Quarantine lifted at King's house and local notices
The quarantine on King's house at Weat Third Street was removed today after a full fumigation. An officer had guarded the premises, and the house is declared thoroughly fumigated. Local items note a train incident on the Center Railroad and upcoming meetings, markets, and concerts with Plainfield merchants promoting fresh meats and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s House
Marsh
Union County Bar
Center Railroad
Reform Club
Hall
Plainfield
Cty
Bink Bull
Northup & Conelly
Ourler
Boys’ Club
Coddington Campaign Influence Helped Voters Say
The article discusses Coddington's personal communications aimed at mobilizing voters who would otherwise stay home, endorsing the Republican ticket. It notes Millington’s lively race in the Fourth Ward and Joseph P. Manning’s election as Commissioner of Appeal by two votes, with detailed results to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coddingie
Millington
Mayriy
Pares Bailow
Anne Joseph P
Soreoran Manning
O'Cleock
Manly Words From Ex Judge Ulrich After Defeat
Ex Judge Ulrich speaks of his clean campaign and upright conduct while acknowledging defeat. Voters cast scattered ballots for local offices including Mayor, Assessor, Commissioner of Appeal, School Trustee, Councilman, Justice of the Peace, Constable, and City Treasurer with several one vote counts. The Crescent Rink opened by the National Skate and Bicycle Syndicate drew skaters and a Plainfield band concert, plus plans for a gold watch one mile race and Saturday trial heats.
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Ulrich
Toby
Praake
Yomensey
William F. Trust
John Ulrich
Frank Hedden
J. Brave
Evan LD. W. McIntosh
John Pene
al" Hedden
Noah Drake
L. G Timpson
Commissioner of Appeal
Sam” Hedden
Tommy” ‘Tiabo
LG. Peau
Stephen A. Davis
Justice of the Peace
Davie
Patrick Lynch
Thomas Price
B Corwin
National Skate and Bicycle Syndicate
Crescent Rink
Elizabeth
Plainfield Cornet Band
Woman Loses Money Sent to West Second Street Man
A domestic worker, Marthe Tyler, sent about $75 in money to a West Second Street house and gave the key to a young colored man who vanished with the funds. Captain Grant took no action to recover the money or arrest the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Tyler
Lee Manning
West Seventh Street
West Second Street
Captain Grant
Melopias First Concert Opens Season With Mixed Praise
The Melopias chorus faced strong competition from Apollo sixteen and New York musicians. Mr Chapman’s Plainfield and Van Stooch impressed, while the Apollo group drew measured praise for refined tone and expression. A duet by J H McKinley and Carl Doe delighted, with solo work by John Faxon and Miss Alice Holmes enhancing the performance. Overall the season opening was considered thoroughly enjoyable.
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Mr. Chapman
Apollo
New York
Mr.Chapman
Melopia
Misa van Stooch
J. H. McKinley
Carl Doe
Metting Bine
Plainfield
McKinley
John Faxon
Alice Holmes
Bret
Rieger
Hievous
Rae Caly Tiemy
Opera of Patience Presented by Westfield Society
Admirers of Gilbert and Sullivan will have a chance to hear the comic opera Patience sung by the Westfield Alewns Society. On Thursday evening December 15, the society will present the work at the Westfield Athletic Club hall with the original cast under the direction of Charles A. Day.
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Patience
Mose Manz
Alewns Rociety
Weerfeld
Alieves Raskety
Westfield
Inert and Sullivan
Wenfield
Tae Bees
Ure
Charlee A. Day
Health Board Responds As Diptheria Threat Emerges In City
The Board of Health reports several suspected diphtheria cases and warns of a possible outbreak. A noted case involves a four year old child at 47 West Third Street who fell ill with severe symptoms despite early treatment.
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Aern
Pialnteld
Board of Health
Cay Tong
Daniel Regen
West Thirg Street
Kave
Tronie
Othe Doers Corien
Women Society Holds Annual Fancy Sale at West Seventh
The Ladies Society of the Seventh Day Baptist Church hosts its annual fancy sale at Mrs. J Frank Hubbard’s residence, corner of West Seventh Street and Madison Avenue. The sale opened this afternoon and will continue this evening with rooms filled by tables arranged by Mrs. L M Van Bickle and Mrs. A M Ross with help from Mrs C A. The event features a variety of items and fosters community charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Society
Ladies Society
J.frank Hubbard
West Seventh Street
Madison Avenue
L MN. van Bickle, Mra
A. M. Ross Ami
C. A
Bireet Railway Company Secures Property Signers
The Bireet Railway Company has collected sufficient signatures of property owners in a district to proceed with the proposed route. Details of the land parcels and affected areas were filed this week as part of the project’s initial steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bireet Railway Company
Bes
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L'union County Bible Society
St. John's Obayeh
W. OT. U
Uarty & Burgher
Central Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Saemspan
Turnlo
Gesang
Turn Verein
Warren Englee
North Majofield
William Bemont
First Baptist Ren
Milton H. Gruet
Kay W. Smith
E. Drake
Moon's Er
S Bay
Damar
Courier's
Uge Coodigton
le Cabra
John Johnson
Joseph A. Hubbard
Ase
Commissioners OF Appeal
STO
Wiliam
Smt
Jeremiah O- Joseph P. Taylor
George H. Babcock
Asros W. Hand
EB Bee
Charles J. Fisk
Jose Ulrich
Grace de Forest
Miller Drug
Joseph G. Miller
Arya
John Veuericin
WAMTS
orvEsa
Leasant
Mrs. Barton's
Park Evenue
A. W. Hawilamt
Rockview Ave
W. P. Sealth
Park Avenue
Plaingeld
N. J
Bronson Howard
Mrs. Winthrop
THE
Galino
de Bale
Reypobt
Sod Central
Seguine’s Livery Stable
C. C. Harris
Northup & Conolly, Choice Meats & Vegetables
Rine Building
Grant Avenue
Samstag
Acto Vani
Eectric
Pam
O. W. Griffin
Grifin
Pape
Blapke & Paney Groceries
Cuenta
Howard A. Popes
L.M. French
Somerset Street
Chrismas
Sues
Edsall’s
Lst
Tore
Ellenge
Edsalls
Alfred Doige
Doane & Edsall
Carty & Stryker
Nizse Ant
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