Perth Amboy City Council Proceedings May 18 1903
Regular meeting details petitions from Prospect Street residents to grade curb and pave. tax exemptions requests for firemen. fire company certificate changes. bids for sewer work on Chauncey Street. ordinances on Neville and Lawrie streets. street grade actions on New Brunswick avenue. various resolutions on sewers, payment warrants, and property issues. adjournment.
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Eckert
Taft
Smith
Donovan
Gannon
Runyon
Campbell
City of
Perth Amboy
Sperty
Prospect Street
New Brunswick Avenue
L. O. N. Brogger
Ag.j
H Amboy
N. J
Board of Aldermen
City of Perth Amboy
W. H. Co
Andrew Peterson
E. Anderson
Sec
John H. Macan
T. E. Anderson
Y W. H. Co
Ernest McKenzie
Frank Comings
Jas. P. Danham
Sveyne
Perth
Ambott
New Brunswick
Easton & Amboy Company
Cortlandt Packer
Harry Conard
City of Perth
Amboy
New Jersey
Sheridan Street
Market Street
Raritan River
O. N. Cammann
Committee On
Geo. R. Bunten
B. Frankel
J. H. Gregory
Judiciary
James H. Dandy
G. A. R. Department of New Jersey
Chauncey Street
Martin Hansen
Hansen & Christiansen
State Street
Easton & Amboy Railroad Company
O. Hommann
R. D. Wood & Co
Standpipe
Aye—Eckert
Neville Street
Cornell Street
Woodbridge Road
Lawrie Street
Park Avenue
Washington Street
Staten Island Sound
Oak Street
Smith Street
New Brupswick Avenue
Easton and Amboy
Rector Street
Smith Town
Davidson Avenue
Board of Education and Water Department
Perth Amboy Trust Co
Public Library
Fire Department
Water Committee
High Street
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co
Roessler &Hasslacher Chemical Co
Toft Donovan
Johans Jensen
August Kroeger
Davidson Enue
John F. Rielley
Kent seeks stay in manslaughter case
George Raines on behalf of Leland Dorr Kent applies for a certificate of reasonable doubt before Justice Davy in Penn Yan after Kent was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to twenty years. Judge Sutherland says the jury correctly found the manner of Miss Dingle's death and cites the risks of a life of dissipation leading to disgrace.
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Rochester
N. Y
George Raines
Warren
Leland Dorr Kent
Supreme Court
Davy
Penn Yan
Kent
Sutherland
Miss Dingle
Loubet and Cotton Receive French Courtesies in Marseilles and Paris
Ambassador Porter reports French officials and the king gave Admiral Cotton marked consideration during the homeward visit from Marseilles to Paris. Cotton sat in the president’s box with King Edward and attended gala events, signaling France’s appreciation of U.S. support. Bishop Potter rebuts a Boston critic in New York, praising New York living. Nature notes turtle eggs remain prized where abundant, though less common in America.
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Washington
Porter
State Department
Loubet
United States
Marseilles
Cotton
Paris
King Edward
Theatre Francais
France
Bishop Potter
Heath
New York
Boston
Church of the Holy Communion
Minneapolis
St. Louis
America
The Rose Vine and Politically Polite Blooms
The Rose Vine describes a sun kissed vine by a wall living in gloom and blushing into radiant roses. Washington Star notes a literary image of elegance and restraint with a theme of politeness and bloom. Presidents Without Descendants references ten of twenty five US presidents lacking descendants in Albany Argus context.
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Washington Star
United States
Albany Argus
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Samuel G. Garretson
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Bishop Company
Penn Street
Boynton Bros
Smith St. P. S
Amboy Realty and Construct'on Company
New Prunwick Road
Umtos Building
Perth Amboy Evening News
Greisen & Dahl
Masons and Builders
Scheuer Building
Tide-Water Trans. Co
Broadway
New York, Amboy
Pier
North River
Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
Judge
Girl
Nell
Marriey
Belle
Philadelphia
Ambassador Porter
J. Slobodien & Bro
W. L. Douglas
Elizabeth Harpware Co
Mith Street
Harness Buy
Nick
Davis
Surrey
Nickle
Wm. J. Aschenbach’s Sons
Market St
Newa
Kers
New York and