Weather and election notes from Newark era column
A miscellaneous Newark area column reports on election reactions, weather impact on transit, and local happenings. It notes a Washington attendee facing voting confusion, a high wheel bicycle price, and political sentiment shifts. Several small items follow: a local woman sentenced for larceny, upcoming Sunday school association gathering, a wheel opened, teachers’ examinations, street work, and a musical comedy performance with a small audience.
City Court Hears Two Whiskey Prosecutions
The city court this morning heard the second case against Frederick W. Miller for illegal sale of liquor. Miller withdrew not guilty and pleaded no contest in the second case as counsel urged leniency. The court noted the city’s $100 chemist analysis cost and imposed a $60 fine or twenty days in jail in the second case, and a $25 fine or twenty days for the first case, depending on payment.
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Wesalt
Frederick W. Miller
Charles A. Reed
Marale
Democratic Wins and Local News Across Jersey City
A string of city and state notes covers postal work, theatre plans for The Foresters at Music Hall, and illness in Dunellen. Reports note Mayor elects and assembly results, obituaries for Mary Lynch, and a planned inspection tour to the Soldier's Home at Kearney. Local weather, bird and game reports, road improvements, and political commentary on the liberty bill and election aftermath fill the page with community updates.
Chrysanthemum Display Draws City Visitors at Crescent Ave
After the election, the Ladies Society of the Seventh Day Baptist Church hosts a chrysanthemums show at 17 Crescent Avenue. The display, featuring prize-winning blooms, opens at two this afternoon and promises a cheerful evening with flowers and friendly company.
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Wil Ie Benne
Courier
Crescent Avenue
Square Garden
Ladies Society
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Ttto
Chief Doane Says A Mass Of Downed Wires Endangers Public
Chief Doane reports widespread downed electric wires after a storm leaving many live lines across streets. Crews climbed poles to locate faults but more wires were found torn and reachable to pedestrians. He notes no serious injuries yet, but calls it a gross oversight given the scattered hazard tonight.
Novel bicycle race thrills Newark riders on election day
Musines Men's Cycling League of Newark staged a ten mile race on the Irvington Millburn course. R L Blauvelt won in 34.28 with W E B Rinks close behind shifting handicaps to be judged by the referee. Kimk and Blauvelt tied for sixth and a lot determined the winner of prizes.
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Kes
Kirkpatrick
Saleen’ Beniedan
R .L. Blauvelt
W. E B
Neereivese
Yheiamiak
Cee
Kimk
Bisavelt
G.T. Wilson
Rink
Jubilant Democrats plan parade with Plainfield band
On Friday night the jubilant Democrats will stage a pig dinner parade with the Plainfield Cornet Band in attendance. The march will start on Peace street and weave through North Plainfield avenues and streets, ending on Peace street. Transfers of real estate in North Plainfield Township are listed, with deeds recorded and prices ranging from $1 to $2,700, indicating rising wealth and new buildings in the borough.
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Plainfield Cornet
Peace Street
North Avenue
Park Avenue
Front Street
Somerset Street
Emily Street
Grove Street
Liberty Street
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Broadway
Part Avenue
Fifth Street
Peace Ptreet
Baskty
North Infield Township
William R Cale
Edward Bilne
Mary Lee
Princes CG. Coonello
Ide T. Flaviland
Ide H. Biine
Wm. White
Edmund E Pope
Abraham ©. Corlell
Martin B. Miler
Alfred L Smalley
John N. Johnson
Howard E Turner
Martin L Bickerson
Abraham
Whitensck
Cherles Herman Schwed
Somerville
Coralia Mitchell
Lydia Colton
North Plainfeld
Crescent League Clubhouse Damaged by Water Leakage
Water damaged the Crescent League Club House causing hundreds of dollars in losses. Two pool tables soaked, carpet and floor matting ruined, ceiling damp over the billiard room, and water leaking through the roof. Workers mopped streams of water as buckets and shovels were used to manage the leak. The club and building owner face expenses. exact loss undetermined. Separate Jersey City note mentions servant question discussions in Evening Journal. An adjourned Borough Council meeting set to discuss paving and related issues tomorrow.
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Crescent League
Ayon
Billard
Bey Pitas
Creche Fund Benefit Pageant Cast List Highlighted
In the covernment we ve given In the Casing November 11 for the bene ft of the Creche the following young ladies to full comame will represent the mothers of the different nations Miss Lens Boss American Indian Miss Mary Ki Miss Amy Green Miss Augusta Holmes Bwedieh Mint Minale Moree Japanese Miss Emme Miller $2 Miss O Hellwig Damages by the Berm The wires of the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company were badly prostra ed by the snow form yesterday Manager Runyob reports that some sixty wires were knocked down and rendered useless by the snow Part of last night and most of today the manager has had a force of men at work repairing the brakes so that the service was only temporarily crippled The tel companes in this the bea x bo Uh at apse A Elizabeth New Bronewick and other nearby places the wires were not Interfered with and both the telegraph and telephone services were in working order all night os eesal F-e e ray wems ont Srpen Bel post a break until after eleven o'clock looking for Paste this to Toms Hint The fall style in kissing for Indien of course to one on each Eu advices state that since the
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Washington, D. C
Europe
Newark
Ad. Vortuiser
Belle Peterson
Bes Leen
Somerville
Wednesley
Roweville
Somfeet
Borabay
Mormi
First Presbyterian
Convern
Journal of Elizabeth
New Jersey
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Theodore F. Merelea, Jr
Jersey City
League of American Wils
Wheeljoe
Eliasbeth Journal
Tueday
Music Hall
Democrata
Wilson
B Fay Milla
Thia City
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Creche
Lens
Mise
Mary Ki
Amy Green
Augusta Holmes
Bwedieh
Mint Minale Moree
Emme Miller
O. Hellwig
New York
New Jersey Telephone Company
Runyob
Apse
Elizabeth
New Bronewick
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