Diverse Local Notices From A Busy Day In Town
A mess of fragmented items lists a weather snapshot with a peak around 63 to 67 degrees and varied community events. It cites a piano choir, upcoming exursions, shop window changes, a ball game between married and single men, and several church and society meetings with scattered travel plans and parish notices.
Ames Entertainment Promises Fading Rebuild Plan
The Amesment Company plans open air concerts at Farr Prime to revive fortunes and fund a bicycle club project. Management aims to stage a promenade concert with fireworks on July 4, preceded by athletic events, as crowds hope for a comeback amid declining support and lingering questions about feasibility.
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Mmeept
Thas
Farr Prime Te
Sme Matetennang Athletic
Gln Cpa
Wwe
Pathe
Plainfield editor mocked on train amid crowd reaction
A New York train ride sparked a prank where a local editor from Plainfield was named as a supposed passenger. The joke drew a large crowd among residents from Bayonne Roselle Cranford and nearby towns, with some expressing surprise at the editor’s claimed appointment and past postings. The scene highlighted tensions around public figures and local perception.
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Cousul Demarest
New York
Buayoyne
Roselle
Crauford
Whiiam Walter Phelps
Plainfield
Berlin
Entieia Ihe
Waiver Pueipa
Lawyer DeMera and War Widow In Local Turmoil
Ancient court turmoil surfaces as attorney DeMera faces divorce rumors amid a police tale from a war widow. A saloon keeper in East Street cut off a line of drainage to a waste well while a lodge election of officers in Odd Fellows No. 44, L 0,0. 7. Noble Grand Gresd, BA was reported as held.
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George DeMera
Fourth Street
Esly
Chrie Bock
East Strent
Lodges of
Odd Fellows
Noble Gresd
First Steps in Orsamization Trade League Plan
A meeting of about 45 businessmen approved forming a Trade League. Ulrich, MacDonald, and Stuyon named to draft a constitution. Theodore French, Voane, Hubbard, Woolson, and Armstrong to head permanent organizing committees. Others to confer with protective associations as plans proceed. meeting set to discuss details tonight.
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League
Thoesit
Wennectves Lute
Oranizion
Ulrich
J.P. MacDoneld
F. W. Stuyon
Theodore French
John H. Voane
J. Frank Hubbard
North Avenue sewer cut off threatens homeowners
Notices served on all North Avenue property owners require severing house connections to the city sewer by a specified date. The North Plainfield Board of Health and local opponents insist the measure is serious and enforceable, with penalties including fines up to 500 dollars and potential imprisonment. Legal action aims to compel compliance.
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North Senue
Gow
North Pisinfield Board of Health
Lewton
North Avenue
North Plaindeld
Thusia
Park Club plans and Fanwood whist event in July
Park Club members are notified that after Jane 24 ice cream will be for sale at the club house. The Park baseball team will travel to Tossers. A big time is planned for July 4 evening with fireworks and four ounces in the club house. Prominent society ladies will attend the Fanwood whist event at Plaingeld for the fourth in the series with the ee woo by four pelota. The Fanwoods won the third game out of four this season. The rain began to beat lightly about 10:30, dampness affecting plans. Also referenced is an Allcock's Porous Plaster testimonial and warnings about imitations.
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Prainfeld Camera Choir
Central Avenue
Boynton Mata
Downe
Edeall
Oxford
Jepenese Adres
Monty
Elle
Taden Am Gethal
Merwin's Point
Ayno
Joseph Sandford
Pialofeld
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mouch Chunk
Glen Gooko
Central Railrail
Grant Avenua
Mauch Chunk
Paris
Lee Childtten
North
Jacal
Hel Lime
Hound Brook I
Wrooktta Connell Jr
A. M
Areday Light
Somerset
Misa Gertine
West Linth Street
Baytia Charch
Nas Street
Howell Division
Sons of Tem- Perance
Tytes Bee Howe
Freenold
Park Club
Fanwood
Pisiateld
Bath
Fire alarm signal boxes and a tale of local life
A fragmented report covers fire safety proposals in the city, noting the cost of placing signal boxes at engine houses to speed response. It also recounts anecdotes from inhabitants, including a tale of a farmer and his dinner, plus a polemic about a Black man named Sherman Jenkins connected to a local power plant.
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North Plainfield Electric Light Plant
Sherman Jenkins
Sherman
Virginis
Mate
Unknown fragment brief notes from a historical page
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms including Totaiie and Drecatem with unclear context. The readable bits are insufficient to determine events, dates, or precise entities for a coherent summary.
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Parr Roe Woerine
Mabel
Coe
Halle
Allcock
Weagt Presse
el Tin
Prays
Green Brook Road
Sevetee
Iwon
Pete
Great Paina
Fiona
Weights Gar
Ita Sane
Ees Sissies
Sane
Dave
West Freet
Fiest Sbop
Allen & Lister
J.W. Allen
Resenet House
ER Stiow
Fred
Veo Bow
Riding Academy
Rine Building
Piminitokd, MJ
Peets
W. B. T. Lane
North Plainfield
Somerset St Press
J. Ukip
Commanion Horld
Keakar
Muthard
Beruber
Eecserpo Patel
Bebe
Americas
Ee Renes Geet
ASA
Stratford Rove
W. J. Conn
Wiest-clem Ars
A.W. Lyman
Box A
The
Arlington
Eells
Jf Millar
Wiinot
Mimo Propeiotor
Taira Aventer
Heats Rest
Asbury Park
Jeueer
Ldwae i
Magu & Co
Park Avenue
David & Atkimbon
Prep
Extra Ubotee
Early Rose
W.griffin
Crescent Rink Grocery
Broadway
Neuman Bros Ee A
Howard A. Pope
Peck
STOKE
M, French
Somerset Street
Sea
Banner
Eco
Oxfords
Chere & Tee
Howe
la Union
Doane & Edsall
Castral
New Jersey
Edsall’s
A M. Griffen
H.R. Force