Political uproar and cholera notes mark August town paper
The Plainfield Courier reports rising cholera concerns and a political row over borough elections. Mayor Saunders weighs party interests against reform, while workers rebuke wage changes amid tariff talk. Readers recall shifts after last Friday’s council confrontation and discuss vote intentions.
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New Jersey Road Book Issued by A W Perens
The New Jersey road book by J A W Perens lists roads with conditions such as good or poor surfaces and terrain like gravelly sand or hilly sections. It notes availability for owners and travelers, with valve price 828 and contact Dr Carlton at 81 Broad Street Elizabeth NJ.
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Courtroom Fragments From Judge Cingtons Session
An elderly man William Garrity appeared before Judge Cingtons, recounting a blurred night experience that yielded a three dollar value for him. The scene referenced a religious service and a meteor sighting, with scattered notes about attendees and a cryptic sequence of names and events from the previous evening.
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Bery
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Local notices mix with travel and leisure at week’s end
Numerous residents from Weat Fifth Avenue to Somerset Street are listed as departing for vacations or returning home from trips. Names include Mrs Lilian Pope, Miss Estelle Fulton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Pill, with destinations such as the Blue Mountains and Good Ground. A fire near Westfield damaged property owned by Mr. Clack, causing an estimated loss of 4000 dollars.
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Battie Martin
Watchung Avenue
Charles B. Pope
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Pope
Sod Biester
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Duer Street
Blue Mountains
Vincent Rockwell
East Frost Front Street
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Slaulagto
Siamentore Roeder
North Avenua
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Grove Street
New Brighton
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Somerset Street
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West Fourth
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Asbury Park
Estelle Fulton
Clinton Avenue
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Trenton
Andrew Cox
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Edwant Moore Trent
Recs
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Lake Hopatcong
Frank Bergen
Mr. Coke
Newburg
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Danellen
Alfred Center
Frands
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Charles West Frost
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Vas Embarg
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Somerset ‘Street
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Bank Place
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Sheridan case notes and local ad jumble
A garbled notice references the case Gambrill vs Heerbower and a judgment in Justice No yhe's Court. It mentions Windham, Somerset street, and an opening tonight at a house offering affordable meals and a welcoming atmosphere. The fragment also hints at a Saturday event and an ad column.
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Pitts Named As New York State Senate Leader
Edmund J. Pitts is noted as the leader or president of the New York State Senate in a fragmentary report. The scope and exact details are unreadable, but the reference identifies Pitts in a prominent Senate leadership role.
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Edmund J. Pitts
New York State Senate
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Local cycling event shuffles riders and records set
At the race, Hanter appears to tie for third with Dorman and Blarmosds as Meravon shows strong form. A young rider is noted as the youngest on the courts with a remarkable record. James Willis enters the 25 mile road race under Caton colors. A crowd gathers on West Promont street as a wheel scene unfolds near Perk and Casey Island with rental wheels in demand.
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Flood Weather Report and Local Tragedy Mentioned
Weather observer John Neagle reports brief rainfall totals with a drought note and rising year to date. A horse collapses and dies after colliding with a table, attributed to a possible stall or tacky condition, as the North Pisifield Township Committee prepares to meet next Leworrow.
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