Salvation Army Meeting Highlights Plucky But Fractured Views
An eight hundred strong Salvation Army meeting in Rochester drew chief speaker Frank Harder of Madison Avenue who warned of sectarian zeal and persecution within the movement. He recalled bloodless but real tensions as scribes and picketers denounced followers and noted well off supporters hesitating to aid the cause amid uneasy public scrutiny.
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Tesalvation Army Las
Wet Francia
Harder
Madison Svenue
Lake
Eleat
Devia
Jobe
Christ
Jal Arwy
Rochester
New Wore
Wea
Lin
Chen
Diamand
New York
Atlie Dloe
Abe
Tve
Solera
Local notes merge into a busy Cranford page
A jumble of 1900s community items covers court, elections, church and club events. See arrests, temper lines, trolley planning, a mayoral post, supper fundraisers and a horse incident, all reflecting small town life.
Fragmented report of wagon collision near office yard
A garbled notice describes Grim's horses in a wagon incident around five o'clock in the afternoon. Another wagon from Lue employees collided, the driver did not stop, and the coachs horse and bridle were affected, with unspecified damage to Derber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim
Howe
Earth
Sud
Toe Street Railway Case Seeks Prompt Settlement
Sam Jackson and Angieman attorneys for Julio Waldren sue Viaiwteht Street Railway Company over damages from a crash on West Front Street. Waldren offered to settle for a single payment, the company promised but kept paying and finally sent a check, which was promptly returned, leading to legal action.
Market Preparations Noted At Reynold's Place
The item notes various market preparations in the area around Reynold's Poaracey, Park North Avenue. It mentions Clive Thandie and others, with a recommendation that it is the best remedy for the situation, while references to Baldrhlee and Milleraville appear in pursuit of a lead.
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Coamperiniws
Clive Thandie
Eller Bendy
Meleelie
Cosena
Awl Baldrhlee
Milleraville
Chasin
Reynold
Poaracey
Park North Avenue
Aymetromm
Lyceum Players Triumph In Digesian Club Tournament
Lyceum players win their ninth game of the Digesian Cotes being tournament. They beat the Columbias of Jersey and tie the standings after a decisive last game. Piyna, Gill, Scanlon, and D O'Brien starred for Lyceum with Kiely as scorer for St Colombian.
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Tournement
Sc Columbias
Jersey
Ouners
Lyceume
Piyna
Mr. Gill
Lyceum
Bnej Scanlon
D. O'Brien
W. J. Kiely
Grippe remedies noted in late season report
In this fragment the text discusses the Grippe prevalence, observes mixed recovery speeds, and mentions a remedy with peculiar powers. It references diseases of the chest and throat and a pharmacy front location, but the details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Es Pharmacy
Westfield Democrats Nominate Town Officers and Officials
A lengthy local meeting details Democratic nominations in Westfield for township offices. Key figures named include Freeholder Addison B Otark Assessor M. Merah Collector Wm. C. Barton and Town Committee member L. Boulder. The article lists budgeted appropriations for roads, bridges, and public works and reports on other town expenses. It also notes a separate North cas Democrats gathering at a schoolhouse with nominations for township roles and a contested vote on a ticket.
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Cas Democrats
Pimce
Culsee
Japoo Atike
Bert
S Econd
Marines
Gaun
Jeltman
Neal
Citizen's
David Cartey
D. Smalley
Gad
Garney Sgon
D. Bodine
Mogennt
Smalley
Bodine
Mr. Carney
Nes
Smalley Age
Deul Apain
Wal
Giliten
Sunipenan Bineliey
Cowncllasan Neal
Sam Taynor
George Sidwart
Fur Surveyors of
Michael Powers
Joseph
Hamble Fur Commissionera of Appeal
Jonasthan Clawson
Harrison Uoddington
Larael Bout
Jamee Stelay
Patrick Egan
Seweel Taynor
George Lewin
BACO
Westfield Democratic
Westfield
Apcomn
Freehotler
Addison B
Otark
Ansersor
MU. Merah
Colieetor
Wm.c. Barton
Town
Lwcher
Masquerade party and social clubs in Somerville area
The column describes a March 29 masquerade at Miss Thomipeen's home and lists attendees, plus notes on a Young Ladies Missionary Society birthday event at Miss Sereen's West Front Street home. It mentions the New Market band planning summer work, local visits, and a pastor's family, with a brief police- or community-side update on social gatherings and local activity.
