davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Star6 beim Gintritt im's Srrem=
Mibl.

SObn WleWanep, elm 72sjdbriaer
&riesspeteran, Der bislans Sniaiie bes
Soloatenbeims in 2afapette ssueien,
bann fir irriinnig befunoen unb se-
fern bierberaebra9t morben mar, I'm
4ufnabme i'm Srren-Niple 3n finben.
ifiirste in benz Mu9enblide tobt 3ufam=
men, als er bic Initalt bstrat. Die
BON 9iilfs=Goroner Dr. 8eis porge=
nomnkne 3ooteni9au ergab, bab Der
SDoc bur@ 2un9en-grbdrtung peran-
Iabt tuorben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
ginisuns in 9 | d t.
Hittsbura. 80. Stunt.

YittsburG 80. SUM. Sie
NtaIdiniifsn unb Gabrifanten baben in
elmer Gonfersn3 ale 9ifierensen big auf
ole 2obnsrb0bung gei9li9tet. Die
ssabritanten enti9eioen fid nod, oh fie
Die 1Opro3. grb0buns beiuilisen ipOllen.
5raaif9es @ei9id.
Ganias gitp, Mo., 80. SUM-.
Die l9idbrige Jrau Hora @intrep pers
iibte beute our4 einen Stur; in ben
Blue Hibsr bel SEEDS, Wo., Selbf=
moro uno ibr Wann ertrant. ais er
feline Satin retten tpollte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
ssemsr In fribsr MOrsrmfmaSs
BsrtbuOne sfsrbe Serbrannt.

granbfifter fsdten 6eute in friibsi
Wloreenltunbe bic S9eune BEG Solspt
8. Glarf, go. 1906 q. Merioian Str.
in grano. Sisislbe wur5e NIT ibren
oeiammten Snbalt total seritOrt. 3wst
0ieroe famen in ben Slammsn uH'
9as sine mar elm &ennpferb uno reprd'
ientirte einen 9ertb bon iibsr $1,000
oas aroere NOR $3.50 uertb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Sie Mnsriife bes Iorsanssrs oes

Sie Nnsriffe bes Iorednssrs oss
jebisen Miniiterprdfioentsn @ombes,
Waloed : &OuHeau's, bic sr in Der
Samifass=Sibuns bes Senats eesen
bic &egieruns ridtete, bnbsn cine ere
fldrli9e Seniation srrest. Walbsd-
&ouheau's Name III Der angeiebenIte
unter ben gemdbisten &epublitanern
unb feline lebte Miniifsrprdfibsntidaft
seb6rt gu ben penisen erfOlsrei9en,
uel9e Der britten &spublit bsidieben
iuaren. Cine Warnung aus fOldem
Wunbe bOr allau srobem @abitalismus
i'm Sample sesen Die reliei0ien Crben
t,rn barum BEG ginorufs nidt berfsb-
len unb Der Senat fdloB ii9 benn
aud mil GROCER Waioritdt ben @nii9-
ten Waloed-R -Rouheau's on.
Da bic &esieruns aud in Der 3am-
mer fur3 porber nur cine beriauin-
benoe Waioritdt er3islte, 10 itsbt oas
raoitaIe cabinet @ombes auf re9t
madeligen Giiben. Gin Stura bes
Wlinifterium nod bor gesinn Der par-
lamentsferieu 1T immerbin in W0gli9-
teit 3u sieben. Giir bic segsrmdrtiss
6ir9enpolitit Granfrei9s udre bas bon
eini4neioenoer gebeutuna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
gebOrSe fir 0ifentli9e @erfe
90 te Der m ienbafte Ser
befferungen angeorbnet.

