferries fueled traffic. post office and express firms handle record mail and packages as Santa letters await postmaster guidance on charitable distribution.

Perth Amboy Smith and State Streets Tottenville Staten Island Post Office Woodbridge Rahway Postmastr Tice Salvation Army

State House Crowded as Assembly Caucus Chooses Leader

Dec 23 Trenton The state house hummed with politicians watching the assembly caucus. Senator Golby’s move against Hillery widened a split with Colby, jeopardizing Martin of Essex in the plan to name a house leader. Governor elect Fort backs New Idea men, while David Baird of Camden mobilizes southern delegates in a bid to edge Martin. The result was expected to be settled late this afternoon.

Trenton State House Assembly Golby John Boyd Avis Gloucester Senate Colby Hillery Morris William H. Martin Essex House vAll David Baird Camden Martin Baird New Idea Jersey Fort Jess

Tax Board May Sit in South Amboy

Clerk Spencer of the County Board of Taxation will go to New Brunswick this afternoon to set a date for the next hearing likely in South Amboy. Few appeals remain as city and New Brunswick hearings are done. suburban towns are left. Spencer noted applications are less than one third of last year.

Spencer County Board of Taxation New Brunswick South Amboy

Bridge Work Is Halted By Iron Shortage

The New York and Long Branch railroad bridge over the Raritan River is again stalled due to iron shortages. Several shipments arrived recently and further delay was expected, but a wrong shipment will be returned. Subscribe for the NEWS.

New York & Long Branch Raritan River

Rescued Bride and Baby Die in Tenement Fire

Fred Koening saved his bride and their week old baby from a blaze on the upper east side then returned to awaken other inmates. He was overcome by smoke and died as investigators link the fire to a bomb set by a "black hand" group.

United Press Wire New York Upper East Side Fred Koening

Shoplifter Arrested After Second Visit to Store

Steve Yando, a 24 year old Hungarian of 392 State Street, was held at police headquarters on a shoplifting charge after being seen concealing articles in a Smith Street store. Floorwalker J E Henderson alerted manager Harold L Hall. Yando was turned over to police and fined $10 the next morning, but unable to pay and rehoused.

Steve Yando State Street Smith Street J. E. Henderson Yando Henderson Harold L. Hall

Christmas Service Led by Presbyterian En deavor Society

The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society held a special Christmas service in the chapel last night with Miss Ruth Hancock leading the meeting and Mrs. James Chalmers singing a solo "Night of Nights." Special Christmas hymns were sung and a large stock of meeting perfumes was available at Gardens at 433 State Street.

Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society Ruth Hancock James Chalmers Garden's State Street

Alarm Man and Wife Near Retirement Targeted

Mr and Mrs Andrew Pokosky of Chapman avenue were alarmed late Saturday when three men fled their yard after a noise. A police night stick dropped by a suspect was recovered by Pokosky and taken to police headquarters. Mrs Pokosky reported illness from the incident and named a suspect, leading to a warrant issued for his arrest. The case is set for court tomorrow night.

Andrew Pokosky Chapman Avenue Pokosky Hanson

St Pauls German Lutheran Church Christmas Festival

Sunday school children of St Pauls German Lutheran Church held their annual Christmas festival in Washington hall from 4 to about 6:30 pm. The event featured a large decorated Christmas tree, musical selections, songs, recitations, and toys and fruit for the children. Teachers led by Justus Jkaletsch and others organized the program and gifts, with broad church turnout.

St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church Washington Hall Justus Jkaletsch Henry Detering H. Detering Jacob Ganns Mary Rodecker Minnie Nebel Schumann J. Kaletsch Max Kaletsch

Washington Hose Co Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Anniversary

The Washington Hose Company marks 25 years with a banquet in Braga hall tonight. Mayor Bollschweiler, the Board of Aldermen, former and honorary members, and guests are invited. New York talent will entertain and a local orchestra will provide music. Andrew Anderson chairs the arrangements.

Washington Hose & Chemical Company Braga Hall Washington Hose Company Bollschweiler New York Andrew Anderson

Christmas Tree Night at Keasbey School

The Presbyterian Sunday school in Keasbey will host a Christmas tree event Thursday night at the Keasbey public school. Christmas stationery will be sold at Garden's located at 433 State Street.

