Royal wedding crowds and temperance bill actions noted
In Coborg a royal wedding drew a large crowd of royalty and detectives. A bill proposing penalties for lottery advertising was introduced with a potential $100 fine or one year in prison. The temperance teaching bill moved to a third reading, delayed by an absent senator. A New York detective note questions local enforcement. A bill to repeal 1671 gerrymander and align assembly elections with county tickets was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coborg
Nee Voonmees
Besator Voonsnes
Democratic Assembly
Children’s Day at the Livmarr Library Exhibit
A Saturday Children’s Day at the Livmarr Library will feature a roomful exhibit of wholesome literature for boys and girls aged four to twelve. The event runs from ten to twelve in the morning and two to four in the afternoon with selections chosen to promote good reading and safe content. Ell Abana, Librarian, invites teachers and interested parties to view the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulding
Bamstence
Marriage of J A Traybor in Mingietown New York
Yesterday at Mingietown New York the marriage of J A Traybor of the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum was celebrated. Best man was M Mahoney. A quiet reception followed at the Goys Club House with speeches by J J Keaney and others. A wedding band was voted to the bride and a committee led by Joy O Lang and J Galleher was appointed. Mrs Traynor will reside on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingietown
New York
J. A. Traybor
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Mine Mahoney
M Cuanin
Goys Club
J. J. Keaney
T. McCarthy
Gallagher
J.J. Lywen
City council hears on encampment plans for Aspo May
George W. Moore reported from Tremon that the Council Administration of the G. & B. says the widcummer encampment at Aspo May is abandoned. Officials doubt funding for veterans enterta inment and fear blind arrangements. No guarantee of money means no encampment this year unless inducements attract Sea Girt. Also an ad for a salve claims cures and refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Moore
Tremon
Councif
Fee
Widcummer
Aspo May
Local meetings and social events planned in town
The note details a lighted schedule of upcoming gatherings including Lagolas club meeting on Friday, Gesang and Tarn Verein entertainment at Saenger Hall, and a bachelor tea to be hosted mid month. It also mentions hydrant work, a church and school protection project, and a charity concert by the Pininfield Quartet Band with a later grand ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Conneil Aine
Ig Mw
Board of Trade
Tarn Verein
Baleark
Bileal
Ui Vereia
Hachelor
Kline
Menry Kin
Syramore Street
Stulle
Beoshery
Trinity Communnery
Adama Henry
Neleda
W. J Broring
J. Kikper
Bizher Amt
Joby
Warren Engine Company
Whch
Cipenticook Road
New Estrone
Toght
Lieber
Peuven
Pininfield Qureet Baril
Profemor Guthman
Patie Miveling
Capen Flanorry
Anderson Post
Mostet i
Park Avenue
Wisbeld Scott Post
Afernoon
Plyvician
Geeang Wad Tero Verein
Saenger Tui
Tn AG Vowwler
Exaerkraa
H. Wallan
Lesan
Angie
New Jersey State
Horuspathic Medical Pottery
Trenton
Elneon
Papra
Digger
Huy Culver
Boy
Torre
Waa
Eluebeth Yester
Mewart
Charles Smith
Daly
Weet Seventh Street
Ualog Tourna Tonto Apt
Old Folks Concert Shown To Very Young Performers
An Old Folks concert at Central Hall featured young performers from the colored M. O. A. The program mixed singing and recitations with several humorous skits and costumes. Grace Manning and Kerry presented scenes while Reuben wore a white wig. The audience enjoyed generous refreshments after the show. The Newark Evening News notes gifts from the Kee De. Abraham Gale family included reference works from American and Britannica sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellomonte
Simon and Rath
Cassia
House of Industry
Reabee
Rachel
Grace Manning
Kerry
Reuben
Continental
The
New Jersey Historical Society
de Hee
Abraham Gales
James
Rant Wilson
John Pieke
Hall Mares
Apnetan & Lo
Ulmi
Edinburgh
Feoraney
William Hoberteen Seit
Avand
Union County Roads Set To Improve Fulton County
Citizens from Patten County New York urged the Fulton County Board of Supervisors and Gloversville City Clerk to join a program for upgrading county roads. A visitor named FA Trantiitt discussed road system reforms and the potential impact on the Fulton community. The session included Mr Denham and others, noting that cooperation may involve Fulton County supervisors and state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten County
