Manufacturing the female labor force a Board of Trade aim
A fragmented 19th century newspaper page discusses creating factories to employ women, boosting circulation of money, and supporting an enterprising city. It notes the Board of Trade could push for industrial measures to engage young women earning about 35 dollars monthly, reducing idle labor. The piece also mentions legal cases involving Taylor, Tompkins, and a grando jury slated to meet next Thursday, with broader ties to local industry and civic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pislnfeld
Board of Trade Coud
Seone
Muller
La'a
Board of Trade
Patchwork Chronicle of Local Happenings and Trades
A jumble of notices and items from Somerset street to Thorn’s gallery covers vendor moves, club meetings, church services, and civic concerns. It notes roadwork, a new ice house project, a firemen convention, a tax clerk bill, and elections toward May, with society talks and boy and youth activities peppered through the day’s brief notes.
Galstonatall Cup Race Promised at Plaindeld
Executives Committee of the Journos Trophy meet at Kittebech Inn approved Balstonaall Cup to be run for the Crescent Wheelmen jurisdiction on the bicycle rack. Crescent Wheelmen and Lyceum Cyclers figures discussed as key participants with Waverly as traditional venue for this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaindeld
Kittebech Intaigst
J. A Haynes
Andrew Klice
Crescent
WJ Kiely
Lyceum Cyclers
Uolog County
St Waverly
Marshals Relations Denied By Pangbore and Loansbury
A fragile dispute over police authority in the borough is denied by Chief Pangbore who says he has never been required to stay within borough limits and that relations with Chairman Loansbury are tense only to protect police service integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsbel Pangboro
Loansbury
Cot Pangnors
Pangbora
Pialofield
ORE PLALAVIELD EXPRESS FACILI am In The Bt. Paul Daily Globe
Report on United States Express Company acquiring the entire Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad for its field. The new control speeds up service with trains now running faster from New York to Chicago. Connections at Chicago align with several major systems. This consolidation signals growth for Pisinfeld and Pineky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Paul Daily Globe
San
United State Express Company
Chicago, Milwawder
aileuge + oy
O.L &W
Il M &M
New York
Ubieago
Kconecia
Chhcivago
Chieszo
Alou
Lehigh Valley
Kael Goode
St Paul
Greal Woom
Pisinfeld
Professor Prevents Runaway Buggy Accident
Professor W. Napeer of the Riding Academy halted a runaway horse drawn buggy yesterday at one o clock on East Sixth Street. He leaped to the rig, swung himself inside, and caught the reins to stop the horse, risking being dragged as spectators feared the rig would overturn. He finally gained control, preventing a possible wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Napeer
Te Riding Academy
EastHixth Street
Wichmond Street
Neeser
Shadowy highway man scare near Perk Avenue
Mr Bullock a resident of Ariington avenue was returning from the 1.17 a.m. train when he heard footsteps and saw a cloak reach from the shadow. The figure aimed a threat but then the path revealed it to be Officer Rooney playing a prank, leaving Bullock unharmed and puzzled by the late night encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Ariington Avenue
Rooney
Pousth Street
Perk Avenue
Warrwet
Billo
Hall Association Elects Directors at Meeting
The annual meeting of the Hall Association directors selected new officers and directors including Werng, Jobo B Damont, Arthur T. Gallup, Benjamin Hogeman, Wigan Tyler, Joan Murray, and Alexander Giver. A stockholders' meeting is slated for April 14 to discuss upcoming simulations and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enous
Muale Fal Association
Wae Bel
Migot
elecUon
Wes
Werng
Jobo B Damont
Weo
Ife Sn Pd
Aruhur T. Gallup
Benjamin & Hogeman
Wjgan
MW. Tyler
Joan W. Murray
Alexander Giver
Bare
Dave
Mowe Hall Associaion m
Willbear BOLO 4 inch curslon meeting notes
The AB Asacelation held a meeting with Mehl acting as transsuted. Officers elected were Kowa President Tarrick Reville Vice President Merun Roth Secretary Meck Treasurer John Roth. They decided against a shore excursion this year due to a conflicting trip by the chores and sent letters individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. AB. Asacelation
Mehl
f.Kowa
Tarrick Reville
Merun Roth
Mr. Meck
John Roth
See Shore
Masterpieces from the Art Gallery volume ending soon
The advertisement urges subscribers to order back issues as the series nears completion. It touts number eighteen as the best yet in picture selection engraving and printing. Included are list items for art prints and related products with a guaranteed box or money refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewannol
