Political rally hopes and civic notices clutter city night
Democrats in Hilacsty anticipate Cleveland's election and march to Washington Rock while Julia L Wheeler promotes a lecture with stereopticon. local meetings discuss street railway action and a nonpartisan civic agenda as residents report cold weather and a busy week with sales and Salvation Army events.
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Hilacsty
Cleveland
Washington Rock
New York
Julia L Wheeler
Ignif
Crescent
Miantonomo Tepe
Bornagh Connell
Salvation Army
Edwood Hall
Saturn
Win Cayzell
Korn
Red
Bjorksten
New York City
Nelen
Laverite
Swbelen
Datelien
Salt Nak
Board of Cited
Pitchotter
Elguleth
Maleine Hospital
Hlis City
Jonni Wheeler
No Democratic Challengers Amid Election Permit Dispute
The article reports a legal dispute over challengers for upcoming elections. The Democratic Party faces a potential lack of certified nominees after improper signatures by the party chairmen and city clerk actions. Corporation Counsel advised delaying until proper certification is filed.
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Uny Vlere Mde
Fell Corny
Creee
N. B. Mardoe
Cratic Association
Democratic Party
Dunelles Refuslicams of Deck Meeting Evening
Dunellen Republicans held a crowded meeting at their headquarters with voters from both parties. Speakers included Judge Ulrich, Comnel, BE Maral, and Charles B. Corwin, while local entertainment featured the Colored Gee Clay and Major James FPristie with the Metropolitan Drum Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunellen
Ulrich
Comnel
BE Maral
Charles B. Corwin
Gee Clay
James Fpristie
Metropolitan
Borough Council Hears Street Railway Debate on Somerset Street
At the council meeting citizens voiced views on a proposed Somerset Street road and railway. Attendees discussed alternatives via North Broadway Grove or Ivor streets, with a vote postponed as petitions and lights issues were reviewed and an eight week adjournment set.
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Somerset Street
Ter Street
Saunders
Rocaview Gyeeue
Sycamore Avenue
Public
P.M. French
Faber
Mercer Avenue
Wetson
Moupavenue
Manning
Jackson
Hegeman
Giraud Avenue
Uboroug
Ule
Pe Fire, Weter
Lam
John Goodman
Nk Whitely
N. B. Smalley
M Bpeach
L. E Barkalew
Somerseti Street
North Broadway
Grove
Ivor
Burkalow
Charles A. Reed
William ‘H
Mountain Avenue
Somerset Streets
Riker
Cornellman
Nerdhaw
North Pisfield Electric Light Company
Street Work in North Plainfield Near End of Season
The North Plainfield streetwork effort is nearly finished for the season with only gutter cleaning and essential repairs left before spring. A committee member told the Courier that funds of 83 000 have been exhausted and the current amount is insufficient to finish needed projects. Local residents near gravel pits claim subterrapeso ore remains, and sealing heavy runoff has caused further disposal concerns. Central Lodge No. 48 UO meets away from Ming Haing Monastery building.
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Houters
Courier
Gret
Joe" Martin
Boehm
Charles Lyman
Washington Park
North
MalnBeth
Congregational Church
Andrew Carpenter
A. B
Banyon & Men
Fassily
Ryder
A. D. Thor
Richmond Street
Anchor Lodge
North Plainfield
City Bicycle Parade Invites Riders To March downtown
The City and Borough Wheelmen invite all cyclists to assemble at Crescent Rink on East Fourth Street at 7:30 PM. The parade will follow a route through Broadway, La Grande, and West Seventh Street, decorated with flags and lanterns, with fireworks along the way.
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John V Berkaw
West Prom Street
Fanwood
Vieinly
Crescent Rink
East Fourth Street
Broadway
la Grande
West Ireet
West Seventh Street
Second Street
Central Avenue
Grove Street
Rockview
Macedomind
Ely and
Vicwity
Suspicious Democratic Voter Registration Sparks Court Action
Citizens report a batch of unregistered voters rushed to Elizabeth for registration, escorted by a Democratic police chief and aides. They claim staged loads from Summit aim to boost the party in the upcoming election, provoking questions about legality and fairness.
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Gammit Democrate
Elisabeth
Sommit
Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth
Summit
Minister Ordination Planned at First Church of Christ
Benjamin Hand to be ordained as minister and pastor of the First Church of Abrim in a tomorrow evening service in the chapel. Elder Benjamin Hand will deliver the ordination sermon with Latter ten for two years in the Christian A M Cleaver of Boa ik present.
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Charles N. von Ness
Williams
New Bronawick
Thornton
Avbury Park
Halebarge
Macon
Charlea Eterving
First Presbyterian Church
LV. F. Randolph
Memorial Chapel
Waaliingtonville
D Taylor
Paterson
Renda George F. Randolph
Grand View Avenue
Lechon
Postal Telegraph Company
Union County
Randolph
Westfield
Jungier
Mra
Wim
Courvy
PininBeld
Benjamin Hand Vo
Church of Christ
Abrim
Benjamin Hand
A. B. Cleaver
Boa Ik
Fragmentary 19th Century Trade Notes and Local Incidents
Fragmented OCR reads mention of a dog shot by a youth named Doty and a shipment from Elisabeth to Morwood & Co. in Indianapolis. It references a 29,000 pound load, a discharge, and unnamed local figures including A. Cary of Corning. The text is garbled with missing context and uncertain dates.
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Americas
Welah of
Morwood
Isapolis I
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