BATTling for the right The Poet Aontrevcury of the Christian Be javer Society
An obscure church meeting detailed a large gathering at First Baptist Church for the Chelatinn Huleasor Society event. The program included scripture reading, prayers, hymns, a secretary’s report, and remarks by Rev. Arthur Crowe. Attendance and decor highlighted the ceremony with various speakers, but the report remains a patchwork of garbled text and names.
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Aontrevcury
Christian Bejaver Society
First Baptist Church
Firat Baptist Church
Te Trent
C Kade
W. E Mae Clymont
Ile Chareh
Yerkes
Arthur Crowe
Norman Profised
Hie Kecretary
White
Ee Saulley
Junor
Voolone
Gtr
Wilel
Geno State
Bedeavor
Mtr
Given & Royal Caristan
Vincenne
Oem
Chile
Sameih Lowe
Zephyr
Hue Warding
Westerday
Grace ME
Village Notices and Local Meetings Amid Nighttime News
A string of local items reports rescheduled and upcoming meetings including Steamer No. 2 trip preparations, Liedersrans gathering tonight, M C A Auxiliary bicycle cab plan, and ministers' association autumn pause. Also noted are street repairs on Warren Eogive Go ships tubes, water pressure fixes on Hipp’s Somerset Street Hotel, and various community events from school commencements to children’s home activities and a public fountain repaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liedersrans
M. A
Senate
Socimer
Minister's Association
Royal Ar ‘Eawum
Nightone Cmadinle
North Mainfeld
Warren Eogive
M.C
Hipp
Somerset Street
Whatbarn Cirena Wii
North Avenue
Shaw
Suamer de Bar
Dew Toscevery and Local Notices in Biarya th
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places such as Biarya th Maa and St Vly St with references to Dew Toscevery and local officials. Several garbled phrases suggest a community notice or letter about local matters and individuals including Harber, Uovkenert, and J Lange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wilson
Vly
Biaryath
Dart Harber
Uovkenert
Lange
Tatil
One Fault Easily Remedyable Courier Want Ad Summary
The fragment hints at two faults with differing reversibility. The first fault is described as irreparable, while the second fault relates to a Courier want ad that can be quickly remedied by payment or action. Names, places, and clear context are missing due to the garbled text.
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Ady
Y M C A Building To Be Completed
At a meeting of the Y M C A board the finance committee reported volunteers will advance 10000 dollars to finish the building without mortgage. The total funds will be raised by subscription and work to begin immediately. Completion is targeted for October, with the project moving forward after Jubilee meetings.
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Iriands
Borough bitten by monkey in city street incident
A street scene turned odd when an organ grinder and his monkey bit a passerby in broad light. The injured man received care at once as authorities moved to remove the animal from the area. The monkey and keeper were ordered from town under threat of arrest after the bite near the Ionic Hotel.
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Chetriea
Henry Windham
Arington Hotel
Secur
Dr. Berg
Marshall Pangborn
Hahcack
Watchung
Hillside Avenues
Giza
Crescent Avenue
Erman
Artingsan Hotel
Arlington Fire Department Organized by Edward Lare
The Arlington Fire Department, formed about a year ago, was organized by Edward Lare a commuter employed by A. L. Mollinson. The youths built and operated their own apparatus showing notable skill and eagerness. They now face competition and have gained recognition among residents as they demonstrate evolving capabilities.
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Arlington
Edward Lare
A. L. Mollinson
Smerville
Thee
Wil le
de Lake
Lange Borne
Incomplete Old New York Firemen’s Memorial Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references Joenty Wann of Somerset street and Mr Eskarvasame linked to early days of the New York Volunteer Guard. Mentions a Pongikerpaie Pure Hejarinmen and a memorial event with about ninety others, plus a New York Veteran Firemen’s Association.
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Joenty Wann
Somerset Street
Montas
New York
Firewen
Anson
Uivy
Eskarvasame
Rani
Weservell Avenue
Suit Over Bowling Allegations Results in Verdict
Carl Tidders of New York sued Gloria Hucksot in this city claiming the bowler was defective and he had suffered losses before a superior court judge. The jury returned a verdict for 634.04 to Mr Hook after attorney W L Heibeld presented the case, nearly doubling the initial amount.
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Carl Tidders
New York
Gloria
Local Court Proceedings and Verdict Highlights
In Justice Newcorn's court a sevene ens nade in the eoe of Huser vs Beekman on contract. Verdicts of no ena of netint ren dered in Totten vs Gray. Judge Copingham to A tramp Finand Lee Rearna, who tovn Wamping about Westervelt ene Warned to leave by Justice Bases Comer. vole Gomme accented by Officer Matrox with ornate battery on feet. A sum of SO awarded in the hired jury motion. A summons voided in the case of a starage ve Vinelet on contract return.
