Unreadable Rough Ledger of City Life and Events
A patched page lists scattered items from a city community, including a horse car line disruption, parade notes, a bridge hazard, a reunion of veterans, racing glimpses, milk price rise, a Catholic Young Men's union dance, a wagon wheel mishap, and the anticipated wave reaching New York streets. It mentions individuals like James Watson, local addresses, and military groups, with brief regard to weather, transportation, and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topplieger
Chat Poling
Glel Newitipuk
New Jersey
Voluet Lin Mt Log Branet
Angus Oo
Leery
Bral Rae Compton
Lansofield
Charles Ft Conger
Tr van Now
New Market
Georke P Gil
Vandyde
Weather and crime notes mix in Montville area report
Fragments describe fruit destruction near Califon and Somerville due to storms, a Somerville ice man incident, and local weather oddities. Towns mentioned include Unilton Mountainville Valesburg and Fairmount with references to oats and wheat crop damage. Also notes on Crescent Avenue Church dog, a death, and a busy local sports scene with Crescent field club and New Jersey Athletic Club matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califon
Wijaceuk
Crescents
Uktaine Field Club
Meakin
Sue Crescent
Glob
Heckman
McIndoe
Crescent League
New Jersey Athletic Club
Bergen Point
Creecenter
Somerset Direct
Westervelt
Currie
N. J.A.U
Artlogtous
Metachen
Park Avenue
Artiogtous
Bright star Willie Collier to headline Hone Hom at Music Hall
Theatrical circles buzz as Willie Collier leads the cast in Hone Hom now in its fourth season. The show will be presented at Music Hall next Thursday night in a lively farce noted for its enduring appeal among audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Collier
Music Hall
Warren Ackerman Passes Away in New Jersey
Warren Ackerman, a self-made industrialist active in boots rubber cement and real estate, died in Plainfield New Jersey after a brief illness. Born in Newark he built a diverse career with cement works and property development including Glenaide and other ventures. He was married to a daughter of Jesé L. Pratt and lived a modest private life with quiet religious connections to the Reformed Church of New York City. He died peacefully from brain congestion after deteriorating from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Ackerman
Lydere
Newnawick
Middlewex County
N. J
Newark India Rubber Company
Uililé
New York State
Pennsylvania
Maryland
United Port
Ume Lowly
Paltville
Ackerman
Plainfeld
Reformed Church
New York City
Tose
Uraia
Gardner F H longtime banker dies at Ocean Grove
F H Gardner cashier of the City National Bank died at Ocean Grove yesterday noon after a lingering illness of seven months. He had heart trouble for years, left business February 11, and gradually declined. He was 49, with a long career in banking in New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and here, and served as treasurer of First Baptist Church. He left a wife and three daughters, the latter living in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Gardner
Oty National Hang
Opean Grove
Lie
W. E. Arnold
Deqgh
Hin
Gardner
Ocean Grove
Bief
Ubis
Aodebod
Philadelphia
Slater
PidloBeld
Mas
Westbeld
New York
Brooklyn
Basioem
Thie City
Pirst Baptist Church
Bel | Trastoo
Setuary Votes and Local Death Notices
Widow of Linias D. Lansing and several local residents are reported dead. Mra Mahuanerra D. Taynena of Lansing, aged 71, survived by daughter Mise Albee Lansing. Jour Lemen Mm Mary E., widow of John L. Plummer, died in Brooklyn. funeral at her sister CG. $75 Macon Street home. Margaret Clesver, mother of Rev. J.B. Cleaver, died in Bound Brook after illness. she had lived with her son in recent years. James Brand, aged about 89, died at his home after a fall injury. Robert Gotthell, longtime head draughtsman at Le Potter Press Works, died in New York. survived by wife and son, with other relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil Wagner
Werema Wire
I Railway Company
Rin Meres Bt
Yester
oRtentii
Panrongera
Sid
Brooklyn Punt Ie Ab
Ohio
Geanng
Kredo Browk
James Watton
Bohes
Henry
Mra Mahuanerra D. Taynena
Lansing
Linias D. Lansing
Dr. Uiter
East Bisth Street
Mise Albee Lansing
Mary E
John L. Plummer
Brooklyn
Mra
Macon Street
Oletock
George W. Ter
Margaret Clesver
J.B Cleaver
First
Church of Christ Io
Thie City
Bound Brook
Newark
Joseph B. Cleaver
Thomas Cleaver
Scotch Plains
James Cleaver
James Brand
Finn Street
Madison Avenue
Front Street
North Plainfield
Robert Gotthell
Gotthell
Weet Fifty-third Street
New York
Tiaaty
Gotthiel
le Potter Press Works
Scott
Sis
Plainfield
Camera Club
Soc 4
Order of
Toni
Germany
Robert
Unclear Fhe lore vision near Green Brook tanks reported
Readers describe a peculiar optical phenomenon near the Green Brook tanks on hot sunny days. A pool of water seems to extend along the railroad, then recedes as one approaches, eventually vanishing. The effect appears tied to soil constituents along the track and local atmospheric conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvelien
Funeral of Inte Clark Hom meal at Herring Piaintel C. C. F.
