Local Briefs Mixed With Odds and Ends
The column lists a mix of short items from Thatcher’s Company stopping at Hotel Grenada to a postal telegraph outage and a streetcar track repair. It notes temperature extremes, council preparations for an anniversary, and various civic updates with scattered local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Grenada
Postel
Snark
Howe Joley
J. Mey Laude
West Meventh Street
Coucil
Hieht
St John's Commandery
K. of
T. of
Blesbertutes
Borough Street
Inge Wenin
Ant Eit
Somerset Street
Sherman Avenue
Camimores
Vvertuniay
J Lynch
West Sixth Street
Wan
Hue
Iba
Hogers
Arsittant Venersl Foreman Batchestor
Philadelihra
Lt J
Youth party on rock prompt confrontation in Washington
A July gathering near Washington attracted a playful crowd of young people including Mae Stede man from New York and Joan Neenan. A confrontation arose as Kept in check by officers, with several attendees involved in a disturbance on the street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo! Oh
Pere
Mise Ide Hootem
Mae Stedeman
New York
Miss Smith
Meer Cummings
Honeyman
Ars
Somer Toure-Sommer Toure Printed by Monington SK Co
Fragmented catalog note describes a four page pamphlet printed by Monington SK Co listing real es real roads and trains in New England. It mentions the Providence line and White Mountain route, parlor car service and connections from Keamers Wharf, plus sales pitch for chamber of commerce branding and street sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frovuteme Abl
Monington SK Co
Vruvidenes
Ponte
Semmer
New England
Heston
Worcester
Providence
Keamers Wharf
Meare St Patyens
Nerraganeeter
Weteh
Teese
Burglary Attempt Hits New Market Home
A morning burglary attempt at Mrs Heensb Nel's New Market residence failed after a would be intruder entered the front, looked into a window, and fled when awakened. Nearby, Frank Gever's barn at Dunellen was visited but burglars scared away. Several chickens and harnesses were reported stolen in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Nekou
Gever
Dunellen
Local Collision Injures Rider Near East Front Street
A wagon collision on East Front Street involved a horse driven by Howry Wendell and two wagons. Wendell narrowly escaped serious injuries as a driver, Howry Wendell, fled before the crowd dispersed after the incident near Crescent Mok bonding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iheary
Woodland Avenue
Grovery
Howry Wendell
Front Street
Randolph
Plainfield Bicycle Club Plans Weekly Rides and Races
Local bicycle club activities include a regular meeting next Monday at eight, several riders taking trips to Asbury and Passa River, and a ten mile race mid September to crown the fastest man. Creston Wheel Works advertises bicycle prices while Crescent Wheelmen prepare for a next event on the Crescent Oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Thorn
West Front
T Asbury
Plamfield Lyceum Cyelers
Charles Marthy
Melntost
Thlacity
Passue
Union
Newetey
Myubels
Lyceum
J Lyord
T. Keenss
Marta
Martin
Crescent Wheelmen
Sorwich
Ards
Unclear health tonic ad offered by Gillmore's Aromatic Wine
An obsolete advertisement promotes Gillmore's Aromatic Wine as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and poor complexion. It targets women and mothers, claiming to restore roses to the cheeks and aid ailments of maidenhood with dubious health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillmore
Local residents share visits and milestones in town
A stream of notices recounts visits to Asbury Park and nearby towns, plus returns home from trips by numerous residents including Mrs. J. Bolee, Horace G. Adams, Miss Kellie Christens, Mrs. Chamberisio, and many others. Neighbors acknowledge funerals and family events as life in the community continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Horace G. Adama
der Wtreet
Owen
Roselieg
Mra
Avataoa Emery and
Farvity
Seamore Street
Evon
Pattonburg
Pene Lw
Wei Lap Corwin
New York
J. Crawford
See i
Tragedy Hits Lincoln Neb as Train Disaster Rumors Spread
A chaotic report from near Lincoln Neb describes trains and wreckage with multiple names and places. Among the scattered details a family is shocked by news of a death connected to a derailment on a blue Zelork line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietien
Lincoln
Tharedey
I D. W. Piney
Merve Horr
Horr
Treen
Fragmentary Text of Historic Chronicle with Violent Imagery
The readable fragments describe a violent scene with references to rings, a pursuit, and a ritual struggle. Mentions of cities, armies, and divine or occult phrasing imply a mythic battle or siege. The passage hints at downfall and punishment of those aligned with wicked cities.
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the University
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Encyclopedic Dictionary
Coodingsoss Court
James McCagley
Joan Neenan
Au Witeck
Mociay
Ebie
Ummonwenier
Leervae
Uther Frederickson
Sommer Toure
Bere
Bette
W.va
Pires
Fats
Anogr
Mrn Parid Yousel
Centerville
Fod Jobh Hoagland
Remington
Mba Lo Haser
Watehung Aveone
Kellie Christeffrsan
Sherence
Ten Byck
North Branch
Lewis Hela
Molsteri
Coatham
Harlow
Dennis - Hy
Phatefiell
Mase
Evang
Albion
Wenleeteminy
Miss Bite
Antam
Ariington Avenue
Ghjayet Lervell
Washington Rock
Hillie
Arington Avenue
J. A. Sill
Central Iveone
Harry W. Manahail
Weat Pildd Street
Coonsynor Jobaif
van Wirkle Sod
Tinere Reel
Wenthin Afernoon
Agbury Park
Trend Avenue Hotel
Henry Nisehwiz
Menning Avenue
Chamberisio
Wamp
Maeinfeht Avenue
Thorn
Maliinea
Resid Holmes
Jounlolly
Park Avenue
Walter Je
Walter Coon
George and
Gill
Gill Mreets
Fae Ralirent
Wreckie
Randy
Cem Aneth
Citeazo Record
Eustatie
Sly
Bentle
Kent
Mecca
Lymite
Fourth Street
GEO
Rookfellow
Neuman Brs
Neuman Bros
Pimlio
Dobbin
Formosa
Hyson
Tre Park Anfnnef
Christopher Thorp
Eps
van Eps
Plainfield Manual Training School
East Front Street
Dalziel
Pal
City
Elith Bond
Kisa17
East Front
M. Fawcett
Isavings Institution OF
Plainfield, N. J
Frost Street
John W. Murray
Preety J
Frank Licbbard
Vico Pree
Elias BR Pope
Trenenrer
Rigal
Erica
Wien
W.d.tunifon, Beerie
Martian Mills Font and Meads Epechnity
Broadway, Telephone Ma
Plainfield, m J
W. L. Doue
Sordovan
Police
Fertsoma Meek
Lanins
A. Willett
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