Tur tunnels and railroads woes plague Elizabethton era
A rambled jumble of notes from Elizabeth discussions covers rail tunnel issues, wage and bookmaking concerns, tariff reform talk, mosquitoes reports, and political letters about Governor candidates and local representation. The piece cites Plainfield sports betting, New Jersey tariff stance debates, and a city sidewalk dispute on West Fourth Street with grading delays causing injuries.
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New Jersey
Elizabeth Merah
Monkey bite incident leads to jail for Lindenave resident
Mrs Hartenhouse of Lindenave was bitten by a monkey yesterday and later appeared in court. Justice Crossley remanded her to county jail for thirty eight for repairs though injuries will be attended. Rectric Bitters touted as a remedy for aches and skin issues with claims ofPur
Local Fraternal and Civic Gatherings Report
Fraternal lodge and temperance groups hold meetings amid bad weather. Initiations, elections, and visits are noted across Newark region with carious societies including Holy Cross Brotherhood and Noah Encampment. Community news mentions a grocer extending business, a blacksmith turned carpenter, and a funeral at First Baptist Church.
Fractured ad hints at limited goods and prices
An OCR fragment lists a roll of items with unclear names and a price of 25 cents per box. It mentions a person or publisher Serene by W. Randolph at 21 West Front Street, likely a small shop or notice. The text is garbled but signals a storefront or advertisement from a past era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Randolph
West Front Street
All Done by the Ladies at Strawberry Festival
A strawberry festival at First Presbyterian Church drew many attendees. Mrs Adams led the lemonade stand, with Miss Edith Love and Miss Pulver coordinating flowers, decorating, and candy booths. The event featured Japanese goods, a diverse volunteer corps, and a decorative committee led by Mrs Jones and Mrs Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wae Fl. Martin
Mirabel Ara UN
Mee
Satie Keenan
Lottie
Edith
Mise Pulver
Anne Place
Miss Conover
Katie Lounsbury
Mon Lizzie Biuenven
Mise Laird
Sis Glenn
Louise Withar
Mine Eilith Corbut
Mra Pruden
Mina Abbott
Miss Remaen
Miss Overton
Mra Pope
Mm Doon
Mien Eilith Pruden
Mims
Grace Overton
Mise Neilie Vandeventer
Mina Kittle Neving
Mint Ella Havens
Mise Lily Glenn
Mine Elis
Mies Wandell
Personal notices from Trenton area including health and visits
Personal notices recount local residents with malaria at home on Chatham Street and East Front Street. mentions trips and health changes for individuals such as Edward Randolph and Mina Logins Ohlsen. notes attendance and visits from New York and Summit figures. includes a plan for a summer service address by Hon. Clemens and activities of Max Werts moving to a new deli and catering location on West Front Street.
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Joseph Holaterti
Chatham Street
Jobo Apgar
East Front Street
Trenton Tree
Protasco
Probasco
James Anderson
Manning Ave
Jost
Irloda
Davidovn
Miia
W. E. Taylor
Hackensack
Hia
Fred MacDonald
E. D. Blackwell
Herreshioner Corner
Central
West Fourthtreet
Mins Gardner
New York
Edward F Randolph
L. W. Randolph
Asbury Park
Summit
Henry Windham
Alt Clemens
Maintiol
Cornell University
Vna
Ae Apeaker
Assoc Mail
Sanday Welerueeu
Trenton Pree American
Lenry Medd
Y. MO. A
Ty Walter Shapter
Harry Spinning
Leslie Young
Nichols
Elward Vree
Boya
Max Werts
Union County Country Club
Literary notices highlight notable essays and reviews
The excerpt surveys contents of Little's Living Age, praising pieces on Hungarian Liberation and other literary topics. It names Sidney J. Lows and Hartle Tealing with assorted authors and notes interest in commentary on Watt Whi and political figures like Gladstone.
