Masquerade and Society Events at Union County Club
Local society pages describe a Fourth Grand Masquerade with elaborate costumes and a grand march led by officers of the society. Separate notes praise a reception at Union County Country Club for county members, with prominent attendees and musicians Rogers and Ghet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinfeld
Neo Fitzgerald
P Dental
Hanixorme
Niga Ule
Eugene Aloerier
Cunder
Few Jaorand
Meor
Chartes
Beyers
Rudolph Kersting
Eugene Hoerter
Mowry Bender
Frank Linke
Jacob Sehlick
Fred. Conde
Charles Dievier
Max Otto
August Swenger
Redelph Wuergler
Prod
Bechle
Jo Tauernd
Aug. Walther
Union County Country
EN. Erickson
Jean Erickson
Mingle Wilson
Carrie Homter
Kude Walz
Mise
Annie Vorlivs
Maule van Boskerck
Ming Roberta McKinney
Annie Murphy
Stella Wlace
Mina Kauthorsa “Yates
Mims Booth
Horgen Point
John Moore
A Kinney
Edward van Buren
Clarence Murphy
Prod Walz
Death of Willem Zeut at Grove Street North Mainfeld
Willem Zeut dies at home on Grove Street North in Mainfeld after a long illness aged eighty four. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. M. A. Wallace, and a son, Mulpeseaned Weathers, with the funeral arrangements not yet announced. A Washington Valley property transfer shows Moses Hf. French buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Street
Mainfeld
William Esti
Eatily Wits
M. A. Wallace
Moses Hf. French
Washington Valley
Mewars, Well & Meyer
New York City
Notable Local Obituaries and Social Notes Collected
Obituaries and social items from Newark and surrounding areas. Includes memorials for Marsh and Ooms teet, a visit by Albert Devin to St Louis for a clerkship, and the death of Joits Ooms teet in Princeton. Reports on Mrs. Herbert Desendorf's afternoon reception, Augustus Frazee’s long public service, and Tebine's Central Railroad mileage. Also notes on Jerney Tance Hallenbeck and fireman Hollenbeck, highlighting local public life and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Davin
Devin
Elm House
Elizabeth
St Louis
Princeton
N. J
Joits Oomsteet
James C
Julie R. Murray
Hike
Ie William 3. Murray
Broadway
Herbert Desendorf
Famford Avenue
Pulias
Augustus Frazee
Plainield
Tebine
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Fomd
Rev! Jerney
Tance Hallenbeck
Newark
Hollenbeck
Ife
Fire in the valley destroys farm, stock, barn
A fire at Mrs A H Underhill’s Washington Valley barn last night destroyed the building and seven thoroughbred horses seven Jersey cows and much machinery. Estimated losses exceed 3500 with about 2000 insured. Suspected incendiary set. Nearby Bremer Brothers factory in North Malnfield burned earlier to about 700 loss. Fire brigades responded from multiple boxes and hydrants. Also brief items note a small fire at Union County Country Club House and a local land sale of eight acres at Clinton avenue and Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A
Underhill
Washington Valley
James Jared
Bremer Brothers Clothing
Bomertet Street
North Malnfield
Hox No. 12
Front
Somerset Street
Alert Hose Company
Iue
Somerset Sun Streets
Bremer Brun
Urey
Uru
William A. Wood
M. Buller
Union County Country Club
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
J. PF. MacDonald
Satunday Mra
Echoonmaker
Lord's Day observance debate in early Christian writing
Analyzed discussion on whether the Lord's Day is kept by privilege or law, citing Dr. Lewis and biblical passages. Critics argue the Sabbath ends with the weekly cycle, noting Mark 16 9 and Matthew 28 1, and stress the heart’s motive over ritual rest. The piece contemplates resurrection timing and invites further reply from Dr. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Eorton
Dr. Lewis
Christ
Lewis
Mary Magdalene
Lewie
Walter Damrosch’s merit in New York Symphony rises
The article argues against attributing Walter Damrosch’s success to his father’s reputation or patrons. It credits his own skill and leadership, noting the Symphony Orchestra of New York’s strong season and saying it now rivals the Boston Orchestra in talent and promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neblow
Walter Damposch
Monslen
Symphony Orchestra of
New York
Boston Orchestra
Robbery at Elwer Eckel House and Suspected Theft
A Sunday afternoon robbery at the Hired Mas Respected house of Elwer Eckel in Wert field baker left the family in confusion upon return around five. Jewelry and valuables worth considerable sums were stolen from a bureau and box. A suspect named Louis Waugh vanished after being seen boarding a 2 60 train to New York, later spotted on Ninth Avenue, New York, around seven that night. Also noted is an upcoming talk by George H. Fountais on a space journey at the Y M C A rooms Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwer Eckel
Wert Field Baker
Bardas Jrowers
Louis Waugh
Man
New York
Ninth Avenue
Westfold
George H. Fountais
Century of American Literature Reference Titles List
A long OCR fragment lists numerous authors, works, and topics from 18th to 19th century literature and law titles. It appears as a catalog of books, editors, and subjects including Balzac, Dickens, Huckleberry Finn, Les Miserables, Newton, and legal texts on contracts and negotiable instruments, with scattered names and places.
