Local Church Supper Draws Crowd With Decorated Tables
The Epworth Lesene Grace B. E Church hosted a late evening supper with simple table decorations and a steady stream of patrons. Mrs Grifen, Mrs Randolph, Miss Grace, Miss Alice Qsrrell, and others served lemonade, candy, and ice cream through various stations. Several volunteers including Miss Boule La, Miss Eas Smalley, and Miss Tingley assisted, while Mra Langer, Mra Most, Mra Hammer, and Mra Taft supervised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Grifen
H. F. Randolph
Grace
Alice Qsrrell
Alice Loomis
Clare Shiper
William Langer
Mra Most
Charles Hammer
Mra Taft
Mise
Cora Snd
Georgie van Aredale
Lizzie Husfford
May Maclonsid
Helen Randolph
Misa May Courvy
Mattie van Hors
Emme Busven
Personal Notices Show Local Movements And Church Changes
W. H. Grima of West Prooti street traveled to Brooklyn for a brief visit and moved from Broomfield in the city to a house on Becond Place. The First Church of Christ in News ot will be led by Rev. W. F. Brown as pastor at Moselle. Rev. Mr Kinsey of Lanallen will lead Grace ME Church tomorrow morning in exchange with Rev. Mr Randolph at Dunellen Methodist Church. Lena Bane of West Eigth street hosted an informal party for friends from Millington and Wellesley College alumni evenings with about thirty guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Grima
West Prootitreet
Brooklyn
United States Express
New York
City
Becond Place
News Ot
Chareh
Cbrist
Moselle
W. F. Brown
Kinsey
Lanallen
Grace
Randolph
Dunellen
Lena Bane
West Eigth Street
Millington
Wellesley College
Man Claims Rheumatism Cure From Pain Balm Ad
Jonetesn Kenison of Bolan Worth County read of a German citizen cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm and used it to treat his own rheumatism. He reports his neighbor and wife, both bedridden, were cured within a week after using the balm. Available at Reynell's Pharmacy, 50 cent bottles. T. & Armstrong, Maunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonetesn Kenison
Bolan
Worth Co.rona
Disbeck
Morrison
Menghiup
Bouss
Chamberlain
Reynell’s
Park and North Avenue
T. & Armstrong, Maunger
Unnamed man killed on railway track near depot
A man roughly 27 with red hair and shabby appearance died after injuries from a fall or crush on a railway track near the depot. He was found by a man and a woman and rushed to hospital but died at one o'clock. No name or address was learned. Remains prepared for morgue.
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Ned Red
Sandy Pipe
Birthday Celebration At Orsig Place For DeVol
A large gathering last night honored BR G De Vol of Orsig Place on his birthday. Guests included Jorge and Mrs Crossley, Mrs TR W Bice, Mr and Mrs Wil F Williams, Miss Rachel Vail, Miss Bigelow, and others. The event featured cards, tableaux, and mosaic vocal and instrumental performances.
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BR. G. de Vol
Orsig Place
Jorge
Mra. Crossley
TR W. Bice
Ae Py Vail
Wil F. Williams
Mine Crossley
Rachel Vail
Mise Billings
Miss Bigelow
Ephraim
Alleys and Trade Team Battle in Tight Series
In a hard fought match from the sixth frame, the Berd of Trade team faced Alleys Lace Might with fierce effort. Neard tom members pressed hard to win the seventh frame as the game swung, while the pace and skill of the players kept the alleys lined and the crowd engaged.
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Neard Tom
Local court actions report disorderly conduct and gambling case
Jona King faces disorderly conduct charges toward Mr Sohoen Benience with penalties deferred. Henry Hanson counsels on finance related violation. Jim Babbitt was tried last week for keeping a gambling device and sentenced to pay 850 or face thirty days in jail. Both accused receive suspended or deferred sentences amid counter charges of indecency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona King
Sohoen
Henry Hanson
Hentence
Jim Babbitt
Kaye
Community notices from May events and local reports
Arrangements by YMCA committee for a social on May 1. Weather notes record highs and lows for Thursday and Friday. Local incidents include a theft at Mr Goldstein’s shop and a visit by a gardener at T. B. Alex. Grace Church to hold choral vespers and a sermon by Rev. Walpole. Wotherspoon residence undergoing renovations, and rehearsal for a May 1 play Arrana-pugh at Music Hall. Community gatherings include cottage meetings at Grove Street and Wiedmond Street under First Church auspices. Franklin County No 41 Masonic meeting notes a death condolence committee and a magic lantern show.
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YMCA
Justee Crossey's
Pight
Charles Kelley
T. B. —Alex
Mallleson
North
Aveone
Charch
Sycanore
George HS. Walpole
Levi
General Theological Seminary
Goldstein
Wotherspoon
Froot Street
Marsh
Ayern
A. M
Griffin
Mew Wotherspoon
Mra
Rogers
New York
Lyceum
Music Hall
Arrana-pugh
Wicklow
Dreyer
Wilson
Grove Treet
St. Prince
Wiedmond
First Church of
Chew
Pranklin
Martin
Dogs of the North Alaska Sledge Team and People
In Marnmals of Northern Alaska Nelson notes dogs sustain northern life. Husky teams pull sledge across long journeys for months amid cold and moonlight. Dogs influence mood, labor, and trade as peoples rely on canines for hunting, companionship, and travel.
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Lakimnes
America
Nelson
Alaska
Sven Ot Butnor
Nelo
Economic volatility and crime flash across 1901 columns
The page reports on trade and employment trends with lower wages and reduced orders, noting a fragile industrial scene and consumer impact. It also details a string of violent incidents including a brutal murder, a jail escape attempt, and mob actions amid political tensions, with scattered market data from New York and Philadelphia.
Senate Session Focused on Public Finance and Pension Matters
The day in AKARCHY's senate centered on debating a bill to overhaul revenue and government funding, followed by a lengthy session on private pension business. The record notes Smithrower reported to the committee with actions to the Senate, while a separate vote addressed the looming issues in SP meri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Dng
Mvate Pension Businend
Stone wagon accident on Grove street injures driver
This morning Garrett on Somerset street drove a stone wagon on Grove street when the rear axle broke and he was thrown to the ground. One stone fell and struck his right leg. no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Somerset Street
Grove Street
Peebie
Leeds remedy claims quick cure for ailments in homes
A local letter to the Courier notes that pickets in front of pines were a public hazard and recalls a claim about Combertein's Cough Remedy. It asserts the remedy is present in many Leeds homes and promotes 25 and 50 cent bottles at a Park and North avenue pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penton
Commbertein
Leeds
Lowe
Estes
Park and North Avenue
Anostorg
Transcontinental Train Service From New York To Cincinnati
An advertised travel option shows daily New York to Cincinnati by Pennsylvania Railroad with 5.00 pm depart and 7.40 pm Philadelphia to Cincinnati times, plus weekday connections to Chicago and St Louis, with fares and routes noted. Also a testimonial praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and sprains, sold at Reynolt's Pharmacy.
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Vis
Chenapeane
Okie
Toe F
New York
Olmcionati
Louteville
Weabington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphie
Cincionati
Lomaville
St Loos
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Ronmnetiona Ta Potas
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