Park Plan Advances In Perth Amboy Water Works Site
The Perth Amboy Board of Water Commissioners unanimously backed turning the 14 acre Eagleswood water works site over to the Board of Aldermen for park use and possible municipal lighting. Aldermen Clark outlined a roughly 180 by 190 foot tract and urged turning almost all the water works property into a public recreation area while preserving a portion for future needs.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
Eagleswood
Old Water Works
Perth Amboy
John J. Clark
Judiciary Committee
Everbody
Alderman Clark
William C. Wilson
Water Board
Snedeker
Water Department
Aldermen
C. C. Sibley
Runyon
Clark
Wilson
Runyon and Carey
Grieve
Timmins
Lehigh Valley
C. Pardee Works
Mason
Chris Jorgensen
John W. Kelly
Jorgensen
Sixth Ward
Nothern
Fifth Ward
Amboy Avenue
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Thas
Ashland Emery & Corundum
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Perth Amboy Gas Light Company
High Street
Raritan
Johnson Waterfront
Gregory
Kelly
Water Works
Smith Street
Gregory Site
Water Front
Pierhead
Sound
FIRE ENGULFS FAYETTE STREET HOME. TWO FAMILIES LOST SLEEP
About 6 30 last night a three and a half story building at 103 Fayette street burned atop the structure as firemen fought for an hour. Two families were woke by the blaze and a barber shop at 337 Smith street was gutted around 3 this morning. Damage is about 2000 dollars insured. Fire started behind fixtures in the barber shop. A boarder warned Mrs. Houser. Firemen from box 65 and a second line attacked from the back. One weather-board tore loose nearly injuring assistant chief John Deveny. Two families fled briefly then returned as flames were checked. A revolver was recovered by Patrolman Bachmann.
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George Houser
Fayette Street
Smith Street
John
Deveny
John Dangelo
H. Wedeen
Harry Goldstein
Watson Avenue
Bachmann
Rae Tanzer Bound Over by Grand Jury
Rae Tanzer, plaintiff in a 50000 breach of promise suit against James W Osborne, was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of using the mails to defraud. United States Commissioner Houghton announced the ruling after a morning of sensational testimony.
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United Press Wire
New York
Rae Tanzer
James W. Osborne
United States
Houghton
Ball
Daylight Saving Change Reported by German Officials
Special by United Press Wirl notes Copenhagen dispatch that Germany plans an hour shift in daylight savings. The change will occur on April 1 as clocks move forward one hour affecting daily routines and bedtimes across the country.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Ecosons
Hery
Ing
Earlie
Auduian Hurl Monster Army Into Hungary
Special by United Press Wire. London March 25. Slav forces push through Dukla pass within fifteen miles of Bartfa as Russians clash with Austro German troops near Lupkow and Ustok passes. Reports from Petrograd and Vienna say the great Carpathian battle may decide Hungary’s fate with Przemysl besiegers pouring toward Budapest.
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London
Budapest
Dukla Pass
Bartfa
Petrograd
Vienna
Lupkow
Ustok
Hungary
Przemysl
Dukla
Przemys
German retaliation burns Suwalki and launches Baltic raids
Petrograd reports German retaliation for Russian occupation of Memel with arson in Suwalki capital of the Poland province. Russian aviators say every government building in Suwalki was set ablaze Tuesday night, visible for miles. The war office also says German warships bombarded unfortified Russian villages in Courland, Baltic.
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Memel
Suwalki
Poland
War Office
Grodno
Courland
Baltic
Jersey Central line in Du Pont control takes hold
Jersey Central Traction Company changes hands with Du Pont interests gaining control. George J. Brown remains stockholder and director as new owners William W. Laird Francis S. Whitten and William S. Hilles take over. inspectors threaten indictments over hotel fire escapes at the Packer house on Smith and High streets.
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Jersey Central Line
DU Pont
Jersey Central Traction Company
Morris Brothers
Philadelphia
Delaware
George J. Brown
Red Bank
Brown
Evening News
William W. Laird
Francis S.““’hitten
William 8. Hilles
DuPonts
Powder Trust
Powder Corporation
Public Service Corporation
Monmouth
Moncateconte
Routh
Amn
Raritan River
South Amboy
Hole-In-The-Wall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New Street
Broadway
Main Street
New York and
Long Branch
Meehan
Jersey Central
Public Service
Board transfers valve to Brnston stand pipe
The Board of Water Commissioners at last night’s meeting decided the automatic check valve for the new stand pipe on the arms property is unnecessary to prevent overflow for several years. They moved the valve to the Brnston stand pipe to guard against its overflow. The board also ended its contract with the Hudson and Middlesex Telephone and Telegraph Company for the electric tell tale, expiring July 15, 1916, which paid $100 and used the Ernston to Runyon line.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Arms
Brnston
Hudson and Middlesex Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telltale
Ernston
Runyon
Six bidders for Runyon 12 Million Gallon Pump Bid Totals
Water board received six bids for a 12 million gallon pump to Runyon. One late bid was rejected. Bids from Allis-Chalmers 82205, William Tod 89965, Turbine Equipment 20600, Epping-Carpenter 34940, Hooven Owen Rentschler 36700, Nordberg 29900, Snow Steam bid rejected. Award may be made at April 7 meeting. Pump aids water transfer from storage wells to the city.
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Runyon
Water Board
Mason
Allis - Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
William Tod Company
Youngstown
Turbine Equipment Company
New York
Epping-Carpenter Pump Company
Pittsburgh
Hooven, Owen, Rentschler Company
Hamilton
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
Snow Steam Pump Works
International Pump Company
Maine
Adjourning Roosevelt probe for one week
The special assembly investigation committee will not sit tomorrow at Roosevelt to delve into the causes and results of the recent Industrial strike. There were four legislative days this week and the assembly men, many lawyers, will devote the day to practice. The hearing is postponed for one week with EK. J. Waring of the Liebig plant set to resume testimony and other key witnesses including officials of the American Agricultural Chemiead Company to be called.
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Special Assembly Investigation Committee
Roosevelt
EK. J. Waring
Liebig
American Agricultural Chemiead Company
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