Tragic Fatal Shock Breaks At Local Motel
A man died after an electric shock at the Arlengtes motel in the afternoon. Conrad Selene allegedly received the fatal jolt while handling a power line event, with investigators tracing the sequence to a safety lapse. Police cited a lengthy span of prior incidents and noted the suspect Loum Lomier’s involvement. The county medical examiner reported the death occurred within hours, and authorities have opened a formal investigation.
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Conrad Selene
Sangertand Hall Coured
Watt
Winget
Somer Ville
Ranger Bitte
Pleveseld Peeples Family Vacation Notes and Arrivals
A jumble of social notices lists Miss Fannie McCresdy of Brooklyn visiting Sargmit Avenue and many locals spending weekends at Asbury Park, Spring Lake, or visiting relatives. Names include James W. Jackson, Bessie Junra, Bessie Perry, Kia May Conde, Frank E. Marsh, Meade Williams, Tile Chemier, Ia Johnson, Warren Arkerman, and others. Regulars travel, host guests, and report illness and recovery amid summer leisure and intercity moves.
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James W. Jackson
Fannie McCresdy
Brooklyn
Sargmit Avenue
Mies
Bessie Junra
le Wiatting
Bessie Perry
Raheny
Mie
Kia May Conde
Junnson Irenen
Prederick GG
Meeker
Courier Stall
Frank E. Marsh
Madison Avenue
Meade Williams
Jersey
Mas Jome Ganton
West Front
Sivert
Hatamay Wight
Spring Lake
James Metin
Greece
Arthur Thorn
Hank
Ulerles
Noward
Cartion Arene
Charles J Pen
West Seventh
Asbury
Asbury Park
North Malle
Javkeew
Aernin R. HL Kitchen
Homerset Street
Jane Howse
Helmer
Malufel Avenue
Charles Horne
James St Joy Levey Peleus
Will Retin Tonner
Ariel
Ring
Orrin
William Steabine
Fragmentary Late News Item About Missing Hotel Visitor
Disjointed OCR text hints at a late news item involving a missing person or incident at a hotel near a campus area. Key entities are unclear but references to a hotel and an event suggest an unfolding case with potential public interest. Details remain unreadable.
Beams and Bodies Not Recovered After Night at Herkings River
Five men and others vanished after a party aboard a sailing craft on the Hosteow river near Hinetings last night. Choir members report best vapeseed, but three bodies remain missing as search continues.
Pope’s Unity Talk Sparks Cheer Across Churches
The article reports on a Pope’s call for unity among Eastern Patriarchs and Catholic churches. It notes recent efforts to mend rifts and foster cooperation between Kester churches and other Christian communities amid ongoing dialogue and public enthusiasm.
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Daly
We Cool Wave Delayed at New York Event
A garbled report from New York describes a delayed We Cool Wave event with unclear specifics. Key names and exact timing are unreadable, but the piece notes a special feature and water-related preparations, indicating postponed activities and tentative scheduling.
Lost 10 The World For A Night Headlines Damage
A fragmentary notice reports a theft of ten world timepieces during a single night. Authorities note property damage and potential losses from an event at an unspecified location. No clear names or dates are readable.
Stabbing on Homerset Street Ends With Arrest
Joe Grece fought Jack Mereerat and Thomas Stephenson on Homerset Street. Green stabbed Morecraft with a black knife. Morecraft and Stephenson were injured. Green fled town but was later sought by authorities. Morecraft arrested, then released at times, as the case moved through the Justice Mosher Court with new summons in Mant vs Halett and a segment in McCarthy v Mitchell.
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Ebow
Joe Grece
Thie City
Jack
Thomas Stephenson
Homerset
Green
Morecraft
Thomas Stepienmin
Stephenson
Green Tecame Shery
Mater
Morecraf
Linber Kiely
Hix Boweree
Carmen
Ely
Hell
Merncon
Uither Kiely Muiter
Grees
Wille
van Florne
Kiely
Dusties Crossley
TY Justice Mosher Court
Mant Vs. Halett
McCarthy Va
Mitchell. Ee
Busy Day Records in Valley Grove Camp Meeting and Local Notices
A busy day brings camp meetings, road work, weather notes, and community notices. Findings include a road vehicle plate event Wednesday, a camp meeting near Vail's Grove concluding by night, and a rain-softened spring. Local items cover a funeral meeting, corset fashion nostalgia, a concrete project, a near-accident during a Somerset street incident, a meteor sighting, property transfers, a stage group outing, and church union plans for Plainfield and North Plainfield with services and August meetings.
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Vail't Grove
Vail
E Grove
Gibson
Hyde's Woods
Vail's Grove
Homerville
Elly Setartay
Mercury
Wala
Jumie Cees
Garang End Toro Verein
Conrad Sebard
van Emberg & Soo
M. Dunham
West
Tunis Hall
Bebcock
Waichum
Experia
Wednemi
James Conroy
Somerset Street
Wna
Wienek
Hove
Aed
Megician
Sewing School
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Clinton Avenue
Brown's Woods
Therermee
Pastor hand resides in fading parish duties
Fragmented notice page lists a pastor seeking relief from salary duties and notes his inability to continue serving. Shifts in role described with garbled text and scattered classifieds referencing furniture, secondhand items, and local services. Various ads indicate stalled addresses and incomplete names.
Disorderly conduct case at Brooklyn rustication scene
A scrambled report describes two sunburnt men appearing near Homer this morning and Donn of Brooklyn charged with violating the drink ordinance. A penalty of three dollars is noted, with references to cashing in privileges and various names, but the fragmentary text remains unclear about the final outcome.
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Homer
Donn
Brooklyn
Rustica
New Evidence Of Dr Lighthill Success
Fragmentary note reports new evidence of a medical breakthrough attributed to Dr Lighthill. The impaired text mentions Arlington Place and Piainfabi's Oktent, with claims of a comforting impart and potential personal inference when called.
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DR. Lighthill
Arlington Place
A Happy Experience Testimony of We Wilts
A passenger coach passenger coach at the M J Contra Tosman July 1 1894 records a testimony praising Dr Lightbill for a ten year struggle with a severe form of pain and distress. The writer credits relief to Dr Lightbill’s care, noting no pain or detainment from work during treatment and urging others with the disease to seek his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wewilts
M. J. Contra
Lightbill
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