Order of Torti May Settle Out Observed in Court
G Thors of East Front traveled to Jersey City to observe a meeting of the Order to determine the future of the owner. The Order has appointed a receiver. Francis Shank Brown represents the Land Tile end Tram Company. The court will appoint Mr Brown as assigns. The Plaintelid Lodge Order of Tool will meet tonight. the Zyceum Alleyne venue will host. Four games were played on CY ML alleys. bowling results listed. Class A play scheduled for next Thursday. Cure Sick Headache advertised.
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G. Thors
East Front
Algu
Jersey City
Cy.ml
Lassa
Reese
Disorderly conduct case and peddler fined in city court
Judge Coddinatos's court heard a disorderly conduct charge against Gulnee who allegedly ridiculed Officer Glens. An officer's remark about passing a city service exam was noted, and a sentence of 310 was imposed to restore dignity. A peddler Mudberg was fined for selling without a license after bicycles were found.
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Gulnee
Glens
First Beasts and First Cherries at Courier Warning
Jono B Brown of Mer ue owns a tree bearing luscious red cherries. The first cherries will be picked Monday and handed to a Courier representative. A bow tie shop opened at No 00 Somerset Street by Kenney and Wilson, drawing good trade, signaling skilled work and practical knowledge in the business.
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Jono B. Brown
Mer Ue
Somerset Street
Kenney & Wilson
Kenney
Hitem
John
Ant
Weil
Juba
Toh
War News and Local Happenings Across Plainfeld Area
Local notes report Plainfeld’s Frisble capture and a guard wave at Mile Point. Arlington Hotel fencing project and public works at Miantonomo trace. Church growth and a two game Chatham Beoleh Plaine series noted. Police scene ends with a street brawl and a dramatic baton clash.
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Plainfeld
Arlington Hotel
Jawa
Connell
Ax Warners
Hiram
Dumarest
Pew Cash
Green Poed
Somerset Street
Borough Street
Stoat
Hudson's Lane
Presbyterian Church
Chatham
Beoleh Plaine
Bail
Brooklyn Residents In Personal Notices And Meetings
Personal notices from Brooklyn list Mira Irma Sheppard and Mise Irene Grane planning church matters, Samuel Wilbur and Charles Lyman at the Raritan near Bound Brook, Mrs Wheeler and Miss Berths Wheeler visiting Lidgeport Conn., William Townsend and entourage on a New York ding tour, Mrs Barah Randolph and Grace Johnson traveling to New Market for their uncle Joel Daan's merit, J Max Wertz at Union County Country Club on West 1st Street, a church fundraising overbearing, Rev Dr B K Tyler in New York sending scenes of Obriat next Thursday, May 31, Miss Lida Hughes to play Fairy Queen, A B Chapman visiting East Proutstraat for a New York engineers convention.
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Mira Irma Sheppard
Brooklyn
Irene Grane
West Eighth Street
Emerson Palmer
Estates Church
Samuel Wilbur
Charles Lyman
Bound Brook
Wheeler
B. BK. Tyler
New York
Mary
Lida Hughes
Bamernet Street
A. B. Chapman
bin Aimier
Mra L
East Proutstraat
Engineers
Seaside Gift Thread Aims for Wife’s Elegant Outing
A reader plans a tasteful seaside gift a tread made for his wife. The note hints at a thoughtful present intended for an upcoming coastal outing this season.
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy in Riverhead
Local readers report Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy aiding families in Riverhead It is praised for back pain sleep issues inflammatory rheumatism and paralysis relief The article cites Mrs Hamon and others benefiting from the remedy and claims widespread use with doctors unable to stock it.
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Rivensean
Deed Kenney
Charles Homan
Thia
Ha Ore
Hamon
Ames
de. Kennedy
Mra Hyman
David Kennedy
Mra Lawimia
Kennedy
Riverhead
George Benjamin
Lyman
George L
Ben
Jemin Adame
Jobo Payrley
Bright
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes From The New York Weekly
A garbled OCR swirl presents quoted lines and names as if from a period weekly, mentioning Haller Mercy and Beaubius, with fragments about burglary, travel, and domestic scenes. Distinct names appear intermittently, suggesting a column of miscellaneous clippings or notices rather than a single event.
Fragmented Senate session and local crime notes
The article reports a turbulent Senate evening debating Wells Lawrrac as state prim inspector, with rejected Curley nomination, adjournment around 4 00 am, and a broad mix of crime, trials, and local reports. It notes arrests, hangings in Macon Georgia, and labor wage scales in Pittsburgh, alongside scattered social and local notices.
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Salem
Sas Erica
Senate
Wells Lawrrac
Murria County
Thomas PF. Curley
Honss
Elvetve
Lny
Repubil
Uhres
Meneenger
Newark
Guilt and bribery claims rock tariff debate in Senate
Testimony before a congressional committee details alleged offers of money to senators including Kyleh and Hunton Jr. as part of tariff talks. Witnesses describe discussions with sugar industry figures and a push by Edward Edwards and others to influence legislation, with names and figures muttered in a charged Capitol scene.
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Kyleh
Butts
Kyle
New York Fry
Washington
Eppa Hunton, Jr
Hooton
Buttan
Pettigrew
Dolph
Dittenbacher
Edwarda
Edwards Nut
Dia Stateimente
Ditten
Rorfer
Edwards i
Notto
Shvriver
New York Mail
Exprem
Caffery
Ben Laferre
Bhoth
Sugar Trust
Ealwards
Daffery
Benatar
Capitol
Havemeyer
Lefevre
Maufacourere
Reeves
Havemeyer Was Pictured As Standing Over the Shoulders of Mr. Calfery
Callery
Hoth
Fragmented Chicago and Sod Record Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Chicago and Sod 8 Lous, with unclear ages and comminations. The text is garbled, showing numbers 6.006 and 12 poviays, lacking coherent events or names.
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Chicago
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Still, OK
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Pasarse
East Front Street
Park Avenue
Op Mair
Hmanctal
Dime— Savings Institution OF
Plainfield, N. J
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Treodore Gray
Masor
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Central Hotel
Euuors
Segars
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Wien
Ecu
Pratt
Mulford
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