- Wv ! u 9u iS -
BE e11erungen an9eoronet.
Sn ibrer eeitrisen Sibuns bisB Die
gebOrbs fur 6ffentlide @erts 3und6t
Die erifpeiligen afieBment=llmlassn fir
Die 8aditsinpfaiteruns Der 10. Str,
BON &uraI Biz Olnep. &iespHafsruns
II. |. h. on Der Nem Sort Str, bon
Sisblano Nbe. Bis Sprman Str, unb
8aff feinpHaferung Der 8. 9llep 0ifli9
Der Gait Str, bon Wartet- Bis Wa=
baib Str. gut.
gnogtiltig befatigt
wurben Die &efolutionen betrsHsnb i:
Gtmentirung Der en-. an Der 10.
Str., nDrelide Seite. BON 8ropfiibe
biz Nrienal 4be., 2ofenborani9lae
800; SOlsblodpfi. Der NOrtb Str.,
bon Gaif Big globle. 1880; GiespH.
Der /. Illep 6itli6 Der ct. Peter Str,
bon Der Wooolapn glbe. big sur /.
aaep iiibli9, 5000; gementirung Der
en-. on Der Mbams Str., bon Der
Gooiebelt Nbe. bis our 25. @tr.,
$1,000; @ementirung Der Gm. uno
&inniteine an Der %. Str., bon Sai=
nois big Salbott 9lbe., 81, 725; Oesgl.
uno Giespf. Der 6abritraBe an Der
Barrier 9lte., bon Der &ooispelt Mpe.
big sur %. Str, $6,5O0; fsrner bic
3siolution betreffeno @ementiruna Der
en-. an Der Station Str.. bon Der 21.
Ctr. bis sur Mafaauietts Mpe., na9-
bem bieielbe babin amsnnirt tporben
mar. baB Die Sw. 5 6uB brett anitatt
Al SUB brett tuerben iollen, Soften,
porani9las 50, $50.
glnnullirt
wurbe ba9e9en Die &eiolution betref +
fenb &iespHaiteruns Der L. 9lGep OFF,
lid Der @entral Nbe., bon Der "a. biz
sur %. Str, $3.50.
u GEN m meft
nnrbsn Die &eIolutionen bstreffenh
fOlsenoegerbeR beRerun9en: Nibelliruns oel
6abritraBe uno @ementirung Der Sm.
an Der Colorado Mbe., bon Waibing=
ton biz Mi9igan Str, an Der guelif
Moe., bon Der Wafbinston big sur 1.
Maep n6rbli9 Der Midi9an, an be,
Sennp Str., bon Waibinston Biz
Mi9isan, uno on Der Slabitone Ibe.,
bon @aIbin9ton big Midisan; Gemer.
tiruns Der Su. on @arfielb Mpe., Dor
Waibinston big Miaisan, uno OIL be,
@eler Mbe. auf Der gleiden Strede
gementirung Der Sw. unb gineangs.
pese unb &aienanlase an Der 9obl,
Str., bon Stepens Bis Wcgartp
Sessl. uno Sebsn bon &innitsinen an
Der 8raoibam Ctr, bon 8irginio
ape. big Wrie6t Str; Solablodpfl
Der 5abrifrabe Der Wi9igan Str,
bonn pOsue's &un big 9isblano Ipe
Sie Nort mefern Mbe.=
8rii de.
Dor Der 8eb0rbe eri9ien iii be,
aeifrisen Sibun9 cine bon gr=@sneral
Inualt Saplor, Wfapor Bootmalter
Staotratbsmitslisb Gppert unb gr
Stabtratbsmitslieb Sames Munroe se
fihrte Delegation bon 8iirsern bor
Norb Snbianapolis, nm bic Stabtper
tpaltuns su eriuden, an Der Nortb
ueitern Npe. cine neue Bride iiber ber
Gal Greet su bauen. (lleber bieie Nn
aelesenheit 1T in Der lebten Wode idor
beri9tst uOroen.) @asin bic geb0rb
nertpies, ba bic Gtabt feine @elber fiir
neue 8riifenbauten bat, bic Delegation
on Die @ountp-@omniifIdre, unb bi
9erren uaren vabmeienb", als bi
Delegation in ibrer Office borfpra9
Sie Delegation miro oeshalb beut
no9mals BEL ben @ountp=g =gommifldrer
pOripre4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Mns oeu Geri@tsbOfen.
6 mpion's e 9idial n
ben dnben Der Sc
d renen.

