Second-story theft attempt near councilman Fisk home
A would-be burglar tried to enter through a bay window on the west side of a residence overlooking a yard. Mrs Ackerman woke during the incident and alerted a passerby who sought help from an officer. The intruder, described as tall with a light hat and red beard, fled after dropping a ladder near the window as residents observed from the house. The pursuing officer identified the suspect near Artington Avenue before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Mr. Ackerman
Fisk
Acker
Artington
Sereeth Street
Artington Avenue
Herman
Arkerman
Charles
Dream narrative of Ginphes Hope and the janitor Sahat
A fragmented dream-like reminiscence follows Ginphes Hope, janitor of Sahat, as he recalls being summoned by a vendor and witnessing unsettling signs. He awakens, recalls odd dances and a pale figure, and considers illness, corn medicine, and fear. After three weeks at home the pale subsides and Stephen feels better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginphes Hope
Hearts and faith fill First Church in large Newark crowd
The Newark Advertiser notes a crowded First Church service with a full house and many from city congregations attending. Evangelia Wriebt speaks as part of a broad religious gathering, urging repentance and reflection. The piece sketches church leadership roles at a local firm and mentions the stock exchange employee overseeing loans amid the day’s religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelia
Evary
Jose
Coriat
Jesus
Newark Advertiser
Hervey Ward
Basinesa
Pliny
Hele
Stock Exchange
King’s New Disease Cure Ad Misses Clarity
Fragmented ad text offers Dr King’s remedy with bold claims and a money back promise but remains incoherent. The copy references a Dr Kings New Dia and vague cures while admitting limited experience and potential refunds if not beneficial.
Local City Notes and Social Telegrams End of Week
A jumble of names and brief notices from the city section recounts social calls, illnesses, services, and events. References include Mr. Oregier of Pert svewne, Ton van Clerk Malopey, Miss Aone Barrie, Rev Pred J. Sisaley, and others attending church lectures, revival meetings, or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregier
Pert Svewne
Peter
Plusro-Puse Media Preme Ton van
West Berenth Street
Spest Sanday
Trenton
J. B. Propasce
East Street
Bonday
Orka Ortamas
Aone Barrie
BR. Hope
K . DeVol
Craig Place
Howe
Exre Loomis
Nel‘son
Ranyon
Willem N. Banyoo
A. Howmer
Charlie Hammer
Nelson JT. Hull
A. J. Moore
Melville Brows
New York
Charieg & Lewis
Evans Avenue
Augustus Wind
I Louise
Mr. Weston
Evangeliat Wright
First Preedyverian
Peterson
Edmund A. Rubdry
Waahington
Orgea
Chor
Clinton
Unclear Classified Notice From Fragmented OCR
Fragmented listings describe talks about a will details for a cemetery concert and market, advertisements for rooms for rent, property sales, and a note about an American man offering services or investments. Unreadable portions leave names, addresses, dates, and exact actions unclear.
Local notices and society items from a 19th century paper
A compilation of community briefs including lodge meetings in Trenton February 21 and 27, ladies circle activities at Mrs C J Taggart’s Willow Ave residence, library society plans and maps for renewed meetings, and various fundraising and charity events. Also mentions a sale, payroll disbursements by the Charity Aid Society, and a Wheelmen event at A B Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge Knnot of
Pytbin
Trenton
Peasion
King's Daughtare
Holy Croes
McaAlla
Oberst Society
Vincent Street
Wromlde
Aml Redac Jona
Eueni
Charly Aid Society
Ure
Soety-Foor
Bensfesties
As Fond
Diiyeg
Eid
Aid Sociery
A. B. Hall
Ea Ea
Halsey
New York
Straws Row How The Wind Blows At Borough Council
At the Borough Council meeting on Friday night Mayor Lans made remark to which Councilman Neal objected. Neal apologized for not agreeing with colleagues on a stated issue and retorted that Democrats favor a different idea while the mayor quickly apologized for the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boroaga
Lans
Neal
Wilson
Taritt Roe
Delionticl Aptzanoon Tea At Mrs Streaks Home
A very delightful tea was given by Miss Streak at her home on Saturday afternoon for guest Miss Brooka of New York. The decor was elegant with roses. attendees included Miss Glaus Miss Hatton of Baltimore and Miss Brooks. Ladies in the drawing room presided at the table. several young guests were present and the event lasted from one to seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Mise
Svence
Mise Brooka
New York
Miss Glaus
Miss Hatton
Fof
Baltimore
Miss Brooks
Mra Deniel Ginom
Cliford Whar Toe Jr
Mina Margaret Tracy
Mine
Marion Damont
Dead of Abe Ergiee on the Onetrain at Elizabeth
A completely damaged OCR fragment reports a dead man found upright on a railroad car near Elizabeth at 10:06. It notes the victim, about twenty, appeared crushed by a locomotive pilot. Engineer Albert Shedd could not tell who struck him. The body was taken to Elizabeth morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Albert Shedd
Lody
Elizabeth Mor
Untitled fragmentary health item with garbled text
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a health issue with unclear references to epidemics and cures, but the readable points are too fragmentary to identify people places or events. This item lacks concrete, traceable entities and a coherent narrative to summarize.
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Ee Ues
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Specao
J. C. Mitoevester and
Manchester
Kere
Abel
Heath
Aisa
Fat Atrey Reek
Ieee
Eytan
London
Exinie Schamee
Chas H. Mandot J
Eee
R. Mel
Watchung Wee
Soraegt
Nia
North Avenue
Noxto
Ae Pan
A Martin
Ache Pate
Oes
Caplan
Sam
Commer
Recone
S. Sharkey
Groomamoe
Cor, Third Street
Xaver Scharwenka
Miss Lavina L
Geo. W. Rockfellow
Park Avenue and
Fourth Street
Fark and North Avenues
Park Avenue
Curtis M. Thorpe
Loomis & Bice Lal Werdtvung
Chee RR Penton
Chnam P
Lehigh Coal
Ae Lumber
Mason Ty U
Aesis
Hillier & Go
Schwed Brothers
SvsrIo Mg. J
MacDonalds
Aden
the Val
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