Local notices and weather wrap from the county Courier
Readable fragments describe storm damage near Washington street and a broken cover, repairs to Somerset street area, street work including new pavement and gravel, and planned schoolhouse roof work. Also mentions a Jewish New Year service, firehouse training, and community meetings. Weather notes report mild temperatures and scattered showers with 33 percent humidity.
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Tasredas
North Branch
Bath
Reidy and
Giese
Moon
Janis Prisbit
Céivel
No 2 Engine Company
E Thorough
Ue Company
A. Grome
New York
Heynlger
Fem
Somerset Street
Lee Middie
Trinity
Clarkson Mandy
Leever
Fanwood Man Remains Lucky Loser After Minor Theft
Mr Hoffman of Fanwood had a Mahurtene idet week to lone and puree about 500 while along Metropolitan road Not long later a purse was found and returned. He praised the honesty of the finder and noted the incident without pursuing further action. Meanwhile Heal Amccission reports Have abandoned their Promed excursion and plan to end the working force at the machines Works Bene- Heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hofman
Fanwood
Hoffman
Ike
Es Pood Tol Machine Works
Bene- Heal Amccission
Wit Hatorday
Meeret
Linden track license vote sparks panic fears
The Comrie city faces turmoil after an emergency call and a split Town Commission vote on revoking the track license. Citizens fear an epidemic panic as the mayor urges calm while discussion centers on a bribery claim and potential legal action.
East End Stars Defeat Crescent Juniors In 10 Innings
A long ten inning game yesterday afternoon saw the Stars of the East End beat the Crescent Juniors 6 to 5. Lyons and Winn paced the Juniors with strong batting, Moran and Townley starred for the opposition, and Moran caught behind the plate. The teams split their season series with a deciding clash set for Thursday afternoon at the new field for the State title.
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East End
Crescent
Oloth
Lyons
Winn
Scord
Win
Wren Town
Westfield Aust
Morae
Sara
Oe Nawaty
Moran
Townley
Sutphen
Railroad dispute over damages at Elizabeth depots
The Pennsylvania Railroad and city dispute who pays for damages to properties near the Elizabeth depots. Pennsylvania Railroad refuses to accept full responsibility, while the city already indemnifies the central for damages. the outcome leaves the latter to cover most costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania Rilroad Company
Central
Birthday Celebration At Otter Press Engineer Home
Friends and acquaintances gathered at South Second Street residence of Martin Huslner, Otter Press Works engineer, to celebrate his birthday. Gesang and Turo Verein members, with Mr Hoebner among them, offered speeches and songs marking the festive occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Huslner
Otter Press Works
South Second Street
Hoebner
Private coachmen form Coschman’s Club in city
Reports indicate private coachmen in the city organizing a club named Coschman’s. Several meetings have occurred with Quinn’s blacksmith shop on East Fourth Street cited as a gathering point. City families show interest and many express a desire to join the social movement.
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Coschman’s Club
Quinn's Blacksmith
East Fourth Street
Hospital Discharges Two Patients Yesterday
Two patients were discharged from the hospital yesterday. Charles Lew had been treated for a strain contracted from waste lumber and Andrew Anderson suffered from another ailment. both were released in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Yeaterday
Charles Lew
Andrew Anderson
Happy Party at Baynton Beach Stirs Local Little Scene
Fragmentary text shows a cheerful outing by a group calling itself Boynton Tetay. The note mentions travel to Baynton Beach, a lively day, and a child named Cumarta with unclear events. Names and details are garbled, but the tone suggests a casual social gathering and family atmosphere.
Hammeal's Desperate Straits Linked to Tragic End
A Plainfield man, Clark M Hammeal, faces mounting debts and business collapse after borrowing to start a butcher shop. He wrote of disgrace, departed for Chicago, and left letters implying severe distress and possible self harm. Police note he wore a rat-tail button and had no money, with family connections monitored as investigations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Hammesfead
Joe Seaving Plainfield
Clark M. Hammeal
Plainfield
Union County
N. J
Chicago
Yerborn Staton Hotel
Cranes Count in the Dark On Roadside Assault
A cyclist near Bound Brook is attacked by two wheelmen in darkness. Crane notes the assailants approach without lights, both riders collide with him at speed, one wheel twisted but riders flee. He seeks care in Bound Brook, wounds bleeding, with bystanders applying dressings.
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Bound Brook
Rem
Reedemia
Crane
Driver arrested for mistreating hired horse in Newark case
George Wateen's herder was driven by Jim Hedden under the influence in East Front Street Newark. The officer seized the horse after a day of abuse leaving welts and injuries. Hedden faced $10 fine or thirty days in jail as the case was heard.
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George
Newjork
Mr. Watnon
Cosh
Wateou
Herselves
East Front Street
Jim
Hedden
Newark
Weteou
Raokin Or
Willacee
Shoemaker Fights Lease After Stopper Factory Move
Property dispute emerges as a shoemaker contends he was not given access to leave the corner lot housing the Dew stopper factory. The occupancy has persisted for months, with the shoemaker asserting a breach of the lease terms and difficulties reclaiming the premises.
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Wimal Os Prasoe
Shoemakera
Uniety Ume
Tonto
Local Postings and Anecdotes From Boone Community
A mixed page notes a New York visitor in Boone and describes a storm that toppled poles affecting power and telegraph lines. It recaps a humorous social byplay with a lively young lady and letters of affection among guests, ending in a shared joke during an evening gathering.
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New York
Boone
Bostonco Eee
van Vonemmonot H
Keen
Reliah
Judge Coddertuns Court Room Fight Report
A disorderly brawl occurred on Short Second Street late last night with two men clashing after a dispute. One man denied his name when questioned, and a gutter foul language incident followed, ending without punishment. The text notes a September prior dysentery outbreak at Samee.
Fragmented OCR Item About Names
Readable fragments show names TyGeealy and Reodolph with scattered text about prompts and possible affiliations. Content is incomplete and lacks clear event, date, or location.
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van Sickie
Orm
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Det
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Walenamge
OP Fine
Suor
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Germa
Taxx Muer Gop, Etter
Peck
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