North Plainfield notices and local shop news
The North Mainfield Council will meet an adjourned session on April 14. Various town items include warnings to sprinkler drivers and a jail sentence for Albert Book. Local businesses announce displays and openings on Somerset Street and East Front Street as residents attend meetings and events at Tippecanoe HQ and Masonic rooms.
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North Mainfield
Albert
Money
Scott Press
Yanin
Oll Tippecanoe
East Front Street
Gounod
Wentford Museal Society
Jans Emmons
Somerset Street
Lynch
Mainfield Union of
King’s Houghters
Waterd
George H Otter Seeks Re election as Rhode Island Secretary of State
George H Otter runs for re election on the Republican ticket for Secretary of State of Rhode Island. Born in Plainfield as a baby, he is described as over forty, a brilliant politician who was elected Secretary of State two years ago after serving in the State Senate. He is a nephew of Dr A A Utter of East Sixth Street.
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George H. Otter
Rhode
Plainfield
George & Otter
West Second Street
Trinity Reformed Church
George
Sod
Biste Benate
A. A Utter
East Sixth Street
Bowling scores from the individual tournament
Revell led the high series with 173 as the alleys of the M T evening hosted the event. Lynch posted multiple scores including 166 and 150 while Ganzer and Gallagher also posted strong marks in the 100s and 130s.
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Ginlingher
Wa Lynch
Butch
Va. Gallagher
Lynch
Ve Revell
Ganzer
Wa Gallagher
Vs. Owens
Va Owens
Child Almott Drowns in Rain Water Tar
A fifteen month old child of Mr and Mrs Herman Hansen of 46 Cedar Street North Plainfield fell into a rain water tar last evening near the house and nearly drowned. Found unconscious by parents the infant was revived after great effort by a doctor who was summoned to the scene and resuscitated the boy.
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Herman Hansen
Cedar Street
North Plainfot
Aden
New Zinc Co. Incorporation Filed in Elizabeth
Articles of Incorporation filed with County Clerk Crowell at Elizabeth. Incorporators Albert O. Th Earlly, Frederick & Douglas and William Rickwell. Business to move to Penfield and Newton Missouri. Objects to manufacture zinc with capital stock of 850000.
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Crowell
Elizabeth
Massey Zinc Co
Albert O. Thearlly
Prederick & Douglass
William _ Rickwell
Businow
Peinfield
Newton
Missouri
Stork
Plainfield Officials Warn Lawyers Over File Returns
Plainfield County Clerk Crowell and Deputy Clerk Fett announce strict enforcement of clerks office rules. They warn lawyers and staff to return books and documents promptly or face consequences for violations observed in recent practice at the Community Clerk’s office.
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Atringore
Crowell
Derwty
Mof Fett
Man Charged With Non Support Receives Bond Offer
John Morey of North Plainfield faced Justice Crosley on a non support charge. He was offered a $200 bond to supply eight dollars weekly for his family’s support for one year. Morey, a carpenter, reportedly earned about fifteen dollars a week.
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John Morey
North Plainfield
Crosley
Morey
Memorial Day Detail Meets to Plan Celebration
The Memorial Day detail of Winfield Scott Post No. 78 G A R will meet tomorrow evening at 8:30 to arrange the forthcoming Memorial Day events. It is thought the two powers will join in the celebration as requested.
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Winfield Scott Post
G. A R
Port Tor
Ti la
Powls
To-Day's Horse Sale and Local Events
Horsemanship event continues at Metropolitan Stables on North Avenue drawing buyers from across the state with a wide range of horses and average prices. Various local activities include bowling league games, a bedding sale novelty, fashion updates from Hillier Company, a Lyceum team match with Genang and Turn Verein, a Charity Ball at Mole Hall, and a dog attack incident on a cow in North Plainfield. An entertainment event is planned for Reform Hall on April 14 organized by Tot al Carney with vocal and instrumental acts.
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Metropolitan Stables
North Avenue
Hiller 4 Company
Mainfeld
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Genang
Verein
North Plainfield
Mole Fiall
Sano Hudson
Hail
Jotal
Carney
Prominent Union Republicans Map Campaign Strategy
A Union county Republican gathering at the Association Hall outlined campaign plans to win New Jersey support. State Organizer Judge Ulrich described the League’s aims and how to reach voters, while speakers like Foster Voorhees and Reese urged tariff topics and party unity. The group expected strong results in the upcoming election.
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Union County
State League of Republican Clubs
Association
Judge Ulrich
Gerall
New Jersey
Foster M . Voorhees
Pall
Union County Repeblicsus
League of American Wheel rules update on racing
The Racing Board held a meeting on a Saturday and Sunday to discuss changes in racing mules and rules. It notes no road racing recognition yet and emphasizes that racing officials will oversee bicycle events. disqualification applies to un sanctioned competitions. no initial handicappers named but expected soon.
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League of American Wheelren
Racing Board
Wit Sateray
Recing Board
Agelista’ Union of
England
Death of Dr Henry R B Cannon in Elizabeth aged 71
Dr Henry R B Cannon died at his Elizabeth home at seventy one. Born in New Brunswick to theologian James Spencer Cannon of Rutgers College, he studied medicine at Rutgers and practiced in Bedminster and Plainfield. He served as County Clerk for 22 years and as Tax Commissioner under Governor Abbott. A Mason and Revolutionary Society member, he was Grand Master of New Jersey and a histories author. He leaves a widow, son and daughter.
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de Henry R. Cannon
Elizabeth
Fly
New Brunswick
James Spencer Cannon
Rutger's College
Rutgers
Cannon
Bedmin‘ster
Plainfeld
Union County
Kanex
Abbot
New Jersey
Order
William E. Pine
Newark
Car Penter Suffers Thumb Loss at North Plainfield Factory
Jacob Butcher a middle aged carpenter was injured at McCulloughs sash and blind plant in North Plainfield ten days ago while using a circular saw. His left thumb was completely severed though he bandaged the wound and sought medical help. He described the pain as a light tapping sensation.
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Jacob Butcher
McCullough
North Plainfield
Butcher
Sabbath and dietary debates spark early Christian disputes
A garbled historical note discusses Pauls letters on judging others and dietary issues in early Rome. It notes disagreements over meats and observance days, emphasizes unity and avoiding division, and references Pauline guidance about strong and weak in faith.
Unclear Letter Reports Mental Distress and Life Threats
Fragmentary dispatches recount a man believed suicidal after a letter mailed in New York last Saturday. Officials are urged to attend to the alleged danger as the subject faces mental trouble and possible self harm.
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New York
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