Four more dogs rounded up by city catchers
A jumble of short items notes four more dogs gathered by the dog catchers, a May petit jury panel to be in Elizabeth, sprinkler upgrades on I M. French street, Netherwood Hotel opening in June with sixty rooms already engaged, and other Plainfield area notices.
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Elizabeth
M. French
Netherwood Hotel
Jane
Johnson
Park Avenue
Coward
Netherwood
Cobb
Palestine
Hope Chapel
Plans and signatures on governor bills in Plainfield
Gov Abbett signed thirty seven bills. some linger unsigned. Notable items: ordinance to let aldermen regulate building materials and heights. a law on midwifery licensing by the State Board. a married woman’s promissory issue clarified. street fees and boundaries adjusted. and a provision for basic legal processes on Saturday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbett
Bia
Hardin
Potts
Mc Heany
Ie State Board of Medics Examiners
Mr. Moylan
Public inspection invited for Victor pneumatic bicycle
W H Rogers of Central avenue and Pith street promotes the Victor pneumatic bicycle as durable and easy riding. He invites the public to inspect and test the wheel, claiming it to be among the best on the market. Julia Conway and Miss Jane Hogg asked Justice V W Nash to unite them, and the ceremony was performed with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rogers
Central Avenue
Pith Street
Rogers
Julia Conway
Jane Hogg
Due City
Justice
V. W. Nash
Local Social Notes and Music Gossip in City
Brooklyn visitor Miss Jonnie Voorhees and Rev Father Hogan headline a string of events. Lenten sermon at Marys Church, Allee Sunltb and J William Macy duo at Mulison. Endowment plans by Mrs Frederick Ht Hiake for a Maternity Hospital in Elizabeth. Trotting horse Dominos featured at Taylors Hotel. Wetumpka Lodge hosts first Thursday dancing class with Prof Conde providing music. Miss Marguerite Reid replaces Van Zandt in Melopoia May 3? Tribune notes her promising mezzo voice and intelligent musical talent.
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Mepomwd
Wi Taylors Hotel
Paneflen
Wetumpka Lodge
Stillman Building
Conde
Marguerite Reid
Melopoia
New York Tribune
Our Home book by Newark furniture dealer Van Horn
Ames H Van Horn announces a newly issued book titled Our Home by Amon M Van Horn a Newark furniture dealer at 73 Market Street It offers guidance on furnishing houses a price list and pictures of Waringa styles with a complete line of furniture and related items available at low prices including bedroom suites parlor and kitchen furniture carpets matting bedding stoves and more
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Amon M. van Horn
Market Street
Newark
Mortgageed for More Than It Brought at Sheriff Sale
The Woat Front street property known as Laing's Hotel was mortgaged for about 331,000 and sold at sheriff sale. The Pennsylvanian lenders hold a $20,000 mortgage, with interest and costs pushing their claim to around $21,000. The First National Bank held a second mortgage of $7,000, and Alonzo DeCumy held a $4,000 third. The property brought about $24,275, suggesting a loss for lenders.
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Laing’ Hote
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Alonzo DeCumy
Lymas Leads With 186 In Crescent League Scores
On Crescent League alleys last evening Lymas led with 186 followed by Van Eel and Van Wickle scoring 139 and other peers in a bowling tally.
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Lyman Ee van Eel Rel Tan
van Wickle
Amateur Minstrels at Daion Country Fair
A planned amateur minstrel concert by the Daion Country Chit is set for May in Chapin. Melopeta is in charge, aiming for a polished municipal event with possible New York guests and selected specialties to ensure broad enjoyment.
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Chapin
New York
Arlington and Twilight Baseball Opening Game Preview
The Arlingtons of this city and the Twilights of Scotch Plains meet Saturday at ten A.M. in the season’s first game. Promising matchup as both teams have added strong players. batteries listed as Adingtons G. Mattis and C. Sutphen for the Arlingtons and Twilights W. Miller and E. Erickson for the Beach Plains boys.
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Arlingtons
Twilights
Scotch Plains
Beach Plains Boys
Adingtons
G. Mattis
C. Sutphen
W. Miller
E. Erickson
King's Daughters Meet Set for April Friday Parish Hall
An executive committee from each Circle of the King’s Daughters will convene the first Friday in April October and January to review order work. Meeting set for Friday at 3 p.m. in Crescent Avenue Church parlors. Kurzhals seeks damages after a Thorway runaway injures his wife, hiring counsel to contact Netherwood party for settlement to avoid court.
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King’s Daughters
King's Danghters
Crescent Avenue
Hugo Karzhals
Thorway Last
Netherwood
Kurzhals
Meeting at Dushen Borough Nominates Commissioners
Dushen Borough Commissioners met at the grid school building to nominate two three year term commissioners and one one year term successor. PW Blakeley and Ining elected chair and secretary. Lackey resigned. The meeting discussed finances with a questioned balance and potential payment back of funds if misallocated.
