Ceremonial Rites and Public Proceedings Reported Events
A fragmented chronicle describes a wedding like Wetting Ceremony and church performances, with mentions of Drotheriaftan, Devas Coagle, and various locals at East Front Mera Tome Lovmetes. The garbled text also references a public meeting in Westigion CAL, a Byrd Beattie style procession, and a political or ceremonial gathering with multiple unnamed participants.
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Cuerch
Drotheriaftan
le Heun
Tawa
Liege
Jury finds man not guilty in Wendewalk case at five
In a 10pon coon nur0$ court on February Marin was cited for a war charge. The defendant, Whee oy Wendewalk, faced trial on a plea of not guilty. Alel Fpringer appeared for Wan td, with a related schedule at five o'clock.
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Fev Marin War
Fifer
Plewiet
Guily
Andy Tie
Lival
Alel Fpringer
Evening entertainment by Watchanglange No 167 union
An active audience attended a program at Red Men's Hall under Watchanglange No 167 International Association of Machinists. John H. Carney offered welcoming remarks, followed by a varied program including a Mother's Appeal by Mr and Mrs Chamberlain, banjo pieces by William Puree, and lively musical numbers.
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Red Men's Hall
Watchanglange No
John HH. Carney
Ang
Julia
Cariey
Hrerniakt
Emmygemut
Walter
Pidlands Leneion
Willam
Wil Meyerdort
Markley
Etlertaquinen
Public Library Officers Elect For Coming Year
The Board of Trustees of the Preinfeld Public Library held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Officers were elected with Augustus Baldwin as President and M W Tyler as Vice President. Secretary is W M Stillman and Treasurer JB Dumont. Library Committee includes Mason W Token. The committee on nominations also named an Art Committee and a names list for the Library staff. Catalog pricing for August September and October was set. purchases and correspondence to other libraries were ordered.
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Preinfeld Public Library
A. C. Baldwin
W. Tylor
Rowland Gox
J. W. Yates
Everts
J. B. Demont
Willian SM
Rehd
Seoreinl
Cumler
Mesare
Cox and Tracy
Fie
Augustus ©. Baldwin
M. W. Tyler
W. M. Stillman
JB. Dumont
Mason W
Eourts
Tracy
WP Telmadze
G. H. Baycock
Joe
Wo Yates
Rowland Gas
al T Ue
Uther Liurarion
Bueen
Plainfield Boy Wins Six Prizes in Track Meet
A Plainfield boy, cadet at the New York Military Academy, set records and won multiple events including the 100 yards, 720 yard march, and high jump. The afternoon featured a top football game at the Plainfield Cricket Link and a list of event results with several cadets and officials named.
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Thetis
Clarie
Laakle
Cader Mackay
Ave
Plainfield cases decided in belated opinion
Jindee Van yckel and others faced a high court decision over a dispute involving Pointe. Walter Scott vs Stephen Th Krom centers on a contract with Nelson Rayon as referee. The case raises a legal question likely to be taken to the Court of Errors and Appeals, with Crug A. Marah acting as counsel for the defendant.
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Jindee van
Theodore Ranpou
Sr. Krown
Court of Errors and Appeals
Riding Club Rides Amid Spectators At Crescent Kitau Academy
The Riding Club demonstrated equestrian drills at Crescent Kitau Academy with Captain Holly directing military exercise. Young participants joined on ponies and completed the maneuvers as a crowd watched, while electricity and novelty treats appear in the scene.
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Lal
Mimbor
Crescent Kitau Academy
Lee Rete
Sime
Cook
Fragmented OCR Text Roughly Recounts Public Disorder Scene
The readable fragments describe a chaotic event with references to music halls, crowds, and police action. Mentions of figures like Ka, Li, and a name resembling Goward appear amid garbled lines. The text hints at a large gathering or parade and subsequent arrest or investigation.
Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Methods
The readable text is heavily garbled with nonsensical phrases and partial words. It mentions various terms like Be Cubed, Hawedonian Tile, and damaged references to cures, hens, and cures. No clear event, person, or location can be reliably identified for a concrete summary.
Assembly Bill Declared Unconstitutional by Court
Tarxrox Nov 9 Justien Depae of the Supreme Court ruled that the law requiring Assemblymen to be elected by districts is unconstitutional and that Assembly members must be elected by the whole county mirroring Senate elections. The decision affects future elections and stems from a suit by an Essex county citizens' committee challenging the districting provision.
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Suation Depas
Commins
Spectal
the Courier
Tarxrox
Justien Depae
Supreme Court
Leginlatace
Uit
Ciizens’ Committee
Essex County
Cooperative charity movement to unite Pisingfield groups
A public meeting will be held Monday evening at Crescent Avenue Church for all charity workers and interested residents. Robert W. DeForest of the Charity Organization Society of New York will speak on cooperative methods and the benefits of uniting local efforts during the winter season. The goal is to strengthen and coordinate existing charities and keep readers informed on progress of the county movement.
