Greater Sep Election To Decide Plainfield Consolidation
Unclear draft reports officials of North Plainfield and Plainfield oppose a consolidation plan affecting Plainfield Somerset and North Plainfield. County leaders propose public meetings to inform taxpayers about the join effort, while opposition cites political motives and burden on Plainfield taxpayers.
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County Tax Board Holds Busy Meeting in City
County Board of Taxation convened a lengthy session to guide local assessors and prepare for district visits. Officials plan a thorough review of assessments and tax measures across taxing districts.
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Old Roman Baths Describe Imperial Leisure Complex
A fragmented account details ancient Roman baths under Emperor Diocletian featuring theaters and temples, with marble structures and promenades planted with trees. It notes bathers in the water, youth tools, and discussions among guests, though many terms are garbled.
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Bee name sparks talk on separating minds
An obscure remark attributed to a speaker named Gerd Ane discusses naming “the Bee” and asks why a separation had been made to distinguish men from minds, with a cryptic exchange involving Wheat and Loedew Mad let.
War Department notes delays in khaki cloth contracts
Communication from Quartermaster Humphrey states that no advance in khaki or duck cloth prices occurred but contractors lag in two khaki cloth contracts remain. War Department seeks alignment and possible actions to address procurement delays and material supply.
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Two New Halls Planned on Elizabeth Avenue
Rising Sus Brewing Company plans a 5 hall complex on Elizabeth Avenue near First Street with 30 by 75 foot frontages and a large auditorium for meetings and singing events. The Tetermoth Brewis Company will start a 30,000 dollar auditorium at Northwest Elizabeth Avenue and Spring Street, fronting 100 feet on Elizabeth with three stories, two-story rear sections, and a summer garden to be added.
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June Atttractions At The New York Theatres
The June lineup at New York Theatres highlights Union Square headliner Robert Hilliard with The Girl from the Golden West. Other showcases include vaudeville acts, Merri Osborne, York State Folks, Globe of Death, Nella returning to vaudeville, and Casino’s popular musical satire Fates. Belasco’s The Belasco company runs strong with Bates, theatre praise, and a busy summer calendar.
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Theater Notes Reveal Lineup of Staging and Cast Names
The excerpt lists performers such as Saseafrad Livingston in The County Chairman and Cohan in George Washington Jr. plus Belahazzar's Black and Mel Pate in another novelty. Miss Kellie Beaumont is noted as Ante-star of The Berie-Come Gavern Se hese eHey Bey Day in a likely revue setting.
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The stock company which t Playhouse will be
The phrase appears fragmented and unclear about Playhouse plans or a stock company. It cannot be determined as a complete item or event without additional readable context.
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Brighton Beach Park Pawnee Bill’s Historic Show Opening
The bright Brighton Beach Park crowd gathered for Pawnee Bill’s Wild West and Great Far East. The show presents frontier life as entertainment, appealing to a broad audience with its dramatic reenactments and large spectacle.
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Tapert horsemanship exhibit and political debate insights
Fragmented OCR notes describe an exhibition of horsemanship by Misa May, Lillie, and others at a venue named 120 and 8 P.M. The text surveys political talk versus action, pondering why politics matters, mentions tempering a gentleman's hat, and reflects on discussions about South Africa and colonial topics, with loose references to G. K. Chesterton and London news.
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Fragmentary chatter over cuffs and staff names in Chicago paper
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a donor of cuffs connected to feathers and a staff member from Express not offering a shirt. The dialogue alludes to opinions about Fatwa, a possible confrontation in a ward, and a mixed dialogue involving Adolphus, Bobty, Maud, and Pearson's Weekly.
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