New Jersey Republicans praise reform voters and denounce race track corruption
A 1920s New Jersey political column lauds bipartisan support for honest governance after a turnout that toppled race track influence. It salutes Democratic defectors who joined Republicans to seek fair districts, repeal race track bills, restore home rule, and curb corrupt appointive power, pledging continued vigilance and unity.
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Republican Party
Teasley
Oichala
Democrata
Republian
Thej
New Jersey
New Jermy
Onus
Tsunami of costumes shown at Japan talk by Mr and Mrs Stanley
Mr and Mrs Stanley described Japanese attire and domestic life, noting shifts in dress, home concept, and women’s roles since Americans introduced education. Stanley, a former English professor at a Tokley Japanese college, discussed natives learning English and the impact of missionaries. They plan to remain in America for a time, returning to their country of origin after Washington's Birthday.
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Mire Stanley
Japan
Stanley
Washington
Biao- Joy
America
Stanley Wm
Engilah
Tokley
Hin
Jy Hen
Entertainers to Speak at Hutoriat Rally Night
A political entertainment event features former President Harrison and Hut Wilder, praised as the prince of entertainers by Henry Ward Beecher, with Grover Cleveland noted in the audience. Brooke and ton, the banjoists, will also perform as part of the program.
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Harrison Davedf Mapehull
P. Wilder
Dt Brooke
Ton
Here and There Items From Local Churches and Noticeboard
Local notices report upcoming church entertainments and meetings including the Boys Mission Band at the Ureacent Avenue Church and the Young Ladies Missionary Society of Pit Baptist Church. Bicycle fare entries, soldiers monument unveiling plans, and special rates for travel appear alongside brief crime and fire notes and a theater bill for Wooden Wedding.
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Martin Hae Na
Boys’ Mission
Ureacent Avenue
Crescent
Missionary Society of the Pit
Baptist
Newnawick
Dev. Teey Central
Netherwood
Raiway
Breem & Doyle
Pingry
Elizabeth
Yirk Avenue
Central Hotel
Dad
Joe
Allcoce’s Pocrote pads ease restlessness and pain
The notice praises Allcoce’s Pocrote pads as simple, effective remedies for sore limbs and joint discomfort. Used on the chest or back, they soothe muscles and help the patient sleep quietly through the night, earning thanks from users and caregivers.
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Allcoce
Hte
Les
Tdeim
Hla
Plainfield Sketches and Weather Projections Amid Local Chat
A partial Plainfield column notes casual chatter on local fame and oddities including a boy named Albert Ford from East Fourth Street showing specimens, mixed with weather riffs about an imminent rainstorm and storm signals from street noises and a cheap barometer. It also recalls a pair of ashmen discussing origins and joking about places like Tabla and Hoonfriek in a rambling street scene.
Missionary talk on Kiowa Indians at First Rapriae Church
An evening meeting featured Mins Keeside recounting years among Kiowa Indians and her efforts to teach the oil story. She described initial rebuffs and suspicion at Indian Agencies but reported progress and partial successes in engaging the wild tribes.
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Mins Keeside
Ort
Emi
Moch
Intruder scare prompts fourth street house search in town
Mrs Heatrice Sutterlein on East Fourth street summons Officers Frederickson and Giese to her residence late last night to chase an intruder away. The pair found nothing amiss after a thorough search while neighbors also reported repeated doorbells and a lighted figure outside. In a separate note, local youths led by Albert Sutterlein reportedly shot at a rabbit during a rural outing, leading to confusion over a shot heard near the wagon.
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Heatrice Sutterlein
East Fourth Street
Frederickson
Giese
Gret
Sutterlein
Staats
Pune
Albert
G. Suiterein
Greentronk Road
Japan's Destiny to America Promised Change in Orient
An 19th century lecture recounts missionary efforts to open Japan, crediting Wells Williams with aiding the Perry treaty and praising the spread of Christianity. The piece notes shifts in Japanese society, including women's public status, attributed to American missionaries and Protestant influence.
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Frederick Blaney
Orient
Japan
Paul
British
Ieles
Europe
British Isles
Pel
China
Wen
Wells Willams Bo Wert
Commodore Perry
Welle Wiliam
bin Hille
Gret Christan Church
Mieke Mguinet
Meron
Nasionarwa
Artistic marksman meet by Plainfield Camera Club
The New Jersey Division of the National League of Amateur Photographers held its quarterly meeting at the Plainfield Camera Club with Newark and Cranford clubs represented. H. H. Cowart was named secretary to the unexpired term after G. Hice of Newark resigned. A lantern slide competition was proposed among state clubs, with the best slide to win a handsome prize. President Teale to appoint a committee to organize future events. Refreshments followed as members mingled.
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New Jersey Divisase
National League of Amateur Photographers
Plainfield Camera Club
H. H. Cowart
New Jersey
Nationaire of Amateur Photographers
Newark and Cranford
G. Hice
Newark
Harry Si Coward
Plainfeld Club
R M. Filler
Cranford
Fuller
Teale
Minsea Coward
Morse with Tee Lockjaw Ends in Tragic Lameness
A sorrel horse belonging to Instrument men, boarded at Robert's livery for two weeks, was moved to Evan Jones' place yesterday after suffering lockjaw. The horse developed a cold back and has been unable to feed or drink since the onset, with Inez Friday identified as the attacker.
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Robert
Evan Jones
Tocajaw
Inez
Buchkien Arnica Salve for Cats and Various Ailments
An aged advertisement touts Buchkien Arnica Salve as the best salve for cats bruises sores ulcers salt fever tetter chapped hands and other pains. It lists a price of 25 cents per box and directs purchase through W Randolph at West Prospect Street.
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W. Randolph
West Prost Strees
Fragmentary Verse Snippet Reflected in OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment shows corrupted lines about a woman and food items with unclear names. The readable bits imply a narrative of distress and care but lack coherent details or identifiable people, dates, or places for strong entity extraction.
Uggareree Sem Report Noted Today
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a jungle setting with undefined subjects and actions. Readable elements are sparse, no clear events, dates, or locations emerge to form a concise news item.
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Exchange Alley
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Frond
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Mourning Woods
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Lehigh Valley Coal
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Corlier
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E. J. Connolly
Crescent Market
Ti Watchung Ava
Aarp
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Hillier & GO
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