Local notices and incidents from Asbury Park area
A fragmentary report shows a chaotic night with a street gathering in Vail’s area, fireside services at Hovel Freelood, and a party at N. C. er Toca. Also noted are a kettle accident in West Front street injuring a woman's foot, a boy’s mishap on Etuma B, a sidewalk bicycle collision in Dungtien, and a burglary scare on West Third Avenue with no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Chicago
Charles Hanna
Weslyn
Mane
N. C. Er
Aurorey
MiinGeld Society
Orbasiey
Uksy
le Manth
Asbury Park
Wounded man crushed foot after streetcar collision
Wilson known as Packer, about 28, was struck while attempting to catch a coal tram near the depot. His cratch was driven in one direction as he went under the cars, badly injuring his heel and foot. He was taken home then to hospital for treatment and possible amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Eileabeth
Ajmat
Grant
Slong Watchung
Prunt Spon Et Talgeens
Creak Sreemens
Frederickson
Wilson
Down Twerm
Dr. Pritts
Crawford
Bia
Syboes Foo
Packer
Monroe Avenue
Pleasant Saturday Hop At Hotel Netherwood
A social event at Hotel Netherwood drew many Plainfield and out of town guests on Saturday evening. Attendees included Miss Cunton, Samuel W Sewell Jr, Miss Patton, Miss Langdon, Miss Williams, Mr In galls of Montclair, and several others with lighted rooms and festive attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Netherwood
Plainfield
Gueets
Misa Cunton
Jersey
Samuel W Sewell,Jr
Patton Miarene Langdon
Miss Waliams
Miss Lowrie
Arthur Sewell
Bey, Patton
Charters Angieman
Harry Williams
Mr Ingall
Raymond
Miss Palmer
Knowle
Cranford Water Carnival Draws Plainfield Crowds
The Cranford Water Carnival held last Saturday evening drew many Plain Settlers. About a hundred boats formed two lines, one starting from the dam and the other from Hampton Hall grove, cruising along the Mream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairyland
Cranford
Hampton Hall
Horrible accident on coal train near Plainfield Avenue
An unnamed man attempting to jump from a moving coal train near Plainfield Avenue had his right foot severed and suffered facial and shoulder injuries. He crawled to the embankment calling for help while the train sped on. Officer Pat Kiely reported seeing a rider on the caboose platform as the train passed. The victim, Crawford, arrived in Jersey City April 26 and was determined to have severe injuries but remained alive with critical condition later.
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Pine
Plainfield Avenue
Jersey City
Plainfield
Ancre
Barry
Pat Kiely
Bert
Crawford
Hiram Voorhees
W. D. Murray
West Ninth Street
Perseverance Lodge
Queen City
Fragmented Sports Note With Erratic Play By Local Team
The readable lines describe a baseball game with excuses for a loss. Players in batting clothes respond to errors and misplays while decisions are discussed as the moment passes. The fragment hints at a coaching or managerial discussion about an imperfect performance.
Missionary talk and a car breakdown report
On Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Joan D Titeworth of Madison avenue hosted a reception with the Sev enth Day Baptist congregation gathering to hear a mission report from China. A Scotch carriage breaks down on Beveath street injuring a passenger. physicians diagnose deafness from inflammation of the auditory tube and prescribe treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D. Titeworth
Madison Avenue
China
Tony Wie
Sine Botre
Frank Betes
Booteh Plains
Missing details end of accident at residence addition
Saturday afternoon an incident occurred while work was underway on a residence addition at West Seventh Street. The event involved a fall or disruption near construction materials at the site connected to Ma son W. Tyler and his property on Central Avenue. Further specifics and outcomes are not clear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Leland Brothers
Central Avenue
Mason W. Tyler
West Seventh Street
Summons Issued in Multiple Civil Cases with Return Dates
A summons was issued in the contract case of Hobertson and Sharkey with returnable date August 7. Also issued in the Coyne versus Taylor case with return dates August 7 to 12. Details include addresses and references to parties, with note of actions to be taken and responses required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobertson, Sharkey
Coyne Va
Taylor
Rockwell
No Chianco for a Run and Bank Run Rumors
A garbled notice discusses a bank run risk and depositor panic with possible temporary withdrawal permission next October. It mentions New York State banks and depositors seeking access to funds amid unspecified action and ill effects from impure blood remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Pan of double house pear fects memell family rs Mulford
Readable fragments indicate a local item involving the Mulford family and a double house. Details are sparse, with key names partially garbled, preventing full reconstruction of the event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memell
Mulford
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Santintin
George Woebl
West Front Street
Palaial
Nate
Etuma
Aabary Park Jograal
Ersten
Dungtien
Jed Sbon
VDA
Ahmon
Porter
Lam Priday Hight
New York
Domerous Press
New Jersey
Wes Sarcely
Urate of
Truth
Beaver
Sage Rte Histor
Reynold
Ine
Armaroes
Wibforture
Cervas
Merclers
Parner
Boceden
R. C
D. Jones
Pritz
RO Cramer
Bean
Cox
Kow Garrity
Wachey
En Creamer
Keound
Kenan
Mel Martiner
Heferman
Smith
Jones
Nomeniat- Keenas
Empire
Dalty
Ella
Ram
New Brunswick
James Watson
Peereaik
Sale
Chapel Phaeton
Dacmepeunls Stables
A. D
Werth Svenue
Sammy PhD
Malford
Eri
Mitford
Booker le Teenie
Auruan Center
Alfret Matton
Waters
Maly Rommed
Enatiful
Rumahom
Ieee Een
Honeyman's Privsta
Tours
Fra
Horsley . Barker
Owin Vane
J. van
Minot House
J. Minot
Propetetor
Meh
Thirt Avenue
Uncer Heck Street
Asbury
Fark
Norman
Bath Ave
The
Arlington
Park Aijene
Passaic
Raber
John
Neagie
Neuman Bros
Grochrins Corpees
Teasee
Wetching Avenue
Pith St
Pith
Dave's
West
Frame Shop
Barr
Angels
Howard A. Pope
Peck
Vl Po
Wele Invest
Erengh
Edsall's
Ipsan
Edsall’s
Deans & Epsalls
Hobsdin Central News
Telephore
Agnor
FounTa ‘Prem
B. B.forder
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