Fragmentary Local Notes Mix Politics Weather and Civic News
A jumbled paragraph lists scattered items including candy sales, a Franklin County delegation, water pipes in Westfield and Ranford, railroad ticket notices for the Fourth of July, a cemetery association election, and a county fair fundraiser. It mentions a festival at an old factory, street improvements, and a warm day with a final note on a low July temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Manning
United States
Democrative
Franklin Coan
Jr. Oo
Ory
VM Ola
Elizabeth
Mov
Westfield
Park Avenue
Front Street
Westfield Avenue
Ranford
Union Water Company
Mainfeld
Mark Avenue
South Pisinfeld
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Barn Fire Destroys Barn on Clinton Avenue
A barn on Clinton Avenue owned by R V Saum was wrecked by a blaze last night at eleven post meridiem. Firemen saved a nearby horse but two stoves tools hay and feed were lost. Saum estimates losses near $500 with $300 insured. The incident drew a large crowd while authorities investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Baron Clute’ Avenue
R V. Sanm4
Ef Firta
Saum
Docter Williams and the Newark Doctor Case
A man calling himself a doctor, claiming high Masonic and Solomon lineage, is arrested in New Brunswick for practicing medicine without authority after a disruptive drug store incident. He boasts of curing many and provoking crowds, but lacks a diploma and faces potential prosecution. Local notices mention residents traveling to Norwalk and Ithaca, patents, and a June magazine feature by Mayor Saunders with a granite quarrying article.
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Wiliams
Brusewich
Jobo Williama
Nate Dently
Waa
New Brunswick
Harrison
Vee
Newark
Bisine
Haraoe
Branewick
M. D
God
King Solomon
Charles E Dunham
West Fourth Street
Norwalk
Fred M. Taylor
East Pith Street
Ithaca
New York
Cornell University
Lindaborg
Elizabeth
Europe
Bayard Stockton
Mercer County Court
Gilbert
New Jersey
Gilbert Collins
Jersey Cty
Gourier
Alice B. Spangenberg
Netherweal
Uris
W. J. Saunders
North Mainfield
Milliken Brother
Plainfield Versus Bewark Cricket Match Announcement
Plainfield and Bewark clubs prepare for a cricket match in this city on Saturday at 3 p.m. The Bewark side lineup includes Arden as captain Wharton Ogden Higham Jolly J Ogden Hendry Marston Turner Heed Thompson Higham Gov Secy. The May 21 fixture was postponed due to heavy rain. A burglary on Grange Street saw a thief break a cellar window at Mrs Beckman's Orange Street home though nothing valuable was taken.
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Bt George's
John Arden
Fred Wharton
J. & Higham
James Ogden
Jolly
John Ogden
X. Hendry
B. Marston
Harry Turner
Tom Heed
David Thompson
Higham
Gov
Basak
Grange Street
Esnesk
Mra Beckman
Orange Street
elaborate New York wedding reception feast and guest list
A large reception after a wedding featured an elaborate supper by Maresl of New York. The younger guests danced in the parlors as a long line of guests included Col. and Mrs. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge, Rev. and Mrs. Richards, and many others from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Herefort
New York
Maresl
Fuesia
Col
M. W. Tyler
Rowland Cox
Henry P. Talmadge
Mim Talmadge
Wm R. Richards
Martin L Cooley
Cooly
A. D. Shepard
David Hall
Miss Cole
Harry Ackerman
Marion & Ackerman
W. T. Keoffman
Galen
Bret Harte
Harte
Geo. van Buskerck
Theo. van Buskerck
Chas. Wadsworth
Walz
Fred
Louis Walz
Borien
Clifford Wharton
Mra Bloodgood
Oreange
George Lewis
Morris Lewis
Binghamton, N. Y
Mra Decker
Winslow Decker
Scranton
George W. Wright
Misses Wright
L. V. F. Randolph
Miss Randolph
Gee Wan Fined and Re-Arrested on Warrant
Gee Wan the North Avenue laundryman was arrested on a warrant issued by Judge Codington for disorderly conduct and assault. The case drew a crowded courtroom as Moore testified, and Gee Wan was later arraigned before Justice Wedworth with a $200 bond to await grand jury action.