The funeral for Inte Clark Hom meal was held yesterday at his residence on belt dee we o Herring Piaintel C. C. F. The remains were conveyed to the scene for burial. Chaplains E WA Raybort uy chars W Tellman and Noble Grand led the solemn service. Bearers included William Hoe Thomas J. Young William Pangborn John Bodine Jacob Kin ney James Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Thomas J. Young
William Pangborn
John Bodine
Jacob Kinney
James Clarkson
Assessor Hubbard III J D Spicer News Update
Spicer left his business partner Joseph Angbard ill at Asbury Park and noted he would return Friday. He expected to resume battles the next day if his partner recovers, hoping the illness is short lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Spicer
Asbury Park
Hia
Joseph
Ang Bard
Fragmentary Medical Patent Remedy Ad Offers Cure
A garbled OCR passage describes a person in New Cassel with stomach and liver issues, consuming various remedies. It mentions Electtte Bitters and Baclon's Arnica, claiming relief after several bottles. The text lists several names and places in error and ends abruptly with one Electric Bitters.
Fragmentary Classified Notice From An Obscure Page
Readable fragments describe a sale, pharmacy, and residence in a weathered listing. Names like Armstrong Manager and Sebring appear amid garbled text. The piece mentions dates, locations, and advertising language but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Frank Linkels
Eimabett
Hemi
Eliz- Sheth
Mavienomi Trbve
Iona Council of
Witety
Arlene
Abe
Fugorset Street
Green Brook
Mr. Coard
Ewat
Horace Jobngoo
Middietown
Connamy
Ube
Bustan
Bedt
Ion County
Endeator
Vuian
Pialo
Eld
Pelday
Tober
Amada
Somervile
Lce
Front
Spooney
James Stewart
Crescent Avenue
Norihiainfield
Frank H. Gerdner
Satory Park
Cary
Stewart
Lo Reepy
Gordner
Mgordner
Craig A Marsh Retarer
Mra O. A. Marah
Henald Morgs
Bebring Sea
Jolie Marlowe
J. A. Chapiean
Uebec
Chaplesn
Jol Roberts
Chawptoo
J. BD. Beboteld
Ue Engilab Fe
Ae Terreil
BK Thayer
Georg Irving
Hram Stoker
Stephen D. Affleck
Every Pree
Jisinfield
Enat Panerra Atene
Tris
Warren Ackerman
Alice cd
Mra Lewis
A. J. Randolph
James Bunyn
Rosert Goran
Clare Bambeal
Hubbard III
New Cassel
Tim Eeward Shepherd
Ning
Baclon
Arnica
Bis Ing Soond Aod
Weil Joba
Oatawba
Sale
Ynold Pharancy
Fark
North Ureanen
Armstrong
Rewod Broek
Sanday
Nacre
Siousny
Angee Sebring
Dougie
Anted
Everis Evestr
Ats la Grande Street
IRL
Central
Craig Place
Somerset Street
Cally
West Fourth Street
Ouse
Sual Family
F. W. Bird
Beamt Street
Charles E. Hand
Watchung Avenue
Charles H. Hand
Ned
Fourth St
Wy Ann
Berster
A. Care Courier
Brock
Jevery
Shaw Prabmact
P.O
van Buren , Timpeon
North Ave
Collier
Ortican
Parksvenee
Henry F. Windham
Arlington Hotel
Plainfield Packing House
Horsley
West Front Stree
Rock Bottom
J. van Eps Watchmaker & Jeweler
Minot
Ian Benson
Asbuky Park
EW_JERSE
Norman House
Teach
Stratford
A. W. Cma
Arlington Ocean Grove
N.d
I. Millar
Passatc Valley
Jersey
Renidemos
Orage Hy Mall
COOP
Neuman Bros
Intumtion
Fifth St
Riiher
Elo
Sumner
Mary
Howard A. Pope
Freel End Morteree Barret
Peck's Store
M. French
Somerset Str Street
Edsalls
Eve
Childres
Edsall’s
Doane & Hosarr
Central New
Pargausr
Moy
U. B
West Front Birest
W Nue’s
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