Democratic mayoral candidate comments spark party clash
The Plainfield Courier reports a Democratic candidate for mayor expresses no hope of election, drawing swift reactions from Republicans in North Plainfield Township. Citizens will vote at the Democratic primary next Tuesday, with Republicans on their ballots. The Elizabeth Journal criticizes the Daily Press editor for journalistic style and questions Moffett's viability for postmaster, noting concerns about his popularity and the party’s reaction.
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North Plainield
Carman
A. Drake
Sissy
eGovern
Drake
Carmen
McGovers
Slaty
Todt Benatinghem
Ates
Preabiterien
Cborch
Hepeiba
Bowers
Teylor
Aleys
Pepe
Bor Wecemary
Lrementer’ Counst
Musday
Adam Dealeman
John Tingley
Alen Months
Kratzel Building
Basi
Sebring Nominated for Freeholder by Republican Ticket
In Plainfield on March 8, 1694, North Plainfield Republicans announced Charles P. Sebring should be unanimously nominated for Freeholder after debates showed Balman’s term had expired and leadership shifted. The question remains what changed minds among party leaders and the assembled caucus.
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Charles P. Sebr
Balman
Sebring
R.ated
Plainfield
Pleasant social dance at No 213 Pi avenue
A lively party and social dance at No 213 Pi avenue ten night, hosted by Mina Kel and Miss Estic Lavericia. Music by Prof. O'Reilly, with a large table of refreshments for eighteen. Attendees included Mis Misule and Meas Maule Kiley, Anne Bort, Leos Weber, and others. References to Harmonized Melodies and Bone or medicine ads appear in the page text.
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Pi Avenue Ten
Mina Kel
Estic Lavericia
Prof. O'Reilly
Sharen O'Clock
Mise Misule
Meas Maule Kiley
Anne Bort
Mies Leos Weber
Mit Muwle Moore
Mra L. Mans
Mra Cuarion Frey
Katie Sod
Carne Sutterheim
Mins
K. F Rey
Joseph Sab
EB Meety
P. Feud
Temes Keeney
7 Key
W. Peoghors
Mr Haberiey
IL Tuversaf
New York
Village Entertains With Christmas Program
An audience attended a local Christmas program featuring the Young Endeavorers. The pastor read scripture and a poem "Home in Heaven" was recited by Miss May Wil. George Keyoolla Frank Denckien Theodore Hoezell Robbie Mester and others presented readings and a tableau comparing missionaries with non-Christianized lands.
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Robert
Meeker
Sflair
Suander
Bret Slaging
Miss May Wil
Charles Dunlap
George Keyoolla
Frank Denckien
Theodore Hoezell
Robbie Mester
Clarence Rittenbogee
Fred Dusavan
Arevlmilqe
Pes
Maxie
Central Railroad Pays Wages In Cents, About 400000
Partial garbled notes recount wage payments by the Central Railroad in small cents amounting to about 400000. Other items mention Senator Hirachey nominated for council in Asbury Park, Epworth Church plans no entertainment tie next week, and construction on Fred Bird’s pew house on Elm Street beginning soon.
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Central Railroad
Hirachey
Asbury Park
Epworth
Fred Bird
Elm Plake
Board of Education
Plainfield
Frank
Crescent
Vail Brot
Part Avenue
Hope Caspel
East Second Street
Whyo Gang
Bergen
Thorpe & Ivins
Yemerdd
J. A Susich
W. Rice & Cov
Vuer Street
Sam Mil
Woolston & Borkie
North Avenue
Mraus Ot
G. J. Powers
Somerset
Mr. Powers
Maxty
Local Notices and Social Tidbits from Rahway
Fragmented OCR reads like a community column with names, dates, and events. Mentions of concerts, club gatherings, a horseman investment, barber shop openings, visitors from New York, and political planning appear, reflecting Rahway social life and civic matters for upcoming meetings and town happenings.