Beck Sambers
Dusition
Randolph
Local notices and farm updates from Junction area
Residents report visitors and homebound neighbors in Junction and nearby New Market. Evens family in Brooklyx holds Sand property at New Market for the summer, while Wessive with Lampe guards at night. Wheat and rye crops suffer drought with low yields. farmers expect under half a crop of hay this summer. A sale of Henry Van Middlenworth’s goods valued at 8433 is recorded. a school district meeting discusses funds for another teacher. A break in at the publisher’s office leads to authorities reviewing the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE Heyeer
Fonday
Thomas “Peer
Junction
Slaps
Front Street
A.W. Fiegeer
Liberty Street
Mailison Avenue
Greenbrook
Clawson
W. Stes
Silas Carpenter
John Tingley
Henry van Middlenworth
Jane
Llanellen
Hhe
Mra Seucktamer
New Market
Seboul
Lowrie
Wail, Paanine
Maire
Shen
Personalities and Local Social Notes Across Town
President J W Ralnhart of Athieson Topeks Sante Pe presides as Golumbia bles de. Mimes Daly of Manning Avenue returns from New York after abort vie with friends. Mrs Jobe Spyder of Manning avenue hosts visitors. Mrs Mille from Boston calls on. Town Committeeman Peter Gulick of Raritan visits after an event with Dean Frazoo. D Stuart Pope of Tarrytown visits brother F J Pope of West Front Street. Charles Danser of North Avenue hosts guests from Hunterdon County. W W Berger, the tenor, cannot sing at the Choral Society concert. W A McKinley to fill in. Frank Link of Somerset Street moves family to new home on Washington Avenue. De Knight of Ewelkend Penn expected tonight with heroes and a carriage for B Knight. Lambert Edmunds of Steiner Place ill with typhoid after recent move and new job. President Frank Bergen of Water Supply Co and Frank Wieos of Elizabeth out socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Sebring
New York
Phidelphia
Furner
The
Crescents
Joce'y
Park
Baptist Cuareh
Mere Dence Fair
Alernou
Newars
Lernoug
Seediah Society
Hyde's Woods
Carlton Avenue
Jacob Hipp
Aritan
Plainfeld Uedertranz
J. W. Ralnhart
Athieson, Topeks & Sante Pe
Golumbia
Malware Daly
Manning Avenue
Mra Jobe Spyder
Manning
Ron Boston
Teli A. Bepgaelin
East Front
Peter Gulick
Raritan
Ely
Dean Frazoo
D. Stuart Pope
Tarrytown
J. Pope
West Front
Charles Danser
North Avenue
Hunterdon
Berger
Choral Society
Bone
B. Knight
Weat Proof Street
Lambert Edmunds
Steiner
Remariable Core Prolapse Relief Through Dr Lighthill
A reader describes chronic rectal prolapse causing severe pain during activity and rest. After seeking Dr Lighthill's care the writer reports a radical cure without surgery, regaining daily comfort and ability to work. Despite lacking wealth, the author would not return to the prior condition for any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srat
Exerton
Lighthill
Local endorsement from Praimfail resident Kinney
A Praimfail resident forwards a personal endorsement for H Vroom in Somerset at Mansfield New Jersey. Kinney asserts Vroom’s recovery from illness and praises Dr Lightoll, inviting verification in person. The message appears as a handwritten endorsement presented to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praimfail
H. Vroom
Lighthh
Jgus C. Kinney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Planfield Courier
W. Baxyen
Detter
Linus Omer
Emunire
Bitation
Taylor
Court of
Apimale
Walter Loyd Smith
K Bia
Grend
Nex
Tie Deievedine de Cuelva
Patreason
Golders
Vals
Aed Wat
Somerset Street
Servics
Grace Episcopal Church
F. A Dentem
Manson Place
Dunbem
Senate
Climat Gap Utud
Charles Saith
Howell
Brupacheck
Naghit
Sein Beef Company
Wnder Way
Boys Society of the
YMA
Alka
Apri&t
Biesele
Christian Endeavor Society
Avene Bajtit Coare Ihia
Crescent Division No 13
Vance
Bepilat Home Soceety
East
North New Jersey Repitat Association
Qanen City
Saieed Ben 5
Jacob Rebieff
Marshal Pangbore Certl
ORE Plalavield Express
Facili Am
Ofer
Hall Association
WilLbear
Personalia
Crescent Avenue
Plainfield
New Jersey
Somerset At
Mansfield, N J
DR. Lighthill
Trenton
Nalore
Crescent Ave
ValEmburgh
SOM
Tamrons BO
W. J
Vienna
Henry
Liepke
York Grover
Harland
Frank L. C. Martin
Easy Payments
Wheelmen's
Cor
Fark Avenue
John E. Beerbower
Pare Ave
Comner Broond
Eld
M. J
Milllards
Siam
Iuniwan
Gore
Hoaglands Express
Thorpe Co Aye
M., J. Coyne
Sopace Sars Tet No
W.L. Doudas
Joan Mma
Willette
UCT
Rockview School
East Front Tree
Sayre Toc
Tarep Dobbin
Insurance
Coder St
Mirw York Cty
Bettana
Orern Lomber
Mason
L. A. Rbesame
Ag’t
Amwauwar
Hotel
Grenada
North Avenues
Nemme
Umier
O20
AWD Wallace
Hillier
Ker Siangs
John Neagle
W. Finch St
S, Sharkey
Tes
Charles M. Wilson
Charies , Gu
Carpenter & Bulter
Fourth Street
Degraw
Putnam
Warner
Steen
Glover and Myers
Dickinson
T. J. Carey
Schwed Brothers
DOW
Patinggparty
Brothers
Cme Peate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!