City Council meeting adjourns amid election talk and repairs
The group reviews street and utility issues ahead of Monday elections. Key items include repairs to Grant Avenue and West Second Street, hydrant pipe work, tax record handling, and a court move over water company terms. Several petitions and resignations are debated as officers urge timely bill submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer
Peveral
Messrs. Preave
Frost
Jeausum
Fom
Tramond Rushmore
Grant Avenue
Second Street
Willam Buliman
Lum Opin
Fred Lownallury
Johnston Avenue
Loansbury Abel Wat
Con Bitter Eo Finance
Chaddier W. Riker
Plain‘Aree Railway Company
Hest Avenue
Ety Hue
bin Pluve
Bat Vront Street
Eugene A Laine
Pat Whalen
Peta
Sithwel
Pollet
Ity Tre Word
Perloent
Fr Thes
Gies UK
Handiman Eviekeon
Wien Bie Connell
Mmiunlay
Tia
Pequesta
Fo W. Kanyon
Pee Counridmen
Lee
Gilert
International Fur Company
Guy Gierk
Cou
the Courier
Tte
Trinity Reformed Church Sunday School
Asbury Park
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
St Dunellen
Chagrio
Charles Lyman
Petrie
Wood
Oew Insurance Orin
Lyman
Losirers
Mademe Letom
Wihrery
Getty
Ube Creek
Kiteen
Roevius
Method
Inmelien
Sebring’s
Park Avenue
Grant
Jace Frost
Tila
Mre. Taylor
Nunellen
Mra Mulfyrd
New Market
Hospital
Yestterday
Beart of Education Attends Its Rennae Mastices and Bills
The board reviewed the Assessor bill of 962.12 and rent for Wadsworth property 53.43 with broker deduction 13.83. Reports showed 4041.03 back taxes deposited, bonds and insurance notes discussed, and a tie to teacher salaries. Christmas vacation set December 23 to January 1 with reopening January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beart of Education
Rae
Joseph Wall
Wadsworth
Dilla
Maxson
Collestor Johnson
I- Lornat
Firat National Bank
Freeh
Moon Life Insurance Company
Irving
Frnance
Finch
Robert Walker
Irving Seiwor
Henry Pugh
Walker
Getling
Muddy
Parcoia Ul Pay
Profesor Maxaon
Publo
Maxton
Thompson
Weahington
Willis 18 Waiting In Hawaii Newark Dispatch
Community notes from San Francisco report Willis delaying action as he submits new contingencies to Washington regarding the Hawaiian situation. Local items mention a Lorain Street purchase, a railway man’s return from New Jersey after his mother's death, and other town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hawaii
Ieteter
Willis
United States
Washington
Dainties for Charity Cake and Candy Sale
The Young Daughters of the King of Washington Park host a charity sale this afternoon at Mrs. Charles A Reed’s residence 27 Myre Avenue. Tables display cake candy and jet stationery for sale proceeds benefit charity. Mrs Reed’s dining room hosts the event run by Miss Haviland Miss Hattie Ledge and others through six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Ldage
Mine Paber
Mise Thompson
Miss Torn
Muss Behreve
Voting Today Low Turnout Noted Across Wards
The notice reports light polling today with turnout lighter than in November. A significant price cut is described for Park Avenue with major sales on ulsters overcoats and men’s and boys’ outerwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Bring
Park Avenue
Worn wheels force shutdown of Somerset Street tramcar
Superintendent Adelmann explains that car No 1 was removed from the Somerset street line due to severely worn wheels from grinding on the rail. Car No 2 will replace it, but both cars face imminent replacement as rails on the branch wear wheels and cause frequent derailments, raising operating costs for the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superdent Adelmann
Plainfield
Somerset Street
Drum Corps Parade Led by Vincent Frazee
The Independent Fife and Drum Corps performed in regalia, marching with lively tunes. Vincent Frazee headed the procession, visiting local dignitaries and ending at Bob’s place where the councilman hosted, while observers noted the boys’ open display and lamented music being wasted on the night air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent L. Frazee
Yorke J
Snally
Bob
Conowellman
James MarjMue
Bistet
Still Alarm Clears Fire in Roberts Flats
A still alarm reported to Steamer No. 2 about 7 45 tonight by a neighbor living on Second Street identified a blaze in the Neighbor family apartments. Foreman Rogers and Smith arrived to find the chimney on fire. the extinguisher sufficed and danger was soon over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsbay
Roberts’ Fats
Second Street
Tie
K. B. Rogers
C. W. Smith
Injury halts Justice Nadyne after stair slip fall
Justice Nadyne slipped on a slippery step while descending the back stairs to the Bullmen building yard yesterday. He was helped to his office, sent home, and investigators reported a severe leg injury that may keep him sidelined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jastice Nadyne
Bullmen
Reform Event at Mall Prompted by Christian Endeavor
USHEEED and the Christian Endeavor group organized a reform evening at the mall hall. The program featured recitations, songs, and a piano duet by Kreiting and C. Manchester, with Miss Neuman, Miss Kirch, Miss Freda Sutterlein, and others performing. Proceeds supported hymn purchases and church-related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freds Satteriela
Yarcob Strauss
Pane Tae A. Riley
Miss & Titi
Mus
N. Krettlng
Jlano
Fate
Kreitling
C. Manchester
Bridget McCarthy
Bell Ng Marto
W Famsberlain
Mabel
Elis Bilmm
Messrs
Augustus Bach
Willian Chamberlain
Fife and Drum Corps
Board of Trade to Take Action on Sewer Ordinance
A special Board of Trade meeting aimed to finalize the petition to the Common Council for sewer ordinance passage and to enumerate unsigned members for action. Absences prevented a definite decision, but the matter will be revisited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Board of Trade Tast
Common Council
Man Rescued from Runaway Horse on Madison Avenue
William E. Kelvy narrowly escaped injury when a runaway horse veered toward him on Madison Avenue. Westphal, a candidate for council, acted quickly grabbing Kelvy by the coat collar and halting the horse. The brief item notes the heroic rescue and mentions a community appeal in the closing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Kelvy
Madison Avenue
Coancilaan
William E. Westphal Kelvy
Through Pullman Service From New York to Cincinnati
A description of the Pennsylvania Railroad routes from New York to Cincinnati via Philadelphia and Louisville. It lists departure times from New York and Philadelphia, intermediate stops, and estimated arrival times in Cincinnati and other cities. It mentions first class limited rates to Cincinnati and Louisville and navigation via the Washington route with through ticket and checks available.
