Last Meeting of Board of Education in 1893 in Suliman Building
The Board of Education held its final meeting of 1893 in the Suliman building. Miss Heasie Jotmeon resigned from Franklin school and Miss Verrie B. Steynolds was appointed to her post at $500 yearly. Probasco elected president. Finch named secretary. Ventilation issues at the Washington Street school were discussed, with calls for better air flow and upcoming action by the committee. The green house sale on the Wadeworth property noted, and plans for printing annual reports were adopted. The session adjourned to February 5, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Suliman
le. Protiesco
Heasie Jotmeon
Pranklis
Kerthy
Verrie B. Steynolds
Pew Board
Finch
Loonsary
Ap Indie
Probasco
Probesco
Isidle
Giy
Eliieh
Lowbsbury
wuMexing
Toorner
Gece
Eyaten
Uremaler
Maxson
Sen
Copien
Nevion
Colombia wheel prices and eye care visit noted
An article notes that most Colombia wheels will cost 125 dollars this year and describes removable sprocket wheels and brakes. It mentions eye strain cases and a local eye specialist visit by Leech Styles Co with a consultant to arrive Thursdays, plus a trial of Anthony Strabel at Job Male estate and court lawyers Reed and Merb involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Messis
Leech, Styles & Co
Anthony Strabel
Shoepmaker
Charles A. Reed
C. A. Merb
Turaaet Dance Party in New York Social Row
A lavish supper and dance hosted by Miss Lowe featured a long list of attendees from Philadelphia and New York. The event operated in fine style with Sherry of New York serving courses, and the gathering included numerous Misses and Messrs with names from Stewart to Huntington and Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
New York
Mies Stewart
Missea Reinhart
War Jog
Misa Carrie Vail
Mim Taylor
Mine Lockwood
Philadelphia
Mime Cories
Mimea
Miss Cox
Mies van
World’s Fair Photographed Series for Courier Readers
The Courier announces a Monday start to a series of illustrated works showing the Chicago World’s Fair belt. Part two will follow. samples and complete deliveries are arranged through the Courier office. The complete company is printed on page 1 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Chicago
Sunavenir
Eery
Courier
Oles Direct
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The Msinteld Bicycle Club reports a routine meeting with ordinary business transacted. The December report from Pree Public Library notes 12 129 total books on hand, 2968 visitors, and 2032 circulations, with eight of twelve new books added in November. The Mystic Shriues festival is set for June 15 at Madison Square Garden with masons of high rank in attendance. The Reform Gray installation is planned for Reform Hall tomorrow night. The Newark court case A Tippin v Miggwa proceeds, with Frack Bradner representing the plaintiff and George LeMeze as counsel. Gremt to be the defendant's counterpart. Central Railroad stops baggage transfers. H & Woebl of Bomersetstown are cited for painting their house. A mountain dog sighting caused general consternation in Harvagh yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtera Beauty
Pree Public Library
Dace
Mystic Shriues
Matison Square Garden
Jean
A & Tippin
Newark
Michael Miggwa
Thie City
Kurt
Blaaben Frigay
Frack Bradner
George leMeze
Central Railroad Company
TTWALL BE A PERMANENT INSTITUT
A historic note outlines a permanent institute with a council including former city officials and church and charitable groups. Regular monthly meetings, annual October rallies, and special sessions are planned. The council governs district representation and executive actions between sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofido
Plainfield
North Plainfield
Alma Committee
Commeos Council
Geleguic
Tach Church and Charitable Society
Lamnaart al Bual
Epeeral
iMOCERS ORGANIZE FOR MUTUAL PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
About twenty members of the Retail Grocers Association met at the Hoard of Trade with Jamee Patton and figures from Paterson and New Brunswick. The group discussed mutual protection and noted over $30,000 in insured business written. Delegates were named for the upcoming Thirteenth Semi-Annual Convention. A prior election selected J. Pred Mae! as President, J. A. Stith as Vice President, Ho W. Herves as Secretary, and W. Dunn as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocers Association
Jamee Patton
Genes G. Gibson
Paterson
Mr. Gren
New Brunswick
Merchain Mutual Fire
Tnsurancea
Inea
Iim
U. i Veterania
Uw Dain
Edjpartment
J. Pred Mae
J. A. Stith
Ho W. Herves
W. Dunn
Loomis and Rice Sell Timber and Coal Business
The Loomis and Rice firm on Watchung Avenue has sold its coal and timber trade to Curtle M. Thorpe. Mr. Thorpe announced the move in another column. Clarence J. Rice will remain in the office to manage Loom & Rice and welcome customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Watchung Avenue
Curtle M. Thorpe
Bin
Nivea On
We Coal
Lamber
Qualii
2. T. Taird
Clarence J Rice
Loom & Rice
Jersey City Chief Engineer Malford Read Succumbs to Heart Disease
Chief Engineer J. W. Mulford of the Jersey City office collapsed in the afternoon from a sudden heart disease. The Marty team plans to hold a series of services this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mulford
Jersey Pa Aa
Jersey City
Mulford
Malpara
Marty
Den Gt Cone or A matin at teen sat a den Gt Cone
A garbled OCR segment mentions a money value by the loom muslin toll yard and a low price per yard amid weaving terms. It references a court case about a stone throwing by a small boy and notes work expected to resume with various unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanEmburg & Son
Avery
Nto
Masic Hall
Goring
Qesent
Last Winkey Deceased and Mutter Mourns Quietly
In the home of devoted church friends, the late Mr. Winkey is mourned as preparations to honor his stated last wishes proceed. The pastor arranged a surprise presentation designed to spare the mother’s feelings, but her nerves could not endure the uncovering ceremony and she broke down as plans were readied in the church. The ceremony, carefully followed, reflected the deceased’s final requests and the assistance of his closest associates.
