Dispute Over Race Policy Sparks University Turmoil
A lengthy report from Trenton outlines an act barring insurers from racial discrimination, with Elizabeth Journal and Mr. Taylor linked to a case involving Cornell University and the Grand Jury. The piece discusses expulsion and civil law, highlighting tensions around a student’s future prospects and campus upheaval amid investigations and confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taylor
Codrier
Frith Street
Cornell
Taylor
Actiogs
Himaelf
Ore
Mor University
Bia
Vo Ble
Jet
Bim
Fragmented text hints at local democracy tensions
The readable fragments suggest internal disputes affecting local democracy. References to a general and deputy imply a power struggle, but the text is heavily garbled with missing words and unclear context, leaving the exact events and actors ambiguous.
Dusty street organist wanders to Riverside bridge cue
A garbled reminiscence recalls a dusty street organ grinder who drifted along Live Ty Street near the Riverside bridge. A group of young men asked for a tune and prompted a quivering performance before moving on to the next block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoa
Ty Street
Bisfhood
Rai Bridge
Orgad
Knights of Pythias Gather for Community Event
A fragmented notice notes Knights of Pythias No. 103 gathering a local fraternal event. The text hints at a planned schedule, with mentions of service and history but the details are incomplete and no further actions or dates are readable.
West End Athletic Club plans co dance at Walsh's Hall
Several items recap city events from a chaotic OCR page. The West End Athletic Club will host dance entertainment at Walsh's Hall tonight. Weather was mild and schools closed for vacation, resuming April 2. Somerset Council set to meet, candidates and electors to be discussed for three months.
Local Notices and Social Updates From Nearby Towns
Edward Hichard and others plan moves and improvements. Families relocate from West Dunellen to nearby areas. A pleasant dance at Jamna ueet Phecataway. Butterflies seen by boys. the trial of Wilim Gallagher postponed after payment. Mrs A Hawkins of Burlington writes to Mr E J Dunn. Ben Carpenter organizes Christian Endeavor club. Friendship Band performs in Randolph ville. Services and Easter music planned at Holy Innocents and Presbyterian Church with meditations and hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowxings
Edward Hichard
Bowes
Bev
Grimsil
Alva Gray
High Bridge
Leach
Leonard
New York
George Craig
Adam Sender
West Dunellen
John Tingiey
Justice Hoss
Jamnaueet Phecataway
Sean
Beveral
Wilim Gallagher
Gallagher
A. Hawkins
Burlington
N. Y
E. J. Dunn
Ben Carpenter
Christian Endeavor
Golden Bats
Randolphville
Samuel Giler
Mra Smith Laings
Brooklyn
Servica
Hoy Innocents
P. E. Chare
Rev. A. &. Pherpe
Sora
Ube Presbyterian Churchy
Bevetlicite
Alzamors
Agner
Return game between trade bowlers ends in Newark victory
Slippery alleys and cautious play marked the return match between local trade bowlers and Newark Americas last evening. The jerkeam team won amidst slippery lanes and cautious deliveries. Players listed include Boasp, Teape, Van Embargo, Malby, and Brandorf with scores shown as 167 and 178 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasrd
Americas
Newark
Piainfeld Bors
TOON
Malby
Brandorf
Masterpieces from World Arts Galleries Exhibit NY
Last week a fresh shipment of about 500 photographs from London and Pieters arrived in New York for the paper Making Masterpieces from the Arts Galleries of the World. Images, three feet square, were retouched by London and Paris studios and drawn from famous galleries and private collections. The exhibition lasts a few days before engraving. Copyright control rests with publishers who will issue a masterplate. Coupons with ten cents are requested for export copies.
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Abbot
Loi Coantry
New York
London
Peete
Eae
Loudon
Parlarus
Beat
Phay
Ika Wevemmary
Madison Avenue Commissioners to View Condemnation Map Tonight
The Madison Avenue Commissioners plan to view the condemnation map for widening the avenue tonight. Danham's office will complete the map for the commissioners to authorize the assessment work. The process has been tedious and the board hopes to finalize details soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avene
Madison, Avenue
Danham
Early 19th Century Rail Route Schedule Fragment
Partial timetable shows connections on a Pennsylvania or Chesapeake line with mentions of New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago routes. It lists fares such as 16 dollars 50 cents to Louisville 21 dollars 25 cents and 308 miles to Chicago with multiple intermediate stops and pullman service details.
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F. F
Tram
Pallmas
Alee
Cleethoatt
la Waab
Lees New York
Sylvania
Iene
Hadelphia
Cincinnati
Loagaville
Skage
Pulladel
Mall
Chigago
Apt Oe
Lee
Elizabets
Clocibetl
Louisville
Loale
Rahway group hosts colored and Jeduiee songs event
Rev. FP Thomas of Rahway chaired the gathering with Mrs. Thomas performing on piano. The refreshment tables offered good things for all tastes as the association showed strong spirit, with Mr. Toomassee optimistic about future success and potential relocation closer to the work. Thomas has long served Mt Olive Church and aided the pastor during tough times.