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F. V
New York
Cincinnati
Loaleville
Wanbogton
New Pennsylvania Railroad
Adelphia
Cincionati
Loamville
Clon
Bt Louie
Cincinnati Express
Philadelphia
Due Cincini
Chicago
Nat ‘Icula
Ellizabets
Loulavilie
Mr Crane Preached at Warren Chapel in Striking Sermon
The sermon at Warren Chapel titled Kaleed from the Dead used biblical death and burial themes from Mark 4 7 and John 11 to illustrate spiritual death. The preacher urged a return to Christ and His truth, condemning present entertainments and urging awakened hearts for salvation tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crane
Warren Chapel
Christ
Saljeet
Maggie Cline in Irish Queen at Music Hall Friday
Maggie Cline “The Irish Queen” headlines a Friday night show at OC with Kiow and Erlanger’s comedy, performing in “The Prodigal Father” and a daring rendition of “Throw 4 Down.” The program, under Messieurs Jeffer and Kisw, promises a rare entertainment treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cll
B. J Kiow
Erlanger
Fiwo MacDonough
Messie Jefferson
Kisw
Berisnyer
Maggie Cline
C. Bi
Jefferson
Klaw & Erlany
Cireeg
Dan
Marie Jansen
Delmonico
Jean
Henry
E. Dixey
Mi Cline
Jimi
McCloskey
Regult Press
Leggett
Earthquake Shock Reports Stir Princeton Enthusiasm
A cryptic clipping notes an earthquake shock affecting Princeton and sparked enthusiasm among locals. Details are unclear, but the item references a Sebring Park setting and mentions a mysterious quote about a Joek joke and rising ire.
Landmark Somerset Street Arch Bridge to Be Rebuilt
The arcadia on Somerset Street near the Hillman property is being torn down for a new bridge. The old bridge served twenty years and was built by Bernd Coon. if the replacement lasts as well, it will satisfy local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatt Press
Philadelphia
Somerset Street
Hillman
Bernd Coon
Committee to arbitrate hotel dispute meets owner
A committee named to arbitrate the hotel dispute will meet soon with owner Mr Hamson to seek a fair settlement. The talks aim to resolve the matter and reach a mutually agreeable entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamson
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Atater Jamar Christies Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
M. Magnan
West Sith
Charen
Harry Rogers
West Sixth Woreet
Superin
Peaepiecce
Ace V
Tutedo
Dourer
Dora Thorne
John Gable Ee
T Laie
Front Street
Withiam Moore
Pisinfeld Avenue
West Fish Street
So Corthwright
J. HW. Adelman
The
Red Railway
A. Eain
Prost
Brockville
Ontario
Washingtonville Lyceum
May McLaughlin
Altones
Charien E. Ballman
John T. Odam
Frank M. Bacon
Idaf Sheriff
Mahlon Smith
Blesimer Mise
Eva Smith
Clinton
Mise
Lillie Garret
Clare
Wike To
the Cocker
Dawe
Charien Arnold
Liberty Street
Pearth Street
Hedden
Ps Avenus
Avenue
Fifth Street
Dainties For Charity
Somerset Street Railway
V. L Frazer
Drum Corps
Usheeed
Deve Corfe
Chesapeake & Ohis
MR Crane
Anuserest Botes
Aes
Wight
Princeton
Sebring
Albion Hotel
FIEE
Ok Sale
Belech
Carlton Avenue
Planfield
East Front
Walts On
Tal
Hite
Bert Wenes
Joseph A Ders
MAN’ Clubs
Reynold's Drug Store
Howard A. Pope
Metropolitan Stables
A. N. Dunster & Son, Proprietors
Administrator's Settlement
Amtarsi
Hams IL
MacDonald
Ind
Picaird
Olllen
J.T. Vail
Fey
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