Spotted by a Paper Traced Beeline of Horse Theft Suspects
A fragmentary report describes two boys observed near Leman Howe and Town Tire area, with horses stolen and tracked by locals. Clues include descriptions of suspects and the pursuit leading toward Motstelplna, ending with authorities citing a harebrained plot and a plan to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Miller Sol Hariew Hoare
Dey Lerten
Evans
Dames
Leman Howe
Peter Teably
Ty Vie
Eitie
Fragmented report from Newark to Washington on a missing person case
A garbled account references Agent 2 1 and a Wireline company, with scattered mentions of Newark Somerville and Vermeer. The text alludes to a detective on a trek, a later lead about a farmer tenant, and a pharmacist or medical mention, but details are unclear. The piece preserves names like Vermeer and Sembar amid noisy OCR noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SC Magar
Praterive Company
Ee Martin Am Wel
Mtn
Eal
Newark
Somervone
Lobert Vermeer
Sembar
Local Week of Visitors and Travel Notes Across Town
A crowded social notice lists residents visiting relatives and friends in towns from West Front Street to Liberty Street and beyond. Many households report trips to Atlantic City, Rahway, Ocean Grove, and Cape May, with updates on returns, visits, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Johnson
Reeden
Mise Lula Viker
Artington
West Front Street
Armeliaan Wearphal
Liberty
Strent
Somerville
M. Guerrier
Weatherond
Somerset Aireet
George Haglee
Ramer
Ashbery Park
Joh
Mirey
Mariah
Meughier
Kale
Fremington
Jake Hodgella
West Berend
Brooklyn
Godding
Jon
Asinry Park
A Vaunerbill
Mim MeKor
Hines William Measler
Nevin Wrenne
Lew Panne
Bert Sebreiner
Shaw's
Atlantic City
Yeemon
Nellie Whitenack
Maine
John Neagle
Mary Subbard
Banat
Iranelion
Rebeldecter
New Street
Oresn Grove
Stratton
East Thind Street
Rahway
W Pepper
Charies Marphie
Willem
Mise Sophie Hog
Tallaten
Weatero
Washington
Cape May Cup race halted by Britannia voyage wind turmoil
August news from Wermiera reports Commander Carter of Britannia receiving a telegram from the Prince of Wales ordering him not to sail Britannia again this season. An accident last Saturday overturned a dinghy, drowning Chief Officer Simons, caterer Roper, and engineer Brookman. The Prince said Britannia should lay up for winter unless inspired to race for the Cape May Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittania
Prince of Wales
Lainey
Lavay
Howard Goold
Gould
Fragmented OCR Text Needs Cleaning and Context
The passage presents garbled dialogue and nonsensical phrases implying corrupted OCR. It mentions Dr Pierous Fieasant Pellets and various unclear actions, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Busy Day Record Briefs From the City
A rapid collection of small news items from Plainfield and nearby towns. Notes include new hospital staff, trolley car coats of paint, local ball events, brick-yard workers at Maple Swamp Yard, palace department plans, a large snake sighting, a Baptist rally, a yellow trolley car, a furniture sale, temperature readings, YM gatherings, a Red Men anniversary, a produce shipment, a wooden bridge condition, church preaching in Jersey City, a new temporary building on Hil and George streets, and a Washington excursion by a veteran streetcar conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Fores
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Yesterfey
Coma
Sky
Ilenry DeMott
Somerset Street
Hia Furniture
Piamas
Jacob Kine
Neuman Broa
Watehang Avenue
Holly's Woods
Winindeld
Encel
Jersey City
H B. Tyler
New York
Piret Church of Christ
Hil
George Streets
Walter Goon
Happy Knighta
Washington
Jesse Hafield
Busi
Ricade
Tle
Jane
Death of David F Richards Prompts Local Notices
David F Richards of Wenlerveli avenue died suddenly yesterday morning after illness of three days. He leaves a wife and child. He was at Marsh office last week, grew worse, consulted a doctor, and was confined to bed. A physician’s consultation Friday found life to be in danger. His funeral will be held Wednesday at Crescent Avenue Church with Rev. Dr. A. V. Raymond delivering the sermon from Lake chapter 1 verses 7 and 8. The Crescent Avenue Church attendance reflected absence from wapoxy. An advertisement from Van Emburgh & Son notes advertising pays, claiming a crown larger than a holiday time. A testimonial endorses Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a diarrheal illness in a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melford
