Once More Ye Laurels! Lyceum Juniors Claim County Title
The Lyceum Juniors publish a fiery report to Sporting Editor detailing a disputed Union County basketball championship. They claim victory over Clark’s Juniors amid controversy, asserting they are county champions and proposing a rematch or new series to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Lydeimn
Union
Fae
Dina’ Buaketbatlere
Said
Thie Teague
Tunet Street Lyceedations
Reltivs
Clarks
Tirat Walt
Bettirs
Nome Feakio
Geturon
Thuny
Borties
Attel
Lyceum Diaitohas
Proctor Deane
Chis
Eluampaiul Union County
Ik Cell
Leipie
Huldine Athlaie
Chika
Haniel
Union County
Ind
Verona Verve
Amltate
Lyceum Jontars
Wagner Signs with Columbian League Team
A battered report claims Chivence Wagner left the Invaders to join the Columbian of the South Atlantic League with a double salary offer. The Canton Longin team allegedly sought him, promising extra pay regardless of current earnings, but the deal faced opposition from Li Elizabeth and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effork
Portal One
Tnvaders
Chivence Wagner
Tivaders i Dhe
Last Weason
Lee Winstorm
Wagner
The
Columbian
Tittle
Fin
Longin
Elizabeth Second In The Diocesan Trail Races
Elizabeth Second trails a divisional race in the Diocesan league, holding a strong lead over Elizabeth and Ty A. BLSY rivals. Bradley, a standout from Elizabeth, sits ahead with a notable mark, while Byrnes of Nelloville Club pursues with steady speed and wheel work amid the crowded standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dontinivan
Elizabeth
Althoush
Jean
Bradley
Elizabeth Howler
Ata
Byrnes
Nelloville
City League race tight as Maloney overtakes Clauss
Maloney passes Clauss in the individual race as four leaders hover within two points. Stars still lead the city league with near twenty points per game, while Hurke Nolte and others chase the top honors. Team standings and averages await final week as Lugster and others top scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars
Columbiis
Uhre
Stara
Mioney Tute
Hurke
Sueh
Nolte
Wurke
Lugster
O Donnell Leads In Bowling Standings of Iroquois Tourney
O Donnell sits third with a 200.17 average across twenty games as Elizabeth Stars, Newarkers, Story squad, and Swad rivals vie for top team and individual prizes in the Iroquois tournament. Hoagland trails in second place, with more games counted for his score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stars
Newarkers
Chittenpeet
Ull
O'Donnell
Hoagland
Tux Tos
Ave
Sutra
Teoquiah
Columbia Soon Tv
Ari Elizabieth
Tabor
Rene
Win
Oxford
Doda
Plizamiths Aasers
Lycew
Uw Reliance
Ho Park A. A
Sa le RD
Columb
Montgomery
Lyceume Aysseces
Eit Melleville
Ee al OL
Brighton
AIR
Bloomfield
Mh Equitable
West End
Michael
Snut
Harmonia Nu
Aibsh
Dominican
Av HS
Botteville
Mealley
Wuiza Betti
Pyrnes
Melleville Bellors
Commele Veryreseee Rahway M.C
Tolliy
Hetttaite
Itt Burke
Univeraat
Hounelly
Nahway Nation
Connell Sr
Columba
maviNtr
Wlizabete
Ws Wi
Hassan
Colimbia
Recorda
Hneary, Bayley
Toa
Crikhin
Tacob Metzger
Haykbor
Pomintenn
Reiree Wythe
Reltanes
Noack
Hhitley
Bonuntean
Hatesman
Tuxedo i
Bliz
Stars
Nymer Houten Harris
Enew
Mr Manny
A Olumaba
Crowley
Colistabla Sheen Ai
Blythe
Trequois A
Huppert
Maru
Cribin
Holttehatian
Lowart
McKelvy
Belleviste
Clauss
Relily
Urennan
Aug Parker
Smith
Bebioville
Gathman
Equitable Ir
Tab
Mathews
Minerallter
Dominteau
Wilde
Parke A. A
al Dorahan
St. Mietaot
Mradiey
Lyceunt
Saz Waring
Urcxen
Bayley
A. Bradley
P. Wolff
ABS Foret
Ag Williamson
L. Bauer
Beti
Bennett
Hawrating
Montaery
D'Leary
Ayvennt
Vernieule
Belleville
A Sander
Equitable
Mu Wabh
Colambia
Miller
Rahway
