Local News Highlights From West Front Street Area
O M Tenham faces a fine for clothing and tarnishing goods. Boys risk life by jumping on and off coal trains. Force’s Hotel boarders evacuated as the proprietor takes possession of the Boond Brook haved. Rev Marion F McAllister preached at Holy Cross. MacDonald the uptown grocer praised for staple groceries. Jacky has drawn tarrets of his Gold Medal. Donne Yao Andale offers rubber boots at cost. J Shaw the druggist touts weather and pure goods at fair prices. Cathers and Green Brook pupils saw The Old Homestead at Music Hall. Fanwood Whist Club lost to New Jersey Athlete Club in Bergen Point. Mrs Fernald to speak at Congregational Church. Planned Savonal Alliance meeting with addresses by Mrs Dix, Mrs Davy, Mrs Catlin. Brown’s class to hold Pons mens meeting at the YMC with testimonies. New Market folks arrested for theft. bail set at 2800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Tenham
West Front Atrest
North Avenne
Boond Brook
MacDonald
Lst
Jacky
Donne
Yao
Gettug & Geouine
T J. Shaw
Pat Rooney at Music Hall Delights Packed Crowd
Pat Rooney Monday Wight leads a packed Music Hall bill featuring Tut Rooney and the Rooney Comedy Company. The show centers on Lord Rooney and familiar antics with inimitable whiskers and trish songs, delivering nonstop laughter as Matte Rooney, Jose Rovecy, and strong supporting acts shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
Te Rooney Comedy Company
Old Toomey
Music Hall
Lord Rooney
Slaughter
Matte Rooney
Jose Rovecy
Haines Will Address the Meeting
Famiel A. Maines of Nemherwood will address the Reform Chat meeting tomorrow evening. This is the last chance for citizens to hear his distinguished orator before he and his family move to Indianapolis. Mr Nunes, a long experienced and respected businessman, adds to the platform a retreat and charm for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famiel A. Maines
Nemherwood
Indianapolis
Nunes
Bretreat
Temperance Union hosts large county convention at Ful ton Street M E Church
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a successful all day county convention at the Ful ton Street M E Church in Elizabeth with broad county attendance. Dr Tomlinson presided, Clementine Water spoke on duties of corresponding secretaries, and Maltby the champion bicyclist drew a large crowd at the Crescent rink with plans to repeat the demonstration tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Fulton Street M. E
Elizabeth
Tharmlay
Dr. Tomlinson
Attacked by Tramps In North Plainfield Residence
A domestic worker for Harold Sorrell was assaulted early this morning as two short men demanded food then struck her and a revolver was shown. She was knocked unconscious and later crawled to notify help. Police traced footprints to North Plainfield and nearby Mainfield. suspects not yet identified. Victim suffered shock but is recovering. descriptions point to two men around thirty in dark clothing with facial hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sorrell
Ty Giood Avenue
Nuri Mainfield
Serrell
Capt Grant
North Plainfield
Capt. Grant
Honer
Aflernoon
Sherk
Oller
Wamp
Local notes and social items from a city newspaper
Personal notices mix with social events and obits. Laine and family at City Hotel visitants from New York City and East Fifth Street residents shown. A late death, Manning Vermenle, linked to the trotter Oldsmith Maid. Ex Councilman J B Dumontin plans a move to Crescent Ave corner. Y M bowling match Elizabeth defeats Crescent on local alleys. scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
0. Ballock
New York City
Albert Heublen
East Fifth Street
Manning Vermenle
J. B. Dumontin
East Seventh Street
Broadway Sixth Street
Crescent Avenue
Seventh Street
Paul Upholds Law Not Abrogating Sabbath Doctrine
In a reader discussion the article argues Paul did not abolish the decalogue or Sabbath. It cites Romans to show law’s universal reign and the need for forgiveness through Christ, asserting the law remains holy while justification comes from grace. The writer contrasts no-law theories with Paul’s teachings on sin, law, and redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Mr. Grant
Jesus Christ
Christ
Romes
Jesus
Grant
Codington
Coding-ton
Captain Grant
Pierre Te
A. H. Lewin
Woman Medium Miss Fay Draws Crowd at Mule Hall
A Courier report notes Miss Fay, a young and frail appearing medium, will lecture on scientific phenomena with materializations like bands and flowers. She discusses mental power, spirit communication, and cites figures such as Vanderbilt and Jay Gould, claiming many prominent Americans are followers. The event aims to convert skeptics.
