Asbury Park Century Bicycle Run Plans and Goods Sale
The Newark Asbury Park Century rider event is set for Saturday with riders expected in Newark around ten in the morning. Capum J A Hi T J Carey and Crescent Wheelmen members enter the century to Wilmington Delaware and Manhattan Field races in New York. Preparations include wheelmen headquarters, sandwiches and drinks, and a twenty minute rest stop along the route via Prostatrest to lurk avenue with plans for a smooth run if weather holds.
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Newark
Asbury Park
Balanday
Martin Haw
Capum J. A. Hi
T. J. Carey
Kk Hh. Meeker
Mr. Munhor
Crescent Wheelmen
Wilmington
Del
Cydtiate Scott and
Barrett
Manhattan Field
New York
Matariay
Asbury Park Century
Baturray
Manni Voney B
Macintyre
Threely
Witl
PL. C. Martin Hes Wade
J. H. McVay
Century Row
Thin “Eny West Selardey
Lurk Avenue
Fr Luelen
New Brow
Cherie Debijn
Personal Notices From Letierwood and Nearby Areas
Prank Cleves of Letierwood has been kept some by loss, while Manoa Langer of Watchung visits Warren Company for a service. A musicale at Mise Gertrude Walt’s home was enjoyed by all. Dr Mire Thiers of Somerset Street traveled to New Brunswick for a time. Mrs Tulers expects a time away to the country. French of Somerset Street with daughter Harriot Prone went to New York for a seaside treat at the sanitaria. Henry Hathemd of the city, returning from New York on the steamship, arrived at Atworp last Saturday after a voyage of two days.
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Letierwood
Manoa Langer
Watchung
Ae Howe
Gertrude Walt
Mire Thiers
Somerset Street
New Brunswick
French
Somerset
N.Y
Henry Hathemd
Tule City
New York
War era notes and local misadventures in brief
A garbled wartime column records minor incidents in a town: a blue ice incident near Kuban and several misadventures. Names such as Willi Drayton and David Unkey appear among anglers at New Market, with Texao and Pinahi L mentioned in express company notes. A city treasurer recalls prewar money and a horse incident on Park Avenue is noted along with a family tragedy on Part Avenue. A late morning dispute at High School involving quad groups ends with unresolved prize promises under Professor Travell.
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Kuban
Sontay
Willi Drayton
David Unkey
New Market
W. Milla
Law
F Texao
Pinahi L
Willan Gerhart
Thinworth
Woolston & Huckle
James Uunn
Park Avenue
Jo M
Circus worker sick with smallpox in Jersey City
Asoibar Circns Ere Wits Guailros according to the Tribune of thie morning, another employer Thomas Dosie of Waalurve's Cirena was sick with smallpox in Jersey OMy yesterday. It mentions Chamberlain's Remedy and that good results were obtained. The ad notes bottles for sale at Reynolds Femmes and nearby streets.
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Thomas Dosie
Waalurve
Cirena
Jersey
Orange
Ae Peekskill
N.Y
dAven
Maguisclurer
New York
Perechaard
Bette Wi Chamberlain
Ile
Reynolds Femmes, Fear
North Athewss
Armeurong
Maaer
Appeal Case in Moore vs Rice Notes Technical Grounds
Informal report cites Justice Musher ruling for the plaintiff with morning Counsellor Marsh endorsing the decision on technical paper defects related to the case against Elisabeth. The session emphasized procedural gaps and document errors affecting the verdict.
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Clarks
K. Moore
Erence Rice
Elisabeth
Marsh
Fatal Windstorm Ravages Town with Fatality and Destruction
Widespread storm damage reported across multiple towns with a death and extensive property loss. A laborer named Jobo F Teneer was killed by debris while crossing a street as the wind battered buildings, trees, and utilities. Countywide reports cite lightning strikes, collapsed barns, and numerous injuries, with downed wires hindering details.
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Ewe
Sonth Dubois
Fornado
Jobo F Teneer
Morthrast
Sity
Miners Struggle Near Walston Amid Unrest
Despite guards patrolling cargo trains near Walston on Monday, tensions rise as Italians and Hungarians at Welaton's mines gain influence. A mob seized two suspected men, one Bangarian, amid fear of violence. Executions avoided. some foreigners retreat while embankments and trenches are prepared. In Bewickley district, clashes disrupt work as workers and deputies confront strikers, with six leaders captured and one man wounded. A coal operator, Richard Hughes, reports President Bradley’s compromise rate may end protests, but miners say they will act independently and seek work elsewhere.