Sn benz Sale bes unter Der Mntlage
Der Gdli4uns itebenben 4rtbur @5imp-
ion i9lob Mnwalt Duncan, wel9er
benz Gtaatsanpalt aifiitirte, beute
Wit!ae bic Mraumsnte. I'm 2:90 so=
gen bic @ei9morenen fi9 our 8eratbung
suriid. gs tpirb a0eemein aneenom=
men. baB bieislben fi9 ni9t etnisen
iperben.
8algencanbiba 8 oobe +
MILL ap eIIiren
Sic Inpdlte b,s gum Sobe beruts
tbeilten M6roers @omaro Sopber
baben benz Criminal &idter mitge.
tbeilt, oaB iie sesen bas urtbeil on
bas Stats Oberseridt appeliren
tuerosn. 3usleib baben lie eriuht,
bab Mbibriften Der Terbanolungen
betreffs llebermittluns berielben an oas
Obereeri9t auf Soften bes @ountps
borsenommen tperoen iOllen, oa i6r
Client teine Witteln bat, bic Soften
au besablen. Sas Geiu4 wuroe be-
tpilliet.
@inb altsbefebl sesen gf o.
f9iniiten nerlan9t.
Dor &i6ter Garter i'm Superioree=
ridte wuroe seffern nit Der 8erbano=
lung iiber bas 8eiu9 Der gational
Wiotor Yebicle 60. um einen ginbalts.
befebl sesen Die @bite @iper 2ose go.
161 Der Snternationalen Waidinifen-
Gereinisuns bssonnen. Sie Wlitslie=
Der Der 2ose iollen oaonra perbinberi
tperben. Die gsi6tmitslieber Der 2ose gu
belditigen, tuelde Die pldbe Der itrei=
fenben 2osenanseb6risen einnebmen.
Mub Ontel g m &e6en=
DAFT blesen.
Uon gunoes gommilidr gbas.
0aOores tpuroe seitsrn Grau -@ertit
9ufe aus Weit Ssrre 9aute, tpslde be-
iduloiat ift, einen al=grieffaifen in
Der Nahbaridaft ibres 9auies beraubi
gu babsn, an bic 8unoes-@rObsei9wo.
renen bertpieien.
pOliSei9eri9 t.
&i9ter Wballon berfhste iiber BIZ
ibm seitern pOrliegenoen Gdlle ME
folst:
Brarbftiftung -Sames Murpbp =
on Die 8roBsei9porenen iibertpisIen.
! &leinoisbfabl = 6arrp Smith =
s25 uno Soften unc 80 Sage; Nnni'
Snpber = $25 unb Soften uno sc
Sage; 8eiiie Sbuoer -s5 unb Soften
Srasen berborsener Waffsn = Saps!
Burns i $25 unb Soften unb 80 Sage
Sbdtlidsr Nnsriff = Martin Sa
pens - $50 unb Soften unb 80 Sage
| StraBenraub = gbas. Suder =
on Die 9roBsei9iporenen iibsrtpieien.
Morbansriff = Sam @olpa = Ri:
gum 2. Suli beri9oben.
gbenio tpurben ale anberen men,
nenswertben Sale bis auf @eitere!
beridoben. Grlebi9t tpurben i'm @an'
gen "a Jdae tbeils dlteren tbsils neus'
fen Satums.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30

Seutf6eprsB
8ertin, 80. Sum-. geim beutiaen
0erbor i'm prosehe Der Sirettoren Der
pOmmsriiden gant uesen betriiseris
fiber Sransaftionen. tpelde Die Summe
ban s4OO, 900 inbuIpiren, 3sigte es fi4,
oaB Die Banf benz 8erliner preBperein
s6250 ober $1,000 Mart fur cine un-
bsftimmte 3eit, Obne Siderbeit uno
Obns 3insberednuns lieb, I'm ii4 ben
gutsn g8ilen Der SournaIiifen 81
fi9ern. Die gant 3ablts aud ein3elnen
Miteliebsrn Der prefe beoeutenoeSum=
men. ginsr srbielt $4,000 per Sabr.
Die gerIinsr preiie iit iiber bieie gnt=
btlungsn iebr aufgerest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
YeriOmal= =Noti,em.