New Yort
Ube
Clark
Gloversville
FA Trantiitt
Luton County
Fulton
Trey
Denham
Union County
State
Lothemei
Fulton County
Plated For Friends Epworth League Program Delights Crowd
The Epworth League of Monroe Avenue Unapel hosted a pleasant programme featuring Miss Poole in recitations, Miss Feinke Mason and Mine Council in songs, Will and Hert Tullany in vocal pieces and duets, Master Hilton and Miss Sith in violin solos, piano by Charlotte Heckman Randolph, Charlotte Aldrich, and Miss Geekman, with Min Bivey and Bertha Wengel performing encores to a well filled assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Monroe Avenue
Tueir
Mise Poole
Mise Feunke Mason and Mine Council
Will and
Hert Tullany
Hilton Sod
Miss Sith
Charlotte Heckman
Amt
Randolph
Charlote Aldrich
Miss Geekman
Minbivey
Bertha Wengel
Gient
Message From Asia to America at New York Meeting
An unusually large turnout at Sherry's in New York last night hosted a Nineteenth Century Aleb meeting. Speakers included Alexander Kimball Webb editor of the New World. Autumn Minot J. Savage, a Boston Unitarian minister, and others spoke to a dense crowd of a local audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry’s
New York
Ceahjeet
Asia
Alexader Kmmell Webb
Mowfen World
Minot J. Savage
Tefer
Boston
Interesting find at early stage in local archive
G Thorn of East Front erect found a near perfect engraving sequence from portraits of Theodore Brown, second pant of a gentleman in the present Guy Nule local bank era. The negative is about thirty years old showing a young man in Heroaide whisker. Several photographs will be valuable keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Thorn
East Front
Puolog Pds
Crementa Ve
Theodore 5 Brown
Guy Nule
Hank
Mr Broseee
Even The Horses Feel The Effect Of Reduced Wages
Two horses belonging to haulers starve as work slows and wages fall. Owners say lower pay means they cannot feed horses properly. A line of coal cars has been moved from near the Pond Tool Works after weeks idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Fragmentary note hints at names and events in Camara era
A garbled diary style fragment mentions Camara era figures and observers. It references communicative comments exchanged between individuals amid an unclear sequence, with names appearing as fragmentary terms and no clear dates or outcomes.
Remembrance Case From Ridge N Y Ailment
A distressed Ridge New York resident known as Mr Stone seeks relief from kidney issues after trying Dr Kennedy's Peyorke Rennedy. By mid September his condition improved with the remedy, described as altering the blood and expelling gravel from kidneys and bladder. Testimony from many supports its effectiveness amid concerns of overwork and public woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge
N.Y
David Kennedy
Davd Kennedy
Doctor Lighthill Finds New Home Amid Mironic Health Move
Dr Lighthill a noted Mironic disease expert relocates for health, leasing a premises on Ellan Sor avenue opposite the park in Rainfield area. A stolen handle replacement is noted and a Columbia bicycle agent, Stanyoo, conducts inquiries amid other local sales chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellan Sor
Iapan
Stanyoo
Columbia
Wheela
Ilesalda
Unclear OCR text mentions health consults and local events
Fragmented notice describes daily consultation for diseases, tram and dog attack incidents, Knights of Honor event in New Market, and a May 20 address by a national member, with references to local officials, law enforcement and medical treatments.
Ladiew Ald Society Pamphlet At Cobh Conn
A fragment describes a local society pamphlet at a church event hosted by Mr Jacob Fisher with remarks on eligible topics. It mentions a meeting at the Methodist Church and addresses for accessibility and future activities. An item notes Miss Anna Teel of Keaton attending a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiew Ald Society
Mexic
Cochin & Lange
Cnres
Jarob Fisher
Than &T
Neob
Methodist Church
Cresent
Anna Teel
Keaton
Mental and Nervous Derayge nent Epilepsy and Blindness
A brief notice lists ailments including mental and nervous derangement epilepsy blindness rheumatic and scrofulous affections. The fragment highlights health conditions rather than treatment or remedies, reflecting a historical medical listing.
