Weather Prophecy Storm May 12 And Local News Bouts
A Norfolk forecast by Vaughn predicts a terrific storm on May 12. Reports note street fights, transfers, church activities, upcoming games, new houses, and public notices around Westfield, Linden, and nearby towns with names such as Marsh Ayers, Cobart, and Belvidere.
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Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Scarborough
Grace Episcopal Church
Westield
Vaughn
Norfolk
East Second Street
Paton Holmen Wedding Sees Wide Guest Turnout
Miss Alice Holes daughter of Captain Augustus Holmes of East Fifth street married John Faxon city editor of the Fiuhbarg Evening Mail and Boston Herald reporter. The ceremony at Crescent Avenue Church was led by Rev. Dr. W R Richards with a large bridal party and a reception at the bride’s home on East Fifth street. The couple left for a honeymoon to Fitchburg Massachusetts afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Holes
Augustus Holmes
East Fifth Sheet
Johan Faxon
Fiuhbarg (Mare) Evening Mail
Boston Herald
Crescent Avenue
W. R Richards
Harold B. Faron
William C. Hubberd
Alfred FE. Holmes
Frank T. Clawson
Max Munger
Frank J. Mabbard
Malnfield
Edward E. Spencer
Brooklyn
Ethel Holmes
Plorence T. Faxon
East Fifth Street
Ross
Elizabeth
Fitchberg
Maas
Thorne
Scotcl
Charles Craward
Marriage Bids in Elizabeth and Plainfield News
Miss Jennie Avis daughter of Stephen Devi now of Elizabeth and Thomas Connelly wed at Holy Cross Church Elizabeth on Tuesday. May Apgar to Rougettree to be married April 27 at East Orange home. Henry Smith of Andrews NL visiting. David Neighbour longtime Califon resident dies of pneumonia aged about 65. Somerville mud misadventures as foreman fails to locate fiancée after search.
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Henry Smith
Plainfield
Andrews
Enon Fhemla
Jennie Avis
Stephen Devi
Elizabeth
Thomas Connelly
Holy Cros Church
Philadelpia
Edwin Ff, Lewis
de. A. A. Lewis
Alfred University
Alfred Centre
New Chicago University
May
Mire J. W. Apgar
Roughettree
Concert at Reform Hall Show Capsizes in Half Filling
A Reform Hall concert last evening ran past its start time as the hall filled slowly. Ben Sutton’s solo and the full chorus, backed by an orchestra, drew praise though some pieces were omitted due to illness. The event ends with plans for a further appearance at Warren Mission chapel.
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Succond Dodd
Derney Central
Weatcott
Wight Talk Stent Basics
Weatfeld
Reform Call
Post
New York
Lewis
Fealah
Rant Avenue
Hipe Chapel
dJohn
Altort Moreh
Marsh
Ayers &x
le Grande Avenue
Netherwood
Terrell Road
Jotsae
United States
Marder
Madison Avenue
Harten
Tall
Sud
Hope Chapel
Bos. Bation
Gnally
Lange
Mr. Scott
Tve
Miss Baily
Walter Peterson
6Rane
Wang
Ber
Misa Vail
Sarah Ash
Louisa Wellh
Marguerite
Fall
Dorsey
Mr. Sutton
Olung
Hen
Vomes
Ben
Rosuome
Menara Scot
Paterson
Clara Lane
Sud Uberis
Warren Mission Chapel
Griffen versus Coard case before Justice Bash adjourned
The Griffen v. Coard contract case, adjourned in Nash's court for a week, resumed yesterday with the defense offering testimony and noting an appeal. Counsel argued over a prior suit, alleged payment of costs, and service validity. motions were overruled.
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Griffen
Aes
Opening Game Festive Band to March on Ball Grounds
A 1892 notice describes manager Keller Aste arranging a concert by a seventeen piece cornet band at the ball grounds before the game with the Pis infield Bicycle Club. Names include Judge W. R Codington and M. Haven, with invitations sent from Puamrreno New Jersey.
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Keller Aste
Pisinfield Bicyclé Club
W. R Codington
al. G K. Moore
William K. McClure
Walter Hetfield
George Tobin
W.J. van Bickle
A. M. Rom
B. Fongelc
EP. Thorn
Panish Tachion Band of Music
Dusiness
Kolemer Ourane
J. G. Allen
Carney Brothers
V. Lee Chan M. Ulneh
J. W. von Sickle
E Eugene Laine
Delegates Named In Trenton Primaries Amid Weather Noisy
Local party voters held ward primaries with poor attendance due to damp weather. Second Ward chose William Messerschmidt as chair and Theodore Gray as secretary with candidates Sade Clete and Vincent W Nash as delegates. Third Ward saw John W Murray and F B Marsh as delegates with alternates. Also notes church program and tax appeals decisions at State Board session.
