May day notices and town chatter from Union County
A collage of small local notices reports a May term opening in Union Community Court, May Day weather, and events around Rownd Park. It notes talks by Mins Campbell of New Braunity wick, a Chy Republican Club meeting, theater entertainment, a hospital admission for Mrs Gox, and chatter about street work, a quarry auction, and a Pennsylvanian party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Union Comunty
Elizabeth
Tawo Minerow
Mins Campbell
New Braue
Trouble at the Express Office Drives Strike in New York
A notice dated March 24 1904 reports two United States Express Company drivers refusing to accept higher bonds and new uniforms, halting work and disrupting the focal New York office. Management cites bond increases and duties while drivers protest added costs and lost package expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
New York
Dean Biy
General Auditor
C. E. Torriva
O Rourks Improves After Assault at West Third
O Rourke, struck on the head by a chinel at West Third street Friday afternoon, is much better today with a swollen head and weakness from the blow. Acting Coroner Sutphen of Somerville arrived Saturday to oversee the exhumation of the infant’s remains found in Tiern Lake last week, and issued the permit under prosecutor instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome O'Rourke
Comlwck
Witthamn
Sutphen
Somerville
Tier’n Lake
Fancy Bicycle Exhibition and Local News in Philadelphia
C F Cope of the Pennaybanhe Bicycle Club gave a one day exhibition on Park Avenue riding one wheel backwards and hands off, drawing a large crowd. Four workers of Prof. Binatol, the horse trainer, stopped work claiming back pay, with a writ of attachment arranged by Justice Nash. Delis O Connor, a domestic, was seriously injured when a shelf collapsed in Franklin Place, needed a carriage ride home and medical attention. City fire companies vote on officers this evening with polls open seven to nine. expect quiet elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Cope
Pennaybanhe
Philadelphia
Martin
Park Avenue
Mr. Cope
Binatol
Mien
Justice Nash
Anjos Moffett Wre
Delis O'Connor
Huwtington
Pranklin Place
Abelf
Ayatabe
Very Rotable Gathering Witsens the Cere mony In the Pith Averss
Wedding report from New York describes Miss Frances Johnston and Pierre Mall marrying at 4 pm Saturday at the Johnston home on Fifth Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Rylance in a gallery filled with roses, ivory, and bric-a-brac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances, Johnston
Pierre Mall
John Taylor Johnston
Fifth Avenue
Rylance
Henry F. Cammann
Norman de Ruyter Whitehouse
Henry Chauncey, Jr
Blarridt Colles
Charlotte Baker
King Edith Bell
Carrie
Pinard
Ave Gonsia
Mr. Weeks
G. Vandertilt
Ward McAllister
Misa McAllister
Charles Mall
Frederic Brot
Rew. de Forest
James Colles
Charlies A Post
A. P Stokes
Johnston
Fifth Avenus
New York
Mall
Jannes Mall
Onanl
Union Club
Satwriay
Onde
Jobnatwo
The
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ebert Conde Wedding At North Plainfield Residence
Miss Lizzie Conde daughter of the late I Conde married Frank Ebert of New Brunswick at the bride’s home 29 Emily Street North Plainfield. Rev Mr Seboulleodreusster officiated as Peter L Conde served as best man with James Buckley assisting. Bridesmaids were Lizzie Freeman and Luisa Carman. Guests included Buckley Carman Conde and Conde relatives. The couple will reside in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Conde
I. Conde
PT. Conde
Frank Ebert
New Brunawick
Emily Mreet
North Plainfield
Rey Mr. Seboulleodreusster
Peter L. Conde
James Buckley
Lizzie Freeman
Looika Carman
Mra Buckley
Mra Carman
Mr. Wergler
Mra
Conte
Fred
Amelia Conde
Mises Freeban
Mra Koller
Mim Selinellendrenasier
Mere de Castarn
Mra Ebert
New Branawick
Three Piscataway Women In Milk Wagon Incident
Three young women named Palmer from Piscataway visited this city in their father's milk wagon on Friday. They fed the horse under the sheds near St Marys Church then called on friends on West Fourth Street. While preparing to return home the rig vanished. Police found the horse tied to an electric light pole on Exygith Street after hours of search. Two well known local men fought at a catchall road house last evening. one was severely wounded and treated by a local physician. Names known but incident occurred outside city jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Freet Street
New Jersey
Democratic State Executive Committee
Taylor
Trenton
Central Railroad
Nordsveams
Palmer
Piscataway
St. Mary's Church
West Fourth Street
Minsing
Exygith Street
Pat Maye Released From Plainfield Team After Game
Pat Maye reputedly Auburn catcher and captain signed by Manager Keller last week was released from the Plainfield lineup after Saturday's game. Keller cited reasons of usefulness and performance as the basis for dropping the alleged champion catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat” Maye
Auburn
N. C
Keller
Wes
West Ends Battle Falls Short At Bergen Point
The West Ends lose a season opener to Bergen Point by a slim margin. John Harkin’s double backed pitching stymied West Ends hitters as Darby started the year with a first up out. Few batters reached base after the third inning, with Carr and McBurney turning a neat double on a stolen second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Point
Somerville
John Harkin
New Jersey
Wes Ende
Weatervelt
User
Darby
Farrell
Billy Wild
Archie Smith
Wildsod
Billy
Harkin
Mosrabest
Robe
West End
Tod
Hanvigan
Carr
McBurney
Crescenta Nine Triumphs Over Bicycle Boys in Scrimmage
Spectators packed Crescenta League ground as Tom Keller's Crescenta lineup faced the Bicycle Club nine. Mays the catcher and captain shown to prompt release and potential strong performance. Kee Nan the Seattle pitcher held for future play. Infield dazzled with sharp scoops at short and third while outfield covered ground well. Genie hit a three bagger to spark bleachers, rumbling hopes Willie will tame Harkin's curves.