Prominent Residents At Newark and New York Events
The item lists various local figures and events including Mrs K T Williams and Mrs Abvert Gotthell of West Front Street traveling to New York, Mrs Herbert Wo Kaigia the court stenographer marrying in Newark, Apmes Stelard of Somerset visiting Westfield, and Nathan Compton and Aug Mollipton from New York and nearby areas tied to weekend activities. It notes funeral services for Samuel Ro Brower and Rev Keenehl’s resignation and new appointment to a church in Hartran, plus a Baltimore-New York game development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite CK
Somerset Place
Westfield
Nathan Compton
New York
Aug Mollipton
Luce
Semuel Ro Brower
Evona
Keoehll
Telietman F Reformed Church
Italy
Har
Tan
Keeler
Balti- Morea
New Yorkass
Wont and Goaid Vis Chesapeake a Ohio Express
A train service from New York via Pennsylvania Railroad to Cincinnati and Louisville with daily departures at 7 40 p m and 10 20 a m on weekdays. Direct connections from Cincinnati to Chicago and St Louis with first class fares listed to multiple destinations. California excursion tickets and agent contact information at Pennsylvanian Station Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paliman Es Ubulp
Chcinnati
Louleville
Waals
Jogon
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Swam
Cielati
Louteville
Lamia
Clovinnati Express
Puilsdelmia
Doe Clocinnati
Chicago
Loula
Elizabeth
Clacionat
Loulevilie
St. Louis
Caliornia
Ucketa
Pennaylyan Station
Prawe McCoxwent
Broadens
York BW
Petes
Hosiery Sale Advert Incoherent Fragments
Fragmentary notice from a newspaper page shows buys for various hosiery items. Mentions Black Ladies stockings men’s seat wear Ladies’ listed sizes and a frame reference near the First National Bank. No clear event or date provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneum
Wella
First National Bank
See the World Futs for Fitters Conta
An oddly phrased notice offers a souvenir porte with fair views of great buildings. It promises nominal prices and urges readers to edit work while shipping items by post. The text hints at a mailed offer and repeats address details, reflecting a fragmented promotional plea.
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Plainfield
W. Rangen
Bélter and Prepricier
East Paowr Storey
Bentertd
Pons
Suliversd
GansIeus
Va Corre
Priday
Dasa
Aprang
Recorder
Joseph Choate
Chip
Ladetone
Negtry
Focal Department
Livmarr
Ikkion
Ralve
West Froot Street
Thos
Mamie Carter
Ella Johnson
Evhet Rubingon
Minnie Dunham
Sue Hoyle
Jule Horton
Meme Hoyle
Lulu Stout
Kila Randolph
Ay Kime
Annie Rogeles
Pig
Playrog
Tullo
Historical Soc
Union Cousty
Tre Fay
TERN
America
Friescht
Che
Dubelles
DR. Lighthill
Crtscent Ave
Davellen
Knights
New Market
Todd Estaelpa
New Brunswick
New Mar
Weller Brokaw
W. H. Carmall
Batther
Mat McManuin
Dave
Mims
Nest Union Tempersure
Mim Clore
Eo National Spember
Harlan
Frank L. C. Martin
Coe Frere Avenue
Roan A
Rockview School
Misses Peck
Crepewnrns
van Buren & Timpson
Asp Insurance
North Ave
Coder St
New York City
Dobbin
Jhenry F. Windham
Arlington
St. and
Green Brook
Sud
W. H. Brokaw
Jobber
Plainfield, N. J
Personalia
Chesapeake
Ohio
Ee Hosiery Sale
Ternane
Bay
Sas
al A
J. Coyne
Eine
Lehigh
Ll. A. Khesaome
Ag’t
Sevauwar
Hoaglands Express
Cartace
North Avenue
Cation
Sasapis
Haart
Wisnaut Maweetaa
Tom
Pat Bite
We. A
Demglae
International Fur Store
John Brown
South Second
Leech, Stiles & Co
Queen & CO
Philadelphia
M. M. Dunham
East Front Street
Persolaalt
Packer’s
Rine Furniture
Garret Q. Packer
Second ST
Bargaius
Excali
Edsall’s
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