Local Borough Notes and Civic Tensions in August 1598
A fragmented account recounts tensions in a borough with calls for militia intervention to deter intimidation. The letter of Micte Sot es outlines fear, calls for a regiment, and mentions gatherings and supposed threats. Other items include local visits, birthdays, travel plans, and community notices from residents and businesses.
Remarkable escape and travel mishap reported in Wisconsin
An elderly man and his son, en route to England, escaped a dangerous fall while leaving a steamer at the East Coast and were taken to a hospital in Wisconsin. The incident followed a late night walk to a platform where balance was lost. Meanwhile a tennis tournament at Hillside continued with Simmonds withdrawing after a 6 3, 1 6, 6 4 score, and prizes awarded including a shaving kit and a silver pin amid local merchant support. An employee from the Pond Tool Works was hospitalized with a facial abscess requiring surgery and care, while general illness and malarial trouble affected others in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worenjaries
Mafety
Wisconsin
New
England
Simmonds
H. Simmonds
Alver
Oliver
Bunpem
Reynolds Pharmacy
Dorman
Hianter
Urey
Afernoon
Randolph's
Dewg
Nequclda
Mandolph
Kielph
Moy
Tier
Doanes
Harper
Rand
Aljen
Esill
James Stewart
Pond Tool Works
West Front
Naborsey
Man Stricken at Dinner Leads to Morning Recovery
Franks Koeh of Pearl street excites locals with a sudden illness that sent him to sit at a Central Hotel before lunch. He was found by chance after cramps made travel impossible, given aid around noon, and reported improved by afternoon. Nearby news notes low meat prices and street lighting costs, plus railroad car conversions and a praise for Clarence Brokaw’s wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. van Winkle
Mra
Park Scena
Vieatleg
Sas Bene
Frank Odlorne
Orange
Littin States Express Company
William Apgar
Evona
B Davis
Steve Davis
City Hotel
Asbury
John Dunham
Madison Avenue
Boynton Beach
Andrew J. Gavett
F. A. Danham
West
South Plainfield
McGann
State
Harry Grannatt
Denver
Col
Anie City
West Fourth Street
Arthur Crone
A. M. Griffin's Hardware
St Josen Jer County
David King and
Craig 1 Place
Long Island
Mise Bish
Mies Eus Bush
West Seventh
Hareet
Jesus
N Woald
Dell
N.Y
Peter A. Emmons
Grand Central
Plainfield
F. C. Adame
Mise M. J. Elliott
J. Veo Aredale
Andrew Heffern
East Third Strvet
Marshal Pangborn
Imi
Hefern
Tor
C. Ard
Watebuog Avenue
Fifth Street
Wemdun
West Front Street
Alpert Simmonds
Ninth Street
Wacol Avenue
Frank Krew
Pearl Street
Mr. Krewnon
Gridia
Grifa
Howl
Gore
Uon
Lake Comfort
Boood Brook
Horoughites
Clarence Brokaw
North Company
Rio
Clarence
Behring Sea Tribunal seals limits and seasonal rules
The Behring Sea Tribunal decision sets a May 1 to July 21 close season in the North Pacific and Behring Sea with a 50 mile protection around the islands. Pelagic sealing allowed outside Behring Sea from August 1. Use of firearms in sealing prohibited. American arbitrators praise the text. officials thank the tribunal for its courteous conduct. The Third Annual Reunion of the Thirtieth Regiment Veteran Volunteers invites members to meet at the Finnington NJ south branch railroad, with details for arrangements and invitations extended to Grand Army members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Ves J . Panm
Behring Sea
Contone
North Pacific Ocean
Eine
Baron de Courciil
Imag
Cape
Lord Hanson
Morgen
United States
Great Britain
Crescenta at Aabur Park in Thursday match with orders joust
The Crescenta schedule a game at Aabur Park on Thursday amid an excursion by the Order of American Mechanics. Thessbury Park fields champion James Corbett on their side as the teams prepare for a lengthy period of play while trains from the park depart for the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescenta
Aabur Park
Tuuraday
Order of American
Thessbury Park
James Corbett
Pounder
Estara Utp
Justice Washs Court Judgment In West Virginia Suit
A judgment was entered in a circuit court case involving Charles Smith and Neal Apgar as defendants. The prose reads as a local court matter about a suit in the West Virginia area. The report mentions a planned event at the Charlotte Guo Club and notes a grocery store closure on West Front Street near Somerset due to foreseen actions by a person named George Deza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Neal Apgar
Cimax Guo Linb
Eneeae
Charlotte
N. OC
Guo Club
Charles van Winkle
West Frontreet
Somerset
George Deza
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Alice
Merth
Mager Panciet
North
Lpilese
Hepublicas
Lemos Ovemerd Saeco Sa
Haries
George Colle
Newark
J. Willis
Wom Bed
Tom Barns
W. J. Kiely
Ure Lyceum Uyelers
Pritts
RW. Prenel
W. J. Riely
Lyceum
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Pusher Va
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Josticn
Ea Peustel
Taos
Son Avenue
Mra Jobo
Tom
Kam Im Micke
Jobu
Berry
No. 27 Place
H. Spencer’s Street
George HH Babcock
Chicago
Milton
Mies Belle Carkal
Nowy Islands
Cawego
FERE
Hillside Tester
Frank Koeh
North Avenue
Express Offler
Edmond L. Pitts
New York State
Bente
Fiemington
Saldiere Ging
Grand Army
Paylor
Netherwood
Fon Snore
J. ¥. Migdonald, Piptofield
Bemaren
Upc Sateen
Uetr
Ford Annize
Theo
Osvenet
PO Allen
Randolph
L. W. Randolph
Plainfeld
N. J
Justice
West, Va
Nolen
Alfred University
Alfred Centre
T. Sa
Arthur K. Main
Old Dominion Line
Plier N. R
New York
Virginia Beach
Petersburg
Washington, D. C
Rinhmans
P.M. W. L. Gumaaudeu
Tratte
Mague
Somerset Street
Eeent Arena
Honaymen's Private Tours
Lehigh
Severn
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Broadwar
Hoagland's Furniture
W. L. Douglas
Shoe and Hr
Cael Coeeeeen Saxeseae Aon
Avex Witt Willett
Park Ave
Tf Ny
UA Emmer
Park Avenue
Queen 5 CO
Philadelphia
Thurso
East Front
Gee Coe
Schwed Brothers
Doane
Orince
Watabea
C- Scheprlin & Co‘oat Front Street Clothiers
Cor
Reg
Vic Edburgh
Fred W. Dunn
the Plainfield
U. B. Crane