Plainfield News Roundup Abounds With Meetings And Activites
A Plainfield union YP&8 Ky plans a prayer meeting at First Presbyterian Church tonight. Leon H. Vincent to give his last lecture on American Literature at Hell tonight. Milburn visitors straw ride to Plainfield entertained at City Hotel, returning late. Jury appeal cases in Somerset County Court deemed fair though some advantages noted. Elizabeth revival services attended by Cervi murder trial jurors and a constable. The long carried trumpet of Col David Banderson still exists, kept by Charles B. Keimig. Senator Marsh proposes bill No 26 to retain police chiefs and captains in second class cities during good behavior. Rev W R Richards speaks on Berryion and service of women and young women. Lincoln birthday observances urged by Joseph H. Gearkill of New Jersey Republic Club with possible public meeting and songs.
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First Presbyterian
Leon H. Vincent
Plainfield
Milburn
Somerset County
Jerora
Cervi
Fiizabeth
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David Banderson
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Charles B. Keimig
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W. R. Richard
Berrion
Joseph Hi. Geakill
State Republions League of New Jersey
Mount Holly
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Lincoln
Alaska Lecture Series by Henry H Ragan in Music Hall
Henry H Ragan launches a five lecture series in Music Hall starting Tuesday evening 26th inst. The Alaska lecture promises entertaining and instructive content with large stereoscope images. Tickets are 1.50 for all five lectures, with scholar tickets at 1.00, available at Central Pharmacy.
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Henry H Ragan
Music Hall
Alaska
Mr. Ragan
Dangurens Spec Ax Park Avenue Complaint
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Secret societies stir trouble in New Jersey homes
A flurry of secret society formations among men sparks wives protests over lodge dues and pin money. The piece notes men form more lodges despite financial strain, and women threaten to rebel unless funds are treated fairly, reflecting a broader social clash in early 20th century communities.
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