Flummers Art At Recent Meeting Highlighted
Fragments recount a 78 year career starting as a carrier for the New Brunswick Gounian and ending in a moral lane talk by Dr. Lewis. Aged 89, he helped form the first nonce society in New Jersey and served as its first president. The Chicago Herald notes papers sent by Senator Sweden and discusses age of consent legislation. The item previews discussion at a recent meeting titled THE FLUMSERS ART.
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Edwin H. Lewis
Sweden
Sandard Nea
Local Notes and Obituary In Somerset County
The column records a mix of society notes and local obituaries. Highlights include plans for Col William Leving Sirete’s funeral at his widow’s home, George De Merasho’s Richmond Street purchase, and Mrs. Frank Church’s two week outing. Other items mention the Lehibrecht couple’s Washington honeymoon, photographer Ernest Marka returning home, Mr. and Mrs. Neal of Boston visiting Albert Hedden, a betrothal in the Hall and Edison families, John Ridley becoming Counsellor at law, George H. Neal becoming an attorney, and the death of William Mall known as Old Bully Hall in Somerville.
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Ernest Marka
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Neal
Boston
Albert Hedden
Fifth Street
George R. Hall
Emily Edison
New Yorkry
Albion
J. N. Spencer
Court punishes Matthews for horse cruelty in Newark
James Matthews pleaded guilty to beating a horse on Fifth and Richmond streets. Judge W A Coddington prosecuted for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Congressmen Dunn represented Matthews. Matthews paid a $25 fine. A related case, Daly versus Matthews over a wagon, went against Matthews with $5 plus costs. Newark officer arrested W & Clam Jr for alleged fraud. Clam released on bail awaiting Grand Jury decision. Ted Dunn plans 400 sandwiches for Century Row riders. Felix Moran fined £2 for no license. Tony Aleer fined $10.50 for riding without a license. A West Side cyclist caught without a light faced $1.
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Dunn
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Ted Dunn
Martin's
Felix Moran
Marshal Pangborn
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Tony Aleer
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Plainfeld
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Chicago
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A Bright Light Abend and the Curious Report
A fragmentary notice describes a Bright Light Abend phenomenon amid garbled text. It mentions bees, liver effects, and several unclear proper nouns, with scattered phrases including Ras MM and Cran. The readable portion hints at a local event or observation but lacks coherent details or dependable entities.
WASHINGTON THEATRE COLLAPSE CLAIMS LIVES
Disaster strikes a Washington college theatre as a collapse kills several, with eleven bodies recovered and many injured. Gordon Bennett is badly injured, reportedly thrown from a coach, as authorities investigate the cause near the hospital museum site.
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Mulford Defends Real Estate Commission Suit
Edward D. Mulford, a real estate agent, sues J A Demarest over commissions from a Fifth Street house deal. Demarest counters that Mulford initiated negotiations. Supreme Court precedent supports entitlement to a commission when an agent begins negotiations. The column also notes bicycle news and local society items, including Lantern parade talks and school closings.
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J. A. Demarest
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Review of 1893 mineral industry volume and notes
A lengthy notice reviews a new 1893 mining encyclopedia edited by Rothwell and published by Seina Me Publishing Co. It praises its comprehensive data on gold and silver, global production, price histories, and cyanide processes, with contributions from prominent mining experts. Also mentioned are local events, court testimony, and public notices.
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Seina Me Publishing Company
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Special Notice Crowd Prize Letter From Dominion Illustrated
A fragmented scanning notice offers a free trip to the World’s Pair if readers form eighty words from letters in Montre a
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