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Perth Amboy Evening News in Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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Newspaper
Perth Amboy Evening News
Location
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
1
Evening Offer on Garment Stock Shows Limited Run
In black or tan medium weight double garter top with reinforced toe and heel every pair claimed perfect for tonight only.
Knitted or Fancy Silks Offer Varied Ties in Stock
The advertisement touts knitted or fancy silk ties in regular stock without plain colors. Shoppers may choose the tie they want from available options.
Roll or Pack Age Silk Finished Paper Quality
The text advertises choice of roll or pack age silk finished paper of excellent quality. It emphasizes premium surface and finish suitable for decorative or archival uses. No specific brand or measurements are provided.
Informer Sipp Faces Graft Inquiry in New York
George A. Sipp, once a questionable hotel operator, is kept busy before the grand jury and police trial court as he seeks to expose graft. Patrolman Fox faces trial, with the case postponed to allow Sipp to testify against attorneys he says offered bribes. Howard Sipp, his son, corroborates his father's testimony in many respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Informer Sipp
New York
George A. Sipp
Grand Jury
Fox
Sipp
Howard Sipp
Dueling Revolver Incident Leaves One Dying in Jersey City
Jersey City police report a Black Hand extortion attempt triggered a shooting near the Morris canal bridge. Frank Cullico received six bullets and lies dying at City Hospital. Tony Paredo, held on concealed weapon charges, told of a midnight meeting and a revolver clash on Hudson boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Frank Gurlach
Cullico
City Hospital
Morris Canal
Avenue
Montgomery Street
Patroman Doderer
Hudson Boulevard
O'Neill
Tony Paredo
Nineteenth Street
Bayonne
Paredo
Canal Bridge
Butler
Fifteen Years For Robbery In Camden Case
Alfred W. Colsey son of Camden City Councilman Arthur W. Colsey was sentenced by Judge Barrow to fifteen years in state prison for robbery. On January 11 he grabbed a bank cash bag from Helen M. Jefferies a bank teller and pepper sprayed her eyes before being pursued and caught. Colsey aged twenty had eloped a year earlier with a girl younger than himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Alfred W. Colsey
Arthur W. Colsey
Barrow
Criminal Court
Helen M. Jefferies
Richard W. Jefferies Company
Colsey
War on the free pass evil in New Jersey
The Lackawanna Railroad plans to curb use of free transportation passes, with other lines through New Jersey expected to follow. The state law currently requires certain officials to receive free transport, and amendments may change this. passes are authorized by the secretary of state and honored on lines touching New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Mosquitoes Thriving in New Jersey Swamps and Barrels
In Elizabeth New Jersey on January 26 mosquitoes swarm in swamps and water barrels due to hot weather. With laborers laid off for winter unless heavy frost comes the spring crop of Jersey canaries will be very large. All the news for 10 cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Jersey
Canaries
Graft Probe Postponed As Grand Jury Reconvenes
New York records show the extraordinary grand jury adjourned to February 17 without action on the George A. Lipp bribery case or Patrolman Foye perjury. Indictments against higher officials in the Sipp case did not materialize, while Whitman seeks swift action upon reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George A. Lipp
Charles Foye
Curran Committee
Foye
Sipp
George A. Sipp
Eugene J’ox
Howard
Henry Kaufman
Avenel
Baltic
Spielberg
Fox
Walsh
Thomas Dorian
Atorney Whitman
Waldo
Harlem
New York Market Prices for Dairy and Poultry Products
Receipts and prices across dairy and poultry lines in New York show steady to quiet trading. Cheese, eggs, hay, straw, dressed poultry, and other items list varying weights and locations with new and current make prices, including state and western sources and different quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Timothy
New
Sc. Lees
Philadelphia
Vaalée
Live Stock Market Report from Pittsburgh
CATTLE supply steady at market night in Pittsburgh. Prices shown include prime cattle around 7.80 to 8.10 per unit, good at about 7.50 to 7.60, fair around 6.50 to 7.40, with heifers and fresh cows and springers noted in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jan
Fair
Maé
Stamps Theft Ring Targeted by New York Inspectors
Warren F Dickinson, chief post office inspector, says 1.5 to 2 million dollars in stamps are stolen and sold yearly in New York, mainly in the financial district. Fences earn 25 to 100 dollars daily by purchasing stolen stamps from young shop workers and brokers, with postmasters in small towns implicated. Indictments expected as investigators link ringing brokers, postmasters, and receivers through confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial District
Warren F Dickinson
Ann
Nassau
Dickinson
Richard Fredericks
Irving Level
Rosalsaky
Court of General Sessions
Fearful Health Fears Amid Sulzer Strain
Albany reports Governor Sulzer shows signs of strain with increased nervousness and fatigue. Dr. Crosby arrived to examine him as Mrs Sulzer reportedly arranged the visit. The governor worries about possible impairment if the pace continues during Capitol repairs and a bid process controversy over the west wing contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
John FB. Crosby
Capitol
Woman Learns Value From Ads Earns Family Dollar
A housewife who studies advertisements can save a dollar on purchases and earn another dollar for the family purse. Today's ads are a helpful guide for smart shoppers seeking economical special sales.
