HERS AND THERE Boots Ad And Police Action In Local News
Local notices mention Doane and Van Arsdale selling certain boots, a man named Mobring detained by police to determine mental state, and Acme baseball club in Brooklyn seeking open dates for April to May. Other items cover a New Jersey agriculture board report, a YMCA talk on Mammoth Care, a Knights of Honor meeting in Elizabeth, and Pennsylvania Railroad reportedly purchasing Ryan’s Hotel near Union Depot with a $40,000 property value.
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Mobring
Acme Baseball Club
Brooklyn
United Tea and Coffee Growers’ Association
William Murphy
Norwich
Batte
H. J. Ramyau
YMC
Elizabeth Lodge
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
J. Feytel
Knights of Honor Lodge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ryan's
Union Depot
Olena Steer
Netherwood Wells Test Reveals Water Capacity
The Netherwood Wells test shows pumps delivering three to three and a half million gallons daily, far above standpipe capacity. Pumps halted later today after sevenfold output over the test period. water rerouted to Green Brook and pipes flushed. Also notes a performance of The Pearl of Peking at Music Hall with cast details and a mining disaster report from Baceseys describing a coal mine explosion burying miners.
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Netherwood
Green Brook
Peking
Bi. Cuspman
Ty Foo
Tonie Harrison
Irene Vepons
Abe
Stemble
Peart
Mad dog rampage ends after town chase and bites
A distressed community recounts a bulldog attack as police Captain Grant and James Babbitt pursue the white bull dog from West Sixth to Central Avenue, injuring no one yet. The dog’s path crosses streets, a butcher’s doorway, and a resident’s elbow bite as fear spreads through Seventh Street before efforts to capture the animal conclude.
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James Babbitt
Bastview
Dean
New Huven
Richmond Street
West Sixth Street
M. M Pan
Seventh Street
Caz
New York
Titsworth West
Pasteur Pasiene
Stey
Fire destroys barn in North Plainfield area
About nine o'clock last evening Bre was found in a barn owned by William Boe on Pearl Street North Plainfield. Fire spread rapidly engulfing the entire structure and killing a horse and two cows along with wagon and hay. Fire company No. 1 battled the blaze while surrounding properties were kept safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boe
Pearl Street
North Plainfield
Warren Bagipe Company
Peart
The Old Homestead Play At Music Hall Heads Local Program
Local business and civic leaders back a YMCA effort to fund self sustaining work for the needy. The Old Homestead drama stars at Music Hall, drawing large crowds in New York and now promoted for a Mansfield audience, with health and growth prospects noted. Public notices include enforcement actions against offenders and mayoral oversight of these events.
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Kentucky
Nem
Pisinfield
Denman Thompany
Music Hall
Anight
Studs
New York City
Ward
Street railways and reform push in 19th century voice
A fragmented piece argues for a street railway which would ease congestion and cost of living, urging suppression of obstruction to progress. It cites the growing American electric street railways and their efficiency, while praising early mechanical innovations as key to common welfare and economic vitality. A separate note hints at a hidden wealth recovery case near Bennett's Mills, New Jersey, describing John Elmer and a missing satchel with $200 found.
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United States
Lakewood
New Jersey
Bennett's Mills
John Elmer
Elmer
Alwa
Rev Bisharts and Richards Earn Honorary Divinity Degree
In New York City the Council recognizes Rev Wm B Bisharts B D as pastor of Openmont Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev W B Richards receives the honorary degree Divine Theologia Decor or similar.
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Bisharts
B.D
The
Council Wiversity Caning
New York
Richerds
Weather storms and race track temptations cited in 19th century notes
The article discusses weather reports and atmospheric cyclone theories attributed to William Marriott and meteorologist Buchty. It mentions storm forms, their life expectancy, and skepticism about a universal weather belt. It also references Mitchells, Gentes Offenmuller and Baker, and alleged entrapment of two men linked to race tracks and pool rooms.
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Rersee
Willian Marriott
Uke Sieg
Mechia
Offenmuller
Baker
Grant
Elizabeth
Mitchell
Weir Pesalon
Fragmentary 19th century notes amid urban blaze and finance
Incomprehensible OCR fragments report a furniture firm fire in Dax area , losses around 20000 dollars, and a mill seeking stock issuance of 7.5 million shares. Mentions William Beall Fishding and an employee incident. Some text refers to York bicgels and fading machines with unclear data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
Snk Gs
Sutine Syeem
Bicgels
Rees
York
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Doane & van Arsdale’a
John Mallory
J. W. A. Bauersachs
Jereny
Water! Geoply Company
Ax ‘Effert
Actas
Pemery
Coree
Baceseys
Thin
Legislayere
Teteniay
Decca
Lawrence O’ Donnell
Flynn
Fith Ward
John Hi
Neth
Dyes Ee Ward
Frederish Werd
William
North Phain
Drateytios
Randers
Dolore
Gruak
Pete
Jake Elmers Ponltar
Worth
Asother
Tesh
Dax
Momey
Allooce
Reform Hall
Senday
Pekin
la Great Eocess
Denmant Thompson
Homestead
Pade
Deenery New! Company
Comte
West Front Street
Windham and Crowley
Wss A
Pyzs Deotins
Rm Wits
Eise Naa
Peck
Doane
van Aredald
Wees
Pice Ab Crescent Rink
Tisarvday
Rriday
Schering
Ter
Amerie
Ee A. M. Runyom & Son
Undertakera and Embalgy KO
Baldo Sree
Meving
Crom C
H. W. Marshall
B. D. Newell’s
Bawty
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