Local Church News and Community Notices
A crowded church Sunday notes rapid growth of First Church of Christ Geder. Cigar shop on North Syopas offers six types of cigars. Weather cooled overnight. Regular monthly Holy Cross Church song service praised. Jr P.S. and Y P S O gatherings planned at Hope Chapel with topics on actions over wants. West Front street druggist George E. Williams reports registered pharmacists on staff. Legislature proposals spark debate. Pool match in Trenton ends 100 to 70 with Gillon winning by a 4‑score margin. Woollston & Bockie advertise home decor and wallpapers. Y M C A Auxiliary to host Bible reading by W. T. Murray. Royal Line express delayed due to box issue. two dogs shot after attack. Fundraising entertainment at Warren Mission Chapel features tableaux and readings. Miss Etted Vente worth and Ernest Van Zemlt bitten by a mad dog receiving daily treatment in New York. Baptism service at Monroe Avenue Chapel disrupted by power outage. Hope Chapel Ladies Aid and Mother’s meetings scheduled. attendance urged. Park Avenue controversy over toad-year park plan and railing boards. property issue settled. Marriage date pending. expected before next long year. Rev J B Cleaver Daytised services attract many attendees. Elder Hand and AG Nicholson attend, Vanderbeck's Hall hosts sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M OC. A
Murray
Royal Hine
Nori Avenue
Sta Jidh Alent
Stelle
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Warren Mission Chapel
Mise Etted Vnteworth
Ernest van Zemlt
New York
Pasteur Caativate
Evra
Parkeo Nps
J. B. Cleaver
Park Avenue Bartlet
AG. Nicholson
Vanderbeck’s
Cleaver
Robbery at Westfield Reported in City Area
Robbers similar to a prior group operated in the afternoon in Westfield. They raided J Crosby residence and stole a gold watch and ten dollars. One thief visited several houses to check for occupants and pretended to be selling wares. The suspect, not arrested, was traced to Fanwood where he was a local trader for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
J. Crosby
Fanwood
New York
Fragmentary historic note on illness cure from aged text
An OCR fragment mentions curing consumption or tuberculosis and hints at medical or personal rehabilitation. The legible parts include references to healing, nourishment, and a solemn tone about a man allegedly recovered. Names, places, and dates are not clearly readable.
Widow Mrs Runyon Dies At Home On West Sixth Street
Mrs Runyon, mother of Alexander Runyon and Theodore Runyon, died at her daughter Mrs Charles Sileipeon’s residence on West Sixth Street after a brief illness. Born March 10 1813 at Wort Front Street near Washington Avenue, she would have been 79. Granddaughter of Rev Jacob F Randolph, first pastor of the First Baptist Church, she married Ira Runyon and raised six children. She lived in retirement for years, cherished by many grandchildren. funeral expected Thursday afternoon.
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Rubny
Resi
Fateh Honyon
Alexander M
Theodore L. Runyoo
Charles Sileipeon
West Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
Jacob F. Randolph
First Baptist Church
Martin Roggen
Ira Runyon
Abraham and
Elisha Runyon
Mary
Alfred B
Elburn
Illinoia
Edwart
Mra Ronyon
New York Symphony to Visit Music Hall Next Winter
Music Hall announces a four concert series by the New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch. Performances are planned for December January February and March. Tickets cost four dollars for the full course with limited seating and early subscription options through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Damrosch Symphony Orchestra
Uist
New York Symphony Orchestra
Wahter Damnsch
Etvlesien
Plainfield
Requesiiv
L. W. Randolph’s
Central Pharmacy
Bhiaw's
Central New Jersey Base Ball League Meeting Held
A meeting of the Central New Jersey Base Ball League will be held at the Crescent League Club Haus in this city on Wednesday evening of the week. The main purpose is to adopt rules for the coming championship season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New Jersey
Haus
Pastor Ketcham to sever ties with church after resignation
Dr Ketcham plans to resign and seek severance from the church pastorate. Elders will convene a meeting on Wednesday to discuss his departure and whether church members will support or challenge the move. Warren Ackerman objected, urging continuation under Dr Ketcham, while others debated the plan amid parish unrest.
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Ketcham
Tle
Warren Ackerman
Hisefeat
Dr. Ketchaan
Keacham
Macheling
Oon
Aes
Ketehman
Mater Uia Meroing
Plainfield
Lenst
Merchantry Scams and Medical Plasters Prominent
A fragmented report details scams by subscription schemes with losses to hundreds. It also touts Allcock’s Plaster as a trusted remedy through testimonials from a U S Army associate and elderly naval officer, praising its chest and back relief. The piece notes theater offerings at Mosaic Hall, and a lecture tour by Henry Ragen planned for England in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thornton Parker
U. S Army
Stuttgart
Germany
U. S. Arty and Indian Hospital
Dog killing lawsuit stirs township over town dog slayer
A dispute in White Bull township centers on a lawsuit by D McLaughlin of the adjoining town over the killing of a valuable bull and many dogs by the official dog slayer. Township officials authorized muttering or killing dogs. several residents plan to sue for damages.
