Rail Works to Erect New Pew Deer at Elizabeth
Local notes report Pennsylvania Railroad plans a new pew deer structure at Elizabeth with a cost over 40 000 dollars. The item sits among varied city notices including opera tickets and political chatter, plus local business ads and streetcar updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Elizabeth
Tharetey Everiing
Mapleson Opera Company
Music Jail
New York Tribune
L. F.fadeforth
South Second Street
West Third Street
Geant
Red Cross Bazaar Opens At Reames Homestead
Yesterday afternoon the Red Cross bazaar opened at the Reames homestead on Washington avenue North Plainfield adjoining the Park Club. The interior was prettily decorated and the restaurant offered meals from four to nine with waitresses in white uniforms bearing red crosses. The sale room displayed dolls candy and home goods while the country store upstairs sold household needs with delivery. Attendance was large as residents came early and many chose meals in the restaurant. The bazaar will continue today and workers urged unity amid city election day tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Reame Homestead
Washington Avenue
North Plainfield
Park Club
West Front Street
Gage
Bunt Wu
Dolla
Hove
Arrest of Richer Meade for Disorderly Conduct at Central Depot
The Elisabeth Journal reports Richer Meade, a coachman, was arrested at the Central railroad depot on Sunday for disorderly conduct. He allegedly shouted at train passengers and resisted arrest, is arraigned before Justice Hetfield, and sentenced to sixty days or five dollars plus costs. If funds are lacking, he faces two months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laughlig
Teer Fredrickson
BR. W
Shalley
Ile Cea
Elisabeth Journal
Mas
PlainGild
Bache
Central Railroad
Attory
Elizabeth Journal
Platefield
Richer’ Meade
Somdey
Meade
Jim
Jardee Hetfield
Costa
Ax Meade
Warden Dodd
East Seventh Street
New York
Vnv
Peace Street
Rao
Passenger fatally injured after train collision near Netherwood
Frank Antrew of this city was struck by a Central railroad waggon near Netherwood while walking on tracks under liquor influence. His left foot was crushed and his jaw dislocated, later amputated above the ankle at Elizabeth Hospital. The incident follows a separate report of animal cruelty near the depot and a dubious diphtheria cure claimed by The Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Antrew
Motherwood
Elizabeth Hospital
Potter Press
Central
Netherwood
Elizabeth
City Council Minutes Record Budget Talks and Street Projects
City council meetings discuss finances with a pro tem auditing committee, hydrant concerns on Venton Avenue, tax apportionments, crosswalk requests on Park Avenue, street widening on Meduson Avenue, ward division ordinance, Peace Street protests, and a $3000 Hayes serial truck order. Reports cover cash balances, tax collections, and preparedness for debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Finance Committee
L. J Venton
Cedarbrook
Floret Wormner
Kensington Avenue
Chase
North Avenue
Berckman Street
Richmond
George W Eniicou
Park Avenue
Beventh Street
Peter Wooden
Julia Rogers
Meduson Avenue
West Front Street
Titaworth
East Second Street
Hayes
Fire Department
General
T. W. Morrison
Spon
Mall bowling league high scores amid alley games
The report lists scores and frames from a bowling series with Y M O L A and MOLA teams. It includes multiple high figures such as 1,407 and 1,505 and tracks frame-by-frame totals across dates and players with several large numerical values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase
Alvyune
Union County Wins Bowling Match Over Park Club
The Union County bowling team defeated the Park Club last night by four points as umpire Lyman announced the result. Captain Matthews attributed the loss to overconfidence while the Union players celebrated their upset victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie County
Park Club
Rajolee
Union County
Lyman
Rehal
Matthews
Was He Experimenting Amid Death Claims
A telegram reports Dr. Ross Faulkner of a hospital institute was taken ill with what appeared to be suicidal intent during suspected medical research. Letters suggest he engaged in morphine experimentation. The city charter election proceeds quietly with a reported hepatic majority. Weathered notes reference John Ten Eyck and local tailor Jeremiah Bick amid scattered town chatter.
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Erickson
Bergen
Jol Ross
Ine of
Old Moore Company
W. H. Cornell
West Front Street
Comemittes
Marsh
Sycamore Street
Duffalo
Ross Panlkser
BaBsle
Ross Faulkner
Ted
John Ten Eyck
Peace Strest
J. Ten
Jeremiah Bick
Bes Bees
Local burgled stable incident disrupts late night roadhouse
A man employed by J P Grom on West Seventh Street was awakened near eleven after a visitor knocked on his stable door. Police reports note a wild disturbance with possible damage to property. investigation ongoing for motive and identification of the visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Grom
West Beventh Street
San
Classified Notes and Help Wanted Fragments
Fragmented OCR notes show job ads and notices including W E Smith address at New York and Barton's room with board at Park Avenue. Other lines advertise a coachman A W Haviland and a request for manure loads from W P Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Smith
Joe Greer
New York
Barton's
Park Aveowe
Ogee
A. W. Haviland
Rockview Ave
W. P. Smith
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Justion Woot
Metachen
Summiay
Frei Nubble
Pisbaa Gane Protective Socity
PC Obl
W. L
Pialufield Comet
Crescent Rink
Pood Machine Tool Works
Saint Mary's
van Yealdney
van- Hog
Durlog Vie Sry
Crawford
Uwalef
Gowaladi
Seaman Bros
Bigjo Creamery
Courier
Scientific American
Plainteld
Turn Verein
Ladder
Pisiafeld
Edsall’s
Sd Space 8
Therntore Ce Invicetcvers
Tuumectron
Alfred Dalge
Doane & Edsall
Carty
Stryker
Meee
Oce
Bronson Howard
Mrs. Winthrop
Reynold’s and
Central Pharmacy
Vere Tomtey
Red Cross Bazaar
Tome Apes
Wellington
S. E. Flower
East Front Street
Goa
Howard A. Popes
Clark's Patent
L.M. French
Somerset Street
Co. W. Griffin
Grima & Pope
Bestway
Plainiedd
M. J
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