Local notices and events from a foggy eve in town
The fragmentary column lists a mix of community items. A street incident is noted with a fall from scaffolding near the Opera House in Cranford as snow dies. An executive meeting of the WTU is set for 4:30 at Taprende Ave. Reports from Camden delegates and forthcoming services at the Preachy Young Man are mentioned alongside calls to join a Saturday evening voyage and a city teams schedule.
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Americas
Evonferty
Davie le
Had & Store
Thomas Clagy
A. M. Griffee
Redford
Cranford Y
Snow
Gontord
WTU
Teyy
Iis
Ron Amie Tre
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Fom
Martie
Dunlap Tire
Hum
The
Crescent
Maine
Siotel
Elt
Crescent League Pennant Event At Crescent Base Ball Club
A Crescent League pennant evening drew about five hundred spectators as Benesth the stage displayed the title Champions of New Jersey 1892. The program included Union A G performers, Prof O Kiefe sword act, and Wilshere recitations, with a Citizens Band replacement for the absent quartet. An appealing repast followed at the club house and speculation grows about future Crescent League entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaous Crescent League
Harkinstons
Mruggie
New Jersey
Crescenta
Charles Reed
Frank Tenell
Union Athletic Club
Wi ¢Dam
O'Kiefe
Union A. G
Louis Teneill
Union A O
Bileee Ae
A. Oe
Okvown
Wrestiiog
AL Birch
Elmer P. Ransom
Extraorif
Pikaninles
Pendleton
Profesor
Prof. O'Kiefe
Union A. O
W. Wilshere
Westfield Standard
Loum Tonelli
Union A.1
Harry Brown
West Side A. C
New York
Prof
Wilshere
Red Men council honors Autonmo Tribe at Trenton session
Delegates Mague Pest Sechem BR EB Seamon Ely Odam Sechem Wil liam A Westphal and Clef of Records William Newcorn report from the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men at Trenton. Autonomo Tribe received the greatest honors, including a past Sachem and new Sechemship, as reported by Past Sachem Beaman.
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Mague
EB Seamon
Ely Odam
William A. Westphal
Clef
William Newcorn
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Trenton
Andrewix
Sachem
Beaman
Still at Muse Hall Draws Crowds Tonight
A steam fre attracted attention as it arrives for a night at Muse Hall. Spectators expect a quiet event, with the crowd gathering as evening deepens and the show unfolds.
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Muse Hall
Meeting to Protest New Jersey Race Track Bills
A rally organized by Bagot Gillert and Thoms aims to press for repeal of race track bills in New Jersey. If the Senate passes them, the meeting will urge veto support. if veto stands, the event shifts to celebration. Mayor Gilbert presides at Music Hall, free use offered, public urged to attend.
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Thoms
New Jersey
Ee Hall
Senate
Gilbert
Music Hall
Race track bills pass Senate over Governor Wert veto
Tauwros February 25 The race track bills have passed the Senate despite Governor Wert's veto. Senator Blakes Republican of Cumberland County made a strong appeal against it but failed. The final vote stood 11 to 9.
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Courier
Tauwros
Senate
Wert
Blakes
Cumberland County
Birthday Party Costume Prank Surprises Guests
A birthday event ended with a dramatic costume prank as about fifteen well dressed attendees entered in full parade fashion. The surprise included dancing and masked costumes led by Miss Fritz and Miss Maggie, with ten dancers in themed outfits including a Yellow Prince worn by Frank Blats.
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Miles
Fritz
Robert Clark
Maggie
Themeeclves
Prince
Frank Blats
Bound Brook Bride Receives Generous Gifts from Family
Mise Lizzi¢ Coddington wed Kenlda Bolmer on Thursday night amid family tributes. Her brother City Judge O Coddington of Pials gave a $400 check, while uncle John B. Coddington and aunt Miss S L Fisher sent $200 and $50 respectively. A parlor clock and other presents completed the celebration as the bride wore a crystal dress and carried six bouquets of white roses and lilies.
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Mise Lizzi¢ Coddington
Bound Brook
Mra
Kenlda Bolmer
giNa
O Coddington
Pials
John B. Coddington
L Fisher
W. A. Goda
W. Winans
Petermilk Drese
Crystal Abe
Einer
Funeral Notice for Mrs Joseph Vinck
Funeral details record a service for Mrs Joseph Vinck with hymns including Nothing but the Blood of Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee. The text notes winter lingering into spring and mentions pew furniture but is garbled and partial.
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Mra
Joseph Vinck
Jesus
Thetr
Fragmented 19th century notice list with local items
A scrambled OCR page lists various local notices and brief items. It mentions welfare rhetoric about convicts and placement, social commentary on charity, a court case involving Juba A. Whitenack and Ballentine, a bowling trophy result with Roselle Ossisos, railway order difficulties for Conlord, and a Carvassers board update in North Plainfield. Window display at Park Avenue, a Dutlars Reward Cor ememet, and other scattered local notes.
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Juba A. Whitenack
Ballentine
Roselle Ossisos
Reston
Eac
Dealera
Board of Carvassers of North
Plainfeld
Mli
Coera Pe
S Park Avenue
Mock
Eset Co
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Halle
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Allen &Lister
Rene
Peok's
Somerset Street
Edsall
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