Warlike News From Rio and Trenton SitRep
Warlike notes from Rio report insurgent actions off Brazil and clashes with U S forces led by Admiral Benham. In Trenton the stalemate among rival Senate factions continues with Pompton turnpike delays and Franchise petitions stalled by county board actions. The Essex Grand Jury probes an Ivy Hill property transfer tied to Newark’s new reservoir. Volume II Caldwell histories and local notices offer reminiscences and committee updates.
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Legislative News
Trenton
Fretholders and Pompton Turnpike
Essex County Grand Jury
Brazil
Julia Rollins
Klehne
Admiral Benham
Admiral DaGama
Amy
Blackford
Baltimore
Good News
Myrick
Sandro Piers
DaGama
Detroit
Kamiral Benham
Washington
Admiral Benham Sy
Stanton
Kesex County
Grand Jury
City of
Newark
Edgar M. Taylor
Roseland Presbyterian Church Notes and Upcoming Events
A ROSELAND church notes list the pastor assisting by Ties Claes B Hywood of Maine, a sermon on Fellowship of Christ's Sufferings, Christian Endeavor officers named, Sunday Lord's Supper to be administered, Christian Endeavor Day observed, anniversary service, musical and responsive service, and a week of Washington's birthday plans for a youth entertainment.
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Roseland Presbyterian Church Noten
Ties
Claes B. Hywood
Preagne Ivli
Maine
Eooch
Soelery
Go Howard” Price
J. Condit
Gertrude L Harris
Gracy V. Meeker
Belleflarneds
Christian Endeavor
First Christian Endeavor Society
Washington
Misbelaytor Threat to Public Safety at Verona Public School
A garbled report describes local youths allegedly molesting travelers in Verona town. The incident involved boys urging a dog to leap from a sleigh, frightening two ladies and their ponies, as onlookers mocked the attempts to intervene. The text is unclear on outcomes or authorities.
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Verona
Avery
Erey
Scoffs
Joors
Crdwil
Hoya
Verona M BE Church Reception For Pastors Event
Verona M BE Church hosts a reception for pastors and wives at the new parsonage on Thursday evening February 8 from 5 to 10. Officiary and wives dine 5 to 8, public limited 8 to 10. Ladies plan a March Washington Bazaar on February 22. full details announced in The News.
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Methodist Church
Marsha Washington
First Presbyterian Church Sees Growth and New Groups
The church held a thriving Sunday service with 60 chairs filled, Rev Lloyd preaching on God's true servant. The Sunday school expanded to a new graded class, plans a Gospel History study, and a Young People's Prayer Meeting is set for next Sunday alongside a newly formed Women's Auxiliary.
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Lloyd
Jesus’ Christ
Christian Services and Meetings at Livingston Baptist Church
The Livingston Baptist Church schedule lists Sunday February 40th events with two sermons at 2:80 PM and 7:45 PM titled The Christian Soapete and Uinderers. Sabbath School at 1:80 PM, weekly prayer meeting at the school house Tuesdays at 7:46 PM, and a Young People's Union social at the parsonage on Thursday evening. February subjects include The Christian Struggle, Weeping over Jerusalem, Shop wort Religion, Eternity, and Goods of Jeans.
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Jerusa
Caldwell Baptist Church Notes Sunday Schedule
The Caldwell Baptist Church announces a morning sermon on a rising topic A Great Multitude in Heavy on and an evening message Gods Controversy with the Sinner Services at 10:00 AM and 7:30 PM with free seating A welcome to all The church is supported by voluntary offerings Sunday school and the Young People Baptist Union meet at 6:45 PM The Lord's Supper will follow the public service.
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Young People Baptist Union
Caldwell
Gen. K. Hall
J. A. Richards
Mont
J.G. Halli
Ballington Booth
the News
Clarence EE. Hedden
Lindsley
Cretary
Ealy
Marcus Y. Baldwin
Theonas W. Biggs
R. C. Lockward
Marcus
Northfield Baptist Church February sermon topics
Northfield Baptist Church announces the February sermon schedule starting Sunday February 4 at 10 o clock. Pastoral topics include Christ and Faith with references to February dates and recurring themes for the month.
Caldwell Church and community plans amid meetings and notices
Cald well residents attend church gatherings with plans for a new Methodist church in Caldwell, a Reading Room and library discussion, brass band reorganization, and a citizens meeting on electric lights. Verona, Roseland, Montclair, and nearby towns host socials, sleighing, and club events as local life steady gains momentum.
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Rio
Freeholders
Pompton Turnpike
Board of Freeholders
Péter Steckler
Springfeld Avenue
Taat
The
Oranges
Jon Irvington
Consolidated Tractions Company
Frederick W. Kelkey
Fea
Mt i Féeidenta
Park Avenue
George BR. Howe
Arlington
Hamilton
OC. H. Stewart
Hilton
Consolidated Traction Company
Clinton
South Orange
Milburn
Short Hills
Grand Jury Investigation
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
Filmore Condit, Esq
Nivens
A. P. Matthews
Fairview Avenue
Koehler
Caldwell Improvement Society
Caldwell Inprovement Society
Lamplighting Fund
EB. Bond
John van Order Bey
Misbelaytor
Verona M. BE
First Presbyterian Church of
Livingston Baptist Church
Northfield Baptist Church
Serman
Caldwell Brass Band
Wilbur B. Gonhl
W. B. Gould
Masters Hawk
Winters
Cedar
Grove
Howlit
Isaid
Misa Christine Shindler
Preabsterian Society’x Concert
Mra
Cuno Meyer
Bena
Nellie
Hedilent
Loon
Broomfield
Olympic Building
Kitty
Cork
Hawaii
Honolulu
Tag News
Marcus Bush
Bay
Building v and Loan Association
Morris B. Lindsley
EK. . Lane
J. M. Jacobus
John Espy
W. P. Lindaley
Encire Club
W. Hunter
Miss Smith
Mrs. Hunter
Mrr Chis
Ingalls
Patrick Sullivar
School House
Bloomfield Avenue
Campbell Avenue
Cemetery Road
Edmund Condit
Orange
Isabella Literary Club
J. L. Johnson
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church Hella Sociable
Chas’ Kenyon
Montclair
George Neary
Himelf
Herer
Neary
Roseland
Geo. DeCamp
Walter Baldwin
M. P. Church
Hose
Epox
Union Counties
Irvington Town Hall
Crane
Exmex County Board of Agriculture
Dye
BE. B. Voorhees
K. A. Jones
Valley Farm
Williams H. Goldsmith
Charles Downing
Champion
James Vick
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