Gothic Church Interior Described With Medieval Detail
A detailed account describes a Gothic church interior featuring twelve sides and circular pillars supporting an elevated choir, with oak interior fittings and quiet color decor. It notes exterior stone from Martayville quarry, terra cotta patterns, and a notable stained glass and sliding door section connecting the chapel to a social room. a landscape painting of the Moqui Indians by a colonel is also mentioned along with sketches of Moggi Pueblo locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinauan
Martayiile
N. J
Uno
Mornig
Bostoe
Pletare
Moqui Mess
Nome
Sory
Arizose
Ausatic and
Peele
Holbrooks
Cesar Maguelito
Oras Ap
Colovel
Society of Archeology and Ethnology
Boston
Pauling
Archeological
Exhoological
Local Borough Faces Power and Street Posting Tangle
Fragmented notices report Borough rights of way and a possible contract with Plaindeid Company to lay lines along streets. Community figures including Spencer and Mr Elderton are mentioned with local meetings and forthcoming talks. A medical council discusses a Hillside case while Mre Grays and D J Yerkes are noted in civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaindeid
Woeld
Lene
Otha
Spencer
Robert Edward Gearing
Elderton
Stasoe
Ington
East Front
Aed
Haberet
Buttway
New York
Iberata ’ Endeavor Society
Miss Hi
Charles Classen
L'boriy
Castleton N.Y
Jobert Doane
Doane
Edasil
Bumb
D. J. Yerkes
Chia City
Eed Grocers Insurance Association
Newark
Flernoun
Bernhardt B. Gray
Hillside Srenan
Gray
Harris
Watchuog Avenue
HL Simmonds
Watchusvenge
Waa
Baltimore
Prominent Teens Host Merry Evening at Katie’s Home
A lively party gathered at Katie’s home with Arthur Sherman and his band, Willie Yao Dykw on the harp, and Join Madden with a violin. Miss Katee joined the group as they played music and shared laughter into the night, with constant merriment throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Arthur Sherman
Willie Yao Dykw
Harimowita
Madden
Thess
Miss Katee
Aetare
Kepe
Serra
Geeste
Somerset meeting and local notices prompt urban updates
The fragment indicates the Somerset County Agricultural Association plans an annual meeting in Somerville tomorrow morning with local North Manfield residents present. Other items mention a parade of cars for service, a Park bowlers game against the Board of Trade, icy walk hazards, a Borough school interior work, a stage for Laity and Perseverance Lodges, and various church prayers and council reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulla
Somerset Hoe
Board of Trade Tech
Somerset County Agricultural Association
Somerville
North Manfeld
Te Ngw Borough School
Riga
Bev Drag
C'Civel
Seotel
Laity
Merseverance Lolges
Cense
Faget
Jomes Barker
Upjoho
Local News Note Repeats Inprint Across Pages
Fragmentary item repeats the instruction to check second and fourth sections for more local news. It also includes garbled text about chest pain and faint wording. The readable portion implies cross-reference guidance rather than a distinct event.
