Tomorrow’s sentence day in Union County Court
This OCR text lists diverse local items from a New Jersey area including court date notes, political delays, signings, sermons, events, meetings, and business notices. It mentions O Neill signing with Westfield, A G Nicholson preaching, Keystone William at Maine Hall, and various public notices from Somerville to Newark, with health, policing, and social events woven through.
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Union County
New Jersey State Senate
Westfield
O'Neill
A. G. Nicholson
Vanderbock's
Keystone William
Maine Hall
Washington
Central New Jersey
Weat End Elat
Somerville
Strike of 1,000 carpenters widens Downey contracts
In New York on February 19 the strike spreads as about 350 more men are called from the New Netherlands Hotel on Fifty ninth Street and Fifth Avenue and the Waldorf Hotel. The total on strike reaches 1,000 as opposition to contractor Downey grows. Also noted are social events and a legal credential achieved by Charles L. Moffett and Marty Rinyon who passed an examination to practice law in Trenton.
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Bayalet
Hey. Vir Lewin
Ari Ye
YM. OC
First Baptist
Chareh
J. G. Adie
Wren Vo
New York
Downey
New Netherlands
Streeet
Fifth Avenue
Hotel Waldorf
Downy
Marion & Weed
Sololst
Richart Hoffman
Philharmonie
Free Lance Club
Emily Sehnedy
Patnam Avenue
Laat
Katbergh Yates
Annie Murphy
Johan P. Munn
Clarence Murphy
Charles L. Moffett
Marty
Rinyon
Supreme Court
Trenton
Training of the Memory by Rev Hurlbute at Y M C A
Rev J L Hurlbute gave a talk at the Y M C A rooms on Training of the Memory. He outlined seven laws including selection and regularity, stressing learning to forget as well as remember and advocating daily practice and clear attention to meaningful ideas. The address covered memory feats, reading practice, and the value of repetition and focused sense in memory training.
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de. J. L. Hurlbot
Hiawatha
Ajay
le Micman
Hurtbat
Plainfield Delegation Delights State After Trenton Demo
An Elizabeth Journal editorial lauds the Plainfield delegation for a large, spontaneous turnout at a Trenton demonstration last Tuesday. It notes Plainfield’s exceptional showing for a city of its size not adjacent to home race and praises Craig A. Marsh for his strong arguments. The piece asserts the state’s plan aligns with Plainfield’s progress and influence.
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Elizabeth Journaleave
Plainfield
Trenton
Craig A. Marsh
Street Sprinkling Firm Change In City Holdings
Phineas M. French transfers control of street sprinkling business south of the railroad to new owner effective April 1. John J. Sch occupies West Sixth Street property and plans to aid the project with Water Supply Company water. Borough Council will meet tonight at eight. The North Plainfield Republican primaries are held tonight at the school. Jobe P. Stelle sells West Sixth Street livery stable to New York interests. building to be torn down. future use of stock unknown.
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Phineas M. French
Thin City
West Hixth
John J. Sch
North Plainfeld
Jobe P. Stelle
West Sixth Street
Lveryman
New York
Bralle
Mesopola Concert at Casino Features Noted Soloists
Mme Hissvelt and Rener Gelanei present a Mesopola concert at the Casino on Tuesday evening February 14. Soloists include Mme Lillian Blacvelt and Sigour Antonio Galassi with Miss Jessie M. Auer and Emile Levy as accompanists. The program includes works by Risemning, Meyer-Helmund, Rubenstein Trio, and pieces arranged by L and Dromier among others. The performance, titled Incidental Slo, features Madame Lilian Bisawott and selections by Eugene Viel with accompaniment by Adolph Haridegen and Gottfried Wand Stephens.
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Mme
Hissvelt
Rener Gelanei
Belsiete
Casino
Pebrasky 14
Lillian Blacvelt
Sigour
Antonio Galassi
Jessie M. Auer
Emile Levy
Vast i. ' Daher Rissemning
Beronnde Meyer
Helmund
Rimer
B. Raumgon
Jubinatein
Rubinetein
Wheekeller
Adolph Haridegen
Wynken
Drynken
Nod
Ethelbert Nevin
Mine
Lilian Bisawott
Eugene Viel
Wagner
Antonio Salat
Calcutt, Warde
Bamand Waller
Tn Galdes Lewes
God
Elijah
Mendelmother
Rubenstein
Feta
Otto Schill
Adolph Harwegen
W. Wand Stephens
Captain Caret After All
A Courier report on a Police Board meeting misnamed Captain of Police Tunis Carey. The error arose from Connellman Marek, Police Committee chair, naming Carey instead of Grant. Editor of the Courier had no excuse, while Marsh attributed the misstatement to a natural, excusable error.
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Courier
Police Board
Tunis J. Carey
Connellman Marek
Police Committee
Carey
Grant
The
Marsh
Common Council
Uae
Tos Informa
Police Committees
Elizabeth Athletic Club wins Amateur Bowling title at Mackensack
Elizabeth Athletic Club bowled to victory over Oriental Club by fourteen pins 1535 to 1521 securing the Amateur Bowling Union Association championship with twelve wins and one loss. Doane led the Crescent League with 184. Arnold posted a 110. Local disruption followed with a barn fire at Rabway.