6err uno 6rau @eorge & o :
berts aus Serre 9aute ftno
gum wiltomnlenen Beiu9s bss
9errn uno Grau 5rant ga-
ben bier einsstroffen ulo iperbsn ben
CONNER bei ibnen aubrineen. 6rau
&oberts iit cine Sdueifer Der Grau
8Qben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Nahrthten aus Snbiana.
9 o m 9 ater setDbtet. t.

9 m 9 ter et6btet.
VI d m 0 II b. Sames Quinn, elm
aotorii4es Subject, fam am Sonntas
in fpdter Mbeno funbe in betruntenem
3uffanbe nod 6auie unb perlangte
bon ieinem Iater, einem 70jdbrigen
8reiie, 8elb. 9lls es ibm berweigert
purbe, eriff Der 1nbolb feinen Batter
tbdtlid an. Sieier tuebrte ii4 nit
einem Msiier ieiner Saut unb bel Der
@elegen5eit bra9te er ieinem Sobne
cine folde tieie @tidipunbe Bel,
oab oerielbe balo oarauf ftarb. Ser
gum M0rber ieines Sobnes setporbene
alte Mann lieferte ii9 felbit Der poli=
aei aus.
W Il Bfap pen m 8eri1 t.
9 o m ington. Mm Montag
begann im bieiisen &reisseridt bic
8erbanolungen iiber bic $4,000
SaabeneriaBtlaee, tuel4e Soiebb Britt
ton bon @reene @ountD ge9en cine Mn=
3abl prominenter 8hrser bieies @oun=
tps eirserei9t hat. Sieielben batten
i'm bor Sa6ren zines gfadts aus benz
gette gebolt uno ibn nod @eibtappsn
Dirt ee5ii9tigt. Der 6aa murbe bon
bem @reene Gountp @eri9t. in mel.
dem er ieit Sabren in Sdwebe gsue=
fen mar, an bas bieiiee 8eridi iiber=
tpieien.
an turm auf cine 8anf.
eartinsbille. Die erffe
gtational Banf bate am Mpntag 3ipei
Stunoen lang ben 9lnifurm bon elmer
sroBen gnSabl SepOiitoren, tpel9e
gum er0Bten She'll auf benz 2anbe
m0bnten, aus3ubalten, pel9e nit
unsefiim ibre einbesablten 8elber
3urid bsrlangten. Gerielbe NOR bic
Jolge zines 8erii9tes, tueldes BON
einem Gountp. Oepolitor berbreitet tpor=
ben mar.
9lm Samifag Nadmittag tpplte er
nod 8anff9luB in Der 8anf eine
Summe oeponiren, als ct an Der Sbiir
berielben elm placat borfanb, auI
peldem bas Wort rgeidloiisn" itano.
Sn ieiner @infalt glaubte er, bic 8ani
5dtte ibre @eiddfte seialcRen uno er
batte ni9ts eiliseres gu tbun, als bic.
ies feinen gfadbarn mitsutbeilen.
Snnerbalb elmer Stunbe batten oieiel.
ben iiber $4,000 aus Der ganl
geaogen.
Gin grbf9aftsfrei
8alp parai o. rleber bas @e.
Iu1, bas Seitament bes gnoe bee
porigen Sabres perforbenen reiden
Garmers @eorse %. Stpisart fiji
uueiiltig su erfldren. ipirb CUR 3eit in
biefeen 8eridt berbanbelt. Spigart,
tpel9er elm 0erm0sen bon iiber $780,
600 bintsrlieb, ioG BEL MbfaHuns bes
ielben ni9t bel flarem gsrfanbs gene
len fein. Mus ben 8erbanblunger
sins berbor, baB einise Monate po,
ieinem Sooe Der alte Mann nod burd
ben Jog. @oIb Yrid @aminbel $500
eingeblbt bate.
nterptt.
Serre 9aute. 2amrene,
Sidep. welder funf &etail @roeerie!
ei9net, bat ieinen 8anferott angemel
bet. Sen paiipa bon etna ~$45, 00(
ionen Metipa bon $40, 900 gegeniiber.
fehen.
@eiflider 2ebensretter
g1ar 10. Noolpb Gift uni
8eorse giiiel, 3wei l4jdbrise Sunsen.
iudren, mdbreno fie i'm @enter Se'
babeten, unfeblbar ertrunten, tpenr
ibnen ni9t Yafor O. s. Bprer 3u,
9nlfe getommen rdre. Semielben
9elang es oas 8ein zines Sungen au
prtnifd1pn mn i'm nuf hipSe WeiSe nn's
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30

