Protect the Song Birds Urge Enforcement in New Jersey
Frequent complaints reach W. L. Force, secretary of the New Jersey Fish and Game Protective Association, as game wardens report boys with toy slingshots killing native song birds in local woods. Force pledges strict enforcement and promises arrests and prosecutions of offenders, noting many are affluent youths protected by family influence. In other items, court sentences Jacob Schneider to 30 days in Somerville jail after a family quarrel. Mrs. Schneider jailed for 10 days. The old Elizabeth Central Railroad depot plan spurs prospectors for a haul of umbrellas, parasols, and Duff Opera Company props. James Johnson, who swapped neighbor shoes for cash, regains them via constable. Hackensack approves fines for careless or noisy wheelers with lights or bells off. Mayflower Festival proceeds total 187 dollars, plus 34 to Creche. Legal notices adjourned. other brief items from Cnicket.
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W. L. Force
New Jersey Fish and Game Protective Association
Central Railroad
Elizabeth
Duff Opera Company
New York
Pennsylvania Rail Road Tour Plans Show Train Travel Rise
A new era in travel unfolds with faster trains and superior touring options. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers diverse two week tours from August to September including Yellowstone Park and the Hudson River daylight ride with all expenses covered. Other itineraries cover Niagara Falls, Montreal, Niagara River, and Washington with inclusive rates from $8 to $190. A tour to Crosson includes six days at Mountain House and ten day validity. A Washington trip runs June 16 for three days at $11. State educators in Trenton plan an extensive World’s Fair school exhibit with statewide samples bound in books for judging.
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Feaneylia- Gla Railroad Company
Yellowstone Park
Watkins Glen
Niagara Palla
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Rapids of the St Lawrence
Montreal
Au Sable Ubasm
Lakes Champlain and
George
Saratoga
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Crosson
Philadelphia
Mountain House
Washington, D. C
Amerca
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Poland
A. B Poland
James M. Green
State Normal School
Barringer
Newark
Randall Spaulding
Montclair
Harry Snider
Jersey City
J. A. Rinehart
Paterson
Frank Lalor
Westfield Honor: Rutgers College Dr of Literature Awarded
The Courier reports a telegram from New York announcing Mayor Chauncey B. Ripley of Westfield received the Doctor of Literature degree today from Rutgers Female College. The message confirms the honor and notes trustee Jane S. Hart’s involvement. The item reflects local pride in Westfield’s leadership.
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New York
the Courier
Tus Eprros
Tax Covaisa
Rutgers Female College
Chauncey B. Ripley
Weetfeld
Janes T. Hart
Rutgers College
Unclear item referencing Dr Howe remedy and substances
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Howe and Arabian Teale with possible medical or chemical terms but lacks coherent details, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item. No clear event, person, organization, or location can be established from the readable text.
Plans for a nationwide public school observance of a fourcentury anniversary
Articles describe a unified observance by public schools across America with an ode a popular carol and a brief oration all original and aligned with religious liberty themes. Plainfield boards decide on observance steps and the push to give American public schools prominent display after four centuries of life. The piece also notes a local bicycle game and corrections about a pitcher’s arm in a recent E A C Plainfield match and lists church music for Holy Cross Church’s twenty third anniversary and choir schedule.
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America
Chicago
Plainfield
Board of Education
Holy Cross Church
Wesley
Gloria C
Savage
Uasikin
Nance Dimittis
Trimnel
West
Ward
Alpha
Cantent Closes July 1 Contest Rules Published
Sporting editor outlines contest terms for readers to guess a prize. Each entrant may submit multiple guesses, each labeled and recorded in order received. No entries after the deadline. winners announced in the first issue after close. full rules and contact details will be published.
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Coone
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Plainfield Courier
Beaterrd
Mecemdinaiacs Mater
Cuba
Schneider Geta
Justice Crossley
Mialnfeld
Jacob Schneider
Somerville
Schoeller
Mrs. Schneider
Marshal Pungborn
James Johnson
Cottage Place
Park Avenue
Amos Moffett
Hackensack
Hackenmck
Spicer
Ven Nest
Justin Nesh
Matthews
Condit
Westfield
Presbyterian Assembly
Methodist Conference
Tale
Gare
Bpady
Alicock
Ose Adee
Plainfell Bicycle Club
Plemingtons
Johnston
Kas
Elizabeth Journal
Creavents
Plainfield B
P.B. C
McLaughlin
Holy Cross Chaceh
No Surrender Lodge
Sons of
Bt.George
Grand Lodge
Worthy
Charles Barna
Joseph Walls
North Plainfield
North Piainfield
A. Gilbert
Whitney Sells
Pomme
New Jersey
Guam
Central X. J. League
Plainfield, N
Piret
Tote
Central
East Front Street
Windham and Crowley
Tee
Boice, Runyon & CO
Mason's Materials, &c
Boice, Runyom & CO
Mly
North Ave
Bet
Iene
Acme
Meh
Guiarantees
Acme Tailoring Co
Front Street
Plainfield, N. J
Tier’s
No. 16
T. Sullivan
Randolph
Istockbridge Imanures
A. M. Griffen
East Fromt
Woolston & Buckle
North Avenue
Marsh, Ayers & CO
Wall Papers
Grenada
Wallace V. Miller
Baseball and Sporting Goods
Mulford
Estil's
Park Avenus
Rey
Liberty Bineet
Herman A. Weber
Pancy Grocering
Gov
Beccad Atreg
Garret Q. Packer
Huletts
Geo. H. Fountain
Henry C. Squires
Rogers
Central Ave
Bell
Cor
Park Oeeres
C. M. Ulriqh
West Front Street
Watener Pines
Carey
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