National convention elects grand conductor in New Haven
Delegates from here and from White Heather Lodge Daughters of Beotiag gathered in New Haven for the tenth annual convention. Mise Wear, a delegate from the Blabeie, was elected grand conductor amid a large audience. reports say the order has about 1,250 members with continued growth and new charter actions underway.
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Mise
Sarah Weer
White Heather Lodge
Daughters of Beotiag
New Haven
Ten Mise
Barr
Massagh
New
Ecra
Connecticut
Che
Nerea
New Britain
Rhery
Honda
Chris Nphinaony
Bent Rongers H . Torrington
Ee Gillespie
Mary Watson
Lart Food
Rand Hevards
Financial
Beevary
Milter
Torrington
Ee Nats
Rearunifycites
Tenet Duifos
Ort
Conn
Proceeds to China Charity Event at Epworth Church
The Zary Society of Epworth Church held a peach social in the Sunday school room to raise funds for China. An orchestra of three musicians Edward William and Miss Emily performed, and attendees played games and shared refreshments. A letter from a Chinese girl was read describing the impact of the young people’s work.
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Zary Society
Epworth
China
Musleal Smuily
Edward
William
Misa Emily
Wan
Tha Epworth Chueh
Thompson Candidacy Views Noted by Westfield Clerk
Weafield Sept 18 Lloyd Thompson Town Clerk of Westfield discussed his Republican primary candidacy for Assembly. He said a nominating petition has been filed and he agreed to stand. He stressed conscience and service, pledging to render an account of his legislative acts and seek support to serve in the Legislature.
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Weafield
Lloyd Thompson
Westfield
By & Journal
Cay
Darvey
Aleghdm Thesday
Asvenor
Charles J. Mahon
Experier
Watehlington Avosus
Venrl Street
South Street
Midnight Oil and Sleep Health Claims
Fragment discusses midnight oil as a sign of virtue but argues overwork harms duty by reducing rest. Cites 19th century studies on sleep and brain circulation, noting rested sleep improves circulation and prevents stupor from overfull vessels.
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Franklin
Primary Contests in Tenth Ward Republican Primary
In the Tenth Ward two Republican contestj are noted. Incumbent Dr B D Byost seeks reelection to council and a seat on the Board of Education. Opponent Walter H Baldon appears as a rival for other local posts and committee influence with emphasis on Byosts long ward involvement and service on the Building Committee.
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Coussers
B.D. Byost
Tendidete
Broed
Mora
Board OF Education
Twelfth Ward
Frederick R. Bailey
Demand for clean coln women banks declare they move
Fragmentary OCR text discusses financial and social topics including banks, painters, operating rooms, presses, and references to a senate and patrons. The readable lines mention a demand for cleanliness and a shift by women bankers, but the overall context is unclear with numerous garbled phrases.
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Pondite
Tha Saint Tha
Amd
New York
Aubtreas
Elizabeth Mayor Candidate Cissel Sets Policy Platform
Robert B. Cissel, candidate for Elizabeth mayor, outlines a platform urging strict law enforcement, American Sunday observance, debt reduction, and efficient city economy. He favors a Public Works Board, a Police Commission, and public library funding review, plus school funding reforms and expanded school day to reduce crowding. He pledges fair, honest administration and to elevate Elizabeth among municipalities.
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Sunshoe
Elizabeth
Elizabethport
Board of School Estimate
Board of Education
Spring Street
Ae Elizabeth
Monstrous bear tale from a fretful countryside
An unclear fragment describes a monstrous bear and a wary tale told by a resident, mentioning names like New York circulation figures and Suburbanite. The muddled text hints at fear and a strange encounter but provides few concrete details or verifiable facts.
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Soha Muir
Joka Muir
Millard
Bop
MG L A Elects One New Set of Officers
In Rahway clubhouses members held the annual meeting to elect officers for the coming year. View president John A Ryan recording secretary J Coleman second secretary T William Hade treasurer William 31 A financial report outlined a lean year with plans for winter lectures card parties and socials. Committees reported tournaments for pool billards and le tournaments expected to begin October 1 with forthcoming meetings to organize the events.
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Jopanme A. Ryan
J. Coleman
T. William Hade
William
Fite
Toploa
Iniam
Presleeth Esremela
Fragmented OCR shows garbled street scene chatter
Readable fragments indicate a quizzical, noisy exchange involving a house wife and local Chicago news context. The garbled text hints at misheard numbers and murmured counts, suggesting a fragmented personal account or survey note rather than a clear event.
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Ereaane Korat
Chicago News
Booth to Speak at Meeting Led by Rev James
Commander Ballington Booth will address a gathering organized to aid young people and orphans in need. Pastor Rev James will preside at the meeting, urging support for Seed and relief efforts.
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Ballington Booth
Alias
James
Will
Funeral of A Douingtee in Proctor's Bijou
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of A Douingtee on Monday. Funeral held from the late home with services led by Rev Wildeam Whitaker of the Presbyterian Church, and burial at Brergreas Cemetery.
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Donington
A. Douingtee
Or. Wildeam F. Whitaker
Pireh-Presbyterian Church
Navietad
New
J. A. Binavelt
Resale
Brergreas Cemetery
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