@pttIieb Qeufharbt,
sSie gemhtbli&e gde,"
gde Noble unb Wartet Ctr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30

~ Die 5site 5 Sent giqarrs in
Der. etaot, Mu9o's r9onsfellop@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30

@bansbille. Natban Dale,
elmer oer rei9fen Mdnner in Guaipan
@ountp, berlor auf einem norbmdrts
fabrenoen 3use Der gbanspille & Serre
0aute Yabn Iein Saf9enbu9, uel9es
$1,000 in Baar, unb swei @beds uno
Note entbielt, tuel9e suinmmen ben
getrag bon $500 reprdientirt.u. Ser
porter gbwarb albright fanb baiIelbe
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01
THREE men LOST
Collision Between the Tugs
Hercules and Idlewild
Results in a Triple
Drowning.


The tug-boats Hercules, of the Sanford
Towing Company and the Idlewild, be-
longing to Thomas Kierney, crashed to-
gether at dawn this morning off Ellis
Island, throwing four men overheard,
three of whom were drowned. Both boats
We're badly damaged about the bows.
The name of one of the men drowned
has not yet been ascertained he had only
been employed on the tug Hercules for
day. The other two men were Hans
Peterson and William Lasker, both of
this city.
August Fallenberg, of the tugboat
Idlewild who was also thrown over
board, after being first hurlsd into a mass
of wreckage which broke his left leg,
managed to swim around with his broken
leg until he was rescued. He was
brought to the Morris dock and from
there taken to the City Hospital, where
It is said he has little or no chance Of
recovscy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01

led the Rev. Father Keany to deliver an
eulogy. He said it was not customary,
except where the dead was of prominence
in parish work to go outside of the ritu-
al of the burial of the dead, but that was
scarcely necessary for him to preach AZ
panegyric over Mrs. Davis's body. Her
life,' he declared, was a sermon which
preached itself. Winter and summer she
was as constant in Gods service as the
sun in the heavens. Her life was of the
most simple kind She lived constantly
in Gods light. She knew her duty and
she did it. Hers was a life of faith de-
voted also to charity. Her mind was
clear. She knew why God placed her
in this world, and she filed his orders.
She knew why God created her She
had no doubt of it whatever Life's riddle
to her was as clear as that and make
4. She solved the problem which so
many have failed to solve. When unable
to come to church she had chapel erect
ed in her home, where she spent hours
in prayer. She was not afraid to die be-
cause of her knowledge of Gods mercy
aud that he would strengthen her in the
hour of death. That hour is test of
our former life because virtues in a life
as long as she lived shine out clearly. 1t
was an easy matter for priest to attend
her. In fact it was source of ediication
to allof us. Her good life should
strengthen and encourage others in the
trials of this lin She possessed one
of the tenderest of mothers hearts,
AS the casket was being borne from
the church Miss Veronica Stanton sang
Nearer My God, to Thee as solo.
The body was buried in the Holy Name
Cemetery and was followed to the, grave
by big concourse of people.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UNITED
States & Venezuela Company.
Please take notice that at a special meeting
Of the Board Of Directors Of the United States
& VenezneiaN Company duly called and held at
the office of r. Floyd Clarke, No. 135 Broad
way, In the Borough Of Manhattan City OF
New York the 18th day Of November, 1908,
at IL oclock In the forenoon OF that day the
following resolution was presented and there
upon duly passed and adopted by said Board
Resolved. That in the Judgment Of the
Board OF Directors OF this Company 1t is deem
United States & Venezuela Company that the
same should be forthwith dissolved, and to
that end It Is ordered that meeting OF the
Stockholders be held on the oath day of De-
cember, 1903 at eleven o'clock in the forenonn
at the office Of the Company in the office Of
sey, at No. 1871 Exchange Place, in the City
of Jersey City, County of Hudson, New Jersey.
to take action upon this resolution. and further
said meeting and Of the adoption OF this resolu-
tfon within ten days from this date by publish
Ing the said resolution with q notice Of its
adoption In the Jersey City News news
paper published in the City of Jersey City,
for at least four weeks week, success
copy Of the same to each and every stocl1hol-
der Of this Company in the United States; and
be 1T further
Resolved, That said meeting of Stockholders
is also called for the purpose of passing upon
a plan OF REORGANIZATION OF this Company to
be carried out upon such dissolution. II any.
then and there to be presented to said meet
Ing and Involving the transfer Of the assets
Of this Company to new company with the
same, or suitable name, to be Incorporated
under the laws Of the State Of Maine, with a
capital stock Of the same amount. the stock
Of this Company 70 be exchanged share for
share for the stock Of the new and to trans
act any and all other business that may be
lawfully transacted at such meeting
Dated Jersey City November 1ath 1905
By order Of the Board d Directors.
sToRER BROWN
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01
THOUSANDS LOST
BY FIRE.
Nos. SO and 81 Montgomery
Street Destroyed Last
Night.
SALVATION ARMY HOTEL THREATENED
Burned Buildings Were Occu-
pied by S. Fabriee and
q. G. ]. Barrenfehl.
SALVATION ARMY HOTEL THREATENED

