Mayor Saunders Victory Sparks City Hall Debate
The article reports Mayor Saunders winning a local election with results prompting council focus on electric light contracts. It details bids from North Plainfield and Plainfield Electric Light companies, street lighting plans, and roadwork progress on Grove and Somerset streets, plus social notes from a Grace Church event.
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Hap Werth
Vettereo
Pivid Medical Association
Telly
Wecemmty
Severing
Uke
Aces
Brock
Homerset
Duer
Et Curees
Washington
Manarenoe
Warren Street
Needham
Horvaigh
Mainfeld
Iker
Eooust
Iiman Fountain
Manning l
Somerset Street
Lervelt Avenue
Fultwld
Wolnnien
Ron
Gehewsis
Couvermean
Saunders
Gelling
Sperton
Moun
Plainfield
Borough 4
EB. Guvin
Wasblag
Dr Cooley
Plainfield Company
Neal
North Plainfield Company
Downet
Man Hammer
Gari
Grove Street
Reuste Lodge No 342 Becomes Senate Lodge After Merge
A damaged report notes that at a Thursday meeting Grand View Mtor Sehert of the order of fl received by Lodge No 1 Tots authorized changing the name of Reuste Lodge No 342 K of H. to Easter Lodge and merging with Welumpkea, with the February 15 meeting-designated Senate Lodge.
Three Greatest Ires Denues Question Puzzles Audiences
The audience at Kellar's Entertainment Whe toiled over the riddle Who were the three greatest minds. The show teased Lincoln and Cleveland as symbolic figures in a playful puzzle while the magician drew crowds with his intricate illusions.
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Lincoln
Cleveland
Ister
Salvation Message Draws Crowded Church Crowd
Evangelist Wright preached at the First Presbyterian Church last night amid a packed crowd. He cited John 12 13 and explained redemption through Christ blood, urging belief to understand scripture and attain peace.
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Evangelist Wright
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Wright
Gew
Eee
Campet
Sereel
Egypt
Ake CLUN BOWLERS Triumph In Rue Bowl Night
Three bowling games were played on the Beard of cee alley between Park Club and Tradeames pat teams. The seatings and results were recorded, showing the Park Club securing victory in the evening event with notable performances by team members.
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Gveman
Park Club
Elabath City Lyceum alters greeter night event feat
The text describes a local gathering at the Lyceum with many spectators despite a small team of nine defeating a larger opponent. Mrs Harned hosted a party afterward and a humorous prize game occurred. Medical advice and a drinking remedy are mentioned in a jumbled fashion.
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Eliabeth
Lyceum
el Clad
Kellar Faced Mixed Reception Over Pay and Hall Conditions
The program featured Mr. Kellar and performers facing nonpayment for weeks and poor dressing room conditions. Audience fury rose as the Daily Press defended the hall and Clarke, calling for reform while Kellar refrained from detailing issues.
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Daily Press
Kellar
K Eller
Clarke
Ily
Hall
Glarke
Piatofield Water Supply Ready To Serve Homes
The Piatofield Water Supply Company prepares to deliver water to residences as frost thaws. Pipe work delayed by foundries and arrival schedules push completion toward next month. A second item notes Dr King’s New Discovery as a claimed remedy for coughs and colds.
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Piatofield Water Supply Company
Maine
Ox Cupio's Play Ground Entertainment Evening
An early 20th century crowd enjoyed a charity or club event with a Heart themed program. Miss Daniel Miss Neghey Miss May Woodruff Miss Jean Schoonmater Miss Alice Haynes led a party producing heart shaped cards and games. Attendees included Miss Helen Marry Miss Gertrude Baker and others as music, cards, and dancing closed the night.
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Gemé of Hearts
Daniel
Moss Neghey
Mins May Woodruff
Jean Schoonmater
Mise
Alice Haynes
Helen
Local notices and social round from Elvesbeth area
Personalia items list residents and visitors including Eva and Hattie Viewe, Frank B Shattle ill but recovering, William Anderson in Mattawan, and Dr Searles performing a successful operation. Mentions organ recital by Prof W E MacClymont at the Church of the Brethren Hope in New York and various brief social updates from Brooklyon to Philadelphia.
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Jacob Voet
Somerset Atree
Grace M. E Church
Mies E. Glonk
Lovatie
W. Powell
Yawcob Straus
Eva
Hattie View
Fren Wets Street
Elvesbeth
Frank Bshattle
Sudth Second Street
Tank
Wiliam
Hen- Aridkson
Mattawan
WR. M. 1
Neri Guhaa
Searles
Wiliam Es Das
Onea
Philadelphia
H.W. Brower
East Nimbered
New York
Bas
Bowery Fire Insurance Company
Aod
Whewell
George W. Childs Dead in Philadelphia Home
George W Childs died at home in Philadelphia after a long illness. The obituary notes his age and details of the family funeral arrangements. Immediate family and city officials mourn the prominent publisher and civic figure.
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Pomarest Ebert
Dora Thorne
Coosker‘Supplement
Tory
Tress
Magvisa Kenere
Maske Hall
Poe
Wes
Tall Force
Mr. Kellar
Ali
Ake Clun
Paam Color
MG. Beee
Thiers Hs
Thiers
Matthews
Ood Tey Board OF Trade
Boeele Ven Embergh
Davia
Ae Lie
Vail ‘Towle
TRE
Artrve
Evla
Mra Harned
Uralg
Lund
Heroed
Bet Actian
Fardin
Rome
Batarail
Mosle
TRE Wates Company
Exield ‘Ther
Busie Os Wores Avenue
Jer Codpon
Mom Art Galleria
OX Cupio
Harte
Brooklys
Club Colby “Lra
Silver Bear
Misa Barr
Personalia
Richards
Bia
East Foot Street
A. Brower
Misa Dottie Sear
Apecsen
Ore
Grip
C. Smalley
Maptea
Koperville
Zila
North Berootanes
Tower
Smalley
Maple Avenue
Perematin Om Peye
George W. Childs
Howe
Iphin
Apedal
PaiLapetruis
George
Bam
de Sitteee Bros
San Mar
Wemeret Bowse
Lyplecker
Jairey
Mel Cowell
ST. Likwend
A. Trale
West Second Street
van Buren Sod Timpean
Nob Avenue
nonGo
A. Hid
Caay
J. F. Betnigs
Fameoon
Gan
New Jersey
J. Jammary
Sharkey
Tee
Union Meat Market
Marti
Pisnist
Oomsater
Herr Xaver Scharwenka
Hie Pept
Mbeotris Sas Bi
Geo. W. Rockfellow
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Stark
Geo
Rockfellow
Curtis M, Thorpe
Loomis & Rice
Fosebuns Avenue
Masoo
MooxBree
Tennyson
MacDonalds
Oah Bayere
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