Nightly Excursion Cars to Asbury Park Amid Mild Weather
The article notes fourteen cars carrying Sunday School attendees from Coon Park Avenue Baptist and Presbyterian churches to Asbury Park, with pleasant weather making the excursion enjoyable. It mentions minor road and sidewalk conditions in Netherwood and surrounding areas, a new plank walk from Netherwood depot south avenue, and several local updates including train service changes and a few community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ivesup
Soul Second Street
Maltby
Weat Dalen
Isaac Kennedy
Methodist Church
South Avenue
Central Avenue
Front Street
Central Railroad Company
Pentsyvania Company
Receumek
Pullen Company
Bretn
MOWRE KIELY HURT FALL ON Somerset Street
Miss Kiely daughter of John Kiely of Green Brook Street was injured when a clothes line on a barn roof failed sending her to the ground from about eighty to one hundred feet. She suffered a broken left foot and severe bruises and will be laid up for some time. Doctor Zeglin attended and expects she will not return to work until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minale Kiely
John Kiely
Green Brook
Joseph Blais
Somerset Street
Joseph Blatz
Colored racers prize in 25 mile bicycle race
Thomas Byen of Newark won the colored 25 mile road race over the Farwood Scotch Plains course with a 6 minute handicap finishing in 123 percent. John Scott and Charley Vanderveer placed second and third. Newark and Jersey City participants were among the finishers. The event concluded with medals and prizes at local shops and a plan for a rematch on the same course. A streetcar derailment occurred nearby while authorities assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Thomas Byen
Newark
Farwood-Scotch Plains
Byan
John Scott
Haished
Charley Vanderveer
Saished
Vandevere
Hue
J. J Jones
Jeap
C. Jackson
Swiney Dr Ellen Swiney Heads Seventh Suny Mission Dept
The article notes Dr Ellen Swiney in charge of the medical department of the Seventh Suny Baptist Mission at Shamg hai China for ten years, alongside mentions of Jombo Taylor Jr and William Motley arrested for taking apples on premises of Charles Parmele, sparking grand jury attention and local excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen. Swiney
Seventh Suny Baptist Mission
Shamghai
China
Grand Joel
Jobo Taylor Jr
William Motley
Charles Parmele
Grand Jury
Weather Observer Plans Humidity Record From Simple Hygrometer
An observer named Neagle prepares a homemade hygrometer to measure atmosphere humidity. He explains two small thermometers, muslin wrapped wick, and a jar to collect moisture with the goal of tracking daily extremes of temperature rainfall wind direction and humidity to forecast future weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveih
Willy
Oberver Neagle
Hepa
Iver Neagle
Dumont’s affairs likely to straighten in thirty days
Colonel Tyler of Du rand & Tyler says John B. Dumont the broker who suspended, will likely resume business in about thirty days as liabilities exceed assets by about 250000 dollars. Evansville Terre Haute sale to satisfy a 30000 dollar call loan noted. Dumont suffered about 6000 dollars loss. holders urged not to panic. Separate notes mention gas company capacity expansion and Lizzie Borden jail visit with allegations she killed her father and stepmother. plus Plainfield and Somerville social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason W. Tyler
Durand & Tyler
Broadway
John B. Demont
Colonel Tyler
Evansville & Terre Haure
Dumont
World News Item on Under Bog Incident
A garbled report describes a crowd on Proot Street and Park Avenue expressing sympathy for someone called the under Gog. The text mentions a world’s belt for fifteen couts and requests an address with postage stamps to mail a form ventr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proot Street
Park Avenue
Olibe
Vague festival proceeds to fund building project
Distorted OCR text notes a festival fundraising effort with proceeds to be used for constructing a building on a lot. The pastor cites plans tied to a gaming or spring event. general sentiment suggests community hardship and support.
Tragic Death at Coney Island Names Loomis Relative
A report identifies Edward T. Loomis of the city as the brother in law of Frederick Green and notes Loomis was killed by lightning in a Coney Island bath house on Wednesday night. The piece mentions his tea business past in Yessy and work for John F. Barrett, a recent testamess figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick & Green
Yes
Edward T. Loomis
Coney Island
Bath
Yessy
John F. Barrett
Loomis
Accidents mar reed race as vehicles collide on course
Reported yesterday afternoon several crashes disrupted the reed race. John Venable who started collided with two women amid blows and remained on the wheel as it wrecked. A Bolden rider had his front wheel run over by a careless hackman. A beer wagon driver backed into a water trough drawing bystanders to help lift a heavy load attracted to the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Venable
Bolden
Hackman
Booth Pisiofeld
Gardner improves after heart illness at Asbury Park
Friends of F H Gardner cashier of City National Bank at Asbury Park report he is recovering from heart trouble. Doctors say the heart condition shows signs of improvement, with a cautious outlook for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Gardner
National Leak
Asbury Park
Local trouble and stray dogs prompt city debate
Fragmented account shows mobs and fear in a troubled scene as residents discuss hanging plans and justice. The piece cites clerks and city ordinances, with concern over enforcement and public safety in Muhlenberg Place and surrounding areas.
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Robert Love
Com Fae Diairitt
Grand Mont c. W. Tailmain
Lodge of
Odd Bellows
Tallman
Essex County
Kali
Teme
Bles
Eat
Watchong Avenue
Mscrey
Andrew Love
Joniaus
Jos
Pbnel Oem
Omnes
Nes
Mowre
Kiely
Ems Cistner
J. Mats
Martk
Vere Gtren
Bae Saw
Pront
Iiw
Helliald
Jomnsie Taylor
W. A. Coddington
Plainfield
Roald Brook
Deanne
Beckian
Dun
Sr, Dumont
Tyler
Pisiafekd Gas Company
Lizzie Borden
Twinlon
Mass
VanAredale’s
Pluckamin
Lymarae Angenkeg Sg
Phie F. Seep
Ire VanArsisle
Somerville
Peter R VanArsdaia
Coney Inland
Gardner
Lena
Elizabeth Journal
Theworth
Crescent
Fetcby Inn
Temaing
Wight
Muhlenberg Place
A.M. Gritien
Mulford
Broker
Poe
Wien
Ems
Rer
North Plainfield
Courier Office
Siaei Onde Hey
Qity National Bank
Alfred University Alzerd
T. Ua
Crom
Alfred Teanion
Honeyman
M. Ulrich
Horsley’. Barker
Laopres T Teow
J. van Eps
Watchmaker & Jeweler, x. Ee Eet
Minot House
J.minot
Rafix
Sage
Norman
Bath Ave
Hotel Stratford
Arlington
Ocean Grove
Veneramt Mage
Passaio Valley
J. D. Cooper, Plaiepteld
Neuman Bros. Ane
Iona, Anocartns Coffees
Dave
Monihty
Shusorne
Darling Dress Goods
Fane
Howard A. Pope
Peck
M. French
Babcock
Doane
Edsall
Dental
New Jersey
Norn
ATILL
MOY
Thlefhone Pay
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