Fire broke out at 9.15 o'clock last
night in the fancy Oriental goods store
on the first floor of the four story frame
building, No. 81 Montgomery street, oc-
cupied by S. Fabrice and as jewelry
store of w. Northwood. The building is
owned by DIR. Creighton. At $50 this
morning fire broke out on the top floor of
the three-story brick building, No. SO, ad-
joining the damaged building. This build
ing is owned by the G. Speer estate and
the top floor is occupied by G. j. Barren
fehl as a store room the fire ate its way
threugh into the second floor occupied by
Berrenfehl as an Office
1t is supposed that the latter fire was
the result of the first one, though fire.
men carefully examined the burned prem
ises before leaving after the first one,
No. 81 was entirely Igutted and the
two upper floors of No. SO were also
gutted and the stock of Christie Nc
Cabe's cigar store and \ Barker,s hat
store, both of which are located ON the
first floor Of No. SO, We're badly damaged
by water.
Jeweler Northwood said his losses
would reach $500.
Neither Of the buildings was fully
insured.
1t is estimated that the total damage
will foot up between twelve and fifteen.
thousand dollars.
There was some excitement among the
occupants of the Salvation Army Hotel
which Immediately adjoins No. 81. The
building became full of smoke.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01
EDWARD FRY,
CITY COLLECTOR


to DOuGALD MCDONALD. JANE Maciss.-N-
zie, Peter Mackenzie. her husband, Mary
Ballantine, Thomas Ballantine. her husband;
aid, his wife; Archibald Macdonald Eliza
beth Macdonald, Donald A.. MacDonald. ner
MIAMI infant; Ale1ander exam @ sheddoa, % infant. sns''0l
You are hereby notified that at public sale
made BY the CITY Collector .o of Jersey CITY, on
Aiderynen 81 Jersey City purchased for the sun
Of eight dollars and thirty-fiye cents ali the
the County Of Hudson and State Of New Jer-
sey, fronting on John street. which IL laid
MsI upon an assessruent NAP annexed to re-
port number 2 made by the Commissioners
Of eTs aDponssss n e and foa saa CITY
led Ys in the OH Office Of The csy cesSsor lei T q ger
rspo1 ana map and said sale being made pur-
suRnt to the provisions OF an act of the Legis.
lature of New Jersey, passed March 3oth. 1885,
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collec-
y ton of arrearages Of unpaid taxes, asses.
merts and water rates water rents In
cities of this State. and imposing and levy
ing. a tax: assessment and iel in lieu and
the payment thereof and to provide for tho
sale Of lands subjected to future taxation
And the several supplements thereto
And you are furtner poIiled that you appear
e e. ps M a u Sad ana and
acts tie u ax months n ro
and Aldermen Of Jersey City, the Zee simple
provisions Of the said act.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01
MRS. j. E. HULSHlzER DEAD
President of The New Jersey
Title Guarantee and Trust
Company Loses His
Mother.

