Community notices from Howell Division temperance to bowling clash
Local items report Salvation Army branch meetings and temperance society gatherings at Reform Hall and Crescent Club, a lamp explosion near Evona station with no damage, a disorderly conduct arrest, a Memorial Day detail update, social club dances with Prof. OReilly, a sermon at Crescent Avenue Church, and a hotel opening by Windham & Crowley. Also noted are city street repairs on East Fourth, upcoming Christian Endeavor events, a Mother’s meeting, and bowling results between Park Guild and Union County clubs.
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Salvation Army
Howell Division
Bons of Temperance
Metropolitan
North Avenue
Evona
Donham
Women’s Temperance Aid Society
Reform Hall
Oreilly
Dr. SchauMer
Crescent Avenue Cborch
Banday Bchoo
Spaia
Miss Pay Entertains Seance Audience at Music Hall
Miss Par Eyplite and Annie Eva Pay, a spiritualist, entertained a stair-simed audience at Music Hall last evening. During the seances, Pay had notable citizens attest to her powers and all praised her work as excellent.
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Annie Eva Pay
Miss Pay
Untitled fragment hints at medical advice narrative
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a doctor and a unclear medical theme with phrases about a child, consumption, and a response to a medical figure. The readable parts point to a sağlık topic but lack coherent details. This item lacks full context to identify people, places, or a clear event.
City Wins Writ Battle Over Repealing Ordinances
Corpus text describes Craig A. Marsh representing the city before Judge Van Syckle in a writ of certiorari case challenging two ordinances repealing low water and sewer franchises. The writ was granted as the city seeks a final settlement, with Gallabury to answer at once. Additionally, cabinet dispatch and Beruomk’s illness are briefly noted in this dispatch.
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Sverian
Courier
Texerox
Corporation Guannel
Craig A. Marsh
van Syckle
Joseph M. Low
Marsh
Gallabury
Fey Wine Po Twe Covueer
Lord Salisbury
To-night at Music Hall Miss Thompson in Comedy Splendor
To-night at Masle Hall Tydla Thompson headlines with her own company in a triple bill of comedy. She is praised from London to America for her versatile repertoire and stage grace.
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Tydla Thompson
Masle Hall
Miss Thompson
London
America
Local Notables Attend Late Evening Gatherings and Lodge Rite
Becker of New Brunswick visits town with Miss Wien Bitters. Haines family entertained by Bowen before Indianapolis trip. Brown ends long voyage from California and Sandwich Islands, plans return by April 10. Pond couple to move into Madison avenue home built by Babcock. Anchor Lodge confers Master Mason degree and presents jewel to Marsh. Fountain’s Hope Chapel class surprised by members with games and music at West Front street. Guests depart after late refreshments.
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Duby IL Becker
New Brunawick
Samuel A. Haines
Netherwoul
Mea
EO Bowen
Indianapolis
George P Brown
Anchor Lodge
William A. Coddington
Craig A. Marsh
Anchor and
Jerusalem
George H. Fountain
Hope Chapel
West Front Street
Dog Catchers Start Work in City
Recently appointed dog catchers began missions yesterday morning and by nightfall eleven dogs were captured. Dogs will be kept in a box stall in the city and moved daily to a dog pound at Evona for execution. F A Dashom will lead the remembrance committee overseeing a sober, efficient operation with young assistants.
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Evona
Opening Campaign Meeting Promises Active Republican Drive
A Republican assembly opened with stirring speeches by Judge Ulrich Rev A H Lewis and others at Burt Street hall. The meeting endorsed an education and organization focused 1492 campaign amid claims of gerrymandering and need to unite the party in the state.
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Republican Ametiation
Judge Ulrich
A. H. Lewis
Hom
Charles Fines
Councilmas Marsh
B. F P. Williams
Toke Fresch
Courier
Glorioun Succes
Tirieh
Association
A. HB. Lewi
Leas
Republic
Elub
David B
Lisei Ling
Charles Place
North Plainfield
Republican Party
Washington
Evona
E P. Williams
Read
Cleveland
Obewela
Sange Ulrich
New State Creates Census Office to Oversee School Census
The Marsh bill creates a centralized State Census Office to supervise the school census, audit local totals, and base school tax on verified figures. A single Superintendent appoints enumerators, sworn to accuracy, with counts starting May 1 across New Jersey cities and districts. Enumerators are paid by local authorities. state cost covers the Superintendent and two clerks.
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Ornman
Thiele
Orumerster
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Trenton
Camden
Matthew
Debate on Sabbath change and New Testament evidence
A reader questions Easton on whether the Sabbath was changed after the resurrection and cites John Revelation references to the Lord's Day. The letter asks for exact New Testament language showing the shift from the seventh day to the first day of the week and discusses Paul’s writings and Christ’s statements. The piece ends with an advertisement for a blood purifier product.
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AF. Easton
Mr. Lewis
Christ
Easton
John
Othe Angus
Andleo
Rey
Paul
Baston
Christiane Ruow
Report on Pisinfeld Water Supply Co Proposal
The committee reports after multiple conferences the council considered the water company offer. They would not bind themselves to rates and proposed only a hydrant changes map and a plan to establish a private consumer rate schedule at or below existing rates.
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HowonAm
Common Council
Orry of
Desperate Riots and Kaiser Health Update in Era of Turmoil
In Orenin peasants resist bread shortages with tar and arson as burghomaster orders calm amid clashes. Meanwhile official reports say the Kaiser’s health improves, with doctors noting no surgery needed. A Melbourne cargo vessel reports a record wheat shipment and greater exports, marking economic activity during unsettled times.
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Hemenry
Orenin
Pennsylvania Railroad Expenditures and City Growth Highlighted
An 1891 review notes the Pennsylvania Railroad has spent large sums on lines and facilities in the state, boosting city accessibility for freight and trade. It argues ongoing investments support commerce, manufacturing, and broader prosperity, praising President Roberts and officials for regional development.
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Amin Speyery
Supreme Court
Roberts
United States
Anla
Pennsylvania Railroad
Commonwealth
Rob
Teria
Severe March Weather Disrupts Rail Travel in Weathers Town
A brutal storm hit Weathers Town and southeastern Iowa on Monday March 24 bringing heavy snow rain and sleet. Widespread damage and numerous delays staggered trains as temperatures plummeted. The storm lasted nearly thirty hours causing extensive disruption and travel hazards across the region.
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Boxatsorom
Norden steamer aground and fires ignite regional notices
News wrap covers Norden grounding at Sehuyl Kill river mouth, a Newark rail depot fire from an electric light wire, Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on exportation bill, Congo mission for Henry M Denney, and local union strikes. Also notes weather forecasts for New England and New Jersey with warmer temperatures and showers.
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Norden
Sehuyl‘Kill
Peonayivsola
Newark
N. J
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Lonnoy
Chad
Henry M. Denney
Congo
Congo Free State
Africa
Electone Commerce Jimabow
Morrison
Enlays
Pel, Matt & Madison
Aun
Parltahing Company
St. Paul
Monmouth
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Miss Par Eyplite
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Teeterday
Comnet
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