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Justice Newcorn
Eoe
Huser Vs Beekman
Justice MosnKn
Totten
Finand Lee Rearna
Tovn
Westerveltene
Justice Court Records Include Arrests and Fights
Kallman Hoinberg's horse run wild on Craig place last night without an owner. James Brown of Stone street arrested for assault on his father. the father also arrested but released. Both arraigned before the Justice for fighting. father fined five to ten days, son five days, Mrs Brown warned. Mention of a Chamberlain's remedy testimonial follows.
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Kallman Hoinberg
Fran
Craig Place
James Brown
Stone Street
Marshal Wilson
Foren Sasaniton
Marshal Sham
Thin Murdag
Alligator Arrives at UA Express Office from New York
An eight foot alligator arrived at the UA Express office from New York. The reptile is described as a vivid looking creature with a large mouth and adaptable bite. Destination appears to be a lake near Warrenville where it may swim freely. A colored man observed the animal with Agent Mille asking if it would bite. The man insisted the creature would be kept in pieces if angered.
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UA Expres
New York
Florida
J. I. Lindersonn
Warrenville
Neema
Warteorie
Mille
Closing of Miss Rocaps School Cloning Exercises Noted
The article describes a closing program at Miss Rocaps School with cloning exercises and a prize list. Master Ralph Hehoonmaker led deportment and body prizes while Luin Mead won for writing. Mina Hear to lead a girl class event tomorrow as eleven row tet children join in.
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Trocap
Ralph Hehoonmaker
Gordon Abbott
Harold Dollner
Howard Bashoek
Ralph Vall
Luin Mead
Vall
Mina
Three fined in starvation death case verdict at Salem
A jury in Salem found a defendant guilty in a starvation death case. A mercy recommendation accompanied the verdict. The offender, reportedly worth over 70,000 dollars, was released on a 1,600 dollar bond and ordered to pay costs.
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Salem
Mercy
Conta
Crescent Wheelmen cycled events and racing notes
Crane finished third in a two mile bicycle handicap at Crescent Oval with Mooney leading. W E Rogers of West Fifty Street sells inexpensive sweaters and has many orders. Carey of West Front Street bought a Spalding bicycle from Rogers and rides a 27 pound unit. OC Martin and LC Marling rode to Red Hawk on business. Wil Thiers trains daily on Crescent Oval for Fourth of July races. June 23 marks a Century Ride with Captain Martin as pace maker. Plainfield Bicycle Club faces quorum issues and contemplates name change to avoid social drift. Crescent Wheelmen plan trips to Wilmington June 30 and hold a club ride soon, with late notices for participants. Dogs to be restricted from roam two days before registration ends Friday. after that collars must show owner name.
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Crane
Crescent Oval
Mooney
W. E. Rogers
West Fifty Street
Carey
West Front Street
W. Tl. Rogers
Martin
LC. Marling
Red Hawk
Wil Thiers
Somerset Street
Crescent Uval
Newark-Ashary Park
Uapain Floc
Plainfeld Wieyele
Itu
Iog
Viaiefeld Beyele Olnma
Atereat
Ile Advancement
M Social Organization
Captan
C. Martin
Dame
Philadelphia
Mbila
Lyceum
Trenton
Weirwheela
J. Dutacher
J. Trainor
J. Lynch
D. Galbraith
W. MH. Forrister
WY Comper
Sammat
Wilmington
Del
Haynes
Crescent
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Ohare
Washington
Merunie
Lewis
Linden Avenue
Tle
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Soda Fontaine
Whl
Mass
Oiel
Dh. Mouly
MOG
Lie City
John Chane - Her
East Third Atreet
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Bel
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Amy Bestia
Y. MC. AL
Robert Barnes
Statec Island
W. R Barnes
Lee Place
John Mortimer
North Asbury
Samuel Ross
EL. Petele
John Peine
JFL
Matile Bilomm
Martinville
Jacob Bumm
A. Leland
Chicago
Unieb Dickenson
Walter 8. Gibson
West Second Street
Hoboken
Gates Willard
Mulford
Hi. Chrysler
Rocky Avenue
Oul
Posseamou
Logan T. Mur* Mey
Thomas A‘clarke Je
Mise Anim Tawebees
Lang Ivand
West Fourth
Borough
Somervite
Cherey & 0
Props
Toledo
TV Justice
Crosslet
Martin Lance
Park Avenue
Mace
Dani
Leen
Late News
Starvins
Ictcle Sotes
Oxforda
Strawberry
First Presbyterian
Carren
Marsh, Ayers & CO
Bat Pront Street
Ieee Ee Post
PT Camdiers Waniel
East Fifth Street
Depot
Aviles PO
Sabine
Kent
Messeramult
Jackson Ave
Thorn Block
Somerset
Alen
Polly
Tiscuit
Holmes & Gowtia
Huntley & Palaees
Sprett
Sultana
Mile Tscaie
Raya
Demabest & Son
E. Second St
Slammond
R. J. Shaw
Aveous, Iine
H. Clarence
Avtomaton
W. Front m
H-M
Morsley Barker
Grove Street
L. W. Randolph
Babcock Auilding
Edsall’s Commercial Palace
Babcock ‘Building
LYQ
Meade Fiese
Socata Aioe Raat
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