Archaeologist Plans Display as Cabinets Prove Small
An archaeologist at the library arranges the display of valuable collections but finds the cabinets too small. He has been remodeling, cataloging artifacts from the Valentine, Inharmerdiete and Eotian periods, with plans to solicit funds and a curator to oversee the ethnology department and broaden the library’s offerings.
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Berm
Joe
Akull
Koatash
Mumid Huguert
Idione
Voleurs Library
Fontain
Howl
Mt Baud
Mec
Peantain
Errhdtelogics
Fragmentary Night Time Arrest on Park Avenue Bridge
Patrol officer hears cries near Park Avenue and finds a troubling scene involving a dusky woman and a man on the bridge. Annie Jackson is noted as a central figure with accusations of luring a younger man. The officer observes a tense disturbance and the case remains unresolved at that moment.
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Park Avenue
Josal
Lafar
Annie Jackson
Elale
Hakeda
Why Wagons Break Down On The Road
A historical note questions why wagons break down where accidents are common yet road conditions seem to be the root cause. It suggests overloads, rough tracks, and heavy loads exceed wagon design, though car tracks are blamed less than road quality. The piece hints at widespread mystery about vehicle performance in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliy
Chemily
Ofon
Ely
Cnino
Plainfield Board of Underwriters Elect Officers
The Plainfield board of underwriters held its annual meeting to elect officers for the coming years. President Pope, Vice President W. A. Woodroff, Secretary and Treasurer MoM. Dunham were chosen, with J. C. Pape, W. A. Wowiins, and L. G. Thinpsoe on the Finance Committee. The group also decided to adjust existing rates until spring when 1994 rates will take effect.
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Plainfield Tiverd of Underwrithes
Bell Inst
Mattos M. M. Hooham
Pope
W. A. Woodroff
Mom. Dunham
J.C Pape
W. A. Wowiins
L. G. Thinpsoe
Kwna
Local notices and community updates from Waltham Free Press
A compact summary of community happenings including a Masonic lodge reception, Zephyr Track Company moving venues, a reported fire alarm scare, church and youth group meetings, a retired businessman’s plans, plan for church dedication practices, upcoming club entertainments and lyceum events, band practice plans, local crime area concerns near Stony Hill, charity efforts by the Indian Society, Junior League performances, avenue maintenance and cemetery work, and Masonic Dove Encampment installation tonight.
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Ao Entertainment
Lyceum
Starel
Order of Hibertates
Nate Fipau
pMusicians
Methodist
Vincent Unepet
Mareses
Deste
Jelurson Avenue
Be Mary's
Midway Avenue
Meeker
Maetriet Deny Nien Aa Trons Eice Pi
Ostarrh Canpot de Carat Read in Local Applications
Fragmentary OCR text shows an unclear record likely from a local application list. It mentions names or items with partial phrases such as channels of writing and dates, but the readable material is insufficient to determine a clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
Death Relieved Her Mire Senjealie Harrison in Fire Tragedy
Mrs Harrison of Millington, Broome, burned while tending a stove. She rushed to save her children, fled outside naked, then collapsed. Neighbors covered her with a blanket. she died next day at Millington chapel. A man selling spectacles and a fraud case involving Dr Kipp in Newark are noted in nearby incidents.
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Harrison
Broome
Jamin Harries
Sik
Mrai Harrison
Harrikon
Ubing
Guy Conta
Dr. Kipp
Newark
Jackewand Ob
Jaindeld
Ase Collier
Anl
Collier
Kea
Saunders
Molander
J. Ven Ro
See Street
Peculiar accident at Frost Streets and Park Avenue
The child of Mrs. James MeQuaide of Sycamore Avenue narrowly escaped death near Front Street and Park Avenue when a cart door toppled and a wheel caused a near miss. The child, later found to be only lightly injured, was at J Lake's store before the incident.
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James
MeQuaide
Sycamore Avenue
Front Street
Part Avenue
Coachmen Cas Bowl A Well Contested Alley Game
A late night alley game unfolded between the Centers Bouqueteral Association team and the Lyceum aeration squad. Close scores dominated the first frame with no decisive edge until the Lyceum forwards, Forrester and Connore, led a late push. The contest showcased tight defense and uncertain shooting, with neither side securing a clear advantage through the opening period.
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Bqueteral Association
Lyceum Daniore
Forrester
Lyceums
Acimas
U'Connore Porriotel
Valaney
Iliegbos
Lyceum Bowlers Strize Four Wins In Tournament
The Lyceum bowlers edged Elizabeth to win a Journal tournament match that lasted over two hours. Regulars Kenney Kiley and Trainor were home, replaced by Howell Gallagher and Curran. Lyceum led 194 to 1304 after the opening frame and won the game amid sportsmanlike reaction.
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C. Y. ML
Elizabeth Laat
Plousers
Ame
Wna
Wight Veloes
Kenney
Kiley
Trainor
Howell
Gallagher
Curran
Lyceuma Marge
Af & Loin Galt
Iere
Lyceum
Thole Dan Roberts Beige Fart Rie Building Deal
A garbled notice reports a deal among Uncle Uap Boverta and J Ht McVey transferring a building on North Avenue to operate a restaurant. Papers are drawn for the transfer, with plans to clear the way for lighting and new staircase access. Mar will return to the old place after the sale.
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Thole Dan Roberts
Uap
Boverta Bod
J. Ht
McVey
North Avenue
Mi Weed
Giie Engine Company Deliberates Supplies and Repairs
The Giie Engine Company holds a regular meeting to conduct routine business and discuss appointments and paraphernalia for the new house. They consider increasing apparel purchases, opting for all new rubber boots to fit the crew, funded by company land and benefiting the workers.
