Vee Sext Paragrapha At North Painfield Meeting
Disjointed local notes describe a meeting at North Painfield about a will not being held and a company showing furnishings. Reports mention several wrongs. The piece includes a violent incident at Faley house on Fork Avenue and a doctor’s stitching. A morning odor of smoke triggers investigative tours and a theater scene with Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Warris
North Painfield
le Scommiter
Jacob Fiehle
Faley House
Fork Avenue
Dr. Long
Kiely
Oliver
Horace
Society of Theory
Peemi
Uaterer McVey
Lake Findows
Jamice Nash
Con Villas Veteriuy
W. J Everson
Frank Hotlenbenk
J Dealer
Nonb Avenue
Mh Aver
Bath
Per
Wiltiaan
Moffett
Netherwood
Warrahleid
Hollenbeck
Boana
I Maitex
Pearson
Dhouvery
Wesfield
Dr Ripgry
Mbont Ararat
Club to Hold Event at Great Rink and Lease Extension Planned
The Board of Trustees was instructed to act on the matter immediately. An offer from Charlis Ais Fland to use the Great Rink for a league event on February 24 was accepted, with a "fagkot" evening program promised. After the president’s directive, the club will lease the hall for another year and a vote of thanks was given to committee members for their hard work. A plan to have a Board of Governors manage league affairs was proposed for adoption at the next meeting.
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Ula
Board of Trusters
Charlis Ais Fland
Chub
Leggett
Jenmary G
Long Civil Suit Verdict Sheds Light on Damages
The case Hutter against Bock concluded with a verdict for $15.94 in favor of the plaintiff after years of delays. The dispute centered on a payment dispute and damaged goods, with recalls of remittance and claims of losses tied to bottles, stoppers, and charges.
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Hutter
Bock
Jusee
Neal
Gregory Zependey
Beck
Wallace Arrested In Fire Incident At Fenwood
On February 10, Mrs John Marsh’s barn burned and Wallace was questioned as the cause. A neighbor saw Wallace near the blaze and, after a tense exchange, a deputy traced circumstantial clues leading to his arrest for investigation of the suspicious fire. Local residents recall his hard work and deny prior suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watues
Fenwood
Ervon
John Marsh
Wallace
Berning
Bonday
Wal
Johnson
Uben Keran
Circamaiances
Keran
Plainfield Camerists Visit Newark Tour of the League
Regular Sew Jerecy Difrion of the League of Alana Pager was held in Newark. Thirteen men formed a Camera Club business meeting and re elected President Son Florend Gerfoll. The League plans a three stage journey through the state starting from the city. Professor F. Smith performed a recital during adjournment at Newarkigh venues.
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Jerecy Difrion
League of Alana
Newark
Dalgaine
Clab
Florend Gerfoll Wenawohe
Newarkigh
F. Smith
Neuering
Trey Spirited Kin Away From Him in Rome Surprise
A surprise party for Edward Young of Florida on South Avenue ended with his kin spirited away from home by John Case Thomas Reed and others from West Third Street. The group gathered at Mr McInnis home and moved in a body to the party. The host returned to Florida soon after, while about forty guests danced and played games until refreshments at 1 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Florian
South Avenue
John Case
Thomas Reed
Booniedes
McInnis
West Third Street
Train Glitch Delays Two New York Lines
A morning disruption near Netherwood halted a 7.26 passenger train after an engine failure. The following 1.30 service was delayed by fog, with passengers walking to transfer and repairs delaying its continuation. Some lines paused operations and resumed later after a damaged engine was fixed.
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Amy
Osetra Nativos
New York
Sua
Netherwood
Wes
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a local public sale notice with scattered phrases about people in attendance and official timing, but the text is incomplete and hard to interpret. The readable parts reference a sale action and local officials.
Henry Van Liew and Chorus Open Domestic Life Play
A local entertainment closed with a play titled Toe How, presented as a grand work. Willing Henry Smith directed the occasion, featuring Henry Van Liew and the chorus with a chorus by air bowing the seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Liew
Toe Howe
Henry Smith
New York Institute to Host Attic Rooms Exhibit
A partially readable item notes the New York Institute for Arist Artisans will host an informal re‑shop and exhibition of attic rooms at 140 West Twenty after noon and evening. The fragment mentions a lab removal by P. T and an anniversary event for the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubaries P. T
Rockfellow
New York Institute For Arist
Mystery Map Sheds Light on Dupertenn Terms Regeneration
A fragment hints at a single key map guiding the regent process. It mentions terms and a method for adjusting governance, suggesting a focused blueprinted plan amid broader political discourse. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Reading mutate rooms in sew house and Suremit A Terms
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to room arrangements in a sewing house and a mention of terms labeled A-Terms. No clear event, persons, or organization are identified. Further readable text required for a concrete card.
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Marshal Pangtorn
B. A. Rolee
Grove Street
Uouried Reick
Dunellen
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Plainfield Camerists
Beware
Trey
Kin
Rome
Gesoline
Comte Aibioat
Cireamatanes
Dupertenn
Reese
Stearn's Bielwelss Cream
Crescent Bink
Opei
Ating
Mand Wight
Cornier Iraies
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