Political Shakeups and Police Board Debate in New Jersey
The piece reports on state officers named including George B. Swain as State Treasurer and William Hancock as State Comptroller. It describes tension over police board discipline, public expectations for policing reforms, and criticism of the Music Hall management and its public image.
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Satin Dorset Banker for Tes Hoon
An obscured local note mentions Satin Dorset in connection with Tes Hoon and an attempted denial amid garbled phrases. The fragment references a Courier Excitor and a sourceless rumor about Giusent 8 Mantix, with unclear context and outcomes.
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Satin Dorset
TES Hoon
Plainfield Lodge to Elect Directors in Evening Meeting
War era notes a meeting at Trinity Reform Church Hall in Plainfield Lodge No. 441. New Jersey Building Loan Investment Co will vote directors for the coming year and announce a seventeen percent dividend. Night walk and services for veterans noted. workers' turnout listed with a social event at Walsh's.
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Ben Ook Agala
Malvellon Army
Feareey i
Wrights visit spurs large Plainfield prayer meeting
A Wright sermon at Plainfield drew a large crowd for prayers and a meeting after a lengthy hall gathering. He quoted Luke 14 18 and urged genuine Christian living over mere profession, criticizing self sufficiency and hypocrisy among attendees and locals alike.
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Dows
Wright Aldering Wright
Plainfeld
Geotleman
Llewelly
Wight
Wright
Maine
Qua Attractive Andowell Trex Book
A new title appears at Eazil's boot store entitled They met in Heaven by H Hep worth author of Hiram Gols Religion. The Fireside Club meetings are described and the life changes sought with Crist as guide. The tale follows Brent and his clashes with the press from Dutton & Gag New York.
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Bice Jeans Stage Promises Offbeat Musical Satire Scene
Tomorrow night at Music Ball, spwmk ambiance and hiss of vapor set the mood. The quirky cast includes the Belt and Spon figures as Baacom’s body moves toward the Bocas with circular Pprestated cues, while the rustic town ensemble and "Roarers" deliver the play’s famed lighthearted humor.
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Baacom
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Tineis
The Thors Social Clique Hosts Rosebuds Return
The Three Jays Club held a social at T. A. B. Hall for the Rosebuds in a village gathering. Attendees included Maggie, Levian, and several Jays, with notes of a midweek party at a local residence.
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Three Jays Club
Ovestos
T. A. B. Hall
Rosebuds
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Maggie
Beaac
Psemis
Wil
Jays
Levian
Women speaker praised at New England club lecture
Ming yorsts a lively performance noted for animation and wit drew applause at the New England Women's Club. Enthusiasm rose at the M. A. G. where women urged men to attend and hear her, with plans for another Thoreday lecture on February 8 at All Bouly Church.
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New England Women's Club
Pianist Scharwenka Delights Plainfield Audience
A recital by Scharwenka's guest pianist in Plainfield drew many admirers. Miss French, daughter of John French of West Front Street, made her public debut with strong reception and refined Liszt Polonaise. A grand reception followed at her West Front Street home attended by music lovers. The Plainfield Manual Training School opens its second term with a pension class for 11 to 14 year olds and a Saturday ladies’ work program. An evening on Japan by Rev. F. J. Stanley at Hope Chapel featured Kodaked lantern slides and a stereopticon show for the Christian Endeavor Society with illustrative Southern scenes.
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Missi
Plainfield Manual Training School
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Manuel Tralaln
Pont Daring
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Thendolare
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East Front Street
Jono Dalziel
F. J Stanley
Rockview Avenue
Japan
Hope Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society
Thomasville Gs
ReVISTING THEIR SEW OTFICERS WITH At the meeting
At the meeting of the U S 8 Club tonight members discussed officers and followed orders. Several members who had left the club reportedly returned and resume duties, while others who had abandoned membership were urged to reconsider.
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U.S
Odlers
Harel
Solem
Ren. L. Webster
Pres & Simer
The Monet of the United States and The Safety Valve pany
A damaged notice describes a book titled The Monet of the United States with safety valve references. It mentions Dr Ballasen of this city as a member and Maurice egal ne curresey from 1793 to 1893. The fragmentary text notes a solution and a valuation but remains unclear.
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Ballasen
la Maurice Egal
Curresey
Quees City Lodor Enjoys 4 Smoker Loan
Fragmented OCR text mentions Quees City Lodge and a smoker loan among unclear phrases. The readable parts imply an item involving a lodge, a smoker, and some assurances, but specifics and context are missing. No clear events, persons, organizations, dates, or locations are established.
Mrs Butler and her long service to Baptist women
From girlhood Mrs Butler was active in church and Sunday school work. She served twenty years as President of the Women’s Foreign Society of the First Baptist Church of Plainfield and held leadership roles in New Jersey and Boston missions boards. Her steadfast devotion and influence guided many in missionary work and church activity.
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Bostop
Woman’s Foren Missionary Seciety of
New Jersey
Personal notices from the city and region
A ragged note of personal items lists Miss Haitie A of West Front Street returning from Arkansas with cotton trade chatter about Peter Fry’s plantation. Jon T. Odam leaves for Bangor to supervise Central State Quarries. Z. F. Peesch to resign water service post April 1. Evangelist Wright to pass through Passaic and New York before work. Winding updates include Gardner visiting Peter Plym, Mrs Obl’s Bermuda trip, and a new school plan at W S Lanefer.
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Waat
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Custos
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