Mysterious Fire Alarm With No Spark Found
Early evening blaze at Mrs H Weigmas on East Front Street caused by a stove built heat prior. Firemen searched roof and hallways but found no ignition source. Later, Officer Sagnberg heard piano music from a dark house, puzzling locals as mysterious noises continued for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Weigmas
East Front Street
Broek
Sagnberg
Saunders
Wagner Selections Featured By Richard Waczer Concert
A concert presenting selections from Richard Wagner drew attention as Richard Waczer led the performance with skill on his favored instrument It was noted that the program mirrored the composer’s works and that the performer showed deep understanding of Wagnerian themes despite some phrasing inconsistencies in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abele Bei
Uckers
Richard Wagner
Cheesengt
Board of Trade Meets Amid Quorum Delays and Privileges
A Board of Trade meeting last night faced quorum issues before adjourning. The session granted wheelmen permission to use alleys for bowleg practice and allowed the tracer's Association to hold meetings for specified consideration. Separately the Masonic Hall Association elected officers, with O. T. Waring as President and J. F. Cooper as Treasurer, while a judge room position was filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Gilbert West
Tracer's
Ofhers Maswae Hall Association
Masonic Hall
Anuciation
O. T. Waring
R. VL Ont Treassurer
J. F. Cooper Boece Wear
Gackman Rave at the Depot Prompts Village Meeting
A disorderly incident on North Avenue last night involved Dick Day and Jack Gill allegedly assaulting a man with a whip. The Boreough Commissioners plan to discuss extending the Plainfield electric railway through the Village at the February meeting, with likely action on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Day
Jack ‘Gill
von Duish
Boreough Commissioners of A
Plainfield Electric
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
U. E Booklen & Co
Dr. K
New Life
Guida
Heant
Howrabold I
Organizing a New German Bocett In City
About twenty prominent Germans in the city discuss forming a German Bocett to oppose sod Tarn Vorem. A Veragon meeting is planned for next Sunday to promote sociability, with a select group invited to participate in a instrumental concert and social duties. A separate note reports a robbery from Captain George W. Grant on Wet Birth street, with the thief and justice summons mentioned in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urgena
Veragon
George W. Grant
Republicans Adjourned After Disorderly Session
Trenton crowd records a 12 President event with a quorum present. George Kergian cited for disorderly conduct as Dennis Kane and Nettle Roantree plead guilty to related offenses. Multiple attendees fined five dollars or twenty seven dollars. others found guilty with similar penalties. Smith Rowntree Sheridan committed to the Milseve Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kergian
Dennis Kane
Lane
Nettle Roantree
Nee
Sheridan
Belog
Beaddes
Phil
Smith
Rowntree
Milseveth Library
Various Local Social Events And Sermon Report
The Ancient Order of Lilberatane 4 met last night with routine business. Rev J W Bardeen preached at Park Avenue Baptist on Ye have sold your lives to do evil urging listeners to accept the life that avoids evil. A cold snap with strong winds disrupted Front street as awnings struggled. Installation ceremonies of Independent Odd Ladies were set for Monday. First quarterly reception of Lane School by Hoolett’s tonight at eight, moved from December 29 due to Madame Jo’s illness. Last night was ladies night at the OYML club with about forty present, bowling and socializing, and the GO M L of Wilscaty’s game postponed due to Elizabeth players’ illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilberatane
Park Avenue
Etoers
Eaton
Orst
Lee
Hearta
M. L
Wilscaty
Elizabeth
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Mi Bostom
Mie
Scientifc
Avockee View
Personalia
Ees
Ie HE Dabail
Ae Surth Street
Desides
Sisiies Af
Ledlen Univer
Mim Grace
Petri Hes
Eanire College
Ares
Mies Addie Granuatt
Wen, Fouru
Prome
Wilkie
Guear
Plins
Hove
Ueptiat
Oberik Wan
Porchass Sonday School
Sonday School
Central Lodge
Lin Council
Denefita
Iran
Maetjanus
Wrere
Richard Waczer
Holt Croas
THE
BOARD OF TRADE @uanTs
Wweelmes Ad Grockes
Gackman
Ali
Bocett
West
Ty Jowtice
Finnny Ve. Conger
the Courier
Trenton
Shout 12
Fark Avenue
Fourth Street
Geo, W. Rockfellow
W, H
Brokaw
Carpenter
Jobber
Plainfield, N. J
Ee Jyok Exchage
Lorraine
N.J
Canady
T. J. Carey
Seal
Second Street
Stuation
Swere
Warfel
Erick Wells
Care Courier
Rina
Manning's
City Markle
Abendand
Madam Iza Lezem
Atte Mle
Huletts Hall
Curtis M. Thorpe, Evecuseoa
Loomis & Rich
Wardhuing Avenue
Imome
Lehigh Coal
Mazoa
Rere
Salvacio
Howard A. Pope
Somerset
Mubio Earl
Peamons
Torgeie
Leggeste
MacDonald's
A. N. Dunster & Son, Proprietors
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