Keasbey Presbyterian Sunday School of Garden’s State Street

Ice House Fire Spurred New Build At Dorsey Site

Fire crews quelled a still alarm at 2:30 PM yesterday when embers from the Dorsey ice house on Second Street reignited. A firm official said construction of a taller replacement will begin immediately, with the Central Railroad of New Jersey discussed for spur use. The firm also expands ice facilities at the Eggert estate pond in Metuchen with a 256 by 50 foot structure, about 26 foot posts, capacity 7,500 tons.

Washington Hose & Chemical Company Dorsey Second Street Central Railroad New Jersey Eggert Metuchen

Retiring Public Service Supt Honored With Gift

W A Belcher resigned from the Public Service Corporation and was presented a cut glass punch set by local office employees. H P Chandler spoke for the group and will succeed Belcher in the operating department with J C Olwine as assistant. Changes will follow in the local office.

W. A. Belcher Public Service Corporation H. P. Chandler Central Division The Public Service Belcher Chandler Elizabeth J. C. Olwine

New 250 HP Oil Engine Tested at Pearl Place Plant

A test of the new 250 horse power crude oil engine at Citizens' Electric Light Heat and Power Company in Pearl Place proved entirely satisfactory. It is twice as powerful as the existing engine and of the same make. Installing the new generator and dynamo is rapidly progressing and the addition is expected to be in use before January 1.

Citizens’ Electric Light, Heat & Power Company Pearl Place

Greene and Gaynor to penitentiary for harbor fraud

The U.S. Supreme Court denied Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor review of their conspiracy case with Captain Carter over Savannah harbor improvement work. The ruling upholds the lower court judgment, directing Greene and Gaynor to serve penitentiary terms as the noted case ends.

United Press Wire Washington Supreme Court of the United States Today Benjamin D. Greene John F. Gaynor Carter Savannah Harbor Greene Gaynor

St Marys School Holds Christmas Exercises

Pupils at St Marys School staged Christmas programs this morning reflecting credit on teachers. The program featured duets, hymns, recitations and songs by primary to sixth graders, with gold medals awarded in spelling con tests. Monsignor O Connell and Reverends Carr and Massey were presented with gifts as the school closed for holidays until January 6.

St. Mary's School M. Donovan A. Deegan F. Buckley John Huff Mary Beatty Alice Cladek Marie Powers Michael Mansfield Anna Donovan Dennis Walsh Monsiegnor B. T. O'Connell Peter Carr Thomas Massey

Perfume Stock Listed with Seaman and Drugstore

A large stock of first class perfumes is noted. The listing mentions Seaman and a druggist as likely handlers or sellers, with catalog number 14452-12-17-51.

Thief Steals Turkeys From Hall Avenue Butcher Shop

Police report a burglar entered Barnet Goldman’s butcher shop at 26 Hall Avenue early yesterday and carried off a number of large turkeys still awaiting delivery. About ten to twenty birds missing. a suspect seen leaving with a bundle and a turkey later cooked at a suspect's home.

Barnet Goldman Hall Avenue Goldman Frank Schultz Sergant Huff Huff

House Owners Settle Suits Out of Court

State Board of Tenement House Supervision actions against seven local owners were settled out of court in district court this morning. Inspectors have been active, and many owners were notified to improve conditions. Some ignored orders, leading to legal action to enforce compliance.

State Board of Tenement House Supervision

Choral Society Rehearsal Tonight at Simpson M E Church

All members of the Choral Society are requested to attend the final full rehearsal tonight at Simpson M E Church. An assortment of fine stationery is available at Seaman's druggist.

Choral Society Simpson M. E. Church Seaman's

Chesebrough Association Elects Officers and Plans Theatre Event

Nearly all Chesebrough Employes Mutual Aid Association members attended the Saturday meeting at the plant where James H. Cassidy was re elected president and officers for all posts were chosen. The group aims to secure the Majestic theatre for a high class play as a season event.

Chesebrough Employes Mnutual Aid Association Majestic Theatre James H. Cassidy George Westfield Fred H. Lonseth Louis Lonseth Miss John F. Carlson Nathaniel Cornelison William Nelson Albert HH. Bram John L. Mundy Association Gorge Westfield Cassidy Chesebrough Manufacturing Company Chesebrough 2Am Factor

Christmas Cards And Calenda Dars At Seaman's

A brief notice reports a sale of Christmas cards postals and calena dars at Seaman's store with a catalog entry number 13452-12-17-6¢% and no further details.

Seaman's

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Holiday Trade Perth Amboy TAX Board J. M. Herr Prop J. Stumps Mgr Happyland Clue ST. Paul Washington Hose CO Ige House Garden Santa Chesebrough Assn Elect and Plan Play Edward Stahl Gillis South Second St
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