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Little
Fragmentary note hints at local names and actions
The text presents unclear proper nouns and actions with several garbled words. It seems to reference people and entities such as a child or person named Mahy or Mahy, a place possibly Wheston, and actions tied to a person offering something like Catorte or Cuaturte. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates.
Local notices and festival plans clutter a town page
The community page reports visits by Westfield residents to Rabway and local chatter about lawn tennis and park use. It notes a rain delay for a lawn festival, a postponed market event, Foresters canceling a July demonstration, and an executive sale at Henry Van Mildenworth’s residence. A park hire issue and a church trustees meeting are mentioned, along with upcoming concerts and a Tingley family reunion planned for August at David F Beanferri’s farm.
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Kratec
Grace
Puinhell
Denellen
Martine
Orough Park
Wight
Nelson's
Haring
Henry van Mildenworth
Wantington Avenue
W. UL. Cole
Howe
Oval
Arthur Giles
Laringe Posse
Coimmed
Moon
Tren
Blewek Anc
Creatyterian Church
Bel Freuen
Gyrem Tommorrow
Columbian C Quartette
Elia
Maush
Mim
Sand Weston Sale
Iakeley
Com- Run
Barnsing
Catt Co
Tingley
David F. Beanferri
United States
Rare Park Avenue jeweler unravels a clockwork cheat
Jeweler Van Epa of Park Avenue reveals a remarkable fake antique watch whose inner mechanism mimics a chronometer. The device chimes on the hour and resembles a common old timepiece, with a hidden system that produces audible tones while the belt muffles the sound. A claim suggests a possible deception around a value of 175.
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van Epa
Park Avenue
Club Leadership Change at Valon County Country Club
The Valon County Country Club appoints a new steward or manager, replacing Mas Wertz who leaves to pursue business. A Mr. Nan dolpt from Toston is noted as a strong reference, with residents praising Wertz's elite management. The incoming leader will need time to gain full control as the club seeks steady executive direction.
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Dunn
Congress
Jaimes
Mr. Dunn
Aly
Eigtel
Thie
Congress of
Valon County Country Club
Nandolpt
Toston
Ain
Thie City
Clu
Mr. Wertz
Basinena
Btaeelf
Wedding in Shortville Unites Leavitt and Morgan in June
A wedding will occur in Shortville tomorrow uniting Martha Leavitt with Hewitt Morgan of Washington DC. The groom is son of C Morgan of Washington, while the bride is daughter of Harry Leavitt who has lived in Shortville. She will become sister in law to Mrs Fellowes Leavitt Morgan. her mother is daughter of Mrs Sheppard Gandy of New York.
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Short Hille
Martha Leavitt
Hewitt Morgan
Washington
Rand South Via Daily Train to Pallington Fare Free
The FP V a solid tram of Pall ington leaves New York daily by Pennsylvania Railroad at 7.40 p.m. Louis 7.05 next morning, express leaves New York at 400 m, Philadelphia 10 20 a.m. due Cincinnati 7 00 ext morning, Abbago 6 8 and. Loni 6.30 with direct connections to points be
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Pallington
Newa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louis
New York
Philadelpha
Cincinnati
Abbago
Loni
Remarkable Core Mimvievosa Patient Praises Cure
A New Jersey resident describes constant lower body pain from a chronic condition worsened by activity. After treatment by Lighthill's method, the pain and distress ceased, enabling the patient to work again without discomfort and affirming the cure's radical effectiveness.
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Mimvievosa
Romerset Co
N. J. Taporine
Tre
Lighthill
le Lighthill
Tian
Local Endorsement From Kinney in N J For Lightbnhl Cure
The letter by June Kinney endorses Dr Lightbhl, stating he cured kin and fears, and invites verification by anyone wishing to confirm the statement. Kinney asserts the doctor’s success and permanent relief, noting the endorsement comes despite skepticism from others. The text reflects a local Atlantic region endorsement of a medical claim.
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H. Vroom
Lightbhl
Kinney
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