McWright
Trequoly B
Wa Fallon
Wereill
Equitable i
Resnor
Bellevitte
Witting
Stark
Walter
Brinbton
Ina Fe
Rey
Brighton Ye
Tukeda
Moffatt
Yuxedo
Murray
Night Owls
Adams
Universal
Eoery
Lyseum
Sheehan
Loriiman
Fidei
Harare
Lycewn
Ignys Wolf
Hella
McCudden
Rawh
GS Lyceum
Falinke
Kellanee
Varley
Lycquin
Moran
Lyceum
Stegmeler
Vanidorwen
Kellanor 'i
al MelConway
Teagan
John Devine
Stricker
Relinnes Oy
Sager
Taxede
Southard
Ight Owls
Grefshieinter Reliance
Troftman
Hurisy
Willy Lloyd
Hinin
Fidelin al Mt “O McMahon
Conroy
Eis Jones
Columbia
Brauinemelster
Sidelk
van Bergen
Yeere Stomouard
Nig Cwis
A. Lycettiy
Roseville Faces Elizabeth In Crucial Athletic Bowling Clash
Roseville must win all three games to tie Elizabeth in the Athletic Bowling League title race. Tonight at the Roseville clubhome the leading Elizabeth quintet, current champions of 1907, travel to Newark for a decisive match. Elizabeth carries a commanding lead with a team average of 926.26 and two top bowlers, Clauss and A. West, ahead of Roseville’s rivals, while Roseville seeks to overturn the odds and claim the season’s top spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Bowling League
Roseville
New York
Elizabeth
Zabeth
Athletic League
Newark
Jedd
Teaders
A. Cyig
Newark Bay
Jersey City
Columbia
Montclair
Pasa
Jersey men win prize awards at Neal tournament
Chienwank O Donnell finished thirty seventh in the doubles at Hocester with AIRGL for their score of LM. Nolte earned a prize pulling $9.70 for eighty second place in the individuals with a mark of 582.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienwank O Donnell
Cil
Hocester
AIRGL
Nolte
Rahway Y M C A and Arrow Five Earn Narrow Win
In a Saturday night game at the Ril Vo MOC AS omert home court, Rahway Y M C A beat Arrow Five by a close score. Newerapolis and Newark figures led with key plays from Moyne, Dalryanple and Ayres, as Brown and Spier Ayres contributed important baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalway
Mayeh
Avraiy
Newark
Tople
Newo
Huhway
Sheep Supplants Cattle in the West in Arthur Chapman Tale
In the American Review of Reviews excerpt from In the Land of the Sheep Barons Arthur Chapman contrasts sheep over cattle across the Pecos country and western states. He notes vast sheep flocks managed by Mexican herders, with cattle divided into small herds and traces the land’s shifting wealth and power toward sheep barons amid rugged frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
Pecos
New Mesivo
Sont Ainbiey
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
de Hales
Simmer
Rocky Mountains
Arthur Chapman
American Review of Reviews
Senator Lastimim Nat and the origins of newsprint
The Clucgau Tribune recalls a remark about starting in journalism by buying one or two newspapers. It notes a confidential quip referencing a senator and a reporter named Semtor lace, reflecting on how early access to papers shaped career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semtor
Lace
Cour
Lastimim
Nat
Oldest Tree Claims Millennia of Growth and Reverence
Reported as hundreds of years older than Christ, the world’s oldest tree stands in Ceylon. Pilgrims revere it, marking its origin with Buddhist legends as a symbol of enduring life and historical significance through centuries of global history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Ceylon
India
Buddha Cartan
Aimple
Noted Bargain Offer for Fine Dog in Market Talk
A fragmented dialogue hints at a price discussion for a handsome dog. The speakers remark on the animal’s intelligence and debate a bid around fifty dollars, with a humorous aside about low offers and a casual market exchange.