Real estate building activity widens urban market
Suburban property deals have slowed while city transactions rise with investor confidence. Plans by J. Jensen and G. Brooks show $52,500 in new work including a four family apartment at Market and King, a $16,000 two story brick building, and multiple residences and alterations across Chauncey, Somerville, Old Bridge, and Keasbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Jensen
G. W. Brooks
Thomas Grieve
Market and
King Street
Grieve
Messrs. Jensen and
Brooks
William Massapust
Chauncey Street
American Smelting and Refining Company
Klein Brothers
Hall Avenue
Keasbey
Real estate transfers filed in city clerk office
Real estate transfers recorded this past week include Massopust Realty to Swan Nanmee on block 825 lot 250 Leon street and multiple deed changes on Smith Elm and Lehigh Park with transfers involving Celia Van Brunt Anna Kuszt on Isidore Siegel Jacob Greenspan Leo Goldberger and Comegys Brothers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. White
Massopust Realty Company
Swan Nanmee
Leon Street
Massopust and Duschock
George, J. Haney
Celia C. van Brunt
Smith Street
Stephen Somogyi
Anna Kuszton
Andrew J. Jackson
Isidore Siegel
Neville Street
Charles Balut
Michael Swaslik
Chauncey Street
Massopust
Duschock
Martin S. Duschock
Lehigh Park
Antonio Mauro
Eugene
Clark
Howard Brown
Lawton Place
Pierce and Son
Koyen and
Ostergaard
R. E. Comegys
Lawrence Street
Comegys Brothers
William Tyrrell
Jacob Greenspan
Elm Street
Leo Goldberger
E. R. Poulsen
Julia Labacq
Albany Waiters End January Strike
Albany hotel waiters voting to end their strike announced in Albany New York on January 25. Hotels had faced serious disruption but have operated under near normal conditions for over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Weather Outlook: North Clouds and South Drizzle Today
Far north regions will stay cloudy while the southern portion sees possible local rains. Sunday will be fair with tight variable winds.
Building Permits Issued This Week By McNamara
Building Inspector McNamara lists permits granted for multiple two story structures including Abel Hansen factory at Lehigh Ave, Jorgensen brick house on Compton Ave, Deppe dwelling at Brace and Hamman, Goldsmith properties on New Brunswick and Hall, Sorensen Sherman Street home, Weidenhaupt extension on Brighton Ave, Switzer store and office on Smith Street, and a Read the Classified Ads note directing to page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Abel Hansen
Lehigh Avenue
J. Thomson Jorgensen
Compton Avenue
H. Deppe
Brace and Hamman Avenues
J. P. H. Goldsmith
New Brunswick Avenue
Goldsmith and Streiff
Hall Avenue
Jens Sorensen
Sherman Street
Henry Weidenhaupt
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Children’s Eider
Reynolds Brothers
VUE Merit Store
Smith St
Perth Amboy
N.J
Queen Olives
Hilsdorf & Romond
High Street
Bailey
Parcel Post
Perth Amboy Evening News
Postence
General Markets
the Prudential
John F. Dryden
America
Gibraltar
Fear Sulzer
REA/I
Watson Avenue
Carl C. Christensen
William G. Bedle
Alpern and Company
Bedle
Bertrand Street
Everett L. Brown
L. T. Friedman
Newark
Weather Forecast
Citizens Building & Loan Association
Eowarp R. Pierce
Harry Conarp
Sec’y
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