Lawsuit Over Affection Split Between Families
Mrs. Willem H Scott sues John W Ogden for 25000 claiming alienation of affections from her husband William Scott. The case involves a long platonic friendship between Mrs Scott and Ogden, a wealthy former engineer, with details about family moves from Brooklyn to Middletown and ongoing church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem H Scott
George Stevens
Brooklyn
Grandview Avenue
Agaust
John W. Dots
Ogden
Consolidated Gas Company
New York
Murey Avenue
Une
Scott
William Scott
Middletown
John W Ogden
Middetown
Mrs. Scott
Sve
Scout
Cotes
Oden
Brown University Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs in New York
The Brown University Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs gave concerts at The Berkeley Lyceum, New York, to a large audience. The New York Tribune praised the program as entertaining and noted the audience demanded many repetitions. The clubs are described as an excellent musical organization with a widening circle of admirers. The ladies of the Park Avenue Baptist Church have secured them for Saturday evening December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University Glee
Berkeley Lyceum
New York
The
New York Tribune
Park Avenue
Pocket Book Theft Report From Central Avenue
Mrs. Booth lost a pocket book on Central avenue while en route from New gu to Dunellen. The book contained money and was located later that night around 11 30 PM after being traced to an Abe train. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Reynolds eye drops as local remedies.
Barrow street brawl leaves Wilson with facial injuries and a warrant
A fight at Crane's butcher shop on Park Avenue left Wilson bruised and one ear torn. Coombs fled town but was later arrested and held on $500 bail by Justice Nash, with Greenwood posting as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Bores’ Keostle Cenk
Wilson
jCrane
Park Avenue
Cooney
Coombs
Kiely
New Brunswick
Big Home
Kieley
Justice Nash
Greenwood
Grenada
Christmas in Crescent Avenue Church Service Delights Congregation
The Home School and Missions Unite in a Christmas service at Crescent Avenue Church drawing about 1200 worshippers. Pastors and superintendents led the program with organ music, choirs, responsive readings, and a procession of youth messengers in white robes bearing symbolic emblems.
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Crescent Avenue Church
Tte
Theebt Avenue
Hope Fapel
Warret Chapel
W. R. Richards
W. A. Aléxander
G. Kenngdy Newell
J. O. McKelvey
W. D. Maray
Stephen A. Ginna
Henry C. Squires
Leander N. Lovell
Carrie Dewey
Princeton Quartelie
W. D. Murray
G. Kennedy Newell
Christ
WR Richards
Local notables and relatives visit during holidays in New Jersey
Kirland Suimen returns home from military school for holidays. Mrs Jane Moore of Brooklyn guests Harrison street. Rev P B Gibson and choir conduct services in Westfield. Barnaby family to spend season at Waldorf Astoria. Miss Carrie Belle Harris visits Richmond street grandfather. John Ward Stimson home from Stanford University improving in health. Katherine Rutgers Bache to marry A Clinton Wilmerch in New York. Multiple named locals travel, visit, or host during the festive period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirland
Suimen
Jane Moore
Brooklyn
H. Kiinsmano
Harrison Street
McPhie
J. M. Pickell
New York
H. T. Williams
West Front Street
P. 8. Gibson
Second Baptist Church
Westfield
F. A. Barnaby
Plainfield Avenue
Waldorf - Rey
Cornelius Bristol
Hartford
H. H. Lowrie
Bridgeport
John Ward Stimson
West Seventh Street
Stanford University
California
Munch
Charles McNabb
Judge Doddington
New York University
Arthur Crane
Carleton Avenue
Baltimore
Misa M. Mitchell
Asbury Park
Mr Mitchell
North Avenue
Theodore Brokaw
Jeanie Brokaw
East Fourth Street
Hemne
Wellsville
N.Y
Timothy Day
Sears Mere Hemee
Brookyn
Lehigh Valley Railroad
E Boss
Central Avenue
Morristown
Penn
Yivania
West Vi
David Henderson
News York Orator Iw Society
Walker Damroech
Katherine Rutgers Bache
Andrew Bache
This
Trinity
Carisim as at the First Presbyterian Christmas celebration
A Christmas service at the First Presbyterian Church drew about a thousand attendees. Special music by Professor MacClymont featured violinist PL Yonde, cellist Fermine Ferrar, and pianist Mrs B T Barner. The program included anthems, readings, solos, three short addresses, and notable offerings.
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First Presbyterian Church
MacClymont
PL. Yonde
Fermine Ferrar
B. T. Barner
David
Brett
Morning Star
Offerory
Christ Calida
Miss Gleo
Park Avenue Baptist Christmas Exercises Delight Congregation
Pleasant Christmas services at Park Avenue Baptist Church featured a primary department program with recitations and solos by Violet Von Winkle Mamie Shotwell and others. Messages by Rev Dr Lowry and Rev Dr Humpsted highlighted giving and the Wise Men story. The morning service included an excellent sermon and choir with soloist King Hattie E Bainbridge.
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Park Avenue Baptist Church
Ba Pay
Lizzie van Winsie
Ranyon
Lowry
Humpsted
Brooklyn
Hobart E Rider
Hattie E Bainbridge
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Health Booster
An OCR fragment touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a potent agency to renew health and make one more useful to others. It extols the product as without equal for sour stomach and general cures, in a period voice.
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Dr. Pierce
Christmas Program at First Baptist Church Delights Friends
The First Baptist Church Sunday School held a crowded Christmas service with evergreen decorations, carols, scripture readings, and solos by Frank Deake and Milton Gruett. A recital by Miss Addie P Jackson and a talk by L V. Randolph followed, with future tree exercises planned for Friday for primary and senior departments.
