Fragmented notices from a local meeting and society events
Fragmented OCR notes cover lodge meetings at Central Lodge AL and Mount Olive of Good Samaritans with installations and remedies, social events for Pink Hibben Society and local clergy, a mayoral incident in New York, and the death of J Finley Layton in Kansas City, Kansas. The items mention Henry Ward, Alfred University presidency, and various local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japines
F. Fagett
Weolton
Buckleid
Kenney
G Ak
Rapitet
Scott Press Company
Eaton
England
Pees Boone
Henry Ward
Central Lodge
Siete Worrams
Warnick
Henalle
New York
Bette
Antietam
Julian Scott
Potter
Batte
Alfred B. Math
Rahhway, AL
Hes Bown
Alfred University
BT. Barnes
North Richmond Street
Lewis
Gilbert
William Street
Pitas
J. Finley Layton
Kaneas City
John Layton
Mra
Theodore Allen
Pespack
Willie Wallace Arson Case Sparks Legal Move
On the state arson charge, Senator Marsh urged the magistrate to dismiss for lack of evidence. Wallace’s counsel moved to discharge the accused after a lengthy jail stay, with possible $10,900 claim for false imprisonment.
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Rome
Marsh
Greig A. Marah
Wallace
Weetfeld vote dispute and town contention in Scotch Plains
The Weetfeld leader Philip Badin reports a May 14 vote in Scotch Plains showing a discrepancy. Democratic and Republican tickets argue over water and light funding estimates of 1000 dollars and recounts are discussed. The Common Council committee blocks OC B Clifton from removing the Burlingham house, prompting a sale ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Badin
Scotch Plains
Committee On Fire and Buildings of the
Common Council
B. Clifton
Burlingham
Port Avenue
Gale
The
Courier
Stephenson
Jacob BE. Bangert
Union
Ute Pairmont Avenue
Elizabeth
Wea
Bsaraoe Ar Beng
Gree
Township Clerk Row and Oath Sparks Local Row Over Appointments
Levi G. Kline is challenged as clerk while Horace J. Martin is sworn in as acting township clerk. The township committee votes to appoint Horace J. Martin to serve until the election amid confusion over the proper oath and office. Dr J. J. Carmen to serve as township physician at 150 dollars annually, 20 dollars less than last year, medicines included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsce J Martin
Smith Kemmrc
Jobe Mackey
Une Pagr
oMee
J. J. Carmen
Mt Pales Syst
Martin
Dewn
PS. Kline
Mr. Martin
W. C. Smith
Horace J. Martin
Preliminary meeting forms Platofield Amusement Co officers
A morning gathering elected temporary leaders for the Platofield Amusement Company. Charles A. Reed as President, James A. Demarest as Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas Keller as Manager. The lot's address on North Avenue was noted, with efforts to secure property and governors from Bomerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platofield Amusement Company
Charles A. Reed
James A. Demarest
Ma.ager
Thomas Keller
Orth Avenue
Jesse
Inn
Bomerville
Dance Subscription Brings Momentary Break in Quiet Life
A subscription dance is planned for April 7 at the Ossino of the County Country Club. The event aims to break the monotony of daily life for residents, with organizers including V. Borden and editors Fisk and Parker Ma. Thomas.
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Ossino
Orax
Clits Wastes
M. Stockton
Junk Ra
Aati
V. Borden
T Fisk
J. Parker
Ma. K. Thomas
George H Thomas Welsh Ancestry Civil War General
The account recounts General George H. Thomas born to Welsh and English parents in Bootham Virginia. It notes his West Point cadet days, law study with an uncle, and early career before Florida Indian engagements. It highlights his Civil War rise, leadership at Williamsport, and his enduring reputation as a revered Virginian general.
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George H.thomes
Bootham Virginia
Wats Cestor
Mach ‘Thomas
Baring Ib
West Point
Florida
Fort A
Beaton Il
Howard
Robert E Leg
Williamsport
Lend
Wasia
Virginia Bee
George I Thomas
Epidemic Fear Prompts Health Board Action in Sentech Plains
Residents of Sentech Plains fear an epidemic among a colony of Etalians living in the commons. The Board of Health plans restrictions to curb visits, with a $100 reward offered for information or cooperation. Mrs Maitland and Mrs Scarlet Fryer referenced in the testimony and local administration efforts.
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Elvirs Maitland
Opaly
Mra Maitland
Tuly
Scarlet Fryer
So¢Tch Plaine
Sentech Plains
Board of Health of
Ogresson
Jabould
Board of Health
Mecca Machine Ordered for City Work
A machine ordered for city use will be placed at work in the Park area and feet of the city. It was purchased for $280 after a period of price discussions, exceeding the regular price of $250. The item will be deployed once received and used on designated city projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Uesterols
Mooker
Central Railroad Scheme Moves Toward New York Line
Fragmentary chatter notes a plan for a Pennsylvania Central route to New York via Schenectady. Mentions Pacific Road efforts and facilities, with social mentions of J Fisk and John P Welchers dining together last night.
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Feldera
York, & Line
Schenectad
Society
J. Fisk
John P. Welchers
Wants and Offers. For Sale: Building at 2 West Second Street
Classified note offers a young man for employment as a clerk of the weather bureau and advertises a building for sale on West Second Street. Contact George Cole for details and inquiries about the pharmacist position nearby.
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Weet Second Street
George Cole
Chief Clere
Weather Bureau
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Iauwaris
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Shaw
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X Shoe House
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