Mrs. James e. Hulshizer, Sr., mother
of Mr.. ]. E. Hulshizer, president of the
New Jersey Title, Guarantee and Trust
Company, died at 6 o'clock last evening
at the home of her son, No. 16 Clifford
avenue. She was in the sixty-ffth year
of her age.
The end came not unexpectedly as Mrs.
Hulshizer had been critically i'll for the
past week and was being constantly at
tended by Drs. Gray and Pyle of Jersey
City and DIR. Able, specialist from New
York. Despite the efforts of the ply
sicians she become unconscious on Sun
day last and remained no until death All
the members of the family were at the
bedside when the end came.
President J. E. Hulshizer is Mrs. HUI
shizer's only son. Her husband James
+. Hulshizer, ST., died in May 1900. Since
then Mrs. Hulslizer has lived with her
son on Clifford avenue.
Mrs. Hulshizr was born in Broad
way, N. ]. She came to Jersey City with
her husband many years ago and has
resided in Jersey City ever since. Her
maiden name was Rachel Van Syckel.
Mrs. Hulshizer's health began to fail
last summer She went to the country
and to the seashore but her condition did
not improve. 1t was not until a week
ago, however, that her illness was ce~sid-
cred serious. 1t was then discovered Sssas
she was suffering from an acute form of
kidney trouble.
Mrs. Hulshizer has sister, Mrs Phil
lips, who resides in Princeton, N. J. Mrs.
Phillips's husband is professor in
Princeton University.
Funeral services will be held at the
Clifford avenue home on Wednesday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock. Interment will be in
the family plot at StewartsviIle, n. j.,
at the convenience of the family.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-01

TO DAVID o'KEEFE. ELLEN QUINN. FAT
rick Qrinn, her husband. Bridser o,keeze.
.ndividuaaiy and as adnrinistratrix of.tse Is
Grant. her hpshand; William Ellard. m
husband: Margaret Grady, WIDOW: DAVID
O.Keefe, Daniel O'Keefe. MichAs 0Keefe.
o'Keefe. John O. keefe. Paul o'Keefe, Minnie
Cnittick, John Chittick, her husband Margaret
oKsefs. widow; payid o'Kesfe. Illlzs o'Kssfs.
garet O'Keefe. Mary Ross, Kenneth Ross. her
Joseph B. Bartleman, David B. Day, Horace
aS,n ThqsssT meAsy 1Tsse Eas. Ths Aesn Ne
Case, Henry Drummer. Max stsrer. Tracing
as Max s:iner and Company Sas,arssshisis ss
u Chosen Freehoiders Of the County Of Hud-
son
made By y the city coiieCfor q Jersey cs On
the 10th day Of April, 1885. the mayer and
lassn a egh1sx Z. ssrs ana sa
the land and Essl estate situaee In Jersey
Jersey fronting on County Road pIa Quincy
street. which is laid down and dSeiG1H&e5 az
o sp > ans9sa m sesk to 1ua1g aspS g. s2as =
the Commissioners OF kdjustmeut' ap8ctnt-
Cd in N and for ssaq S.g by the cEos ; & Sss e
which report and map was med IN Ne eiktes
e the city Collector ,sSs Of ssrSsy casy e T ssae
and said sale being made pufansn$ tost4e DO
visions of an aot Of the Legislature o5 NV
Jersey. passed March s0th. 1856. 'eRskleis-x
IAN Act concerning the settlement And esiteo-
ton of arreaFages of unpaid taxes. azsasas
and water rates or wosef<srfts IN
cities of this State, and Imposing and levy
ing a tax, assessment and lien in lieu aEc
instead of such arrearages, and 70 enfoEce
the payment thereof, and to provide for the
sale of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate interest In said land and
real estate. and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed. as provided in said
acts, before the expiration of six months from
and after the service hereof, deed for the
same viii be given conveying to The Mayor
and Aldermen of Jersey City. the fee simple
of said land and real estate according tosthe
provisions of the said act.
Dated, Jersey City, N. J., May 11th. 1903
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
CITY.
M N. FAeAN. Hrayes.
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