Masonic Lodge Ceremony With New Chaplain Installed
The text describes a Lodge ceremony with regular formality, approval of the Lodge, and conclusion with a religious service by the new Chaplain. Officers were installed and the order reaffirmed, noting the continuation of traditions and rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arde
F. Buckle
Tiler
Casper Bolstein
Marshall Tirieh
Arenes
Personal notices and local appointments in Seeasd area
Freeholder Andrew Vanilerpeek confined to ties with illness. Thad Doane leaves Ioane and Edeal store to join Clare Perry Co. Baltimore as commercial traveler. Borough election shifts to Hoard of Education. Mrs. N Trimble donates city library volumes for jail use. Mrs Elizabeth Powell Bond to speak at New York Leagues of Unitarian and Christian Women meeting in All Souls Church. Plainfield residents invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Vaniler-peek
Seeasd Place
Thad Doane
Ioane
Edeal
Clare, Perry & Co
Baltimore
Leania
Orihe Hoard
Hi Peat
Lythe Board
Distret Caren Depalp Becinas Bowman
Ater
Eli
Eilzabeth Powell Bond
A. M. Powell
Dean St Bwarthmore Oollags
New York
Leagues of Unitarian
Oees Christian Women
All Souls” Church
Fourth Stenve
Twentieth Street
Plainfield
King’s New Discovery Ends Cold Troubles at West Frostcrest
A fragment notes a product called King’s New Discovery advertised at 11 West Frostcrest promising relief from colds. The snippet suggests a free offer or costless trial related to Bowry The Th, with garbled text implying a promotional gimmick. The readable items indicate a local ad for a remedy and store location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frostcrest
King
Fragmentary court notes hint at bribery and trials
The fragmentary OCR suggests a judge involved in a bribery case with mentions of a current court term described as very busy and a list of numerous defendants. The legible text hints at imprisonment and judicial proceedings but is incomplete and unclear.
Local notices recount social events and community updates
The fragment details community life with baptist church Bible reading, New Year gatherings, sick residents, entertainments, and municipal notes. It mentions Miss Louise Shepherd, Mrs. Andrew Cox, Teaac Serimer, and Madame Iza Lene, plus choreographed dances, a postponed masquerade, and city clerk office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. V. Creater
Park Avence
Louise S Hepherd
New York
Rk Avenue Baptist
Ny Wight
Mise Mar. Mites
Somerset Street
T Ape
Eeason
Irwen Brook Road
Robert Lockey
Westerre't Ave
Calobrsia
Charles Hall
Reynold
Pishkiil
Bla
William Sebring
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Seer of
Adjvaris
Pruhanes
Washington Chon
Teppenaiss
Daldies
Next Saturdays
Mary Ceci
Hay
Souvanir
Fey Mae
Msinteld Bicycle Club
Bigin
Tut
Rolume Busi Oc
Woebl
Bomerset Strom
Harvagh
Uitlog
Rich Sell
Terie Laese
Cmtey Engineer
Malford Read
Poms
Wes
Wanone Matallaton
Prnle
Personalia
Bowry the
Judge Vabeyceel Amaze Tee Lindt
Managh Rien
Vue
Sores
Mra Harton
Curtis M. Thorpe
Svoemmene
Loomis & Rice
Bane Romane Romendes
Lehigh
Park and ‘North Avenues
Pocrrs ‘Raaen
GEO
W. Rockfellow
E Grocer
W. H. Brokaw
CARPE
Builber
Pipmerend, N. J
Ace
Auption Sale
Nougahold Goots
Tweeday
BE Fifth Street
Nintene
Linibacia
Peck
Linalani
Hillier & CO
Howard A. Pope
Somerset
Shee
Pearson
Shy Foon
Haggerts
Fumes Oriental Momauem
Banat
Ohmetel
Fritz
San Make Prakoy
MacDonalds
Bayery
Metrepolitaw
A. N. Dunster & Son
Cae
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