Somerset Council Entertains Informal Music Evening
Somerset Council hosts a evening by the Lady Press and an informal programme of instrumental music and recitation. Members of Somerset Council No. 104 attended. performers included Homjemed atte Toho Beborty planter Mehort Aritur Mosher and Prot. Tommi Violina, Frank Manchester, and others. The event featured songs, duets, recitations, and a chart sung by George FL Romtor, with praise for soloists and a light, convivial atmosphere.
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Ius Lady Press
Somerset Comnell
Temda
Atte
Aritur Mosher
Tommi Violina
Frank Manchester
Curnet Xostierng
Etpuing
George FL Romtor
Jove Solu
Lee
John Mo Thomas
Pat Soni
Lerly Aauner
Newark Bay Bridge Authority Act Details Bridge Build
A proposed Newark Bay bridge plan outlines authority for construction by state and county officials in New Jersey. It covers location between Ellanteeth and Haywane, required clearances, traffic needs, and navigation rules, with safety lights and approaches at both ends. Public rights and potential tolls are discussed under the state navigation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Chen
Newark
Hayy
Nigel
Midson
Dyer
New Jerees
Hayonee
Piabeth
New Jersey
Meron
Hay
New Jer Ory
Ellanteeth
Dalen
Haywane
Fudewe
Aga Val
Ponliane
Ussuet
Lola
Lal Coma
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a local business change
Fragmentary text mentions a store on Somerset Street and a business move. It references mineral waters and a person named Alexander Thort, with a note about occupancy and a new role as Pralntiellor. Details are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
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Rom Alexander Thort
Hawk
Somerset Street
Thart
Unclear fragmentary notice with medical remedies
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a threatened wife after an attack and references Dr King s New Discovery for lung trouble. Includes an offer for free trial bottles at L W Randolph Pharmacist with price 1.00. Likely an ad or medical notice from a historic newspaper.
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J A Wileon
Wilfe
la Grhope
Carlos
Remeinemnd Weyers
King
L. W. Randolph
Pharmartat
One Fault Easily Remedied Seeming Ad Advice
A fragmentary notice discusses two reasons people fail to pay debts. It cites lacking mindset as irreparable and lacking business quick remedy via a courier want ad. The text implies Courier want ads pay as a quick fix.
Local notices and events mix in storm filled week
Raspy paragraphs report thunder, scattered damage, and society meetings. Highlights include officer elections, dances on July 3, a writ of execution in a case, parades for Independence Day, and church entertainments. trains, streetcars, and weather impacts interrupt travel and crops. a new street railway plan surfaces with city cooperation.
Major Paul Dead After Attack of Apoplexy in City
Major Paul dead after sudden apoplexy attack. Veteran of Civil War, longtime resident on East Pith Street, survived by wife and one son sick with typhoid. former superintendent at Woodruff Parlor Car Company and later guard at Callan Company. served on First Presbyterian Church Board of Trustees.
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Jobo
Pant
Letand
Ave
Une
Spopbany
Tin
Laken
Aml Constant Comanion
Ron CB Herring
Amit Leaves
Major Vani
East Pith Street
Leland Avenue
Ife
Ie Woodrull Parior Car Company
Saparininndens
Ragiment
Callan Company
Literty Nacional Fy Tk
We First
Presbtrian Ghareh
Class of ’04 Plans Reunion Meeting at Assembly Hall
A late evening session of the Class of 04 and the estates 02 and 03 discussed the reception for clans ’04. They set a night event at Freakiin School with tea served by 1 am. Committees formed for refreshments, decorations, duties, and treasurer duties. Applications for alumni tickets must Name class and provide address by June 19.