Oysters and Beds in Bay Tale and Arlington Pole Plans
Tale describes oyster bed farming from Newape Bay with long beds and seasonal harvests, and notes a risky method with beds spreading over miles. It mentions preservation, dangers from predators, and economic hopes of millionaires. later, Arlington plans to lay electric poles with the Telephone Company as route consent is pursued. A fatal accident near Linden is reported, outlining a victim found on a road with investigation underway.
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Newape Bay
Bashel
As & Farmer
Dave
Rik
Uney
Yatera
Bat
Doang
Potew
Arlngton
Arlington
Slarm Circnitean
Wileh Oeeds Tt
Arington
Vichy
Sezenih
Aveaug
Eighth Street
Pat Aresee
Sewing the Wind at Empire Theatre Review
A Sydney Grosdy produced dramatic interpretation of Sewing the Wind features Henry Miller and Vivie Allied in lead roles. The plot centers on a tethered daughter and a controversial love that tests social codes, delivering passionate performances and high audience enthusiasm.
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Empire Thestre
Charlie
Prolemai
Tiis
Sydney Grosdy
Bey
Mr. Grandy
Sun
Wea
Henry Miller
Vivie
Fractured Local Anecdote On Remedies And Courage
Somber city crowd gathered last night and discussed cures for a cut as a chilly mood spread. Neimerwood resident Buty Guttridge presented a remedy that sparked disbelief yet drew a crowd, while others hesitated yet showed curiosity about the odd tip and its supposed effects.
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Cain
Wasson
Plainfield May Erxt Rave to Supply Chisago
William Kline, employed by G Q Packer's furniture on Park Avenue, started at midnight for Brooklyn with a large bed and furniture for a returning customer. The delivery aims to supply customers in Besokiya and New York, including a prior purchaser. The trip, for the holidays, marks another direct shipment from Plainfield to the metropolis.
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Plainfield
Chisago
Brooklya
Wereritheless
Wiliam Kline
St G Q Packer
Pope
Park Avenue
Wight
Brooklyn
Mr. Pecker
Besokiya
New York
Mr. Packer
Farviuure
Fragmentary OCR Summary Card
Fragmented text fragment reads odd names and words in a garbled line with no clear event or subject. No identifiable person, organization, date, or location is reliably readable from the snippet provided.
Yankee Notions and Dress Goods List
A fragmented yesteryear catalog item lists various sewing notions and small goods. It names Yankee notions, basting cotton, tape, wool, knitting cotton, wardrobe hooks, tinsel, ball knitting cotton, picture wire, brushes, combs, safes, purses, oil, rubber drawers shields, toilet paper, tooth powder, dress stays, and other fabric notions with prices or notes. The legible entries point to a general shop goods inventory from a dry goods store.
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Hale
L. Exch
Ball Darling Coton
BalTinsel J
Ball Knitting Cottve
Mare Rubber
War Emburg 5 SOM sale of dress stays and fabric
War Emburg 5 SOM advertises clearance of 600 dozen Taylors Edge Dress Stays once 95¢ a dozen now 0.? per dozen. Also offered are 500 yards of gines eee nl and 600 children's fr ermchiefs at fc each. Includes 200 s Corded Wists 15¢ each and 240) i Men's Heavy Seamless half rose 8o pair with 283 yards of cloth for shelves at 6c yard.
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Hamburg Embroideries Yardage and Hours Notice
An archival notice lists fabric widths and yardage details for Hamburg Embroideries, noting 075 yardage at one and a half inches and 4c iS 650 yardage at three and one inch widths. The shop states hours close daily at 7 PM except Saturdays.
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School For Dancing
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Valen
Minnia Reyword
Loisa Derry
Park
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McVey
Charg
Yan Buren & Timpson
Noah
Cedar St
New York City
Park Axenue
M. J. Coyne
Ee Ors Ko. Ha
East Fourth St
Hillier & Co
Plainfield’s
International 7 Fur Store
Central Ave
Fifth St
John Brown
Lad Rey
South Seaond Sr
Leech, Stiles & Co
Adelphia
Neers Rm
M. M. Dunham
East Prom
Treretey
Moo
Rees Earstt
Orpen Ped Eee
Pat Schwed Brothers
Packer
Garret Q. Packer
Park Avenue & Second
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