Europe
Tome Seordey
Bastrange
John Rolls
Ead
Battey
Colmer
Cotart
Rot
Couse
Cramer
Watthane Avenue
Moody
Sha Winey
Ars
New York
Momle Sqa'res
Cirove Airret
Freuds
Liberty Turner
White House
Mre
Laing
Weat Pront Street
Jon
SP Shupeen
Wotehune Cornur
Nla Tieyele
HM Dawson
Jersey City
E Tepper
Gore
Lawrence
Lota Hughes
Somerset
I 1
Mire + Lanning
Jensie Rubars
Brooklyn
D. S& Roberts
Nonhavenoe
Pred Adems
Annandale
W. L. Lyall
Tottenville
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth
Vol Jobanges
Springfield Reef
Echo Lake
Nde
Lenge Ling
Trenton
J. F. Wilson
Parker
Newark
Aroa
Ranewich
Woodbridge
Plainfield
Park Avenue
Steel
Thin City
Metachem
Amd
George Adams
Jacksonville
Pia
L. A.W
Florida
Frank Jean
CU. Lea
George Smith
Asbury Park
Hall
Thoreday
Trent
Moore
Scott
N. Ilworth
Arnacent
M. Scott
Nate Trisworth
Treworth Soisbed
David FP. Richards
Wenlerveli Avénge
Mr. Richards
Marsh
Priday
Carter
Richards
Uing
Gret
Mara
Crescent Avenue
Wapoxy
Ur. A.V. Raymond
Union College
Trinity Reformed Clarch
Thie City
Lake
Avalawehs
van Emburgh & Son
Hendie
Enou
North Plainfield Visitors Involved in Accident On Lower Street
Last Saturday afternoon a carriage driven by Mr Manning broke a rear wheel crossing the track near a bridge. The wagon carried Mr Manning's family and several guests from Portamogih Vermont Pittsburgh and New York. No one was injured.
Flattering Testimonial for Dr Lighthit in Plainfield 1894
A letter from Plainfield resident Jonx Dirrnica dated July 17 1894 praises Dr Lighthit for a radical cure of a decade long malady. The testimonial claims strong gratitude and willingness to share information about the physician and facility with others seeking care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aicret Pace
Plainfield
Lighthit
Bessk
Jonx Dirrnica
A Happy Experience Testimony of Mr Wilte
A letter from Mr Wilte of Rosrits New Jersey dated July 1 1996 praises Dr Lighthill for a remarkable cure of a long illness. He states he endured ten years of pain before treatment and that the doctor cured him without pain or time away from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosrits
N. J
Dr. Lighthill
Dee Welch
Card Claims Dr Lighthill Cured Severe Attacks and Piles
Mr T R Van Zandt asserts Dr Lighthill relieved years of painful attacks that left him unable to sleep sit or move. He credits a radical permanent cure after treatment and mentions J W Z Griggs of Rocky Hill New Jersey whose suffering Dr Lighthill also alleviated.
Doctor Lighthill’s Daily Consultation For Chronic Illnesses
Daily access to Dr. Lighthill for chronic and obstinate illnesses. consult at his office and residence. This notice invites patients to seek expert medical guidance for longstanding and complex human ailments.
No. 144 Crescent Ave. Deafness and head diseases treated
An old advertisement describes treatment for deafness cstarrh and diseases of the head and throat with success. It mentions near signs and locations, claiming cure for heart, liver and kidney issues, as a general medical offer from a nearby practice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uatom
Wycott
Pharmary
August Larrod
Montrose
Terry Millieda
William Kennett
Weat
Rodman
Orange
Liran Hodman
le Urandie Avenue
Britannia
Griver
Weill
Dr. Pierous
Hare Ae
David F. Richards
Dr. Raymond
Chamberlein
Armacy, Park and
Nori Avenues
Kington
K. Courierfire
Bayz
West Second Street
Charles TL
Mami
Henung Avenue
Baza
Gorton
Pond
Rh Street
Sagat
F. Aed
North Plainfield
Walka
Albert Heyser
Nowy
Sheridan Jones
James Scott
Mien Washington
Dien
Morrig Avenue
Pate
Umno
Crrv
Touede
Lecas
Chesey
Brest
Eise
Julia
Diewrich
Wilte
The
M. J. Central
T. R. van Zandt
Park Ave
Plainfield, S. J
Crescent Ave
Peck's
Putnam & Degraw Sec
Navemoured Ome Lae
Bim
Hankeroiel
Jesio
Bixby’s Royal Shoe
Welin
Cts
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