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First Baptist Church
Christmas Program Shines in Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Trinity Reformed Church staged a Christmas celebration for its Sunday school titled Christmas Messengers. Pulpit decorations featured white and green flowers and wreaths while the primary class led services under Mrs Tier and Mrs Arretson. A solo by Sy Bed L Vere and a recitation by Luther Sheppard highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Church
Lost wedding ring found in rat’s chew sparks family tale
Mrs. A. T. Slawson recounts a six year search for a Dorchester wedding ring lost by her mother in law. The ring reappeared when a neighbor’s boy and Slawson’s child found it in a dead rat in the yard, bearing engravings “08 S to S. E BE, January 14, 1649.” The discovery ends a long mystery and the ring will be polished.
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A. T. Slawson
East Ninth Street
William Hampston
Dorchester
Mass
Wilbur Jackson
Harry Slawson
Walbar
Harry
A Righty Good Thing
A proposed law at the next state legislature would require all gun owners to pay a five dollar annual license and wear a badge. Licensees could arrest unlicensed hunters, aiming to curb boy hunting and improve firearm safety, with critics noting it would help retiring legislators seek private life.
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Toms River
Sergeant Donn 8a snow tomorrow
Sergeant Donn reports snow expected tomorrow with BA reinforcements arriving.
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Donn
Mexico's Needs Sermon at Grace E church
The sermon at Grace E iseonal Church last night was preached by Rev Henry Foater on church work in Mexico. It emphasized the need for education in fundamental knowledge before Christianity can be taught.
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Grace E Iseonal Church
Henry Foater
Mexico
Detectives in Edsalis Evisal Case Probe Saturday Night
Detectives at Edsalis Evisal reported four private investigators in a store Saturday night amid a large crowd. The incident prompted officials to consider charges against several individuals.
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Evisal
Conran
Heles
Mercury plunges as temperature hits sixteen degrees
The early hours saw a sharp drop in temperature with a recording low of sixteen degrees. Weather observers note a cold start for residents and suggest warm clothing today.
Judge Coddingtons Court Arrests for Drinking
Judge Coddingtons court processed John Miller for being drunk and disorderly on Fourth Street and William McConnell for drunkenness on North Avenue. The judge remained good natured and suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Fourth Street
William McConnell
North Avenue
Seo-. Tebee
Justice Newcorn Court summons in Marrsy v Demarest
A summons was issued in the case Marrsy et al v Demarest returnable January 3 in Justice Newcorn's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Newcorn's Court
Marrsy
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proven Popular Local Sale
Stickney & Center promote Chamberlains Cough Remedy with high satisfaction after use. Reynolds Pharmacy at Park and North avenues advertises the medicine, claiming it out-sells other cough remedies and is relied on for coughs and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Stickney & Center
Drugy Sta
Republic
Gale
Reynold's Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
Armatrong
Bowling and Singing at the Clab in the Bowline
A bowling match between the Benedicts and the Bachelors drew a large crowd. Hegeman’s late finger injury marred the game with a 98 score, leaving the Bachelors to finish 27 pins ahead as Pleasant Mansion hosted upstairs songs by the Prince ton Quartette and A. F. Freeman's specialties.
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Roselie
Express
Hegeman
Benedés
Benedicts
Sandford
Great
van Buren
Brown
Randolp
Worth W O
Faber
Brooks
Chapman
Howell
Hinricha
Rogers
Erickson R
McAutcheon
Lenox
Sweber
Worth G. A
Matthews
Princeton
A. F. Freeman
YESTERDAY AND TODAY Hints and local notices mix in fragment
A jumble of short items from Pend de Lac to West Third Street mentions masquerading in men's clothes with a curling iron in a pistol pocket, a pallbearer note on a Democrat, a Chicago legal quibble, a funeral in St Mary’s Church, and a Choral Society meeting. Also a piece on wooden swearing contrasts it with oaths.
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Mays
Lea Ar Mel
Scott
Ward McAllister
Vermont
Chicago
Mary Ianrahan
West Third Street
Pheumo Ma
St. Mary's Church
Caroline
Oviek
Mng Hall
Editor limits personal communications in Courier News
Editor H B Rollinson of the Ni Jersey Ac declares no more personal or singing nature communications will be published unless signed for publication. He refuses to endure criticism for uncredited works. The move is praised by many citizens and hopes Jade Hyer of the Union Democrat will follow suit.
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Courier News
H. B Rollinson
Ni Jersey Ac
Jade Hyer
Union Democrat
Euit
Newark Sunday Call
Local father praises a cough remedy for child croup relief
L B Malford of Pisinfeld New Jersey recounts his five year old son’s two day battle with croup. After trying many remedies he used Champlain’s Cough Remedy and reports the child slept through the night after two doses. He now keeps it in the house and gives it at the first sign of croup. Also mentions 25 and 50 cent horses for sale by Reynolds Pharmacy.
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L. B Malford
Pisinfeld
Sean Chamerlain
Accara
Reynolds Pharms
Ark
North
Syauge
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Jose W. Ogden
TBE Bron Club
Pocket Book
Chamberisin
Young
West Liverty
W. Va
Reyovold
Eye Park
North AX
Mabel Woodreff
Joy
Lily Force
Ella Krymer
Kate Pn
Ela Gardner
Cutter
McPuie
Ben la Vere
Courier-News
Personalia
Carrie Belle Harris
Granford
8 R. Hope
Richmond Street
8Nday Schoolie
Friends
Quartet Oysters
Hornby’s
Bheletae Lotti
H of Soret Company
Edsalis
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