Marriage of Stev Gerneienseehonek and Mins Rolm Dur
A wedding at East Second Street featured Stev Gerneienseehonek and Mins Rolm Dur, with J. Allert Lave and a Locust Front Street resident as witnesses. The ceremony was followed by a country visit to the groom’s relatives and a celebration of the bride’s mother’s birthday. The event drew friends from Trinity Farm and Succasane Mains, with families and neighbors sharing in the festive occasion.
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Stev. Gerneienseehonek
Aburety
Trorme
East Second Sever
Gretel
J. Allert Lave
Enat Front Sireet
Mins Rolm
Fourtt Street
Mas Lane
Local notes on weddings storms and society events
The item covers the marriage of Charles Daveel and Mine Jenote Pile Geennred with ceremony details in a Van Sickle Building venue. It also logs Wilson A. Pops ill, a storm-related telegraph and electric outages, lodge meetings, society gatherings, dances, and assorted town notices including fence damage, street repairs, and local commerce updates. The tone is a dense community chronicle with multiple named individuals and places.
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Charles c Daveel
Hope
Merring
van Sickle
Akilfal
Jong Uume
Howard A. Pops
Charing Weather Tonight and Eye Care Advice
A local advisory notes uncertain weather tonight and stresses eye safety. The piece promotes proper eyewear and mentions Leech, Siler & Go as specialists at 75 East Bront Street, available Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Siler & Go
East Bront Street
King’s Discovery Claim for Cough Relief Offered
An 19th century ad markets a cure labeled King’s Discovery for consumption and colds. It promises prompt relief or money back for sufferers, urging readers to try a sample at Randolph’s Drug Store No. 21 West Front Street.
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Randolph’s
West Front
Kennedy Smith Dies After Fall From Carriage in New York
Kennedy Smith, a former Potter Press Works employee, died at a New York hospital after a midafternoon fall or being thrown from a carriage. Aged about thirty, he had just arrived by steamer from a Southern port where he was on business. He had worked at Potter Press Works and later in the New York office. He was a member of Kilpatrick Lodge No 102 Knights of Pythias and the Mucal Aid Society. Sympathy is extended to his brother and sister.
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Matthew Coon
East Front
Wreet
North Pininsett
Aarhur Lodge
Ladies Ald Society
Monrse Avenue
Fernoon
Gavis
Berkeley Heights
Fenee
Somerset Street
Jackson Avi
Manning Avennoa
Crvacem
Embera
Joe Cooney
Porratel
Hilside
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Plainfield Pires Department
Howe Rerree
Lorraine Fire Department
Uolted Brotherhood of Carre and Julyers of
America
Hoffiman
Fuarh Sreet
Park
Tutedey
Bond Crook End
Adelman
Fae Migne
Wo Linnea
Esai Second Street
Dr. Brewens
Mert
Nol Sre
Eapenion
Freecock
L. Manning
Grant Avenue
West Prat Street
Alyog Agaiont
A. M. Griffin's Hardware House
Sbi
Bison
Litem
Syesking
Minery
Moe Knight
Weet
New York
Jodie
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Calty Ledge No
K. of P
Mo Ual Aid Society
Potter Prees
Smith
Bre Coddington
Orchard Place
Mira
Green
Brook Roaih
Joseph Gonmey
West Sixth Street
Oiliver Mooney
Miainfield
Ik Safferins
M. Dannigdn
Graig Place
Florida
Jet
Lillian Kent
First Presbyterian Church
Ethir
Kotridge
Madison Avenue
Reekards
Omaha
Neb
Plainfield
Jackson Avenue
Lave
Horace Marilo
Westervelt
Bertha van Cleef
East Millstone
Kensington Avenue
Ithe Howe
Exempt Firemen's Association
Muntiny
Brotherhood of Holy Cross Church
the. Compton
York Stara
SM. Gardner
Kingston
N.Y
Electric
Coachman's Benevolent Association
Boston Society
Ansler
Board of Trade
Lonettas
J. B. Martin
Manson Place
Maru Wee
West Front Street
Linkgod
Washingium Avenue
TWELVE LROWNED WRECKED CREW LOST AT SQUAN
A schooner named TWELVE LROWNED went ashore at Squan between Sandy Hook and the Highlands at about nine in the morning. The entire crew of eleven men were drowned as the vessel blew and sank swiftly with a seventy mile per hour sea. The Saving Station No. 2 crew could do nothing to aid.
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Wawer
Squan
Sandylobe
Novering Tighlands
Tawive
Foot Bridge Proposed to Help Children Cross Tracks
Compton proposes a safe foot bridge over the coal trains near West Front Street to spare schoolchildren the long detour to Ginion or Great ones. He cites two loaded coal trains blocking access and notes practical steps taken to move the idea forward, amid concerns over Mire Shirley’s tragedy. The Plainfield Bicycle Club announces an age-limited membership drive for young men with gym and reading room access, plus a dedicated Cub house open for inspection on Saturday.
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Ji G
Compton
West Front Street
Mire
Shirley
Mra Ohirley
Ginion
Onle
Jewset
Mira
Shire
Morgen W. Dabol
George P. Meljek
Plainfield Bicycle Club
Cal ‘mteKention
Joleing
Edean
Everything Republican at Elizabeth in 1890 election
April 11 reports show Mayor Rankin re elected by a large Republican majority. Republicans win City Council and most Freeholders. Democratic edge remains in Board of Commissioners. Vote total near 6,000 with Peter Egenolf far behind. John D. Barr wins County seat by 836.
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Bumangin
Jas
Rankio
Board of Freeholders
Board of Kilmestion
Rando
Hedretter
Peter Egenolf
Hin
John D. Barr
Wwe
Jarrels
New Jersey Elections Show GOP Wins Across Jersey City
In Jersey City results Republicans swept most races securing mayoral and council seats. They won five of six aldermen posts and will form a nine to four council majority. Democratic gains were seen in Newark and New Brunwick ward outcomes with Republicans capturing control of several boards and a largely Democratic charter result elsewhere.
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Carey New Strwnewies
Jemar Cit
Jersey City
Decisis
Repubtless
Elisabeth
Rankin
Julius Lebkendher
Dani
Gate
Newark
Uyshen
Freehaltere le Biean
New Drusawicz
Trestow
Democracy
Councilmamatia
Yarber
Joan Co
Perkoe
Marsh
Hor
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J. F Pierson
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North Avenue
T. G. Armstrong
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Souh Street
New York City
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Hotel Albion
Park Avenue
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L. W. Randolph
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