Exempt Firemen Hear Wren Recitations in Brooklyn
Members of the Exempt Firemen enjoyed an evening of entertainment by W. Wren of Brooklyn featuring recitations and songs. President Saltzman led speeches about early fire service days, noting nostalgia and historic engine tasks.
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Amniele Thom
Fusious
Bazine
Oliver Wret
Breming
W. Wren
Brooklyn
Wren
Saltzman
Titeworth
Steuan
Park Avenue
Batque Brewell
L. E Barkalew
Pialpfield Fire Department
Jean
Oli Gazelle Company
Tis
Une
Dan Siarm
Ing
York
Sermon at First Presbyterian Church Expounds Birds and Life
The Rev C E Werring at First Presbyterian Church delivers a Spring-Time sermon on the return of the birds from Songs of Solomon. He muses on nature’s lessons about cheerfulness, longevity, and spiritual growth while noting birds and humanity must rise above petty life to seek higher meaning. The day includes other notices and a street crime report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
C. E Werring
Irda
Salomon
Edverdty
Testimonial by James W. Hosted for Allcock's Poros Plasters
Hon. James W. Hosted, then speaker of the New York Assembly, writes from Albany on January 16, 1890 praising Allcock's Poros Plasters. He claims twenty five years of use, crediting relief from injuries after a fall, a severe cough avoiding Florida treatment, and rheumatic shoulder pain, asserting consistent personal benefit for external and internal ailments. He notes his family also relies on them and urges public endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hosted
Assembly
State of New York
Albany
Allcock
Florida
Baseball game on Howerset street draws crowds at Crescents clash
Report on a rough exhibition baseball game between the Gaterday ab erecta club and the Crescents on Howerset street grounds. Crowd interest centers on the novelty and questionable quality of play with shifts toward urging better team composition and financial backing for future events. Also notes Kennedy remedy claims and peach crop prospects in Hunterdon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Howerset Street
Murray Hills
Cnet
Hinaterdod
Hunterdon
Local Social Notices and News Briefs
Mra P Simpson hosts an event May 27 from 4 to 6 at Watchung Avenue. Miss Wood’s friends invited to meet Misses Stokes on Franklin Place next Thursday afternoon with tea at four. Hillside Tennis Club announces Saturday tea series on June July August and September. Plymouth Brethren held an open air meeting last night at Third Street and Plainfield arena with about 500 attendees. another service planned for Sunday evening. Decorations at the Firm Presbyterian Church featured white and pink lilies, lis and roses arranged around the pulpit. A phaeton added to Hadden’s livery for stylish city transport. A fox terrier near May’s Drug Store was shot by Officer Kiely after rabies symptoms. dog escaped from barn near the electric station and chased toward Park Place. The animal showed foaming mouth and collapsed after running through streets.
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Mra & P. Simpson
Watchung Avenue
Wood
Stokes
Franklin Place
Hillside Tennis Club
Plymouth Brethren
Third Sreet
Plainfield Areana
Firm Presbyterian Church
Hadden
May
Kiely
Rabba Lie
A Big Tariff Pin Unfolds In Regional Encounter
An obscure regional event appears with limited readable text mentioning entities and places. The fragment hints at a trade or policy topic affecting local groups, with no clear date or names. Further context is needed to identify involved organizations or outcomes.
Wheelmen race and local cycling notes at Newark and Plainfield
The county road swarmed with wheelmen yesterday as many clubs enjoyed rides with few mishaps. Charley Vanderveer placed second in a one mile Newark race, winning a pretty prize. A planned 190 mile race from Newark to Philadelphia via Cedar Brook is hinted but denied by organizers Chamberlain and O’Martin.
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Heleigh
Charley Vanderveer
Newark
Charley
Wim.berlain
Pearsall & Chamberlain
Wenfield Breyete
Frank J
O.martin
Wheelmen’s
Plainfield
Philadelphe
Mr Chamberlain
Mar- UN
Colsra
Sad
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Playfield Courier
Sueda
Poner Serey Boetdel
East Parr Sraser
Bacar
Fuurenener
Tee
Hope Rearmareame
Unga
Charles McCarty
Mid Busarday
Pangborn
Frederickson
Michael Pickett
South Second Street
McCue
Knights of the Mystic
R. Barring
Frisia
Man
Mr. Wallace
Cranford
William Hilly
Cocatown Stars
Miantonomo Tribe of
Red Men
Yona Corneil
Liberty Corners
Prine
North Avenue
Imam
Maxim
Heles
Kennedy
Piast Tel
Bociett Chatter
Mount Olive
Pisinfeld
Knoxville
Tenn
Matthew
New Brenewick
Mattison
North Pisin- Geld
Triality Church
Young Ladies Mission
Crescent Avenue
The
Leader
Life Insurance
Goldmank
Propriete
Fred. W. Dunn
Western Wheel Works
Othare
Frank L. C. Martin
Lyndhurst
Lady Lyndhurst
Mague && Coo
Somerset ST
Omar
I . F. M. Hulett VA West Front Street
H Kroger
Kranich & Bach
Stare
Ant Meson
Hamito
Oxford
Beet Hamés
Elty Fur Gretiewen Bk
Willetts
Mason
West Front St
Tee, Botnie
Moy
Queenin § CO
Philadelphia
Hegwill
M. M. Dunham
Penton
Shomkt
Jon
Goet
C. Schelflin & CO
West Front Street
G. L. Val
First National Bank
Park
Alma Cares
Grove Streets
Frank Day
Cosches
Park Phaesod
OfBes
N.J
Tetephows
Weil
Dunham
Bannerman
L. W. Randolph
West Prout
Marsh, Ayers & CO
Roomers
Ada
Ches
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