Fragmented 19th century press ramble on crime and politics
A jagged OCR fragment surveys Newark and Trenton affairs, mentioning executions, police corruption, court penalties, and a broad political horizon. It references Sheriff Thite, Jamon Mathews, Judge Wodtington, and Sergeant Kiley, with scattered notes on police hard labor and city finances.
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Wodtington
Kiley
Jamon Mathews
Jetee
Huon
Vantormare
Debating the Chee Gua Oled at Springtall Meet
In a brisk series competition SX Tarsets led by strong scores. Winners tallied 269 points as Sw ee prizes highlighted the event with standout performances by Keller and others.
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Tee Bronte
Steet Tater
Bent Reece
Peaches at lowest prices and local notices mix in town
A jumble of brief items reports low peach prices at Fuilper, church reopenings, a baseball score where Eagle topped Catan Giants, plus local construction progress and several city notices. Other snippets note a lawn sprinkler, katydid season, Moon Avenue properties selling, a 100 pound horsehide buy, repairs on Thorpe and Ivins, an incident with barbed wire catching a dress, and a horse fleeing on Carleton Avenue.
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Jantar Mandy
Trinity
Eagien
Catan Giants
Richmond Crest
Atmos Pier
Central Arepoe
Moon Avenue
Charles C. Dawson
Waa
Shee Han
Saratoge
Plainfield Marking Company
Thorpe & Ivins
Watehuuc
Duer Street
M. Uirirt
Carleton Avenue
Ras
Mr. Ulrich
Ile
Etirande Avenue
Richmond Street
Deserving Often Suffer from Impostor Schemes
Merchants report a span of days with crowds of people claiming injury or hospital origin to beg for money home. The stories vary but unite in a suspected impostor pattern, with some shown away as unreliable. Local observers warn that truly distressed applicants may be affected by wary con artists.
Woman begs bread for starving child at Front Street bakery
A distressed woman with a panicking child pleads for bread at a Front Street bakery one night. The child appears half starved while the mother, blamed by onlookers, earns only a meager weekly wage and struggles to provide for the family amid harsh conditions.
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Toewlay
Entertainments and Social Visits Across Local Homes
A garbled but readable record notes many social visits and gatherings in town households. Names include Mrs Joe Apgar and daughter Alice, Mr and Mrs Austin, Mrs Lavinia Giles, and Arthur tiles with various neighbors and relatives. A funeral for John Donahue is mentioned with services at St Marys Church and burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Gh Street
George Mail
Bin
Bradley House
Bepeeuntaer
Joe Apgar
Mine Alice
VasCoit
Ket Buk
Aire Sanith
VanWex
Netherwood
Austin
Grove Erect
Staten Toland
Glen Islant
Mra Lang
High Strest
Hoyntod Beach
Althea Shew
Karelia Randelph
Grove Street
Hildis
Minnie van Modlaior
James Tan
Elizabet
Will le Rattle
John Donahue
St. Mary's Church
Hlainfeld
St. Mary's Cemetery
Local Market Notes and Court Notices Mix
A disparate OCR fragment reports Charles Rogers and associates at a New York event. It references Silas Edward Clark, a Pelatopic fugitive linked to Somerville, and mentions Justice Sears, Justice Storms, and Alexander Barris in connected court actions. The text also notes tomatoes from Worlds Fest and a W. J. Davis store, with scattered references to local committees and deliveries.
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Charles Rogers
New York
W. A. Codtington
Silas Edward Clark
Somerville
Eilwin J. Duvey
New York State
T. Titeworth
Sears
Beyer
Storms
Alexander Barris
Gallagher
W. J. Davia
Reminiscences of a Funeral Circle in Somerville
By the death of Imvid Richanias of 4 pene 5 wanes 8 there have clung together since childhood with fraternal joudness, is broken for Lie Gre time 1k happeomd that they were to be present at this funeral. They all lived in Somerville when boys, though they separated to other towns, they retained fondness for each other. Edward Rochanta was the Grat to marry and leave the cirete tat now all are married. Out the two, John Vanderveer and Elias Haberie, Their.
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Imvid Richanias
Elias Fleberie
Mersto
Somerville
Edward Rochanta
Opening of the Gen Club grows at Elizabeth Monday
Local report notes a group of crack sectors invited to the opening of the Gen Club at Elizabeth Monday. Attendees include band members. event promises notable competition with a sixty yard boundary noted for a key display.
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Flain- Gelu
Ehaabeth
Toeir
Taney Aboot
Crescent parade and Crescent No 13 at Biennial Conclave
The article describes Crescent Vision No 13 U R K brigades in the Biennial Conclave parade with about 13,000 troops along a long route, detailing uniforms, marching order, and a travel plan via Pennsylvania Railroad. It notes Chief Doane’s fire department horse usage and concerns about stables and readiness. It also mentions Kenneth Bezemore and a Cholera remedy anecdote tied to exposure and a local pharmacy.
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Crescent iNvision No. 13
Wasi- Urvision No 1A
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