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T. Thiers
Somer
Ackerm
Wetnis
i + Mies
Moe Gee Ter
Bank
Young Ladies Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Adansdon
Guar
Iro
Viola
Acceptance Letter From Hance for Borough Mayor
R Basce letter dated March 4 1894 to the Borough Democratic Committee in Hanover New Jersey accepts the mayoral nomination. Dinas C Hance expresses pleasure and pledges to serve the borough and all residents regardless of party if elected.
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Layer Hance
Borugh
Democratic Committee
Neary Pramereco
Honover
Norra Posi
New Jersey
Boroungl
Lee
Lam
Dinas C. Haxce
Nominations Declined at Borough Meeting Sparks Local Turmoil
At the borough meeting Spencer and Samuel Tagynor were nominated for township collector but both refused. Spencer sent a declination letter to the editor citing informing of his nomination after the primary. Also reported is a child safety incident involving a horse near Root Street causing fright and a near accident as bystanders intervened.
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Spencer
Ee Tieenon Voilgetor
Samuel Tagynor
Mr. Spencer
Rus Cocnien
North PlainSeld
March Oun
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Salvationists
Bardet
Sanday School of Hope Chapel
Yevteriey
M. C. A. Athletic Association
George Jair
Draskenpeas
Prohibitonists
Cranford
Sam Pravos
Lortioy
Brousneg
Uvsial
Netherwood
Coddington Avenue
Regeo
Westfeld
Board of Trade
West Ynd Athletic Club
Muskraj
Neely
Charles Hyde
Elzabeth Common Council
Coma
J. A. Beetham
Green Brock
Avenue
Mies Barrett
Esat Pile Aurege
Lene
Newcares Moater
Thompson, Clark, Bigelow
Randolpe
Haber
Vegiard
Campiny
Leur
Florencn Warder
le Grippe
Carney
Citizens’, Caucus
Herth Plaekteh Benes
Jackson
Larel
Pialngesd
Mian
Bu Greep
Sormi
Leb Randolph
Cetraaveowe
Anna Cilekner
Sew Syeareiet
D. Rogers
Charles Herd
Florida
Jesse Dayat Booth
Peio- Neiders
Praok Faoikesod
R Jolson
J. Gd. Snowden
Ri Athlete Club
Evast Pirth
Cinpal
Albert Wagner
Arthur Grane
Alfred Kuechii
Rovere
Browers
Sada
Yane
Misa L. van Negs
Beles Schaeffer
Sociable
Ell Thn
Treston
Rangos
Adele Werren
Cel
Orange
Joseph Maitland
Pisee
Mra Bhatti
Trent
Maree
Clee
Milix
Hesry
Wen
Moree Sal
San
Bureslves
Jona G. Dyer
James
Toulay
Mondey
Birth
Theodore V. Anith
R. Basce
Joan Abbott
Froot Street
Pear
Chariss M. Wilson
Chas. H. Gill
Carpenter & Builder
West Pearth Street
Ballentine
Park Ave
Theodore Wilson
Cee Ee
Nan
Enryek & Harris
Kmenting
Holy Cross Church
Grove Street
Holy Oroua
North Jet
Carey
326
Front Street
Esate Sale
East Sixth Street
Mountain Avenue
Pearce
Patrick Lypch
Depor
Serene Ries
Piven Sand Sect
Second Street
Plainfield Avenue
Taquire
Plainfield Sycoas
Norfolk
Litchfield County
Cima
Kewly
Somerset St
Seenstatt
Joan
Davis
Samuel Drier
Craig A. Marsh
Poliettar
Madame Knight
W. Prentot
Pial
Priges Low
Tan
Thorpe & Ivins
Loomis & Rice Lal Wemarene
Pee Am
Staiam
Lehigh Wont
Misco
Leon Pune
Dios
Sale Rabbieg Genco Vie Wiseappeare
Tiny Paiegsas Ees
Shaw
Sypedea
Thi
Stillman Music Hall
J A
Dalloff
Leanie Ani
F. MacDonald
State Bay
Madeo Hillier & Co
North Avenue
Quast
Packer
Garre
Q. Packer
Park Avenue & Second
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