May 18 1894 News From The State House And Courts
The paper reports Renyes as editor and proprietor, a Lay Judge confirmed for Elizabeth, salary adjustments, and appointments naming John Kean Jr and J Morrow to the Eighth Congressional District Commission for reporting amendments to the jury system. Lower House members clash with names and remarks as sessions close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Onare
Elizabeth
Hovemaeie
John Kean, Jr
J MC. Morrow
Local notices and society items mix of war and charity
Generic local notices report drills by St Johns Commandery and Third Regiment Cadet Corps while church socials, lectures, and benefitting events fill the week. Minor incidents include a market accident and roof work at a machine shop. community details dense with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meares Avenue
Hachelor
B. Bosin
Sear Vogeler
Line Sring Squad
Jacob
Yeeterday
Winfield Seal
Hen
ry @ Drake
Sanday School
Mhrint
Peti
Teyolds’ Pharmacy
Ball's
Mise Adie Parker Jackson
Man
Ningwrenoe and
Simervet Street
Piatafield
Local social and civic notes from Netherwood era
William N vee Conley visits Philadelphia contacts with Lackey and Bragewiek family ties. Social events include a church gathering, a New York social, a Methodist concert, and a large Sunday audience. Public works discussions cover bridge plans and road contracts with local officials, plus a controversial bid award and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Vee Conley
Edwin Jeltete
Philadelphia
Lackey
Pen Timate
Hart Times
Heeboas
Kooler
H.W. Cllanh
Ian
Hilagis
Tiecoln
Loueien
North
Tilton
Numb
Blue Railroad
Guldian
North Aremar
Borsach
Ind
Lpoo
Duselien
Hesiouere
Eise
Jasper Wises
Tetihe
Wolken
Lune Elen
Pablo
Cammimioners
Bieb
Newark to Philadelphia Bicycle Relay Ride Dates and Union County Meeting
A damaged OCR item outlines a June 9 bicycle relay starting in Newark with riders from Newark to Philadelphia via Plainfield Bond Brook Somerville Brietal and more, including headquarters at the Continental Hotel and committee members F E Whinple Wheeler H O Fisher and others. It also records the May 4 1894 Regular meeting of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders with members present, bills approved, salaries listed, and committee actions on bridges, prisoners and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Miantonomo Tribe
Friends of the Order
Jacob Leader
Somerset Street
Henry Windhem
the Arlington
Funers
Frank Splan
Wdaty
Marshal Witton
Aloty
Anuther
M. Quads
Charles Janster
Metropal Ten Wtables
Philadelphia
Jows
Salem
Baggy
Foreeed
Franklin
Council
Nuecer
Urracent Riding Academy
Arnold Market
Fred Endress
B Hand
Christian Endeavor Society
Gazelle Engine House
Second Street
Coninncely
Delia
Molbary Bend
Mre
Whitteise Besa Lial
Delis
Door of Hope
BE ‘Vint Street
New York
Harpers
Ibere
Farrier Freg
Polormnge
Candace Wheeler
Jon Seelore
Bazar
Harper's Weekly
T. Mitchell Pradten
Hariem
Netherwoot
Board of Freeholders
Netherwood Avenue
Green
Dajon County
Cilninn Avenue
Ieee
Ot Uickanta
Ow Co
Newart
Continental
Bandey Pest
Raw
Wheeler
Fisher
Newark
Continental Hovel
Plainfield
Tamrest
Bond Brook
Eave
Somerville
Brietal
Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Union County
Widom
Sauer
Freeholders
Baderby
Donate
Ehrrich
Hubbard
Howard
Halliday
Finns
More
Bell
Scudder
Trahan
Freahulier Moore
Martired
Reed
Salery
W. A. Hicks
ER W Reilly
Loevlenial
A. WH Cook
Wm K. McClure
Rb’ O'Reilly
Ine J. Jensen
Honnthae
Wiliam F. Trahan
A Vandereek
William Howard
Charles Ho Moore
A Roberts
FP Hobnerd
WH Train
John d. Donahue
John & Heday
A.vraak
WR Corvett
Courta
Glasby
Aheriff
Hyer
Moore
Carri
Dauer
Badgeley
Dooahay
Ebriick
Habtrave
Holiday
Funk
Scadder
Tranou
Vandervees
Krome
Woodruff
Gextieans
Springfield Avenue
Ilaopera
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Gistiewey
Lander
the Common Pleas
Remarkable Core Wee Cure by Dr Lighthill
A patient describes long standing rectal prolapse causing severe pain during movement and rest. After consulting Dr Lighthill, the speaker reports a complete radical cure without painful surgery and expresses gratitude for relief from daily discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthill
Diffegl
Local Endorsement in New Jersey for Dr Lighea Ansone
A resident of Pistafont New Jersey attests that H Vroom is his brother in law and praises Dr Lighthil for a radical permanent cure. The writer John C. Kinney states the testimony is true in every respect and invites others to verify or see him personally for revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistafont
H. Vroom
Lighthil
Lighea Ansone
Uberty
John C. Kinney
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Renyes
Kase Poont
Orla
Pr Oifet
Releveres
Testi
TEE War
A.D. Malingon
London
St John's Commandery
Trinity
New Jersey
Heaster Voorhees
Circuit Court
Werle
Senatoriat
Willow Voorhees
Washington
Taylor
City
Forbes
Grand Jury
Tala College
Nate
al Dingrace
Doctors Wall Sewers
Tae Ayhem
B. Veo U. Sedge
Tae
Trinity Reformed Church
Horton
Cranford
Woman's Board of
Board of Minions
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Custer
Library Notes
Firat Presbytern
Margaret Vermeuie
Freshmedia
Lense
Iseckbian
Arnica Salve
Grulecs
Gores
Peter Sores
Teller
Tal Doary
Union
Nash Woodral
U,gorich
Iain J
Donahue
King
Cressest Avenus
New Jerey
Somerectot
Pininield
N. J
DR. Lighthill
York
Trenton
Tinfeld
Crescent Ave
Val Emburgl
W. J
Vienna
HENRY
Liefke’s
West Front St
Harford
Cash Or Easy Payments Warnscess Headquarters
Ptr Grocer
Frank L. C. Martin
John E Beerbower
Yrop City Hotel
Park Ave
Comner Second ST
Plainfield, M. J
Eneany
Tenmoe
Denise Shee
Hoagland's Express
Rameres
North Avenue
Telrobome
Fetas
Ason
M. J. Coyne
Somhee
Lehigh
L. & Rhesame, Agt
Becadwwaat
Motels
Hotel
Grenada
Roma
Abd Wallace T. Biller
Dickinson
Dave
Weet Prent St
Lawlies’ and Children's Hair Dressing & Specialty
S. Sharkey
Tan Groces
Rishmond Street
Cor
Third Street
Tps
Charles M. Wilson
Charles BH
Irpenter & Builder
West Fourth Street
le World
Fale
ArMoline
Bers
Rockview School
Misses Peck
Dobbin
van Buren & Timpson
Breal
Opp Depot
Cote 3
New York City
Raber
John Neagle
W. Fifth St
Degraw
Putnam
Warner
Fulue
Corret Watts
Chdren
Mises Putnam & Degraw
Schwed Brothers
Mar
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