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Dushen
Earli
O. Sehepfiin
P. W. Brakeley
Quire Lackey
PW. Brakeley
P. M. Ining
F. P
Ted
Boans
Towrnmluy
Rey
Alval Gray
PW. Blakeley
WEW Base Ball Rules Adopted By Crescent Leagues
At the National League convention in New York rules were revised to curb dilatory tactics and define a legal game after certain innings. A home fence rule sets a 235 foot distance for a two-base hit, while errors in positioning and umpire decisions are detailed. Crescent League’s New Jersey Athletic Club schedules thirty-nine games including two against Crescent League teams in Plainfield and Bergen Point.
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National League
Crescent Leagues
New York
Tve
Bateman
Bite
Charles BE. Arnett
Crick
New Jersey Athletic Club
Seasn
New Jersey
Cra
Crescent League
Thi City
Plainfield
Bergen Point
Pas Rooney Dead Irish Comedian Succumbs to Pneumonia
Pat Rooney, Irish comedian who performed in this city last Monday, died yesterday from pneumonia after a three day illness at age forty four. He was a member of the Elks and the Actors' Fund. He played in Harrisburg and was billed for Brooklyn next week. En route to Wilmington with his company, he was transported to New York by a nurse and died within half an hour of reaching home. He leaves a wife and six children, two of whom are minors. The next Muse Hall attraction will be The Charity Ball on April 5.
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Pat Rooney
Mnesa
the Elks and the Actors
Ife
Tarrisburg
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Del
New York
Revered Hymn Writer Lowry Discussed in Philadelphia Letter
The Philadelphia Press profiles Rev. Dr. Robert Lowry, famed author of Shall We Gather at the River, detailing his hymn writing method, appearance, and career. It notes his Park Avenue Baptist past, hearing loss, and popular tunes including We Are Marching to Zion and Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight.
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Piataieh
England
Philadelphis Pree
America
McGranahan
Mr. Moody
Plain- Ould
Howard Dose
Fanny Crosby
Robert Lowry
Dickinson
Richmond
Lowry
Prem Reporter
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Zion
Jesus
Dr. Lowry
Madison Avenue
Weiter
Hubert Raikes
London
Goue
Ole Bailey
Fanoun Honday
Europe
Asia
Teatina Regr
La 1
Mame
Lowry ‘Orat
Tim
Maltby to Perform at the Rink Saturday Night
Wetion tq Subscribers notes Friday is April 1 and announces the great Maltby will be at the rink on Saturday evening.
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Wetion Tq
Stolen Carload of Earthenware and Other Crimes
A turbulent roundup of 34 items reports a carload of earthenware stolen from the Baltimore Ohio line and Cowan's three year sentence. government contracts canceled at Phoenix Iron Works. Mrs Thomas and husband face abuse and poisoning charges. a deadly explosion theory in Pants. Venezuela revolution news. California congressman McKeon resigns. Boston and New York markets and weather notes.
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Manning
Bie Meice Renienee
Pmhalnfield
Third Street
Plainfield Electric Light Company
Mary Wolf
Moses Carney
Fourth Street
Dunham
Eaat Fourth Street
Broadway
Belvidere Avenue
United States
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morristown
Laat
Pou
Tool Works
Gov. Abbett
Ames H. van Horn
Lymas
Qamno
Kershals
Dubelles
C. Schepllis
Blakeley
Squire
Inckey
Crescents
Pas Rooney
Muse Hall
Philadelphia
Prohman
Charity Hall
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum
Asaaer
Merch
Bunco Steere
Teousee Tack
Jobe
M. Peek
Masiinam
O'Briso
Jall
Okniuey
Walt Whitmeses
London Prem
Batrixone
William Cowan
Baltimorn de Ohio
Cowan
Oliver H. Smith& Co
Flemington
N.J
Grm
Tuerrox
N. J
Phomix Iron Works
Cmesoo
Mra Bo Thomas
Englewood
Bin
Best Ling
Dmite
M. Boulos
Venezuela
Vasneros
Washington
Vanesuela
Bolet Peresa
Dar
McKeons
California
Congress
Romenfeld
Monte Carlo
Flower
Croft & White
Danbury
Coon
Chicago
Gader Ball
Maryland
Delaware
Texa
Money
Emer
Por Orak
Beste
Penn
Otto
L. W. Beodatpe
Crescent
Mastby
Laige
NASA
Chiat Pune Poros Acomuntaan
Sumaion
PECK
Hoagland’s Express
North Avenue
Isabella Charles Davia
King's Daughters
of New York
Music Hall Furniture Store
Powlison & Jones
West Front Street
West Front St. T
John Johnson
Bethel Chapel
Fins Street
Washington Street
Ranioosat
Somerset Street
I Akness
Mer
Onte
Gil
East Seventh Street
Weber
M.cg
VanArmlale
Evona Station
Lyman
Beeching
Washingtonville
Meaford
Lesher
Setherton
Ae Soon Me A. Serene Eateresite
V. L. Frazee
Borough Scavenger Co
Oppenitios
Lael
P. C. Bax Bal
Eemidomek Warricce
Bare Tebetely
Metropolitan Stables
Hlek Rider
A. D. Thompson
L. W. Randolph
West Front St
Plainfield, N, J
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