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Second Ward
Asociation
William Messerschmicdt
Theodore Gray
Sade Clete
Arcee
Vincent W. Nash
George T.ratton
Think Ward
Fo E Marsh
John W. Murray
T. Doane
F. B. Marsh
F. W. Renyon
Violent storm to sweep New York and New Jersey coast
Weather forecast warns of a severe storm moving from the Pacific Ocean toward the Atlantic, expected to reach the New York and New Jersey coast on or before May 10, threatening coastal flooding and high winds. Officials urge swift preparation and sheltering as forecasts tighten.
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Pacific Ocean
Longirade
New York
New Jersey
Schulte to Fight Over Breach of Promise Award
New York April 22. Louis Schulte a wealthy businessman owner of the Excelsior Quilting Company faces $30,000 for breaking a promise to marry Georgine Wolters. He vows to fight the suit to the end as Mist Wolters receives $25,000 in the breach of promise case, the largest award yet for such a claim.
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Wee
Benny
Clare Cem
Baty Im
Supreme Court
Ames Candidacy Solidifies Before Convention
Governor Ames expresses satisfaction with his bid for delegate at large and refutes desire for state representation while noting aroused tariff debate among delegates. A Colorado City report notes Bob Ford’s arrival and threats of armed actions regarding Creede, with Ford denying motives tied to Jesse James. O'Brien, a bunco suspect extradited from England, comments on future US‑UK relations amid minister Egan inquiry.
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Bostom
Ames
Bob Ford
Dexves
Colorado City
Jesse James
Creede
Bob
Intenda Sett
Banker Beals Kidnapping Suspects Sentenced in KC Case
Armed men and a bloodhound stakeout cornered the post office foray as Beals’ little boy was kidnapped and $5,000 ransom paid. In Kansas City a suspect named Albert King received four years in the penitentiary. Linnie Daniels got two years.
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Reston & Maine Railroad
Concorde& Montreal
David Cockeran
Faemae
Porthesis
Moines
Wright
Marvin D. Sipola
Albert King
Lisale Dennis
Beals Little Boy
Kansas City
Linnie Deanis
Arbor Day Observed Across City Schools
Arbor Day activities were held in city schools with tree planting at Irving School led by Janitor Robert Walker and pupil exercises. Bryant School marked the day with literary and musical programs while Miss Helen T. French read a paper titled "In Memoriam" and Miss Julian Bulkley spoke on utilitarian benefits of trees.
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Irving
Robert Walker
Bryant
CMOS
Treca
Helen T. French
Julian Bulkley
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Wand
Clinton Arene
Garret AL Cobart
Mor Fievwge
de Wan
A.3 Spahling A Co. Het
Gentral
New Jersey Teague
Tris
Wo Strong
First National Bank
Muetun
Belvidere Improvement Company
Apne
Tennfare
Elizabeth Journal
Hoper Gilbert
Minneapolis
Bound Brook
Weikenlay
William Brown
Thiseity
Aive Dare
Paton —Holmen
Crescent Avenues
Atlong
Somerville
Pisinfield
Weeees Bo4anna Gomb
Grivten
Coard
Terday
Bet
Trenton
Association Hall
WH. Miner
Mary Cross
Messier
Savage
Morley
Hallelujah
Handel
Redeemer Laveth
Vandel
Schutt
Dewl
Christ Star
Jerusalem
the Berth Plainfial
Bucosaful
William Winte
Joan Co. Tappin
North Plulofield
Borough Amiwnship
North Plainfield
State Board of Taxation
Willian White
Howan
Tuppin
Biscm
Somerset County
Rand
Somervilla
Maggie Buoworth
Paney
Tomie
Maxpouen
O'Birien
Offecve Alkamy
Thomas O'Brien
Bunco
England
Egan
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Whitney Sells
Panoy
Liberty
C. M. Dunham
Crescent Rink
H. Hand
Pisiateta
Peck’s
Hoagland's Express
North Avenue
East Front Street
V. L. Frazee
Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables
West Front Street
MOY
Neuman Bros
Wall
Senslarity
Music Hall
DeLange
A. M. Ruiwyon & Som
Maitson
Syenua
Hebron
Yun Bey
North Evens
Plainfeld
Old Council
West Front St
Rummel
Eichte
Stebbins Place
Phad Tool Works
Venino
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