Dramatic season mix and civic notes at local venue
The article reviews a Shakespearean season and a public building collapse on Fourth Street, while political debates glow with Democratic party criticism and racial tensions. It mentions a recent incident at Becker’s saloon leading to a restraint and a child bitten by a dog in West Third Street, plus local crime and social concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Onasclera
Meury Waldron
West Third Street
Local notices and social rounds recall summer routine
A flood of brief items lists residents visiting, returning, and traveling near Ashary Park and various towns. Mentions Hugo Weigmann Rast Front, Crescent Division, and K of P members. Many names scattered across Somerset Street, Long Island, Boynton Beach, Lake Placid, and Ocean Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Hugo Weigmann
Rast Front
Ashary Park
Williams Hamberger
Crescent Division
Iaty
Edward Verity
Long Island
William I. Moore
New Street
Warrenville
John St. Tier
Boynton Beach
Dr. T. &. Davis
Lee Lang
New York
New Hagamore
Rev. T. A. V. Henry
The
Lethal
Pay's Wood
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Journal
OW. W. Winans
Danelien
Wenthel
Misa Catherine
N.11
Heaale Day
Mercer Avenue
Mina Nellie Kowehll
Somermt 'Street
Somerville
North Plainfield
F. (. Warnick
Mt Olive
White House
Mins Shepherd
L. Shepard
Central Avenue
Howe
Lewis Buckerow
Emily Street
Daer Street
Mad Dog Scare on North Avenue
A commotion on North Avenue formed from rumors of a mad dog tied behind Hoagland's express office. The dog, owned by E. S. Cleveley, appeared distressed from heat and was restrained. after pleas for humane handling, Officer Kiely stopped the plan of shooting and the dog was kept safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue
Hoagland
Expres
Pestaie Grant
Djeer Kiely
Clevely
Alveston
Cleveley
Aml
Riverside Athletic Club Bike Race Promises Local Action
Riverside Athletic Club plans a one mile handicap bicycle race at Waverly tomorrow afternoon with entrants James Martin Walter Gibson and James Frisby active in preparation. Local judge James Barry was briefly jailed for drunken disturbance but discharged after arguing with his sister in law over access to his premises. News notes include an amateur photographers meeting in Newark and Peach shipments from Coontown Hotel area to New York as Somerville reports light activity amid a good fruit crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greader
Someradt Street
James Frisby
Frisby
Greader
James Martin
Weet Fourth Street
Walter Gibson
Weat Second Street
Riverside Athletic Club
Waverly
Martin
James Saunders
Eaat Fifth Street
Crescent Wheel
Crescent
Condingtors
James Barry
Weet Third Street
Drunnk
Newman
New End
Ge Mateur
Newark
Camero Club
Coontown
2Mt Hotel
New York
Somerville
Bay
Newman Brothers
Strention
Union County Roads and Public Offices Notices
The Board of Chosen Freeholders reports on road repairs and proposed adoption of a road from Union avenue to a lower town area, urging timely work with available material and labor. Also detailed are resolutions about cleaning public offices and a plan for a music hall show featuring Collier and his company with procedural notes on filing and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Moore
M. M. Sondder
W. H. Swain
T. Martinstoll
J. F. Hobbart
County Road Committee
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Union Avenue
Eee
Todd
Bigot
Jesper A. Hunt
Trahon
Freehalder Dejahae
Birthday party honors Coriane Maal for sixth year
A Wednesday night birthday party at East Fifth Street home celebrated Coriane Maal’s sixth birthday with about twenty five guests. Entertainment ran from 6 30 to 10 with games music and a generous gift array. Mr and Mrs Molford hosted with carte blanche and a complete program for the young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Mara
Minnie Murray
Flushing
S. 1
Orchard Place
Slath Street
Herkshire
Massechasetta
New Haven
Viicinity
Washington Rock
Katie
Marc Carty
Kathe
Lizzie Flanagan
Kate Flynn
Momio Murray
Lizzie Casey
L. W. Serrell
Weat Front Street
Captain Hand
Boydom Beach
Carmichaela
Mise Thorn
Plainfeld
E Ballwin
West Second Street
Stephen Pangborn
Jacksonarotion
Mre Phillips
Pinh Street
Belvidere
Preck
Charles Langdon
Coriane Maalfens
East Fifth Street
Adperd by the Common Council in Amurmet
A brief town record notes action by the Common Council regarding a named matter. The readable text references Aimtaner along Ne and the Ne ny tribe, with emphasis on procedural approval or designation by local government. Further specifics are scarce in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Aumuret
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Runyon
Ines
Priday, Augest
Lo Bet
Tna
Flace
Janes A. Conklin
Hrutewick
Mornig
Conklide
Mom
Conklip
Doon
Becker
Conklin
M. OG. A
Joel Bere
Wien
Fulah
Wee
Tinners
Mudlison
Iie
Teale
William Smith
Mea
Winaldw
Netherwood
Mra Smith
Aire Samuel
Mulford
H. M. Lowry
Br. Robart Lowry
Babwey
Helen W. Henderson
Philadelphis
J. J. Henderson
Rock View Avenue
Annie Lewin
Grove Street
Soard
Chosen
Union
Music Hall
Name Collier
Louise Alien Collier
Abe
Lleytle
Justice Nagws Court
Blackford Saa
Mr. Smith
Has ‘Thouss Smith
Westerveltarak
Clark Mhammeal
Judeanteares
Randelph
W. Pronk
Eee OF
Chanler
Furman
Perrot
Lurgasnes
Ots
W. L. Douglas
Soak Oers
Alex Willett
Park Ave
Onas
Lavvrer
Tetor
Exchange Alley
Moar
Trinity Rat
Churot
Abbott's
D. L
Plainfield
Alfred, University Alferd Centre
N. T
Old Dominion Line
Pier
N. A
Nortel
Viretala Resch
Petersburg
Washington, D. C
Confort
Miss Scribner
Miss Newton's
LA Grande Ave
Runyus
City Clore
City Grain & Produce
T. 2
van Remo
Park Avenue
P.M. Hulett Music Dealer
Pront Street
Idermaster & Kroeger
Kranich , Rach
Btarr
Mulfield Fancy
Newling Brae
Park ‘Ave
Queen § CO
Philadelphia
Acr
M. M. Dunham
East Front Street
S & Schwed Brothers
Doane
Oran My, Boone
Ang Brace
Bej
C. Schepflin & CO
Weet Prong
Bstreet Clothiers
Plainfield Lodge
Lake Hopatcong
Basellent Mee
Plainfield & Dunellen
Spoerville
John Brown
Jons Brak
South Second ST
Panpesae N.S. Beatie
Onftere Pees
Central Ave
Stirvan
Bay of Us
Ra Stillman
J. A. Demarest
Bote Lamseo
Hoss
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