Sporting Orange Team on Today First of Three Game Series
Locals expected to open a three game set with Orange B B C this afternoon in favorable weather. Chet Simpson likely to bat for the locals while Jape Plavius held the Independents scoreless in the rain halted fourth inning last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange B.B. C
Chet Simpson
Jape Plavius
Independents
Rutherford
Simpson
Iocal
Nutley
Oliver
Booth
Brown
Zitzman
Woodruff
Arrows Tie Split Doubleheader Against Astoria and Speedway
The Arrow B B C split a doubleheader at Newark and Irvington. In the morning they hammered Astoria A C 13 to 2, piling up 21 hits led by Booth Windheim and T Woodruff. Windheim allowed seven hits with nine strikeouts. In the afternoon they lost to the Speedway 9 to 2 as Willie Zitzman collected four hits and Cal Gailing held the Arrows to few big hits. A benefit game with Windsor A C at Newark for Emily Warner is set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow B. B. C
Astoria A. C
Attera’ Oval
Newark
Gillick
Booth
Windheim
T. Woodruff
Arthur Windheim
Arrowa
van Riper
Wilcox
Findley
Nutley
Arrows
Irvington
Motordrove Oval
Gus Lang
Willie Zitzman
Cal Gailing
Charcoal
Gailing
Paddy
Guo-Lang
Billy Kirk
Gilman
Ubly
Windsor A. C
Emily Warner
Boe
Bloomfield beats Newark 6 2 at Harrison Oval
Joe Horrocks released by Manager Dillon after a 6 2 loss. Horrocks pitched well but fielding errors hurt. Jimmy Gardner seeks a berth with Manager Young. Young plans to keep the home talent lineup with one exception for the season if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bloomfield
Harrison
Joe Horrocks
Notley
Dillon
Joe
Jimmy Gardner
Young
Field Club Beats Rivals in Tennis Meet
The Field Club toped Natley Lawn Tennis Club four matches to three Saturday afternoon. Norton of Field Club defeated Ralph Cook, Dillon beat Elwood Jones, and Woodford of Lawn beat Herbert Ort. In doubles Welch and Saxon won over Stoddard pair, while Clements and Shaw beat Keys and Matthews. Burnham Douglas and Wigand won for Lawn over Seward and Carleton, mixed doubles Norton and Staats won over Emmons and Dickenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
Natley Lawn Tennis Club
Hammatt Norton
Ralph Cook
Ton Braced
Edward Dillon
Hix
Elwood Jones
Thurston Woodford
Lawn Tennis Club
Herbert ‘Ort
Dean Welch
W. O. Saxon
Ralph
Howard Stoddard
William Clements
Robert Shaw
Lawn’ Tennis Club
C. M. Keys
Rev
Douglas Matthews
Burnham Douglas
C. E. Wigand
W.H. Seward
Alexander Carleton
Frederick Norton
Seidel and Kane Set to Clash Next Saturday in New York
Local bantam rivals Willie Kane and Freddie Seidel will meet at Brown's on Sixth Avenue and Twenty-third Street in New York next Saturday night. Both boxers will weigh 116 pounds ringside, manager Leo Lewis reports. Seidel had been scheduled to box Taylor on the thirtieth at New Polo A C but that bout is moved to August 6 at the Game Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kane
Freddie Seidel
Leo—Lewis
Brown’s
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
New York
Lewis
Seidel
Taylor
New Polo A. C
Game Club
McLoughlin Plans Indoor International Tennis Tourney
Maurice McLoughlin announces plans for an international indoor tennis championship in Oakland at the new municipal auditorium. He notes the maple floor with BR Canvas would yield a swift court and says many top players back the idea as a novel yet successful winter event. Cat McLoughlin resides in Oakland and trains year round as the project gains support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McLoughlin
Oakland
Municipal
Cat McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Public sale of Nutley land in Essex County New Jersey
Mortgagee sale under a writ of facias exposes for sale two tracts of land in Nutley Essex County New Jersey at Newark Court House on August 24 at 2 p m. The parcels include boundaries along Washington Avenue River Road Newark and Paterson railroad routes and involve heirs J Jerolamon Anna Conover Samuel Hanna Abraham King and L Soonebom Sons Company with two strips reserved for railroad rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kinnard
Henry Et al
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
New Jersey
Eeagen Dooms
St: Ands St
Ot A . Ee
John H. Jerolamon
Samuel L. Jerolamon
Anna Conover
Washington Avenue
Samuel_Hanna
Samuel Hanna
Paterson
Alexander Hayes
Passaic River
Abraham King
L. Soonebom Sons Company
Newark and
Ene
J. W. Hancox
Washington
Avenue Palace of
Newark and Paterson Railroad Company
William H. Conover
Aleraine
Hanna
River Road
Rt Pot Erie Railroad
Samual L. Jerolamon
Anne Conover
Ven
Pate
Moldenis
Rio
Tama Lands
Property description and boundary survey in Newark 1915
Public notice dated May 26 1915 from Sheriff Ralph B Schmidt of Newark New Jersey details a complex parcel description. The document specifies starting points along Washington Avenue and adjacent lands formerly of J W Hancox Abraham King and Samuel Hanna, with boundary lines near the Newark and Paterson branch of the Erie Railroad. It records measurements, curves, and bearings to define the tract and cites the court action and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Heyes
Newark and
Paterson
Algo
J. W. Hancox
Abraham King
John H. Jerolamon