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Elizabeth Athletic Club
Amateur Bowling Union Association
Mackensack
Oritanl
Elizabeth
Palmas
Jersey City
Elizabeth's
New Jersey
Doane
Aras Lew
Crescent League
Nat Evening
Arnold
McOre
Retired Chief Connil Carlin leads New Jersey dues tally
Secretary Bassett reports totals from the retirement victory fund showing $8,662. Since then $610,913.73 has been collected and $7,102.54 paid out. The secretary notes February 13 membership data and upcoming officer elections with President Charles L Burdett and others announced. A show wagon advertising Ten Nights In a Bar Room is described with decor by William W Slaw, and plans for a Spring season featuring trained animals. John B Watt and Lawrence eel nara are business managers for the production set to appear February 25.
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Bassett
Orey Dae Wapey
Oenceans
Obie
Iheorga
Charles L Burdett
Hart‘Conn
Firat Eet
Baton
Pranamte
W . A Srometey
Eine Fmoeting
Ing
Washington, DC
William T. Hefin
William W. Slaw
Brooklyn
Ross Doohegr
Washington
Delaware
Stein
Paternon
Fiona
Bes
John B. Watt
Lawrence Eel Nara
RAGAWS LAST LECTURE IN MANIC HALL PROFILES
Ragan course last evening drew a large audience at Manic Hall with the lecture The last lecture in the Ragan course described as Mexwo Our Aztec Neighbor. Pictures shown were praised for excellence and the lecturer’s graphic style, historical accuracy, and vivid prose. The management believes locals who missed it may see him next season. Horace Johnson predicts a major winter storm from the 27th to the 2d of March, likely a blizzard. The Reading Railroad plans large pow der mills along Spring Brook Moosic Mountains to manufacture powder for use in galleries under the new deal.
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Manic Hall
Ragan
Mannfield
Reading
Maks
Reatling Railroad Company
Epring Brook
Moosic Mountains
Jersey Central Agligood
Powier
Railroad mileage and extensions summary for year
The report notes total railway lines and track increases, with regional splits east and west of Pittsburg and Erie. It cites specific line gains by Pittsburg Youngstown and Ash ta, Haak's Spur, and miscellaneous extensions, totaling 7,845.79 miles of railway and 13,674.62 miles of track, plus 324 miles of canoes and ferries, reflecting yearly increases of 102.11 miles of railway and 374.64 miles of track.
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Pitsburg
Erie
Pillaburg
Pittsburg, Youngstown and
Ashta
Haak
Pittaburg
Erle
Crescenta Triumphs In Amateur Bowling League Match
The Crescenta team defeated Plainfield in the final game of the Bowling Union, with Van Winkle contributing a notable high score. Separately, the Grand Lodge of New Jersey Knights of Pythias reported receipts of 8625,22 and expenses of 5223,33 for the year, leaving 1398,80 on hand.
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League
Westfield
Crescenta
Plainfield
van Winkle
Grand Rot
New Jersey
Keights of Pything
Eeesere
How Fires May Origin In Cincinnati Sparrows Observed
A Cincinnati observer noted a new origin of fire involving English sparrows. He found considerable debris and rubbish under a building rafters, with stray embers and a stop-ladder nearby. At Crescent rink, a 6 15 evening program features athletic events including a fifty-yard dash and potato race.
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Cincinnataan
Crescent Rink
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Crit League
W. White
Michiel Gill
North Avenge
White
W.E Brock
Mainfield
R. Gorton
J City
Sewark
Totag
Senate
Milburn
Jett Milbury
Wetumpka Conmantery
Wetumpka Tenlge
Music Hall
Tuewlay
Sevice
Adhubawion
Wyckel & Wulick
Wolf
Arties Artivana
Uione
Cluckering Mall
Women's
Chelatian ‘Temperance Union
Summit Yestenlay
Laura UL. Vanhese
Helen V. Nicoll
Ida ©. Taylor
Ewmark Shapter
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Smith
South Elizabeth
George Mehl
Standard Carpet
West Second Street
Carpenters OF Strike
Wales
Downey's
Elacmal
William Burnst
City Hotel
Y. MC
Plainield
Bew Street Sprinkling Firm
L. &. Dromier
Lilian Bawvelt
Captain Caret
Mr. Marsh
ITE
Filsabeth Athletic Club
Mra Neal
Mra Jobo Neal
Boston
Regennis
Connil G. Carlin
Jterney Dicuims
Ragaws
Euces
Uorace Johnson
Atom
Institute of
Talon County Board of Agriculure
Etta Hall
Westfeld
Dennis Long
Union
C. B
Caldwell
F. Holcom
Mt Alry
Henterdon County
Joseph Are
William R Wart
K Williams
Mont Ib
Halwead
Gideon Iiton
Ladion
Cranford
W. Be
Ashlatis Bperte
Erst
MBA Nine Rms
Teegges
Sass
Grend
Deeneal
N. B
General Indiniasion
Night
Colin Sai
POLO
Eharp
John HL Sayres
East Papwr Stater
Waseem
Randolph
L W
J. T, Vail
Norte Avenue
Peck
Xorge Pleetings
Damrosch Symphony
Central Phirmacy
North Playfield
North Plainfield
Echour House
Somerset Street
Borough Scavenger Co
Noma
Harrison &t_ North
Laing’s Hotel
Vv. L. Frazee
Groceries
West Front Street
Collier
Opticians
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