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FP. Thomas
Rahway
Thomas
Piado
Toomassee
Wiérrais
Mt Olive
Babway
Local Notices Of Residents And Moves In Plainford Area
Captain J J Lyne of West Front street has returned from a trip to Big Lake refreshed. Miss Sebriog of West Front street is back from visiting. The Arens family will soon vacate West Eighth Street for overseas travel. Albert Hedden moved from Kam Fifth street to Park Avenue. J B Lake of East Fitch Street takes a day off in New York. Andrew Hal will oversee construction on a new base on West Second Street near Park Avenue Baptist Church. James Clarkson of Sixth Street Arlington Avenue will move to East Second Street beyond Wantington. Mrs M L Kaufman moved from Nipih Street to New Fort and West Here today. Dr LB Potock, a leading North synecula, advocates progress. Miss Bigelow of North Plain Bell Public School leaves tomorrow for Easter vacation, possibly visiting Mohawk Valley. George F Opdyke expects to return April 1 to West Eighth Street. Chief Doane returned from Brooklyn. Peter B Ware, manager of the Ho el Sow', has been placed in charge by William Astor of the property amid bankruptcy of General F P Barie. Peter lost his job after not abandoning the building with tenant rent. Word reached Plainford of Rev W J Munnell's death in Louisville Ky. he was editor of the Louisville Democrat and a noted missionary worker with many conversions.
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J. J. Lyne
West Front Street
Baa
Albert Hedden
Kam Fifth Street
Uudno
Park Avenue
E D. McCarthy
Park Hall
Bot Springs
Arkansas
J. B. Lake
East Fitch Street
New York
Andrew Hal
Uist Street
Park Avenue Baptist Church
James Clarkson
Sixth Street
Arlington Avenue
East Second Street
Mra M. L Kaufman
Nipih Wreet
Artington Aveong
LB Potock
Euneilea
Arnold Coabloutire
Mims Bigelow
North Plain- Bell Public School
Mohawk Valley
George F. Opdyke
Negaron
Pens
West Eighth Street
J . Chief Doane
Ian Night
Brooklyn
Lusi Gees
Peter B. Ware
Neue
William Weidoer Astor
Dinguet
F. P. Barie
Peter
Bes
Himeef
Barie
Plainford
Loulaville, Ky
W. J. Mooné
P. W. Baayoo
George F. Oulorne
Munnell
Loulevile Democrat
Louner Journal
Organization of the Colored Song Defereed Four Week
Two members of the colored gel bh Mra Tormlin son of LaGrande arenae met at the Wi 0. T. Ooma last night to discuss plans to organize. The date was adjourned to Thursday night next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization OF the Colored Song
Tormlinson
LaGrande Arence
Tooma
Teaver Bince Tus Electric Bitters Fever Lead
Electric Bitters has gained feverish headline traction as the tonic tops circulation in a report noting rising indigestion relief and renewed consumer interest. Local merchants report steady sales and cautious optimism amid lingering health concerns.
McVeys Restaurant Public Notice
I wish to inform the public that I operate at the old friendea call. bard cork re. first class chef, run abatt ban aerate.
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Frienia Call
Bard Cork Re
Hamburg Embroideries Adette Sale Notice
Hamburg Embroideries advertises yardage at 15 dollars per yard with one and a half inch trim. The notice indicates closing hours at 7 o clock each evening except Saturdays.
Madam Iza Lezem Presents Carnival Night at Hulett Hall
Madam Iza Lezem hosts a Friday evening at Hulett's Hall featuring Valze specialty performances and artistic Carnivale entertainment with elaborate acts and stage shows for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett’s
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Rede
Ape
E Act
Seuain
Trenton
Fife Insurance Company
Eilzabeth Journal
Menta
Tur
Zomre
Knights OF
Pythias
Wrres
West End
Walsh
Om Lee Place
Wits City
Somerset Council
Westfel
Board of Trade
West Fifth Street
Plainfeild Avenue
John Moore
Leen
Stare
J. Pope
Sayle
Wod Loan Association
Beck
Fale
Theo
J.P . Lire
Legm
Tog. Ie
Vate Caer
Lark sYenue
Rockfeliow
Willam Mernach
Somerset Street
Sandford Avenue
William Ross
Winfield Scott Post
Gow
Grant Post
Chicago Times
St Joseph's Church
Bern
Paugh Caugh Naugh Rowe
Pieters
Descon
Wout
Chesapeake & Ohis
McVey
North Avenue
M. Dunhem
West Front Mtrent
ADM Runton & Som
Macca Bo
Restence
Hillside Cemetery
Henry F. Windham
Hotel Arlington
Somerset Bt
Grées Brook Road
Plainfield Packing House
Ulrich & Blatz, ‘Paorurtens
J. T. Vail
Real Estate and Insurance Se
Eto
B. R. Cain
Brokaw & Cain
Grandview Ave
Fokt Omir
Gottmas's
West Second Street
New Planing Mill
Bard Weed Ming
Mowe- Lehigh Coal
Bam and
Wise Ness
Mason
IL. A
Oxford
Varenburgh FS
SOM
Hamburg
Madam Iza Lezem
van Buren & Timpson
Dobbin
Hoagland's
Remoreo
International Fur Store
Tetsvete
I. W. Hicm & Co
Agameey All Eels
Piatatield Grocers
Milly
John Brown
Ec Son Skoond
Mie O. Sane Soest
Leech, Stiles & Co
Queen & CO OF
P Eye
MM. Dpnham
East Pogo ‘Thurstag
Herman A. Weber,” Staple ‘and
Pany Grogeries
Liberty
Doane
Eink
Cartion
Eada
Eesate
W.L. Doudas
Shoe nFiLn
A. Witerre
Alexander Smith
Edsali’s
Edsall
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