Turned Stone Prank Sparks Laugh at Cemetery
A young man at an old cemetery reportedly derailed a large inscribed stone by turning it, exposing a taunting line on its underside. The prank, described as humorous by a source, left bystander curiosity in an odd, local anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlevinge
Nan Ete
Luyster Signs with Local Union Nine
Luyster pledged with Local Union Nine, a move that excites fans of the Invaders. The Union League contract was signed Saturday night, with Manager Neuberk and Elizabad baseball club directors expressing happiness at the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luyster
Union Nine
Invaders
Emeralds Defeat St Georges 2 to 1 at Cove Grounds
Saturday’s clear weather drew a large crowd as the Emeralds beat St Georges 2 1 at Cove Grounds Staten Yaland. Coxes Healy and Hamilton starved the clock with strong goalkeeping. Cunningham opened for Emeralds at 25 minutes, Aulley equalized for St Georges, and Mahen scored late in the second half off a free kick to clinch the win. Earlier, Lusitania sailors and Staten Island Football Club played a close match won by Staten Manders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Grounds
Staten Yaland
Eaicvalds
St. Georges
Holly
Pratik
Healy
Hamilton
Cunningham
The
Emeralds
Aulley
Georges
Johnson
Mahen
Sailors
Lusitania
Staten Island Football Club
Staten Manders
Whitey Griffin Shines On Mound For Fort Worth
Whitey Griffin, ex Palmetto and Allentowns pitcher, now with Fort Worths of the Texas League, held the New York Giants to two hits in relief in a game where Fort Worths scored once. He touched Mathewson for a two-base hit and contributed one run as the clubs met again with Crandall and Taylor pitching for the Giants and Griffin and Duperis for Fort Worths in a 1-0 verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Yeatordiy
Crandall
Taylor
Giants
Duperis
Griffin
Pto Worths
Parker gun shoot draws North End and Central clubs
The third Parker gun shoot by North End Gun Club of Elizabeth and Central Gun Club of Newark occurred at Harrison on Saturday. Dr Manuel led the North Ends with 22 hits and 21 in the after, while Bagley topped the Centrals with 21. In pigeons, Manuel had 121 broken to 115 for Bagley. Rogers of the Centrals was near the leaders with 114. Totals: Central Club 184, North Ends 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Gun Club
Elizabeth
Central Gun Club
Newark
Harrison
Dr. Manuel
Highman
North Ends
Bagley
Centrals
Levinsky Counts Medical Costs in a Daring Visit
A man named Levinsky, eager for a famed doctor's care, weighs the price of fifty dollars for one consultation and twenty five dollars for each follow up. He fears the total will be steep but schemes with a bold greeting as his turn approaches. A magazine snippet contrasts with a real estate ad urging affordable advertising to attract tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levinsky
Lam
Magasine
Newark Dominates New Jersey Indoor Championship
Newark scores 11 points to win the New Jersey indoor track title at the Orange Association gym. Paterson and Trenton follow with 8 and 8 each as Orange closes, Lawrence of Plainfield stars in field events, Heinrichs and Wildwater clear 6 ft 7 in in high jump, and Newark captures the mile relay on a curving track with strong performances across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Novern New Jorany
Mgs
Langue
Gysitasium
Orange Association
Meeb
New Jersey
Paterson
Trenton
Te Siz
Hapris
Paternon
Talken
Elizabeth Boys
W. F P. Locsey
Lawrence
Leal
Plaineld
Bri “Poly Prep
Ord
Adams
Trimmphant Newark Association
Kulh
Paxenle
usu#h
Orange
Baria
Pitteen
Fiizahetl
Critchley
Pat Parson
Wood
Oringe
McIntyre
Schoonmaker
Plainfield
Mara
Binnehl
Harris
Witzabeth
Ward
aeIntyre
Paterron
Bianchi
Finnis
Paterton
Morn
Branch
Orang
Qinerin
Theond
Marty Patb
B. Adm
Kuhn
Theeton
Pisle Bold
Helnpichs
Orn
Wikinmer
Bal Curtis
Bminy
Fai
Greed
Mhitd
Leonard
Passaie
Enroe
Wen Kuhn
Slom
Lam
Lawnenon
Oranney Sn
Paterean
Gor
Ion
New Olive Brown Spring Suit Shades For 1900s Wardrobe
In shades of date sry six add the new shade of olive brown that will be mostly worn this season for spring. Just received a high quality tailored spring serge tweed in dark imported worsted. Three-button roasted rank dark fabrics, price listed. Weather and style notes from New York fashion houses accompany the sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitka
Gressede
New York
de Wurm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal
Tom
Columbias
Tals
Maloney
Iroquois A
Elizabeth Bowler
Jolly Five
Bushtowns
Me Stally
Biehtown Association
Douahin
Winns
Vewlter
Kleinhan
Sorthannen
Rahway Colored Giants
Autortown
J. Holmes
Main Street
Ww. Ave
RoseviNe Way
Ccsee
New York A
Cole
Onrk Bay
sTersey City i
Montelal
Passate
Finel Suding
Elizabrtil
A. What
Alizabeth
Olonaga
A. West
Dwyer
Newarke Bay
D. Lefferts
Arnold
A Sherwood
New Yorke
Harper
Paneale
Oss Jecees Ae RR
Collar
Jervas City
Au Wood
Rosevila
Od Moyer
Rosevillea
Poph
MG Roddenburg
En Adams
Mm Nolte
Meyer
Ag Clute
Abs
Pierson
Garrison
van Nast
Lockwood
Laritter
Griffith
Tas Olson
Pawale
Sries
Elston
Pasyale
Rochester
Rahway Y. M
Arrow Five
Moyne
Dalryanple
Hinbane
Tubby
le Victor
Miler
Emil
Taussig
Jack
Jim
Don Invader
Whitey” Griffin
Hito
North End
Central
Feigenspan
K Beer
New
Dorany Y. W. Osoya
Lrague
Peared
Dey
Pleinfeld
Harte
Kingston
Omr Price
Fate Creyg
Mtse
Seer Farloms
Te le Ana
Fdisonia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!