Election returns list city officials and trustees
The notice lists elected officials and officers including Mayor Alexander, Treasurer Alexander Titsworth, Auditor Malford, School Trustees Leander Nell and others, with a total vote count of 1735. The piece criticizes alleged ballot irregularities and calls for scrutiny of the election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adden
Safle
A. Gilbert
James Bell
Jane A. Haweet
J. Fred MacDonald
Be. Ae
Arther Scot
Annie Die
Wile Hee
Alexander Tome Biv Veeteins
Wiliam D Gray
Commissioners OF Appeal
Wiliam
R .Eeeee
Edward C. Malford
R. Wee
Johan Wames
Ee Ee Ee
A. Saitzman
Irenh Ewe
J. Manning
Lad
John B. Rives
Leander
N Lovell
Samuel Huntington
Tod
J. Augusus Smith
Jacob Grieb
Owe Ee
Edward Weil
W.ge
Owto J. Piebler
Beaee
Steptes A. Grand
R Settee
Coaries J Fisk
Atte
William H Moore
Frank Gudea
Dod
Dane Carney
Utew Mattox
H. Frweigh
Justice OF the Peace
Lous Peterson
James E. Martine
W. B. Ayers
MacDonald
Khan
Jer Prats
Alexander Mayor
J -A. Munbvird
Agsés- Alexsander Titsworth
Avers
E . Malford
Au- Mel'zman
Rono B Probasco
Leander Nell
W. G. E Lee
Guna
C. J. Fisk
W. H. Moore
Dennis Ouarney
W. Amos Moffett
Luis Peterson
James J. Oakley Nodyne
Justices of the Peace
Humors of the Ballots Reveal City Election Chaos
Fragmented vote counts show multiple candidates across wards for mayor and council positions. Voters list names like Van Abtyne Hedden Gratton and others with scattered tallies, hinting at a contested local election and tense ballot activity in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puoi Ber Pavers
D. van Abtyne
Frank Hedden
Charles
Malinson
John Me S
O J. Fuk
Dutch Dray
W. Gratton
Timpson
Peter Schneider Huntington
Frank van
Bret Harte and the Courier News Feature Brief
A brief note highlights Bret Harte as a noted writer in a column from the Courier News. The item references weekend editions and recurring publication days, noting a copyright status and literary focus.
Frightened youths flee dog alarm during night walk
Two young couples returning from a south side dance were startled by a loose dog on Watchung avenue and fled toward Richmond Street. The barking and rattling chain frightened them into a rapid retreat, mistaking the creature for a pursuit as they checked for a safe exit near Sandford avenue. Meanwhile, the Crescent Avenue Church Sonshine Mission Band plans its annual fair for December 15, with Miss Bonnell and Miss Caboone in charge.
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Watchung Avenue
Gally
Third Street
Richmond
Front Street
Gemine
Sandford Avenue
Sonshine Misson Band
Crescent Avenue
Bonnell
Fit& Street
Caboone
Waichang Avenue
Prizes Awarded at Entre Nous Club Euchre Night
The Entre Nous Club met at ex Mayor Saunders residence on Mercer Avenue for progressive euchre. Mr and Mrs Evans won the first ladies and gentlemen prize, Mrs Charles Hogan won the second ladies prize, and Henry McGee won the second gentlemen prize. Looch was served at midnight and the gathering ended cheerfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Mercer Avenue
Mere
Samuel St John McCutchen
Evans
Charles Hogan
Henry McGee
Looch
Clergyman Praises Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Cure
Reverend W Hebberd testifies from Warkins Nebraska about his daughter’s chronic headaches orague symptom relief after using Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. He reports previous quinine had only temporary relief and credits the product with immediate and lasting cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkins
Gilmore
H. Hebberd
East St. Sells
Giulmore
Reverend C. E. Herring Receives Call from Brooklyn Church
Reverend Charlies E. Herring of the First Presbyterian Church received a letter last night inviting him to become pastor of a Brooklyn church. The surprise came from that quarter though he has had two or three prior calls from other churches. He has not stated his intentions yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Herring
First
Presbyterian Church
R Church
Brooklyn
Talk on Mountain Whites by Rev McAtee at First Presbyterian
Rev Mr McAtee of the foreign missions board spoke at First Presbyterian Church last night under the King's Messengers. He discussed the condition of mountain whites in Alabama and adjoining states and urged church aid for religious improvement with a collection taken for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McAtee
Rheterian Board of Missions
First Presbyterian Church
Alabama
Laken
Bouillon opens at Edsall's Commercial Palace
The Edsall's Commercial Palace opened yesterday with a noon start. Many visitors arrived for sightseeing and repairs to the carpet department where lunch was served. Ladies praised the bouillon, though most found it too delicious for anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E‘sall
Commercial Palace
Munc
Bouillon
Deafness Cured by Treating Inflamed Eustachian Tube
Article states deafness can be cured by addressing an inflamed Eustachian tube. It explains the tube’s role in hearing and suggests medical awareness of the condition as a path to restoration of hearing.
Duped Benefactor: Striking Sawyer Exposes Fraud in Wanting Shelter
A man posing as a helper from the Retief Association gained trust of the Smith family in Holmes yard Madison avenue. He promised work and lodging to a brother of Mr. Smith and later vanished after taking pay and leaving the house in disorder. Described as tall and scarred, about 29 or 30, last seen on Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Holmes’ Wood Yard
Madison Avenue
Retief Association
Mr. Smith
New York
Mr. van Name
Grand Street
Smith
Park Avenue
Man Found Faint on Park Avenue Store Floor After Seizure
A man collapsed in Kilbride's Park Avenue store during an epileptic seizure. Officer Cooney secured the scene as blood appeared from his mouth and a two inch cut was found under the left jaw. Doctors Baltimore and Davis treated him with stitches. he was later taken home.
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Cooney
North Avenue
Kilbride
Park Avenue
Kilorde
Lyme
Mr. Kilbride
Mand
Baltimore
Davis
Judge Codwington's Court Clears Disorderly Offender
John Barns arrested last night for disorderly conduct drunkenness and threatening to kill his wife received a sixty day sentence. The crinple Packer, alias Wilson, with one leg was jailed for beastial conduct and fined ten dollars. An ad promotes Heckers Wheat products and a meeting of the Katies Ald Docket 18 105 Masapent of Hail ter is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barns
Crinple Packer
Wilson
Criticism of Anticipated A P A Campaign Sparks Jersey City Letter
A reader letters to the Courier News cites Rev Dr Broddard’s sermon as defense of American liberty and religious tolerance. The author argues against A P A tactics to drive Roman Catholics from Jersey City, warning of spiritual paralysis and sectarian strife if Catholics are expelled.
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Courier- News
Newgork Sun
Sing ‘Dard
Jensey City
Richardson
Broddard
A. P.a
Jesus Christ
Jersey City
Mdero Bigory
Sister of Charity
Blader
Rome
Hercules
Salvation Army
Prests
Bramhall and
Ocean Avenues
Charco
Goda
Deager
God
Chris Ltian
Cristian Yemen
PE Burra
Local Real Estate Agent Praises Gas Remedy Cure
Ira P. Wetmore of San Angelo Texas lauds Chamberlain s Gas Cramp and Diarrhea Remedy as a perfect cure for his baby s colic and dysentery. He says the product is essential for his family and worth keeping on hand at home Park and North avenues.
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Ira P. Wetmore
San Angelo
Texas
Park and North Svenses
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