Samuel L. Jerolamon
Anna Conover
Essex County
Washington Avenue
Samuel Hanna
Suseeween
Newark & Paterson
Erie Railroad
Newark
N. J
Ally
Ralph B. Schmidt
Pilch & Pilch
Sol
Nutley land to be sold in foreclosure at Newark court
In Chancery Fidelity Mortgage and Realty Company against E Dodd et al the sheriff will sell by public vendue at the Newark Court House on August 24 at 2 p m the tract of land in Nutley Essex County New Jersey known as lots 93 and 44 Homestead Park fronting Laurel Place. The sale is due to a fi fa issued under writ of fieri facias. Property details include boundaries starting from Vreeland Avenue and Dodd Street and running along lot lines to the rear of Laurel Place. Sheriff Ralph B Schmidt and Sdlr Louis J Beers sign the notice dated July 26 1915. The bid action is part of a mortgage foreclosure proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Chancery of
New Jersey
Fidelity Mortgage and Realty Company
Corporation
Senate E. Dodd
Court House
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
Vreeland Avenue
Dodd Street
Laurel Place
Vreeland ‘Avenue
Homestead Park
Homestead Park Co
N. J
Ralph B. Schmidt
Louis J. Beers
Sdl R
Church Services and Schedules roundup
St Pauls Congregational Church holds Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service at 11 with Rev Henry J Condit preaching An Honored Life Evening twilight service at 7 on Across the aa The Christian Science Society meets at the Woman s Club Chestnut street at 11 Sunday School at 10 A testimonial gathering is set for Wednesday at 8 15 The Immanuel German Lutheran lists St Pauls at 8 p m Sunday School 2 p m Rev George Brodthage from Richfield to preach St Mary s R C Church Masses at 7 8 9 and 10 30 Rev William L L Canningham rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Condit
St. Clare’s Roman Catholic
Alwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Delawanna
Father Lawrence
O. F. Morector
Christian Science Society
Woman's Club
Chestnut Street
St.Paul’s Congregational Church
George Brodthage
Richfield
St. Mary's R. C
William LL
Canningham
Wells In India And The Caste Based Water Divide
The text explains that wells in Indian communities are divided by caste. Purist Hindus and non Hindus avoid drawing from each other’s wells. As a result, villages often need two wells or designated Hindu water carriers to serve the weaver population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Pleased Either Way, Commuter Ire Serves Two Pleasures
A Washington Star quip notes the commuter paradox of relief when making a train and extra rest when missing it, framing daily travel as a practical mood switch. The remark highlights urban transit weariness and resilient routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Lucy Stone Suffrage Pilgrimage in Orange
The New Jersey suffrage movement announces an August 12 and 13 pilgrimage to 16 Hurbut Street Orange, former home of Lucy Stone. A memorial tablet unveiling on August 13 will feature Alice Stone Blackwell and a mass meeting at an Orange park with speakers Anna Howard Shaw Carrie Chapman Catt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Sussex
Cap May
Hurbut Street
Orange
Lucy Stone
Woman Suffrage Association
Alice Stone Blackwell
Orange Parke
Anna - Howard Shaw
National _American___Woman Suffrage Association
The
Massachuetts. Woman -Suffrage*Association
Woman's Journal
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Suffrage “Alliance
Empire State Campaign Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. E. Arrows
Speedway
Cravath
Tampa
Fia
Cravash
Kane
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut ST
Charles Heilmann
Franklin and
Vreelind Ayes
Sheriff's Sale
Sheriff's. Sale
MY Nutley
Whitford Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Sells
Samuel Silverburg
Park Street
West Nutley
Texas Ranch
H. €. McIntyre
Daredevil Schreyer
Puszic Service Electric Company
Ballantine
Ballantine’s Breweries
Newark, N. J
Domenic Ciccone
Passaic Avenue
Lehigh, Jeddo and
Jeddo
John Hawkins
East Nutley
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Reformed Church
Nlo
Young People’ S Society
Tom
Grace Episcope
Church
St. Clare’s Church
Immenuels
Church of the Holy Family
St. Mary's
R. C. Church
the Nutley Sun
New Jersey Experiment Station
Poultry Authority
Thomas Nichols
Thomas ‘Nichols
Bill
Hillside “Avenue
Nutley Auto Service
Chas. Greeme& Son Reliable Aan
Astic Ameries
Tic Seating Ee
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Powershon Nurseries
S. E. Blair
Centre Street
NEW York Woman For Vocational School
Mary L. Deming
Manhattan Trade School For Girls
New York City
Board of Education
Broad Street
Miss Deming
Pratt Institute
Manhattan Trade School
Novelty Depart
Ca Danenlier ‘Trade
Greenwood Lake, N.Y
Grand View Hotel
Grand Mountain
Dutig
Alfred Yost
W.& J. Sloane
Mourz
eMane
Egularly
Axminster
Fifth Avenue
Ford
Auto Supplies
Ss. S. Davis
Celia A. Clark
Hampton Place Nutley, N. 3
Paramount
Keith
New , Jersey
Victor M Gore
Charley Chaplin
Mary Pickford
Little Pal
Edna Mayo
Jno. Carle & Sons, Desk
Water St
Bany Myers
Amsterdam
N. Y
Nutley Coal & Supply
Charles £. Johns
President
High Grade
Pittston
Lehigh and Spencer Coal
Wood — Mason
White Seashore
West Nutley Station
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