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Courier of Last
Fridany
Besa
Sory
Philadelphia
Dla
Columbus
N. J
D. McLaughlin
White Bull
W. A. Johnson
McLaughlin
Lusiowis
ATX Day Twelve Bicycle Race Concludes In Madiwee Square
Large crowd gathers in Madiwee Square Garden for the final day of the atx day twelve hour per day bi cycle race. Charles W Ashinger wins the sprint overall after covering 1022 miles with William Lah close behind in second by a mere two feet. Capt P10 Martin of Plain Beld Bicycle Club noted as judge for finish.
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Madiwee Square Garden
Atx
P10. Martin
Plain Beld Bicycle Club
Charies W. Ashinger
William Lah
Ashinger
Explosion casualties and botched notes from March 14 report
The fragmentary report describes deaths and injuries around an explosion. It mentions King bourty of ey Srnstion at Andere and references convulsed events, with vague notes on people named thoms and SEEvaion. A March 14 date appears with weather details and a tangled string of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourty
Andere
Thoms
Attorney General vows full effort to pursue and punish attackers
Coroner Hartwell finished the autopsy in the Wilson poisoning case and sent three bottles with stomach contents and vital organs to Harvard for analysis. It remains unclear if death was caused by arsenic. In New York Judge Van Brunt is expected to issue a decision, while a prosecutor says he will act immediately on forgery charges against a Lilley.
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Aber
Aven
Mass
Hartwell
Wilson
Wi of
Barvard
New York
van Brows
Dimaries_Astornay leo
Fragmented 19th century blast of names and crime notes
Fragmentary OCR piece mentions Prof Steen insanity, Knowlton dealer moods, Harrison for President, Bright shot and lynched, New York asylum, Blaskburs oil works destroyed, Nations Convention, Wakenda lynching, Biddeford merchants blacklisted, Hatch and Emery insolvency, Boston creditors, and strike tensions. Events appear disjointed with speculative names and scattered incidents across places.
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Steen
William J. Knowlton
Michigan
Harrison
John T. Bright
Tevey County
Paward Claybargh
New York
Blaskburs
England
John Eacles
Boston
Dalegniee
Mra Terrenton
Wakenda
Biddeford
Retail Protective Agency of
Chicago
Finand
Hatch & Emery
Boots
Nicipal
Saes
Aod
Etna
Indoor ball games and court case move Crescent event
The Crescent rink hosts indoor baseball action next Wednesday as players compete for spots on the Crescent team. A court decision favors the city in a dispute over land grants, while the Indoor Ball Playing game provides a chance to gauge the Crescent baseball prospects.
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First Church of Christ
Bies J. Mosher
Creecent
North
Syopas
Holy Cross
High Order
Welock
Hope Chapel
George E. Williams
West Front Street
Hla
Costa
Tim
New Jersey
Michael Gill
James Pilgpatrick
Trenton
Gillon
Woollston & Bockie
North Avenue
Monroe Avenue
Westfeld
George J. Pulliamas
Duer Street
North Plainfield
Trama Aive
Charles Harber
Perth Amboy
J. L. Marlbut
Malnfield
Venleo
Janie Martin
Newark
Chathaw Street
Charles (. Dawnom
South
Erie Street
Toledo
Ohio
Manning Vermeule
Nemo
Woetfild Leader
Howe
Westfield Leader
Leader
Weatfleld Printing Company
Edwin Ralph Colling
Texas Sistings
J. H. Cash
Olves Parma
Mat Ooure Teretl
Hubert P. Bell
Ube
J.B
Crater Crater
Ember
Lestiale
Damagar
Pearl of
Pekin
Mosaic Hall
Berg
Eeeer Thestre
Bomen Natere
Ragen
Inman
London
Great Britain
Eee Bae Fe
Amecans
Ren
Hotton
Benjamin Gatton
Cortland
Dee
Ames
Lyman
Ercepane
Mousy
Preaklens Jannon
Eae
Renee
Debora
Mercer County
Te Ve Tone Comatee Railroad Company
New Joewy
Amerie Dock and Provement Company
Werrer
Fowth Cove
Stephen Wiliams
P. Baldwin
P Wyvkell
Court of Errors
Amd
Yes & W Company
Cresent
Crescents
Crescent
T. H. Keller
DIST
Seebeard
Ropme Ek Boo Pinon
Ataie Es
C. A
American Steam Laundry
East Front Street
H. W. Marshall
Jong
The
W. 5
Maltiy
Crescent Rink
Wwe Ladies
Bhoo, Igenaine Dow
West Front St
Boot & Shoe House
Omive
A. M. Ruwyom
SOM
Park Aventr
Sa Naamnaieae
Opersy
Pearl
Complete Company
York
Criticiama
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