Sewer Complexities Rise Over Brook Use and Taxes
Borough council notes growing sewer bed issues tied to Rob inson s Brook watershed and Garwood plans while ratifying Fay Washburn in Liberty Hose. Tax notices show 1908 Garwood totals and delinquent 1903 1906 write offs. Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Eve festival planned. Aeolian factory extends hours. Board of Education to meet.
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Guyoed
Lee
Settien
Garwood
Tranford
Frank Bergen
Robinson's Brook
Sewer
Darroch
State Sewerage Commissioners
Weastfield
Fay Washburn
Liberty Hose Company
Leavitt
Council
Wight
Board of Health
Oliver
Wright
Presbyterian
Sartori
Oil City
Garwood Associates
Aeolian
Board of Education
Linden seeks second watchman at Wood Avenue crossing
The Pennsylvania Railroad weighs Linden residents petition for a second watchman at the dangerous Wood Avenue crossing after a company rep observed traffic last Thursday. Pedestrians, bicycles, and vehicles crowded the crossings as trains pass, with two recent near deaths prompting calls for safety.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Linden Centivens
Connecil
Wood Avenue
Lena Coesnerse
Wo M Gessner
Athentic Car
Uneeda Biscuit Victims and Local News Highlights
A girl flees abuse to a cousin’s home then tells of her father’s misdeeds leading to a police warrant. The Common Council plans a meeting next Friday. Civil War veteran Tobiny Wilson, 80, is gravely ill at his Leveville Avenue home. PLF officers rise in rank with Shanley Company 5. Blacksmith shop theft noted with broken window and stolen items. A negro suspect Wittania Thompson jailed for larceny after parole. News from Hamilton Square confirms the death of Miss Byrn Moore, Hyde Store’s niece.
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Helen
Sher
Hey Tittle
Himc
Freslay
Tobiny Wilson
Leveville Avenue
PLF
Shanley Conpany
Uniformed Bank
I Tre
Clarenge Coks
M.A. Gibnam
Woot Paige
Sea Peimt
Bareford
Farst Simday
A. Kellew
Mie Deak
Wittania Thompson
Momduwe
Reformatory
Uamilton Square
Mies Byn Moore
Hyde “Staore
Cranford Township Committee Meet and Local Notices
Cranford items note a regular meeting tonight and officer elections tomorrow at Masonic Hall. Various community notices follow including post office staff changes, holiday rush, a Red Men assembly, church concert plans, classes with Mr Newberry, and local advertisements for Toyra store and Christmas candies.
Roselle Ladies Night Aims For Royal Arc unit Event
Roselle Council No 1384 hosts a ladies night and regular business session with plans for an entertainment program. The piece notes visitors Marjorie and Josephine traveling from New York to San Francisco and observing Native American displays with a playful misunderstanding between sisters.
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Roselle Council
Royal Arcapei
Poumer
Roselle Pones
Marjorie
Josephine
New York
San Francisco
New York Times
Medical Inspection Talk for West Held Principals
Dr John J Cronin medical inspector of the New York City Schools will address West Held principals and county boards of education on Medical Inspection at the Washington School hall Friday at 8 oclock The talk will be illustrated Mr Betts of the state Board of Education will discuss teachers certificates All board members principals and medical representatives are invited The meeting will also consider formation of the county educational board
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ALM
Toomorrow
Masonic Hall
Sarah al Remhart
Remhart
Taimpton Junctson
Lang
Board of Education
Tonalika Tribe of Red Men
Rey Kimer E. Pearce
Wiliam McKinley
Pool and Welfare Committee
Arthur Hopkins
Anna Cary Wall
Silkman
Mareia van Sain
Tittle
Mia
Sas Harpy van Sain
Viden Street
New York
Cromford Chonl Club
First Presbyterian Church Oon
Miss Potter
Newark
Mra. Sellick
Jersey City
Hopkins
Baltimore
Elijah
Mr. Bastow
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Newberry
Aneano Hall
Opera House
Christ
Turkey
Irving's
Cymra
Tasandi
Hlock
Wheatfield
John J. Cronin
New York City
West
Kelody
County Boards of Education
Washington School
Betts
State Board of Education
Eduction
Medical Repestore
County Educational Board
Randall H. Stern
Stern
Walter S. Clark
Charles I. MacDougall
Mr. Clark
Vink
James Moffett
H. G. Mooney
Smith
JS. A. Wittker
Westfield Building and Loan Association
Wo 1
Stearns
Pennsylvania
Prudential Insurance Company
Trust Company
William C. Miller
Elizabeth
S John Carberry
Porto Rico
W. KE. McMurtrie
AO V. Tankinson
Walnut Street
Englewood
Marathon A. C
Bayway Y
MCC. Ay
Westfield Casino Hall
Sarah Curry
St. Mark's Place
the Nursery
Edward Johnson
Kgulee
Toucey
Congregational Church
Arthur Beard
M. E
Men's League of the Church
Woodmen of the World
J. B. Marenghi
Rocco
Lecture on Music At Westfield School
Westfield notes report a student lecture on appreciation of music given by Carroll Bo Chilton editor of New Musical Education. The event featured a pianola demonstration and drew music instructors from nearby towns.
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Westfield School
Woesttell
Carroll Bo Chilton
New Musical Education
Washington School
Barnes
Sumumit
Stewart
Cranford
Williams
Garwood
Tiffany
Wilson
Elizabeth
Collinson
Roselle School
of Music
Saybrook and Salem Community Notes Update
Mrs Moore of New York formerly on Conant street visited friends in Salem. W A Chapman of Long Avenue Saybrook and daughter Misa Ruth Chapman returned from Brooklyn. Liver Mr Potter collected taxes totaling over seven hundred dollars yesterday in Saybrook and Salem. A fire on Conant street caused no major damage, charitably sparing clothes. Friday cottage prayer meeting at 8 o clock at the Cook residence conducted by Rev Samuel T. Graham. Mrs George Daly of Virginia and daughter Mildred Daly visited relatives in Roselle. Mrs Joseph Woodruff of Ocean Grove visited friends in Salem. Mr Dunn, formerly of Newark, now resides on Conant street. Miss Jackson’s pupils plan Christmas exercises in December school rooms. Parents and friends supportive.
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Salem
Moore
New York
Conant Street
W. A. Chapman
Long Avenue
Misa Ruth Chapman
Brooklyn
Potter
Charles T. Woodruff
Woodruff
O'Clock Cottage
Charlea Cook
L'Suspect Street
Samuel T. Graham
Lyon
Farms Presbyterian Church
George Daly
Virginia
Mildred Daly
Roselle
Joseph Woodruff
Ocean Grove
Dunn
Newark
Vital
China’s Baby Emperor Pu Yi Called to Rule at Age Three
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Pu Yi, at three, is tasked with governing about 430,900,000 people across 4.2 million square miles in China. It contrasts this with the United States population under 100,000,000 and land of 3,750,000 square miles, joking that even the U.S. president would not have time for such duties.
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Pu Yi
United States
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Compton Arrested in Child Custody Case
In Rahway on Monday Compton was arrested on suspicion in a case involving his daughter Helen. The case center on allegations tied to his late wife and long custody matters. Josephine reportedly remained jailed awaiting Grand Jury action.
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Compton
Helen
Wdder Air
Josephine
Yesteyday
Rd Vike Et Wageepromee
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Union County
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