Famous Clockmaker Francis Dartele Dies in City
Francis Bartels born in Thiedenberg Germany in 1824 moved to the United States about forty years ago. He started clock making in 1856 at Broad Way and Duane Street New York and later partnered as Craft and Barrels soap makers on Seventeenth Street. He died in 1870, leaving a noted variety of handmade clocks with brass and steel components.
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Social events and society notices from Washington Park
Miss May Raytor hosts a tea for friends with four decorated tables and satin favors. Guests include Florence Huntington and Annie Murphy among others. Minnie Wilson plans a dinner February 17 while Cortes sisters host a reception February 15. Plans for Melopala concert February 23 and extra rehearsals. An At Home event is set for February 25 at 87 Bycamore Ave. A leap year dance is lined up at Bicycle Club Howse on February 22 in colonial dress. Mr Clarence W Bowen and Roxana Wentworth return from Chicago wedding trip and receive a Brooklyn reception.
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Marton Dumont
Mabel van Deventer
Mins May Sandford
Edith Taylor
Minnie Wilson
Hanora Underderwood
Helen Warman
Etella Place
Minnie Hrooka
Mim
Greenbrook Row
Mia Corttes
Misa Cortes
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Benjamin A. Hegeman
Bycamore Avenue
Bicycle Club
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Roxana A. Wentworth
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Bessie Bowen
To-Might's Bowlers Handicap Tournament Schedule
The Greatest League alleys host a handicap event with matches including Schulte vs Hallock Schultz vs Teel Schultz vs Keller Hallock vs Woolston Hallock vs Brett Teel vs Keller Teel vs Brett Keller vs Woolston Woodstoun vs Codington Brett vs Codington Reed vs Codington Reed vs Moore Plaizield Knights to Visit Trenton Sir Knight Capt J a eateas Liegtenant M Turton and Herald Jacob Blimm of Daviaion No 14 U R of P attend Regimental Board meeting in Trenton on Taos iy ems.
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Citizens League to Mobilize Clergy for Trenton Hearings
Elizabeth leaders announce a targeted drive to oppose race track bills by rallying a large delegation from every school and church in the state. Planned testimony before the New Jersey House committee on the revision of laws is set for February 16 in Trenton. Clergy from Plainfield and colleges like Princeton Rutgers and Seton Hall pledges support.
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Speaker Bergen's Governor Bid Rumored in Assembly Disclosures
A local report alleges James J. Bergen, Speaker of the Assembly, contemplates a Democratic gubernatorial run. The piece cites covert discussions among close allies and hints at political strategy within Somerset county. Henry E. Dixey is highlighted for his prominence in theater as a noted performer.
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Cumberland couple wed in stylish ceremony with high society guests
Miss Sue Weber served as maid of honor in the Cumberland wedding of Corecriady ice SAR 7 mah W. i McKnig. The bride wore a white gown with V neck and carried lilies and roses. A large reception followed and the couple departed for the South honeymoon, planning to reside in the city.
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George PF. Gebhardt
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Prerik Sharpless
Walter Sharpless
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L. ¥. Clark
H. Fraser Robinson
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J.D. McIntyre
Philadelphia
Joseph P.sprigg
Robert Sliaven
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First Street Balt War and Civic Committees
Plainfield notes center on sewerage plans brought by promoter A. Flaig and his claims from Atlanta City sewers. The piece also covers the City Republican Executive Committee under Phiney Fink and J. B. Coward, and Somerset County Freeholders approving bills totaling 2,625.86 with a year’s expenses of 53,423.74. The board adjourned to March 8.
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Press items spark political friction and a newsroom fire scare
Wire dispatches reveal sharp criticism of Governor Abbett in New Jersey politics, alongside editorials about party splits and newspaper loyalties. A Park Avenue incident at Boles Runyon Co. reveals a near fire due to overheated furnaces and steam leaks, prompting a safety check and repairs.
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