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America
Ball
Caube
Balzac
Cros
Adem Bode
Cross
Mrum
Romola
Dodge
Donald
Dorothy
Dudevant
Rudolatadt
Farrar
Pleteher
Majorie
Gilman & Jackson
Goss
Recollec
Uone
Greaby
Barris
Balsa
Um Loine
Holmes
Elale
If Grardting
Angels Horwits
Palryre
Howells
Jackson
Janvier
Ser
King
Crook
Knox
Europe
Lanfrey
Napoleon
Larcom
New
Financea
Thackery
Henry Esmond
Qeevis
Tete Thackery
Ivery
Turkey
Upham
Satem
Wagner
Ward
Warner
Witkina
New England
Nan
Wilson
Winthrop
Cecil Dreeme Law Dooks
OIFT
Evawta Tracy
Addison
Bigelow
Benjamin
Burrill
Coaley
Daniel
Dillon
Gould
Jones
Lehigh and Wilkeshaire Coal Company Profits Declared
At the annual meeting the old board was reelected. The report shows 2,572,266 tons mined and 370,670 tons purchased. Total receipts reached 9,449,682 dollars with expenses of 6,434,399 dollars and profits of 2,? (likely 1,?). interest and sinking fund payments were 980,633 dollars leaving net profit 25,644 dollars. Transportation payments to New Jersey Central and other railroads totaled 3,950,363 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh,& Wilkeshaire Coal Company
New Jersey Central Railroad
Board of Aireetore
New Jersey Central
Victor catalog promises best wheels from Rogers at Central and Fifth
W H Rogers agent at Central avenue and Fifth street advertises Victor Credendos and wheels with full notes and orders ready in twenty minutes. Call or send for a catalogue offering second-hand wheels at a very low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braing
Ainost
W. H. Rogers
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Victor Credendos
Revising Registry Lists and Meeting Notes
North Plainfield Borough and Township Registry Boards meet to revise lists at Baengerband Hall and Spencer's Hall with sessions at 9 o'clock tonight. Interme Chub Meeting at Reform Hall features address by Mr Lain of the Industrial Alliance of New York and devotional led by Rev Honeyman.
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North Plainfield
Baengerband Hall
St Stahl's
Somerset Street
Spencer’s Hall
Warren Engine House
Reform Hall
Lain
The
Cheiatian’ Industrial Alliance of
New York
W. E Honeyman
Spencer
Typhus Roars as Thirteen New Victims Reported
March 1 report notes a typhus surge with thirteen new cases and several hospitalized. Health officers grapple with unknown contagion sources as ambulances transfer patients from Gourpruenr Hospital to Riverside for treatment. Names and addresses of infected individuals appear in the dispatch, including homeless patients and residents from East 125th to East 1280 streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hleven
Muwerer
Ag Ambuinnsa
Coe
Balle’o Hospital
Gourpruenr Hopital
Ewe Saens
Natrarael Vavim
Bellevue Lane
Forsyth
Inano Amamowris
Istrest
Mouron Atreet
Fannie S
German Betilars Emigrate From Volga to United States
Three hundred thousand Germans from the Volga provinces prepare to emigrate to the United States. They are described as gaunt and old in demeanor, wearing outdated garments, yet industrious and sober. Russians view them as foreigners and permit their departure, with government support in Saratof.
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Russie
Sr Prieseyons
Herman
Volga
Kussie
United States
Germany
Saratof
Gergench Aod
Ube
Tines Lutolershis
Mystery of Trery's Life Revealed in Scranton Turmoil
March 1 events expose Oliver Perry of New York Central as the perpetrator behind an elaborate gambit. Perry, once clerk to a prominent Hyde Park heiress, swindled several hundred dollars by cashing forged checks after a rushed engagement. He fled after gaining cash from close of banking hours, leaving creditors and the betrothed in distress. A controversial trial moment features justice and juror discussions, while a separate report notes a chemist burned to death in a separate accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Perry
Rextim
The Tod Tamer shines in French Wilsons troupe show
The performance by The Tod Tamer in the French Wilsons company draws praise for its lively humor and elaborate staging. A large chorus and notable cast including Charles Plankett Gil Gayton and William Proette contribute to a highly enjoyable production. Tickets advised by mail or telegraph. matinees on Saturdays.
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Wilson
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Uh AL
Tuna
Prom
Unum Conecy Country Club
Gui
Tara
Verein
Willem Zeut
Eath Palle
Rexoe Marsh
Reurity
Chicago
Thin City
Bremer Brothers Barnad Ont
Grant
Barribie
Te & Daily Chronicle
Otto
Fife
L. W. Amdsiph
New Yorks
Oyte
Trery
Lenker
Seaixaricio
Oulo
Actiane
Reinerke Shere Arart
Wilrusen
Freeman
Bering
Paul Harvey
Eos
Wright
Tha Board of Freeholders
J. N. Hanna
Fulton Market
New- York City
Anya
Raaxpmern
Buaxypaern
J. W. Amaager
Ealc
Dros Bree
Soos
Guy and
Pieechay
Premn
Aldrees
Marcty
A.M. Runyon & Son
Pale Avenue
Derwe No
Maideen Avenue
Saar
Carnival of Skating
Castella and
Phillips
Crescent Rink
Night
Minstrel
Monarcha
Primrose & West's
Minstrels
New & Choice
Adolph Brodeky
Hoagland
North Avenue
Park Avenue
Plainfield, N. J
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