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Jobe Whiting
Mina Veirie
Mine Uarheart
Mise Langdon
Mine Miley
Miss Rockwell
Mise Rangoon
Mie Kyle
Tour Comme
Ralph Campbell
Musle
Arthur Spicer
Neing
Akbar Serrell
Chas. Anglewan
Uhoton Crane
Pa Ream
Mite Link
Almuni Ran
Angieman
Surprised Balith Mandy With Pleasant Party
Miss Balith Mandy of 183 Son ereet street was treated to a surprise party by Mina Mabel and friends at 8 pm. Attendees included Nellie Schenck Marion Wilcoat Frederica Jalfoer Clara Armstrong Mabel Munily Carrie Case Maggie Finck Lillie Vandeventer and several men. Guests gathered at Mint Frederica Harper’s residence at 105 Pomerset street for a brief gathering followed by refreshments in a cheerful, cordial setting.
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Balith Mandy
Sonereet Street
Mina Mabel
Mise
Lillie Vandeventer
Carrie Case
Maggie Finck
Clara Armatrong
Mabel Munily
Mr Haripense
Joseph Sod
Jamoe Finck
Me Ryne
Theo. Martin
Peter Krogh
Fred
August Ud Koy Mumiy
Judge Cordimator Court Arrests in Freight Car Break In
Reven men were arrested and taken from a freight car last night after attempting a break in a chicken coop on Beratlaves. The fowls, awoke and screamed as sever heads were cut down for ready days each. Martin Rhrapp, for drunkenness and disturbance in an alley off Somerset Street at midnight, was fined 83.
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Beratlaves
Martin Rhrapp
Somerset Etreet
Court summons and civil cases listed for June returnables
A summons was issued in the Rubber Manufacturing Company v. Harke case, with a segment of the jury directed to Sersey Central Land Improvement Company v. McCarthy, Jantiond and tenet. A summons was called in Thompson v. Goll, returnable June 19.
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Va. Harké
Lochmann case filed against Standerdi Company
Justice report notes Lochmann levied to the case of Standerdi Company on Bader on contract returnable June 19. The writer mentions two grandchildren teething in hot summer and child bowel troubles, praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea remedy as effective.
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Lochmann
Standerdi! Company
Bader
Trom Chamberlain
Corusetty
Local notices mix of illness visits and engagements
A fragment list from a period home page notes Dr J H Lightill entertaining a Washington guest while others cure illnesses, announce engagements, travel to Newark hospital, a Princeton College prize debate winner, a death in the city, and various visits and strolls around town with remarks on health and leisure.
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Seeee
W. A. Woodruff
Bam Secood Street
Alek
A. M. Vanderbeek
Deer Street
Eden
AE Hoagland
West Front Street
Margeret Mckillop
Westervelt
W. Pangborn
Chatham Street
Aaron V. Kline
Sandfonare Fue
Weston
Alexandria Hall
Princeton College
McCreary Syber
William G. Gray
Friecde
Monkey and organ grinder jailed over teeth showing incident
A monkey belonging to Dr Mre Windham of the Arlington Hotel was seen on Somerset Street with another man. The animal gnawed at metal teeth in a jail cell, then both were brought before Justice Orous and warned of imprisonment if they stayed longer.
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Mre. Windham
Arington
Yeaterdayy
Somerset Street
Anotter
Ubier Pangborn
Youth Department elects officers at SELO Court meeting
At the Youth's Department meeting of the M O A the secretary and treasurer were elected as Smith and Philip Satera. A mock trial was held by the boys while awaiting nominating reports as officials figure public duties. Reports mention road conductors and cars with unclear text about safety and orders.
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Smith
Philip Satera
Hillside Cemetery Association elects directors and clears debt
At a stockholders meeting held at the cemetery office at Parksvunge and West Poorth streets, Hillside Cemetery Association elected Charles Potter Mason W. Tyler and Rowland Ox to successive directorships. Treasurer Gilbert reported $11,000 in bonded debt paid and $6,000 available cash, enabling future improvements as money from sales and other sources is directed to the cemetery project.
