Three Meadred Cyclists Race Newark to Asbury Park Century
Centery run from Newark to Asbury Park attracted about 315 riders. Riders from Newark, Montclair, and Elizabeth collided and damaged wheels. The field reached Asbury Park around 5 PM after 2 PM start, with spectators and helpers at Wheelman's HQ offering refreshments.
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Tabs
Ploeg
Asbury Park
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Pater
Montclair
Ken
Kent
Lynhurst
Plece
Springfield
Volney Green
Cyclista
Ime
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A. S. Pritta
Century Wheelmen in Newark Track Meet Draw Crowd
Five riders joined the Century Ras this morning with four blowmers among them, as crowds watched the Philadelphia unit of 125 riders in orange and red skull caps. Notable figures included W. Swank and W. J. Kelly, plus Henry Van Neme, and many entries from Crescent Wheelmen and Newark Wheelies. The event featured canopy-topped tandems, a lively crowd, and plans for a July Fourth meet, with riders heading to Wilmington and bets on the track’s popularity.
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Weir Sambers
TJ. Carey
R A Meeker
J. A Haynes
Crescent Wheelmen
Wilmington
Tei
Whien
Whey
Oresceals
Billebesh Journal
Henry van Neme
Bes
Pegasus
Bermole
Manhattan Field
Weather and missing game report from Grandell farm
Noon temperature at Neagie’s Weather Place on West Ple street listed inexact digits. Extremes for yesterday ranged from mid thirties to mid sixties with last year’s same date showing similar variation. A base ball game between Warriors and rival team scheduled at Grandell farm amid hot conditions. Public health note references outdated remedy claims for bowel trouble and a personal medical anecdote with uncertain details.
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Weat Ple
Local Notables and Social Notes Across Town
Thad Doase starts a short business week today. S H Keller returns home from a western trip. J W Brown Jr of New York identified as Abe geest of Paulia. Rev. Dr Yerkes to preach at the Beptiet Church on Solomon Restoration. Miss Myre Rivers from Teo lemsee engaged, and Mme Acne Luscher sails to Cast Switzerland. F H Fareire of New York visits Plainfeld Packing founder at Liberty Falls. Mrs Tucker of Newark visits son Lambert Edmunds recovering from Athens attack. George W Fulper hosted by W F Fulper. Edith M Tovison to be laid to rest Monday. burial at Somerville. Perseverance Lodge K of P notes only three charter members remain. A Dyett of Netherwood hospitalized in New York, awaiting prognosis. Plancheld High School alumna passes exam for Columbia College. Plainfield Courier urges Ackerman for Congress nomination. Fairway Democrat notes Aaron M Powell to attend London conference on vice abolition, sailing June 39 aboard City of Rome.
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J. W. Brown Jr
New York
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Bow Yer
Church of the Redeemer
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Plainfeld Packing Company
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Geo. F. Odiorne
Liberty Falls
Sullivan County
Tucker
Newark
Thoreday
Lambert Edmunds
Steiner Place
Athens
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Fulper Brothers Stoneware Ee Flemingion
W. F. Pulper
Park Avenue
Edith M. Tovison
George V. Tuvisen
Elmwood Place
Somerville
LB. Woolston
Unity Lodge
William Chandler
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Latte
C Crane
Exat Second Street
Plancheid
Columbia College
Alshape
PlainSeld Courier
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Celes Coounty
Ernest R. Ackerman
Congress
the Courier
Fairway
Aaron M. Powell
Ate
London
Rome
Glasgow
Charity festival at Grandview and Somerset raises funds
At Grandview avenue and Somerset street a charity festival unfolds in the afternoon. Two young ladies Joie Williams and Clare Van Pleet spearhead the event, with Belle Bernic and Grace Emmona as helpers. Ice cream, cake, candy and strawberries attract numerous customers to support children’s home. The festival runs until eight in the evening and is expected to garner generous patronage.
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Somerset Street
W. F. Willams
Joie Williama
Clare van Pleet
Belle
Emmona
In Peekekiil Purchase of Cough Remedy Returns
A shopper at Peekekiil bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The bottle broke or failed after use, and the buyer sent it back to the druggist who had supplied it, seeking a replacement or refund for further use.
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Akeo
Crempa
Peine
Peekekiil
Unclear fragment: Car track talk and bargains
Readable portion mentions a person named Ven Rater A discussing with Husheadr about bargains and money opportunities in your pocket. Details are fragmentary and no clear event or outcome is established.
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Emphaaie Husheadr
Striking a Bargain With a Street Collector
An irate homeowner, Mr Milles, confronts a boy collector at his door. The youth insists on leaving handbills at every house, offering a silver dollar as reward for staying. The man proposes a compromise but the boy pockets the coin and darts away, scolding the resident about the unwanted pest. Local scene in Chicago cited.
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Mx Milles
Grens
Sesa
Jookat
Billus
Chicago
fragmented OCR note on serialized publication plan
A messy OCR fragment discusses a proposed serial work issued in 52 parts and mentions pages sections. It references Pawes La and Saracen Loos with unclear context about timing cadence and reader engagement. No names with solid details emerge beyond generic mentions.
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Saracen
Uae
Readable lines from old Courier readers help pages
How Courier Readers can Get the Work No 4 will power be ready and shapwater follow at the rate of work. Out of town readers note reparritaa to be ready here. City readers receive updates with Mrs. Gertrade Crandall and Clara in social notes.
Wemner Notes Temperature and Storm Forecast Amid Turbulent Election
Fragmentary copy reports fair Wemner weather with high temperatures and southerly winds, noting a possible Shonder storm Tanase in Waco Texas. It also describes a Populist party convention nominating a full state ticket headed for governor and lieutenant governor. A separate item mentions a woman’s death by self harm at Hatteld.
Fireman Saves Child as Train Approaches in Maryland
In Eleros Maryland on June 22 Engineer Grason Fireean Seton warned to stop a returning train near Rising Sun Cecil county. A 5 year old boy startled and fell but the engineer leapt, shoved the child aside, and kicked him from danger as the train halted, then prevented further tragedy by acting quickly.
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Eleros
Ap Panence
Grason
Fireean Seton
Rising Sun
Cecil County
Maher
Ron
Baseball Games Rivalry Report From Sullivan Indiana
Reporter notes a heated baseball rivalry involving George and Eugene Pry and other local players in Sullivan Indiana on June 22, detailing tense competition and ongoing clashes between teams amid a crowded scene at the field.
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George
Eugene Pry
Gorthe
Mae Tons
Rees Ea Fry
Corry Escagiet
Ang
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