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Mys Fay
Planfield
Mule Hall
S Courier
Miss Pay
Miss Fay
Professor Mahan
Ian
Abe
Bondrede
America
Wil Vanderbilt
New York
Jay
Eveland
Ameries
Toveday
Bible Talks at First Baptist on Tabernacle Series
Rev W J Walker will lecture at 8 pm Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday and 4 pm Friday at First Baptist Church on Tabernacle topics with a model exhibit. Walker is a noted idle student with strong spiritual reach and invites all to attend. A large audience is expected at each event. Plainfield pastors lead church debt rally at New York Avenue Baptist Church Westfield to raise 76 dollars. Rev J W Mitchell will preach at 11 am and Rev F G Warnick at 3:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. J. Walker
Tabernacle
Walker
Plainfield
New York Avenue Baptist Church
Weatfield
J. W. Mitchell
F.G. Warnick
Lao
Dyspepsia Complaint Sparks Town Conversation
A prominent local man exclaimed that his wife has been wearing out her life from the affects of dyspepsia, highlighting common health concerns and the era’s language in a brief town remark.
Deeming Case and Related Local Incidents
A collection of brief items covers the Deeming murder trial with the witness Albert Deening, the identification of a murdered wife, and the suspect Frederick Deeming. Additional notes mention a serious assault on a wife by Robert Miller, a fatal injury to a child, a labor strike at Farwell & Co ending with a wage dispute resolution, a trial of J A Wilson for alleged lying and conspiracy, Taft resigning to take a new judicial post, and the death of coal operator Robert M Blansburn after a long career and fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Deemlom
Atlas
Albert Deening
Frederick Deeming
Slater
Frederick
Iast
California
Australia
Fractured World News Trails From Court to Tempest
A chaotic mix reports the Supreme Court, Royal Templars, and labor strife in Huffalo. Edward H. Welsh, alias Chickenhawk, freed after nine years from Charlestown State Prison by Governor Russell. Severe Ohio Valley weather threatens rivers and Knoxville with widespread flooding. Mrs. Duncan of London estate fame tied to a lost fortune. Weather notes forecast fair New York and cooler, northerly winds in many regions with warmer pockets in the north.
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Supreme Court
Royal Templars
Teropersnee
Hlenotal
Huffalo
Durham
Federation
Edward HH. Welsh
Chicken
Charlestown
Russell
Ohio Valley
Knoxville
Tenn
Duncan
London
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Marlon F. McAllister
Trusty Church
Elabeth
Fanwood Whist
Bergen Point
New Jersey
Fanwood's
New Jerwy'n
Plajefield
Savonal Alliance of Cultarian
Unive
Tooms
Dix
Davy
Catlin
New York League
Th Brown
YMC
New Market Hive
David
James Taylor
Pat Rooney
Monday Wight
Haines
School of Ethos
Mality
Plainfield Avenue
Marreld Smreile
Hosen Jonninga
North Plainfielt
Massachusett
J. J. Marlbut
Thin City
M. HK
New [Kunawick
Wetampka Tavige Rooms
Stillman Building
Retort Lowry
Bigiow & Main
Crescenta
the & Y. M
Crescent
Crescents
Total
Lewis
the Emerald
Emersid
Wim Aneie
Eva Fat the Rediue
Ber
Treabie
Dinan Villa Tromme
Best
Wim
Bess Powenterrsix
N. Y
Robert Miller
Miller
Lasinre Veyure
Daxvean
Mase
C. G. Farwell & Co Ie
Log
Lorne
Vileavers
Wasexores
Del
J. A. BR. Wilson
Dover
Wilmington M. BE
LB. Corkrane
Salisbury
Taft
Spatte
Gisebarne of
Bindauer
Prrrenone
Robert M . Blansburn
Tn Western Pennsylvania
THE
DAE
New Bogiard
Paniaytre
Pennsylvania
Setuchat
Force
North Avenue
Woodlawn
Wat
Roca
Peter C. Kellogg & Co
John St
Little Mattie Rooney
Night
Comedienne
Lydia Thompson
AJS
Uncle Dan
Arete Tao
Chicago
Mulford
N. J
Elmwood
Evans Seer
Chas
Lyman
Beechay
Washiile
Uli
Marti
Oka
Plainfeld
H. Lyman
Utoh
Keen Avenue
Care Courier
OME Building and Loan Association
Nell Manny Eutsion
Dasrckatt
Front Street
Orelock
S. RK. Struthers
Ity
Ume
Micharl K. Piet
Dla
West Front St
Geehare
Peck
Whenlman
W. &. Maltey
Scientfic
Dersal Entertainment
Adminsion
Conia
Crescent Rink
Delock
Thomas Morong
Columbia College
Assembly Tall
Tr Morong
A. M. Rummon & Sox
Pamk Avenue
Maidson Avenas
Williams’ Pharmacy
V. L. Frazee
Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables
West Front Street
Borough Scavenger Co
lOppenition
Henidence
I Harrison
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