Perth Amboy Evening News promotes progress and local issues
The Perth Amboy Evening News explains its reform stance, pledging fearless, up-to-date reporting for Middlesex County. It notes dust on Smith and State streets, discusses a proposed desertion law with a $100 fine, and mentions a new Delaware and Raritan canal idea as a dream. It also reports a Pennsylvania Railroad bridge at New Brunswick too low for masts.
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Smith and State
Perth Amboy
London
Morris Canal
Delaware and Raritan
Pennsylvania Railroad
New , Brunswick
Perth Amboy Trust Company
Smith
Greyhound Mining and Milling Co., Ltd
OC. M. Hays
Dock Trouble Ends in Longshoremen Agreement
The Longshoremen's and Marine Port Workers' association leaders have resolved weeks of conflict by agreeing to a 7 percent wage increase, with a 15 percent raise for cattle on eastern Oregon stock ranches tied to grass crop timing. The winter has been harsh and stock losses grow. Separately, a fire surge is reported across several Austrian, Hong Kong districts.
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At Longshoremen’s
Marine Port Workers’ Association of Managers
Con- Il
Oregon
Calumet
Hecla
United Verde
Clark
le Roi
Marconigraphic News Regular Transatlantic Service
The Times of London reports the regular commercial transmission of news by the Marconi wireless system between New York and London. Two overlong messages from its New York correspondent mark a new epoch in telegraphy with bidirectional news exchange at a rate near that of England to France. Burdick Inquest Reopened in Buffalo on March 30.
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London Times
London
The
Times This
New York
America
Marconi Wireless
the Times
Marconi Company
Marconi
Times
England
France
Real estate transfers recorded in Perth Amboy weekly list
The County Clerk at New Brunswick records transfers in Perth Amboy including Slaght to Broderson on Front Street near Smith Market, Arnold to Waywiski on Hall Avenue, Watson and Watson to Church of the Holy Cross at Cortlandt and Easton, Jabrowsky to Holy Cross at Cortlandt, Adametz to Galaida on Washington Street, Stanford Heights to Tillman on New Brunswick Avenue, Moffit to Olsen at Elizabeth and Kamm, Hall to Brenner on Water Street, Smiths to Sullivan on Front and Broad, Sullivan to Allen on same property, Jensen to Loder on Catalpa, Loder to Stricker on Hall and Railroad, Compton to Dayton on Madison, Campbell to Farrington on New Brunswick and Mattano, Polkowitz on New Brunswick, Stricker to Loder, Merski to Jacobsen on Grace, Hall executor to Egan heirs on Hall Avenue, Taft to DeWilton on Kirkland Place, Taft to Webbley on Kirkland Place, Hartman to Stricker on Water Street and Front, and Stricker to Hartman on same property.
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New Brunswick
Perth Amboy
William Asbury Slaght
Sarah Slaght
Martin Broderson
Christine Broderson
Arthur Kill
Front Street
Smith and
Market Streets
William E. Arnold
Katherine D. Arnold
Joseph Waywiski
Hall Avenue
Penn Street
Samuel J. Watson
Ella L. Watson
Church of the Holy Cross
Cortlandt and
Easton Avenue
Victoria Jabrowsky
John Jabrowsky
Patterson Grove
Cortlandt Street
Watson Tract
Frank J. Adametz
Annie Adametz
Joseph Galaida
Water Street
Gordon Street
John J. Smith
Mary Sullivan
Broad Street
John J. Allen
Mary A. Allen
Jens K. Jensen
Joseph 8
Maple Avenue
Elizabeth Loder
Joseph Loder
Adele Stricker
Hall and
Railroad Avenues
James L. Compton
Emma Compton
Mary E. Dayton
Madison Avenue
Paterson Street
James A. Campbell
R. Farrington
New Brunswick Avenue
Ogden Place
Mattano Place
Chapman Avenue
South R. Farrington
Joseph and
Samuel Polkowitz
Henry Taft
Edward W. DeWilton
Kirkland Place
Charles A. Webbley
William Hartman
Smith Street
Water
Front Streets
Death of Filipino Insurgent Leader Confirmed at Mariquina
Manila report confirms the Filipino insurgent leader San Miguel was killed in Friday fighting near Mariquina. His body and bodyguard of thirty were identified and delivered to relatives for burial after abandoning the fort and trying to escape, pursued by Maccabebe scouts.
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Manila
San Miguel
Mariquina
Lowell’s Wou Last Chance Considered Probable
One official says the siege may end with Mills closed until all operatives are able to work. Mr J P Holm of Amboy New Jersey notes the situation risks prolonged shutdown as workers seek employment and demand resumes.
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Helm
Boise
Hays
Textile shutdown spreads in Lowell as unions rise
In Lowell Massachusetts textile workers press for a 10 percent wage raise amid a prolonged mill shutdown. The textile council, led by President Conroy, plans a long siege to compel compliance while 17 000 operatives remain idle. Several mills report awaiting resumption only after active nonunion sentiment shifts.
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Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Labor
Conroy
W. 8. Southworth
Massachusetts ‘Mills
Manufacturers’ Association
French senate rejects state monopoly of petroleum
The French senate defeated the proposed measure to create a government controlled petroleum monopoly. Debate centered on national control versus market competition and implications for energy policy.
Extra Session Likely to Implement Cuba Reciprocity Pact
Washington reports general satisfaction in official circles as the Cuban senate approves the treaty without conditions. An extra session of Congress in November is expected to pass a concurrent resolution to carry the treaty into effect. Officials, including the president and Secretary Hay, express gratification over Havana’s ratification and aim to meet the March 31 deadline with rapid telegraphic exchanges.
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Washington
Congress
Hay
Havana
New Belmont Park Race Track Project In Nassau County
New plans reveal a $4,500,000 Belmont Park complex in Nassau County near Jamaica on the Jamacia plank road. About 2,000 workers will build a grand track expected to open with the season in August, aiming to rival premier turf venues and attract high-class racing.
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New York
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Nassau County
Queens
Jamaica Plank Road
Jamai
Hempstead
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