Fragmented 19th century miscellany and city whims
A jagged collection notes cultural digs, European politics, odd cures, and local gossip. It mentions Caicace and a Boston defeat, a Philadelphia resident calling himself dead, German orations, mustard plaster cures, Emperor William and Paris cabinet shifts, a 108 year old Illinois progenitor, and a zealot preacher to St Louis, among scattered dates and names.
Redistricting Debates Prompt City Ward Polling Reform
A city ward faces voting-place changes amid redistricting talk. Park Avenue residents would vote near Muhlenberg Hospital while Clinton Avenue residents seek center town polling, explaining the need for a fairer Liberty Street Mainfield division to ease voter travel. The Atlantic Monthly notes listings and essays by Cox and Wiggo with politics and nature features. The librarian reports February 1892 statistics: 2,288 card-holders, 1,945 total in library categories, 2,726 visitors, and revenues from dues and non-resident subscriptions.
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Common Council
Park Avenue
Muhlenberg Hospital
Clinton Avenue
Liberty Street
Mainflelavedue
Vola
EB. L. Avams
Best Shooter Sets Sights On Hog Open Shoot
A week and a half ago at Heritage a well known wing shooter organized an open sweepstakes for a live hog. The event took place at Marion New Jersey last Thursday afternoon. E M Cooper Red Bank W H Holly East Newark and Capt Jones New York tied on clean scores to be settled this afternoon for ownership of the 400 pound porker raised on Uncle Jake Pentz Farm Fanwood. Charles Smith and Neil Apgar of the city are listed as shooters. The Borough Council meets in regular session tomorrow evening.
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Heritage
Marion
N. J
E. M. Cooper
Red Bank
W. H. Holly
East
Newark
Capt. Jones
New York
Jake” Pentz
Fanwood
Charles ‘Smith
Neil Apgar
Beventernth Dog Show at Madison Square Garden Exceeds Past Shows
Coverage of the Westminster Kennel Club show notes 98,000 in premiums and highlights the rise of dog breeding in America. It praises Miss Whitney as a leading judge, detailing her role with St Bernards and Newfoundlands, and recounts the club’s pursuit of top-quality kennels through imports from Europe.
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Madison Square Garden
Prines
America
England
Europe
Westminster Reno! Club
Westminster Kennel Club
St. Bernard
Mexico
Lelaim Bo
Whitney
Gus
St. Bernard Club
Mise Whitney
Pays
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Paowr Street
Mator, Edwin L. Bonny
George PD
Hallock
T. Wilford Powell
Pienry N. Silencer
Townsip
North Plainfield
H. J. Martin
JW. A. Banerachs
John BR. McDonald
Town
W. C. Smith
Commissioners OF Highways
M. Powers
P. M. Whitely
Commirsioners OF Appeal
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Jonathan Clawson
D. R. Weaver
J. W. Vanadier
Thomas Rut
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City of Culture
City of Stockyards
Fall Thomas
Philadelphia
United States
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Angela
Johnnie ‘Milton
Nicks
William
Prance
Paris
Taxburgomanter
Berlin
Edward Washington
Illinois
St. Louis
Atlantic Monthly
Marcel
Brooke Jerford
Hostom Stergyman
Mr. Crawford
Hiversal
Don Orsing
Isabel F. Hapgood
St. Waderion
Turien i
New France
Ehlith Thomas
Guler
Womk
Union
Jacob Dolson Cox
Ohio
Interior
Ie Cincinnati Law School
Mra
Kate Douglas Wigo
Gemasiel Bradford, Jr
F. Blake Crofian
Camtorta
Divverewt
Miss Whitney
Enolisa
Beaupo
Central Ave
Fifth St
Metropolitan
Opp
Plainfield
D. Thompson
Plainfield, N. 4
Washburn, Crosby & Co.'s
Wilkinson, Gaddis & Co
Union Grunty
United Tea and Coffee Growers Association
Carey
Palace
Cor
Front and
Grove Streets
T. J. Carey
Hillier&co
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M.T
J. T. Moker
A RE. Gorinil
Ada W. P. Dunham
J. F. MacDonald
East Front St
Moman & Charey
Ryerdhp
Somerset
Human
Randolph
L. W. Randolph's Ory Pharmacy
A. M. Griffen
Prom the Elisabet Herald
Central Herald
Democratic Party