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Plainfield
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Middlesex Doubty and Park Alliance Activity
Middlesex Doubty lists Parmer Alliance involvement with a Park Avenue sign issue and Ubla warning chowder. Car crowds ride streetcars Saturday and Sunday. Reports on Nightwing damage to a grid station and weather highs and lows. Local crowd scenes at camp meetings and East Helder Lease, with arrests affecting disorderly conduct. Multiple social notices, church events, excursions, cricket club notes, and a train incident near Peace Street. Victims include Mary Eageny and Robert Spooner among others touring, visiting, or recovering.
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Middlesex
Parmer‘ Alliance Organization
Park
Carjosttry
Rehoi
Elizabeth
Bal Noon
Rt. George Cricket Club
New Brakewick
Crack Cricket Club
St.oorge
Peace Street
A W Toible
Baltimore
Thin City
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian
Roeschle
Fire at Shaw's Drug Store Sparks Near-Disaster
About ten this morning a small blaze started in Shaw's drug store from benzine explosion. The fire department was alerted by box 12 but extinguishers cut the flames before major damage. A nearby worker marked by a risky lighting of a gasolene bottle led to the blast. Edward Richards, tending bottles, narrowly escaped serious injury as clerks quickly doused the flames.
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Shaw
Edward Richards
Richards
Armature
Wea
Gorman
George Gorman
Aca
Roger
Crescents Defeat Crescenta in Elm City Baseball Clash
In Elizabeth, Crescenta beats Crescent team 16 to 7 amid noisy home crowd. Old Sneeden held the visitors to seven hits as Crescents slugged sixteen with two and three baggers. Umpire tensions flared. both sides muttered and the crowd cheered the home team to victory.
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Elizabeth
Angie Moran
Crescents
Weat Enda
Westfield Beats Somerville In One-Sided Game
Westfield defeated Somerville four to nothing on Somerville’s grounds Saturday afternoon. Sharrott pitched for Westfield but struggled, while Ripleyville’s Anderson and Fields shone. Pleida Melodeo’s slide to second and Harkina’s three-bagger highlighted the action amid umpire Sullivan’s calls.
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Woastfield
Somerville
West Ends
Sharrott
Westfelds
Ripleyville
Anderson
Weat
Fields
New Yorks
Harkina
Pleida Melodoe
Sullivan
Alrood
Crescenta and West Ends clash Labor Day plans
Bane Ball Botex reports Crescenta and West Ends had two games arranged in addition to the league series in this city on Labor Day but they are declared off. Crescenta to play Highland Athletic Club of Philadelphia on North Plainfield grounds Labor Day afternoon. Joe Harkins’ New Brunswick base ball team to play Wednesday at four. Souvenir day offers free admission. Also notes on local games, incidents, and a parade of brief events including a runaway horse incident and police disorderly-conduct sentences.
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Carbonell
Navesink Highlands
Somerville
Crescents
Crescenta
Highland Athletic Club
Philadelphia
North Plainfield Grounds
Joe Harkins
New Brunswick
Harkins
Gene Willie" Murphy
George Lelby
Frank Bontier
Paterson
Murphy
Murphy Ande
Booner
Lelby
Summer Road Accident and Drowning News
Miss Warren of Easton PA visits Arrow Smiths of South Plainfield. She driving a buggy on West Front Street collided with a streetcar. Miss Arrow smith injured, boy’s ankle bruised, wagon damaged. Mrs Nelson aided, Dr Boone treated head contusion. Mr Morrin transported her home. Also, Frank Reynolds, 18, of Plainfield, drowns in Cobbonseecontic Lake near Mammond's Grove. cramp suspected. Family notified after Jamaica trip. Plus local glee club leader search and a wheel accident on Somerset Street injuring Frank Beath.
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Mim Mille Lange
First Pisce
Brooklyn
I B. Schoonmaker
Broaday
Cameron
Spring Lake
H. & Holle
Went Eighth Street
Monmouth House
Robert L. Burnet
Tv Cup Avenue
Beron
Miksen Freeman
Nashville
Frank Linke
Fe Somemet
Jonnie Waters
Chatham
N. J
J. Hervey Doane
Learmade Avenue
Belmar
Boniah Waters
East Third Street
Oreplace
G. Frenell
Somerset Street
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Wome and
Washington Park
North Plainield
Mirror Lake House
Lake Placid
New York State
Daniel Collins
Scotch Plaing
Richard Grinnell
Ravenor Road
Netherwood
Burlington
Vermont
McDermott
May Pennington
West Fourth Street
Orange
Madison Avenue
Mm . Scott and Child
Wie Coleman
Asbury Park
Mra J
Blair
Lydia
Allegheny City
Lee
M. A. Brandon
West Front Street
Mary Eageny
Patrick Eageny
North Plainfield
St Mary's Cemetery
Charles Bullman
Third Place
Engineering and
Grove ‘Aureet
North Manifield
Rooklys
Spooner
Grat
Gertves
Miss Warren
Easton
Arrowsmith
South Plain Seld
Plainfeld
Ty Aittle
Liberty Street
Mim Arrowsmith
Miss Arrowsmith
South Plainfield
Miss Nelson
W. C. Boone
Mr. Morrin
Augusta
Yeater
Frank Reynolds
George ‘T. Heynolds
North Pisinfield
Mammond's Grove
Cobbonseecontic Lake
Plainfield
Jamaica
Prank Beath
The
Notch
Disorder at meeting grounds ends with police ejecting women
Reports describe four colored women disturbing services and prompting Officer Friahy to remove them from the grounds. A young Lyons rider knocked down a man and two women near Park during the alarm. An onlooker's brush with a streetcar incident caused a partial isomer turn, while a brush heap fire near Netherwood drew no action. A hotel goblet-cutting injury to Fred Moore is noted. An advertisement pitches Dr Howes blood purifier as a life remedy.
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Friahy
Thay
Macrow Eacape
Lyons
Park Svenor
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