New Year News from Town and County Courtyard
A jumble of local notes covers deaths at the White House and brief family histories, a Warden candidacy, a damages suit for 4000 dollars, skating events on New Year’s Day and Eve, rink improvements, rumors of railroad changes, street and river reports, church events, bicycle news, and planned public entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
White House
William Henry
Ayn Y. Wall
Thos Bi
Forty Central
Greenville
Cranford
Fire and Police Reports Highlight Yearly City Actions
The 1899 Common Council hears the fire department annual report noting 32 fires, 210 hydrants, and $104,900 building losses with calls for better protection at Music Hall and schools. Police records show 399 arrests by gender and race, with fines, sentences, and reforms outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Mayer
Gimes
Dod
Netherwood Heights
Chetmys
Hydrante
Weil
Pely
Reform School Pines
Marah
Fisk
Fire Department
Erckson
Barlow
Fosgate
Bent Ginna
Ranyon
W. ¥. Mundy
Thaworth
Flag of Trees Company Baggage Stolen After Performance
After a show at Music Hall, the Flag of Trees Company reported baggage and scenery missing. The thief or thieves removed the items from the venue soon after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erough Cwesesiman
West Front Street Building Plans Stir Community Debate
A letter outlines proposed demolitions and new brick constructions on West Front Street. Plans include a two story to three building complex with top floors to be used for gatherings, dancing space, and rental for events. Community members note mission work and candy distribution during a church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL Manateg
Marcie Broil
Manateg
Bia
Jeremiah
F. M. Hulett
L L. Manning
Sandsy School Concert Charms Methodist Parents
Readingy for the Methodist School featured a Sandsy School Concert imitating earlier titles. Wood recited a German dialect piece and delivered the Babys Bolloquy to amusing effect, delighting the large audience and parents. The Christmas tree was lit and infant-class lines received praise in the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mr. Wood
M Wood
Elecmad Senichaed
Gor Been
Canty Congregational Program Pleases Attendees
A Canty Congregational meeting last night drew good attendance with a program of music and recitation. Mrs Daten ane led a piano and violin duet, a prayer was read, and the Sunday school sang. Miss Apgar delivered recitations including Newsboy's Debt and Legend of Yan Bibbers Hock. Each child received a small candy barrel and presents were given by six little girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daten
Fractional dividend eyed for members of dwindling order
Fragmentary notice describes a plan to save five cents on the dollar for members of a defunct group. It notes a receiver in Indiana and unsettled affairs delaying final settlement until funds arrive from various states. Further court actions remain pending and dividends are to be distributed pro rata among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgore Tam Fai Indanap
Giibecenet
Poor Old Man Hauled to Station for Intoxication
An elderly man with whitened hair, showing signs of age and intoxication, was brought to the station house this afternoon. He appeared penniless, unsteady, and begged to go home, but officers could not identify him and he likely lives out of town.
Landford and Walley Versus Price Case Set for Tomorrow
A court case involving Landford and Walley against Price was settled out of court. The matter was set down for tomorrow at two o'clock. A meeting of the Union will be held at Bt Mary's Hall on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iandford
Landford and Walley
Price
Lective Union
Bt Mary's Hall
Township street opening apportionment dispute raised
The passage discusses payment duties and apportionment of costs for a street opening. It notes funds should come from the township and from Mrs. Freeman, deemed to benefit from the street opening. It explains the legal interpretation of apportioning damages between township and the benefit recipient under the 1874 road law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Freaman
Genene Eee Ng
Two Alaees For A Small Fire
A small fire occurred on LaGrande avenue near Prantils. Rev. De Pingry of Blissheth delivered the Deas of the at vee last night to Seerendiaeten. Dr. John W. oa performed the service as teacher. About eight hundred attended. The article notes a boarding school for young ladies operated for twenty years by Siege ben Tiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramor
Central Railroad Company
Lagman
Somerville
Phillipsturg
Tagan House
Coer Meeker
Seventh Jay Maptist Church
Livera
Ted
Elijah Grant
Elizabeth
Pest House
W. H. Rogers
Victor
de, Pingry
Blissheth
John W. Oa
Ner Ae
Ben Tiana
New walliog room opens east of Central Hallroad tracks
The new walliog room east of the Central Hallroad tracks in Greenville is completed and opened to the public. A fence between east and west bound sections was erected to prevent tram derailments and protect passengers, avoiding potential serious accidents involving Mrs Parcels from New York.
Local Union 158 Elects Officers at Night Meeting
The regular meeting of Local Union 158 of the Brotherhood of Asrpenters and Joiners of America elected officers including President R Blackford and Vice President G F S, with W Terry as treasurer and other posts filled by W Napee Coe Lemon lone HW Foren WH Howe PT Bogert and more. The note mentions an annual New Year’s entertainment hosted by Abe Clad orcury on Monday at 7 pm with candy and social gathering details.
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Ant J
Brotherhood of Asrpenters and Joiners of America
Preskiem
R Blackford
W Terry
Fleet
SPT
F Wi Napee
L Coe Lemon
Foren
WH Howe
PT Bogert
Chad
Boarders Sought With Shelter and Meals in Pleasant Room
Notice offers room and board at Barton's and Jos Parksvenee with coal, wood yard return to Masaing. Two boarders needed for a house seeking shelter and improvements. Reward offered for information leading to a match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRL
Masaing’s
Leasant Room
Barton's
Jos Parksvenee
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Thor
Leal
Tinome Tribe Red Men
West Front Street
M. Hulett
Simyvery
Opers House
Carty
Berraner
Deine
Ceptain Grant
Posate
Savesty
Twn Mall
LaGrande Avenue
Bart Bowe
Uae
Lars Et Courier Office
Binitarnotee Sre
Ban Perel Ae Ae Pyar Caters
Gener Sk
Oudrung Cat
Witne
Demarcet
Ares
Heta
Imarhariea! Am Elertrica Efforta
Howard A. Popes
East Front
Peck
M. French
Somerset Street
Union County
Crescent Rink
Sesson
T. A. B. Hall
Creal
Adudolpe
Edsall’s
Took Sternas
Bs Academyres
Amino
A.M. Grifen
Llomel
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