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United Steely Organization
Courier
Pisinfield
Crescent Averus Church
Robert W. DeForest
Soety
New York
Pisingeld
Cea
Frederick Stanigg
Mra Stanley
M Rice
Rockview Avenaa
Trealebon
States Express Company
Bi Port
Jervis
Allen Godsdington
North
HL. Lowrie, Jn
Park Avenue
Washington, D. C
Albert Simmonds
Stune Street
Yale College
Union County Race Track Notes and Local Socials
Readable items show Union County vote plurality figures for local offices, names of Coroner Charles N. L064 and Assembly member M. Kelly, plus social and personal notices. Items include weddings, visits, returned travelers, and upcoming local events and church activities.
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Union County
George Kyeep
Charles Nh
Assembly
R M. Kelly
Charles N. Uodding
A Temperance Victory By Supreme Court Ruling
Trestux November 9 Chief Justice Mees Leasley of the Supreme Court declares the County Liquor Commissioner Law enacted two years ago invalid. The ruling removes state control over liquor licenses from local authorities and curbs Governor appointed boards. The decision pleases temperance advocates who view it as restoring authority to limit saloons and curb liquor interests.
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Supreme Court
Trestux
Mees Leasley
Hiday
Beligeton
Searn
McKinley Wins Big Plurality Across Counties
From three-fourths of the eighty eight counties official returns show McKinley ahead by about 83,790 votes with majorities near 30,000. Republicans hold a decisive Senate edge with 20 to 21 Democrats in the House race.
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Conranes
McKinley
Senate
Republicans
Democrats
Thepublicans
Judge Depue to Write Opinion in Rector Jennings Case
In Trestox on November 9 the Supreme Court announced Judge Depue is delegated to craft the opinion in the Rector Jennings of Wertfield versus Bishop Scarborough dispute and expects a decision within several days.
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Trestox
Depue
Supreme Court
Jennings
Wertfield
Scarborough
Francis Parkman Historian Dies in Jamaica Plain
Francis Parkman eminent historian died yesterday afternoon at his home on France Street Jamaica Plain after brief illness caused by peritonitis. He had long shaped historical scholarship and public discourse with rigorous study and writing. The death follows a life marked by extensive publications and influence in American letters.
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WRF
Colter Bustos
Francis Parksman
France Street
Jamaica Plain
Annie Mixtey Dies in London of Brat Fever
Miss Annie Mixtey, a famed American resident, died in the city last night at the home of her brother-in-law Edwin Pulford on La Pentonville Road. Death caused by bright fever, with her sister in attendance.
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Wink
Misa Annie Mixtey
Pixley
Edwin Pulford
la Pentonville Road
Ier
Telegraphic Points Inconsistent Narrative Of Crime And Labor
A garbled telegraphic note reports events including a lynching in Kentucky and an embezzler sent to Sing Sing. It mentions a plan to ship firearms to Brazil and a port strike impacting a cement plant, with a referenced labor dispute and price of $150 per ton for England on recount.
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Kennedy
Milley
Train Breakdown Delays Westbound Passenger Train
AWestbound passenger train engine No 200 broke down while crossing New Street Bridge last night causing over thirty minutes of delay. At a Catholic Young Men's Lyceum meeting a ball was decided for March 17 at the Club Ball, under Charles Ward's management.
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Alt
New Street
Thunelien
Young Mens T Lyceum
Friends of the Lyceum
Charles Ward
Church of the Heavenly Rest appoints rector Dr Page
A reception at the Heavenly Rest church on Clinton Avenue welcomed Dr. Page as prospective rector. Over half of the £600 needed for the doctor's salary has been secured, with a good chance the remainder will be raised. The event reflected strong support for the church's future under ordained ministry. The article also reports a chancery decision on a Highes estate dispute. The granddaughter is entitled to have the mortgage paid from the residuary estate, freeing her land from debt.
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Asters
Ninth Street
Think Place
Mainield
Court of Chancery
Mr Highe
Mary L. Highe
William L. Highle
le Hoegbie
Seymour Marsh
EL. Morrin
Graig A. Marah
Vics
Green
Marsh
New York Show Highlights Decorator Brower Prize
At the New York Gower show yesterday afternoon W I Brower of this city won the first prize for front table decorations. His display featured white ivory chrysanthemums fern green velvet white ter...
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New York
Miantonome Tribe Delegation Visits Weatfeld
A Miantonome Tribe delegation visited Weatfeld last night to discuss forming four tribe Red Men at the location. A temporary organization was created and officers were elected, with several charter members named.
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Weatfeld
A Miltian Friends Promise Cure All Diseases
An advertisement claims the Great Couch Medicine cures throat chest and lung diseases with a guarantee. It asserts widespread use and urges readers to try the remedy to prove its curative powers.
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England
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New London
DR. Page
Church of the Heavenly
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