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Crescents
Bicycle Boys
Crescent League
Tom” Kellar
Versona
Crescenta
Mays
Daculan
Keenan
Seattle
Ransing
Bret
Outield
Wade
Genie
Willie
Harkin
Leidy
Wee
Death of Dr Charles Stillman in Plainfield
Doctor Charles Stillman died quietly at his sister Mrs J K Myers home on East Beveath street after a long illness described as rapid consumption. He was thirty three and left behind a child, with a distinguished career in medicine including chief medical examiner for Mutual Life Insurance and examining surgeon for Travellers Insurance. He studied at Col un Library and Columbia Medical College then practiced in Plainfield. He held roles as lecturer at Vermont University and New York institutions and belonged to several clubs including New York Yacht Club and Union League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Paanes
Charles ¥. Stillman
J. K. Myers
Eant Beveath Street
Chicago
Whll
Dr. CH
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Travellers’ Insurance Company
Vermont University
New York
Set Him Right and The Doctors Plea In Brief
Geo Augustus Sala recalls relief from bronchitis and asthma after sea fog voyage aided by a ship's doctor and treatments. Union County Charities Aid meeting May 4 1892 at Y M C A parlors to elect officers. Tuscarora Lodge Knights of Honor to be instituted May 4 New Market at 8 pm with Grand Lodge present. Teachers examination in Valon County May 6 and 7 at WestGeld for first and second grade certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Augustus Sala
London Daily Telegraph
San Francisco
Tropics
Allcook
Union County
State Charities Aid Association
Ap. m
KE R Leoxano
Hilete S Hew
Tuscarora
Knights of Honor
New Market
Grand Lodge
West
Valon County
WestGeld
Snake slays a six foot creature on Belvidere Avenue
An incident on Belvidere Avenue Friday afternoon recounts Elias Southard killing an eight‑foot six‑inch long snake after a fight with a shovel. The text then veers into unrelated medical ads and fragmented dialogue, offering a mix of health pitches and stray remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere Avenue
Elias Southard
Bhickaneke
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Frinby
Vray Canp
Rownd Park
Yester
Gox
East Fourth Street
Muhlenberg Hospital
Allis
Crama
Snd Park Avenues
Aloek
Towleon & Jones
Telwvon
Jin Marniy
Nestler Yue
Roberts
Toon
Bristal
Yeatenlay Juirhiter
Carey's
Pratt Street
Tomer
Two O'Clork
Chlaefty
Stan Secilent Apne Roselle
Phaunfield Water Supply Company
Burke
Yourning
Senlones
Fartay
Fareood
Carpenter's
Edward E5okeson
Oliver Molar
Iscrease
Wald
Monager HF
Skim
Skil
Albert Plummer
Henry E Bowen
M. Field
Florence Waring
Ark Avenue
Ninth Street
Lovebenn
F. A. Denham
Cortland, SY
Bienes
Mlain- Bel
Bruly Brothers
Grant Avenue
Ceama
Caryood
Seventh Street
Monroe Avenue
Fourth Street
Servent
Tks Wali
Ebert
Conde
Man
Plainfield
A.C
Ogee
Leer
Sutter
Jerry
Wii
Galery
Currie
B. de Gummer Sven
Wilt
Mac
Bioken Vie A
A A.C
Dame Mack
Ara Arpa
Jones
Gee Rouner
F Keenan
Ae Walker
Wain
Sean Crate
Elisabetis Laneme
Elisabeth
Gorhams
V. Mola
Billssbeth
V.mola
Charles
Stillman
State Charities Aid
Asmeet Aui
Ashout
Fanny
Randolph
Brooklyn
Reedy
Bobby
Bal Bal' Sim
Young Stimpate
Music Hall
Cosgrove & Grants Comeaaans
Belutling
Hownie
Kate Castleton
the Dazzler
George H. Murray
I Domme
Jonapa Ott
Lena Mervilla
Sherman Wade Phillis Aller
Max Miller
Sae, Hatcher
M. Dunham
Peck’s
Hoagland's Express
North Avenue
Swain
I Bowar
East Front Street
V. L. Frazee
West Front Street
Metropolitan Stables
N. J
Geneva
Iowa
Plainfield Water Supply Co
Plainfield Water Supply Company
R. Porn
Cent Segar
Guttman's
West Second Street
T. Sullivan
Warne
Brat-clase
Penton & Jones
Front Street
Ens
Saas
Neuman Bros
Rummel
Stebbins Place
Ladies’ Oxfords
West Front St
Creacent Rink Hall
HAND
Plalniehd, N. 2
Collier
Optician
M. Ruwyom
Som
Phaineld, N. J
Apelled
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