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Hillside Cemetery
Parksvunge
West Poorth Street
Charles Potter
Mason W. Tyler
Rowland Ox
Alexander Illbert
New York Summer Heat Forecast For Tomorrow
New York on June 13 faces a heat wave as temperatures rise tomorrow. A stray line notes a 16 year old bootblack found dead in the Hudson slip between New York and Jersey City after a week missing with suspected foul play. The rest mentions Sunday school attendance and Superintendent Phillips, with no clear linked event.
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Ereetat
Jobo Marra
bin Vorathm
New York
Jersey City
Uaa
Doe
Phillips
Lnle
Late News in Yaragets Usen Province Report
Thirteen people are reported dead after a disaster in Yaragets Province. The scene involves damaged ore operations at a dunes site with widespread destruction and casualties. Authorities have not released full details, and responders continue to assess the area.
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Yokoyama
Yaragets
Usen
Tas Desroyed
Unclear local transit mishap and near collision
Fragmentary report notes rain at Quelern and Rahway, with riders on al ent steeds. T F Miller from Orchard pisces tests a fonombie wheel near Cranford and Westfield with dry roads. a bicycle rider narrowly avoids collision, slipping into mud after steering past an electric vehicle and a pedestrian.
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Rain
Rahway
T. F. Miller
Orchard Pisces
Cranford
Westfield
100 LIVELY 4 PIA PosiTion ror THE BOROUGH
Willem Jerolomen from Liberty Corner visited the town and led a display with a horse drawn wagon. After driving through Somerset streets the animals charged a crowd, injuring no one. Justice Crossley sentenced him to thirty days hard labor in county jail and his horses and wagon were seized.
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Willem Jerolomen
Liberty Corner
Eo Coep
Dotel
Somerset
Derldi
Mangbora
Marsial
Crossley
Editor Clarke Sued For Alterable Bill
A summons was issued yesterday in Justice Mosber's court in the case of F W Bapyon v Walter Irving Clarke claiming 913.50 for an alleged unadvertised service item in Casino last December. The summons is returnable June 19. The report notes further unrelated details and a reference to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in Sack.
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Somerset Council
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Newark Bay
Bill
Pat Seb
Grant Water Way
Preere
Liberty Street
Mizpat iLoige
T. A.B Hall
Smalton
Hoffman
Newport
Upton
Wanwood
Adam Biair
Tandner
K Avenue Hapitat
Sumlay
Grant Avenue
Waa
Ind.t. Clowen
Mercury
Plainfield Street Railway
Fomeret
Franklin Connells
Worth Amboy
Jet
Windeldram
Wentfeld
Penrift Street
Park Avenue
Mark Avenue
Colonel King
Albion
City Railroad
Brooklyn
Allen
Plainfield
Keile
Macconnler Christian — Fa Jdeavor Society
Gen. Sehneock
Hally Gree Farm
Anne 19
Woo Terry's
Willowgrove
Prankfin Gownell
Milchesex Council No
Amboy
Philarteipnia
Souervile
Valladelphus
Paul
Judge Cordimator's Court
Justice Mosher
Justice We Woomm’s Court
Job B. Brown
New Bronswick
Terril
Sandy Post GA
Perth Amboy
Pisinfield
Daniel Corey
Martinville
Corey
John Tess
Brentwood
Taland
Charles J. Noel
Netherwood
California
William I. Siape
W. F. Falper
Trenton
Falper
Willem Littell
Randolph
D. F. Miller
Orchard Place
I C. Tying
Hillside Avenue
Mra LP
Regan
Walton's Cottage
Morristown
Selo Court
Shand Weeny
Tomemaid
Lusme
Thin City
Muilding
North
Buen
Snl
Sun Ae
Natenck
Amd
Glen
Bes
Polly
Japan
the Courier
Peoeh
Proanpaive Drusstat
West Front 2
Eurier
D. W. Hyde
Tata del
Ayers
Eveer Bayvenar
Rogers
Sea Food Man
R. W. Rice
P Allen
Sultana
Royal
Madam Knight
West Front St
Nat Masher
Clarke
Pewkstill
J.A
Chamberlain
Almont
Putnam & Degravy
West Front
Spain
Schwed Brothers
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