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• Aug. F. Barg - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. August F. Barg took over as proprietor of Claus Basse's restaurant and saloon, which was located at 19th Street and Boulevard.
• Geo. W. Bond, Jr. - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Geo. W. Bond, Jr. Civil Engineer and Surveyor, located at 148 Bulls Ferry Road (now Park Avenue), near Highwood Terrace, Weehawken, NJ.
• Herman Lubbering - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Herman Lubbering was a stair builder, whose residence and shop were located at 183-185 Hackensack Plank Road.
• J.I. Maggio - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. J.I. Maggio, was an analytical and pharmaceutical chemist who was the proprietor of the Red Cross Pharmacy at 2 Boulevard, corner of 19th Street.
• Weehawken Town Directory - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This directory appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community.
• Gustav Bayer - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Gustav Bayer was a carpenter and builder. He was located at 76 Second Street (now 46th Street), in Clifton Park.
• J.W. Schellhorn Real Estate - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. J.W. Schellhorn, at 470 Palisade Avenue sold every type of insurance imaginable in 1905: fire, accident, plate glass, life, health, liability, automobile, burglary, steam boiler and team. He also made loans on bonds (fidelity, judicial and surety) and mortgages, and was a notary public and a Commissioner of Deeds.
• George Bertrand - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. George Bertrand, general contractor, in the business of carting coal, sand, stone and all mason material. He was located at 3 Ridgely Place, Weehawken Heights.
• George Grisel - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. George Grisel was an importer of wines, brandies and liquors, located at 22 Boulevard.
• Frederick R. Kleinke - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in then Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Frederick R. Kleinke was a general contractor, carpenter and builder, located at 115 Dodd Street, Weehawken Heights, NJ.
• Ling's Halfway House - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. This German-style eatery was located at the junction of Park Avenue and the Boulevard.
• Callery and Murphy - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Callery and Murphy were general contractors.
• Patrick McGann - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This photograph appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Patrick McGann served as police chief from 1907 to 1921. He was also a member of the Weehawken Board of Health for several years and ran a popular saloon name for himself in the Shades. He held the office of mayor for one year in 1906.
• Weehawken Oil Works - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. D.M. Noonan was the proprietor of Weehawken Oil Works, located at 19 Boulevard, with a Hoboken Postal Station. He sold "The Safest and Best Illuminating Oil"
• John Haug - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. John Haug was a bread and cake baker and manufacturer of the celebrated Friedrichsdorfer sanitary zwiebach and cracker dust. Located at 540 Palisade and 234 Angelique Street, Weehawken Heights.
• Bergmann Brothers - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association, which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. The Bergmann Bros. were decorative painters. They specialized in relief work, paper hanging, graining, tinting, kalsomining and window shades. They lived at 203 Angelique Street. Their store was located at 86 Hudson Avenue.
• Joseph Weiss - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Joseph Weiss was a carpenter and builder located at 80 Highwood Terrace, Highwood Park. He advertised houses for sale of every description in first-class locations.
• Adam Wolfson - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Adam Wolfson was a realtor, located at 206 Angelique Street. In 1910, Mr. Wolfson and associate Myer Rosenthal, both of Weehawken, and Alfred Bock of Jersey City, formed The Standard Steel Company of New Jersey, located in West Hoboken. The company manufactured high speed tool steel, special alloy die steel, chrome nickel, steel.
• Michel Jost, Clifton Park Meat Market - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Meat purveyor, Michael Yost's market was at the corner of Park Avenue and 47th Street.
• Nicholas Mingst - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Nicholas Mingst was a carpenter and builder who lived at 85 Fulton Street and would "cheerfully furnish estimates on request."
• George Roman and Son - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. George Roman & Son, located at 1-18th Street (the Shades). They were general contractors and agents for Mannheimer Portland Cement. Estimates were cheerfully furnished.
• Henry and Emmer - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This advertisement appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Michael Henry Jr. of Hudson Avenue and Robert J. Emmer of 47 Bonn Place were general contractors.    
• Joseph D. Lugosch - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This photograph appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Joseph D. Lugosch was an architect with offices on Bergenline Avenue, Union City.
• Frederick J. Bergmann, Jr. - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This photograph appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Frederick J. Bergmann, Jr. was a painter and decorator, residing on Angelique Street. He also served on the Board of Education and fire department.
• Frederick Dressel - Business Directory of North Hudson - 1905

  This photograph appeared in the Business Directory of North Hudson published in 1905 by the North Hudson Hospital Association which was raising money for the construction of a hospital for the North Hudson community. Luxuriantly mustachioed Frederick Dressel was a successful wholesale florist and grower in New Jersey, whose many greenhouses were located in Weehawken Heights.