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Wadsworth
Courier
Gee Wan
North Avenue
Codington
Alose
Charles K. Moore
Gee Wah
Moore
Ee Wal
Justice I, P
Wedeworth
Lynch
Jessice Wadeworth
Charles A. Reed
Boedeman
Puamree
N. J
Fanwood
Gee Wab
Philadelphia Times
Graduation program notes scholars and top averages
The program featured stage decor and a ceremonial opening with prayer as the Crescant quartet performed. Principal Mr. Leal announced Henry Newhall as the year's highest average at ninety nine percent and named top students across Algebra History English History Geometry Latin Greek French Physics and more. Several pupils were away at college for preliminary entrance examinations and will not participate in Oneal exams this year.
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Leal
Henry Newhall
Abbott
E. Carlton
TH. Moore
J. Middleditch
Voehl
Dwight
Newhall
Gorman
Weness
Adamis
A. Leonard
Lowe
McGee
Miller
Mitchell
H. Ryder
Snaw
Silvey
Simmona
E. Waring
Schoonmaker
Noted Ex-View Principal Miller Visits High School
Ex-View Principal Miller, former senior teacher and vice principal, visited the high school yesterday. He was warmly welcomed as he spoke to students about Miller's Virgil and his new position at Chicago University.
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View
Miller
Mevess
Chicago
Babcock
Boy Injured by Press Machinery in Graviton Factory
Two year old Meeker was feeding a Gordon prem in the press room when his right hand was caught in machinery, sustaining a deep cut. Edward Richards treated the wound at Briaw's Pharmacy and the boy was taken home to 86 Peart Street, North Plasfield. Dr. Diapece examined him and found no fracture.
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Pred Meeker
Gordon Prem
Qvgrie
Edward Hichards
Briaw
Peart Tent
North Plasfield
Diapece
Public notices and local updates from Plainfield and Newark
A digest of local items reports John Taylor Johnston offering woodland for a public park in North Plainfield with a new electric street railway planned nearby. It lists arrivals at hotels, fire department equipment notes, and social tea announcements. A child’s ankle injury and a purse loss in a Central car are also noted.
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Berth Plainfeld
Somerset Unimist
John Taylor Johnston
Plainfield
Cogtrat Railroad
North Plainfield
Fragmentary Opinion Collage From Historic Text
A garbled 1871 era assemblage references world events and nature’s upsets. It includes phrases about wine, a fest, emergency squats, and a mix of Spanish and American reflections on water bread mobility of labor. The text reads as a disjointed, partial clipping with uncertain attribution.
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Philadelphia
Buren
Wise and Otherwise Oddities in a Fragmented Text
Fragmentary old print presents jumbled lines on language, belief, and wealth. It mentions Mohammedans, life insurance globally valued in billions, and a critique of English conquests and folly amid chaotic phrasing.
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Crescents
Umishole
Carver Mark Avenue
Fourth Street
Jala
Biel
Rahway
Tera Barnet
Clinton Avenue
W. D. Wehts
Geneva
N. Y
Hood
Hood Co
Bewark
Sauartion
Mr. Grems
Chavton
Br. Depew
Corea
Jane
Depew
Oxford
Marvard
the Courier
Losves
Oaford Het
Harvard
Thames
East Orange Fire Department
Grensda
F. G. Wood
A. James
H. L. Foote
City Hotel
E. O. Ackerman
G. Criveling
George A. Johnson
Hillside Tennis Club
J.J. Herring Veilson
Foote
Huntington
Mins Walt
Misa Wood
MacDonald
John Beaner
Howard A. Popes
Brrest
Springer’s
W. Front Street
India
B. D. Newell's
Williams’ Pharmacy
Grove
Powlison & Jones
West Front Street
A. D. Thompson
LYON
Borough Scavenger Co
Anderworses
Gress
P.O
Korth
Roberts
John H. Sayres
Biankets
Reet
Anc
J.S. Mac
Raura Sthaee
Lewe
Bather
Fat
Marthorem
Amurboum
West Front St
Neuman Bros
Crescent Rink
H. Hand
C. Reynes
Phaintiald, J
Cuan J. Ema
A. L. Garoilado
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