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Horrio
Nsw
Welaton
Walfalo
Rochester
Pitlatargral
Lowa
Walston
Bowen
Rewtening Enstriet
Jane
Bewickley
Frick Company
Ormking
Woatartite
Melann
LoUy Puryand
Depulion
Hement
Richard Hugles
Thct
Lratler
Altacus
Bradley
Reders
Hughes
Laws of New Jersey translated from a 19th century record
A lengthy ledger-like transcription discusses the framing and enactment of laws in New Jersey, naming committees and officials, detailing the process of drafting and approving measures, and noting dates, chapters, and the roles of various state actors. The text references the senate and department heads, with scattered interjections about enforcement and procedural steps.
Fragmented text on amendments and chapters with legal terminology
The passage compiles scatteredOCR of acts and chapters for New Jersey law. It mentions repealing chapters, penalties for crimes, and procedural details. Names and dates are jumbled, with references to sections and clerk duties, and a revision act appears in the mix.
Chapter VII An Act To Amend An Act
An excerpted record notes an amendment to a prior act about certain town or local duties and provisions. The text references dates and officials involved in enacting the amendment, indicating legislative drafting and approval steps within a state or jurisdiction. The readable fragments show procedural language and formal declarations typical of a lawmaking document.
Fragmented chapter headings and legal prose amid OCR garble
Fragments of chapters XVIII to XX from a legalistic or political text appear garbled by OCR. The text references elections, senates, committees, and roles, with scattered mentions of chapters, dates, and authorities. Overall, no clear narrative or event emerges due to corruption.
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Personalia
Coe
Part Avenue
Herith
Im High School
Vrofenmar Molck
Fessor
Soda Wall
Asoibar
Wits
White City
Art Fox Coupen
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dalats
Karwar
N. J
Keown
New Jersey
Farmar
Fowe Pon
Dupo
Moorland
Callender
Wight
Goddard
Obialn
Dove Forge
Cove
Bouth Dabete Farms
Preane
Armas
Usenor
Lightnme
Persems
Lampelle Mey
Iteurgation
William Choate
Ightulog
Toston Warner
William
Warner
Maine
Walnut
Brown
Murelant
Roomnerib
Wineren, Coon
Bain
Weyers Cocime
Wallinshill
John Kermn
Wybtolog
Chapteville
Terrington
Hisdon
William Carney
Jersey City
Bejleville
Minidtar
Rembessiement
Heypold
Park
Hughes Indigration
Laws OF
Ansort
Une Senate
Tee Micas
Eid
Tellig
Larentine
Fealing
Ikenet
Weilire
Coriain
Ieee
Colmpi
Jude
Ana
Seasmitn
Wetelic
Uris
Asame
Prarve
Urbe
Alten
Pikret
Lee Polar Mae
Weenie
Tiepateles
Miltard Bas
Wien
Mra Kills
Wajle
Topeka
Maren
Harber
Bette
Chemieriain
Reynoli
Park and North Avenues
T 4 Armstrong
Havre
Ted Tita
Amy Eae
Urea
Tima
J. W. Hyde
Techer of
Pione & Harming Will Ry Eine Begterteeg Im
Ores Roem & Sor
Pere and Barth
Fawcett
Washington Ave
Furgies
Kimdergaren
Girks
Rootbeer
Jens
Mawr
Cmd
Sheeryh
Ribla
Theresa Baya
Ememtel
New
Jerse
Namie
Omar
Ram Wikin
Cauyredajim
USA
Jyrman
Tikal
Ami
Mert Jr
Perisrtitel
Pruithag
Olen
Tina
Excenia Uf Tate Sa
Fatale Tata
Ark
Baba
Bete
Rave
Tikes
Etalhetion
Halsor
Thaunsund
Ae Tees Rd
Bervain
New Derey
Tesh Ete
Citral masLenau
Eooday
Pulau
Lars BerarOome
Beeston
Bethinne
Mauce ‘Shamokin
Oortane
Passaic Valley
Hoaglands Express
Furniture and
Piaujos
Hotel Albion
Bree
Eyck & Hamere Pack
Lehiow Valley
Coa
Ghar. W. Dodd
Park Avenue Yard
South
Sesood Street
Avon ’ Memenieyet
Wien E
Arene Geet
Binet
I Pama
Srving Savings Institution
Warren M
Bow Terk
Sper Seis
Ancume
Bestel Oat
Sul Via
Dewar
M ™ Doxman
Kase Feiler Oraees
Roa
Estat
Kawrenmining and Lids Commatas Sonpct Mer Aetinwed
Ial Aioe al
Boston
Legond St
Reery Meni
Bnatines Aly
Peihacephan
Mason Hamlin
Fifth Avenue
PI S
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