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Gi Ie
Wab
Inducement to arrest cruel drivers questioned
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes insufficient inducement to arrest cruel drivers. Breaches of the law occur on street corners with drivers away or drinking. An incident on Ka Frout street left a horse wandering until found. Police are urged to act. fines may not cover expenses.
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Society For
Oir
Butches Tools Sold Cheap Era of Mortgage Change
A fragmented notice describes a butcher tool sale linked to Henry Rupert, a former partner, with items priced around $200 though total value cited as $508. The text mentions business changes, a jeweler J. Van Eps leasing space, and a move to a larger store across Mark Avenue, with relocation planned around April and a street-side shift on W Fifth near Park.
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Mattox Unis
Henry Rupert
I Eae
Somexge
Ria Bock
J. van Eps
Mark Avenue
Hee
Henry Eggerdi
Galeb Dickinson
Pinffeld
Fifth Street
Abe
Tt Will Cost You Washing And May Do You Good
Fragmentary note promises tea free at LW Biore No 21 WoodProat Street. Mentions cough remedy and washing costs. Details are unclear and partially unreadable.
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LW Biore
WoodProat Street
Bent in coupons promptly copies of the cear may be work
Bent in coupons promptly copies of the cear may be work at the Courier.
Local notes and Society Headlines Drag Through Busy City
The column records a flood of names and short items from a busy city scene. It notes candidacy chatter, a wedding tour, medical operations, travel to Perth Amboy, various social calls, a letter carrier situation, and planned home building on Fairview Avenue. It mentions several residents and visitors, court and club encounters, and upcoming occupancy of new houses by mid summer.
Foreclosure action and local property updates in town
Judge Coddington orders mortgage sale for January 10 on a Second Street property owned by J. Miles. Piniafield Club to discuss further events and elections at next meeting. Hoeyamen’s tour to Southern Florida set for February 14 to February 28. White fur store fire damage reported with insurance adjustment. Bownd Brook seeks to buy a ten organ for congressional club. Three new Clinton Avenue houses under construction by local builders. Noah Avenue building owned by Charles Hebring being painted in yellow and dark green.
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Cm A. Coddington
J. Miles
Second Street
Pa Mortgages
J. Dimon
Oresemnt
Piniafield de Cldb
Hoeyamen
Ture Ia
Florida
Pebromry
Lite
North Aveout
Uv International Fur Store
Bownd Brook
Clinton Avenue
Eyons
Thomas
William Bohl
Beaman Wills
Noah Avenue
Charles Hebring
Uri A Maret wins suit in Blaabeth case at county court
Yesterday Uri A. Maret won a regular field in Blaabeth contest. He first prevailed in the suit involving Strobel ve, BR. Pope J and J. W. Barisan, administrator of the Jod Male estate, appearing for the latter. He then pursued a claim against City National Hank in a separate action, obtaining from Judge Va Hyckte an order to sell a property and an order sending Lawrence Wallace to the county jail.
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Uri A. Maret
Blaabeth
Strobel Ve
BR. Pope J
J. W. Barisan
Hank
Va Hyckte
Lawrence Wallace
Ted Bean
Ecoonty
Joint Installation Ceremony Planned for Post and Corps
The meeting of Mrs. More, Mrs. MeVoy, and Mrs. Stermiag with Bethel Reese and others agreed on a Joint Installation Ceremony for the Post and Corps to be held January 9, followed by a social collation.
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Winteldet
Tian
Bethel Reese
Santor
Vive Stevens
View Westphal
Cmeer
MeVoy
Mes. Anglewan
More
Stermiag
Case Strobel vs Male Estate Reaches Verdict at Elizabet
The claim Strobel seignee against the Male estate was tried yesterday in Elizabet and the jury found for the defendant. A receipt dated earlier, not among Mr. Marie’s papers, was presented by a former wearer of the labor before the assignment and, as the plain Uf coll did not sufficiently explain the receipt, settled the matter. Attorneys were C. A March for the administrators and C. A Reed for the claimant.
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Strobel
Elizabet
Edefendens
Dati
Maiele
Mareh
Ioe Pamignee
Trial report on alleged self defense in New Brunswick case
Fragmentary account describes a trial of William in a roe place case in Rous Brook. Evidence suggests self defense. Colonel Bulor of New Brunswick, once an employer, notes Williams’s character. Williams was captured months ago in Fredericksburg, Maryland and brought back to face charges.
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Willame
Rous Brook
Egie
Bulor
New Brunswick
Williama
Unclear OCR fragment reports arson arrest at homestead
Fragmentary text mentions an arrest related to a burned homestead and names like Mattox and Fran DuMiage, with unclear locations and dates. The readable elements indicate a crime report involving arson and an employer, but details are incomplete.
Bound Brook Horse Thieves Seize Valuable Rig
A horse thief stole a sable owned by Mr Van Doren, a Bound Brook horse dealer, last night. The buggy with pole, bills, slugie and double wagon were taken. The theft was discovered about 4:30 this morning and authorities issued telegrams to intercept the man.
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van Doren
Bound Brook
Arrest Report Notes Non‑support Case In Elizabeth
Police in Elizabeth arrest Al Snedeker on a non support charge tied to his wife. The report highlights that about fifty or more people at the Courier office commented on the incident and expressed concern, with limited readable details available.
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al. Snedeker
Elizabeth
Tus
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Cheiat
Beojamin W. Lend
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John M. Helilehd
Charlie Dodd
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Dent
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Front St
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Loomis & Hbice
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Lehigh Coal
Masos
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Tropolitan Stables
A. N. Dunster & Son, Proprietors
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