Entertainers Deliver One of Best Casino Shows Yet
A Casino at the Union County Country Club hosted a memorable program featuring Marshal P. Wilder Brooke and Deaton and J. Alexander Silberberg as the main acts. Wilder delighted with new material and swift humor while Brooks and Deaton impressed with banjo mastery. The revue drew enthusiastic audience response and critics praised the performances as top-tier for the venue.
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Sines Cannot Be Cured and Teens Roam Streets
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with mentions of sines and teens in distress. References to Carmen, Totals, Deslome, and unlabeled numbers hint at a local incident or disorder. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Local church and community events listed for tomorrow
Paragraphs detail a Baptist meeting at Park Avenue Chapel, revival services at Monroe Avenue Chapel, and a Bible Society collection at First Baptist. Also noted are a reception for the Aged in Newark, a stage setup for an Old Folks concert, and a plan for a Green Fox event at Trinity Church with guest hosts.
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Thus City
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Bible and Publication Society
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Donations to Plainfield Meller Association Support Needed
The Plainfield Meller Association urges donations in money provisions or other articles to aid designated families rather than direct handouts. Cash gifts allow the association to retain funds and allocate them to those in need, especially with winter hardship looming. Donations by Reynolds Pharmacy for Mrs. H P Reynolds, treasurer, would help a family facing incurable illness and back rent for a widow. Between 20 and 40 dollars would be wonderful.
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Opening the Week of Prayer by Arthur Crane Evangelist
An early weekly prayer mission led by Arthur Crane at a New England church discusses the origin of the term Christian, practical faith, and the use of experienced testimony to reach degraded souls. It cites Ballington Booth in London, recalls a YMCA gathering, and emphasizes memory as a key attribute guiding eternal introspection.
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Noted Ripley Dear and 1864 marriage remembered in New York
Fragmentary local notices recall lawyer Ripley Dear and Cornelia Ripley married Gideon Ross in Westfield New Jersey on October 4, 1864. It notes his Sigma Omicron affiliation, later illness, and death in 1683. Additional items mention Epworth League supper at Vinewet Chapel, Methodist Ladies Aid Society meeting, Mrs. Gahill’s hospitalization, a school yard deed, a cold wave, a $250 donation to Rev. Charles Goodrich, and local bicycle race plans for Thanksgiving Day.
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Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Varman Eee
Local notices and social reports fill length in small city paper
A hodgepodge of obituaries, church notices, society events, and family news fills the page. Names like Dr. S. Wotts and Rev. J. W. Mitchell appear alongside funeral plans, local sermons, social gatherings, and brief anecdotes. The text blends personal announcements with community updates from Newark to New York and nearby towns.
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New York
Edwere Stillman
Poland
N. Y
Wotts
West Fourth Street
J. W. Mitchell
Presched
Davies
Ove
Preswynesian Company
Miaindeld
Seventh Day Rape Church
Aberiis Puller
West Seventh Street
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W. J Northup
Charles Fuser
Jomat Ban Rae Sieved Vosattey
Hue Albion
Alanson Ansley
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Kee gan suit against Sage barred by statute limit
Delia Keegan sues Rovsell Sage in New York for 50 000 dollars alleging breach of promise but the action was dismissed as barred by the statute of limitations according to the morning report from the city desk.
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Delia Keegan
Rovsell Sage
Beat the New York Bowron Trial Set for Thursday
The United States cruiser Columbia completed the voyage to Boston in two hours faster than New York. Officials announced that the official trial will occur on Thursday.
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United States
Craser Columbia
Boston
New York
A Mob's Fury Rocks Kentucky Jail Home
Barpsrows Kentucky November 13 dynamite destroyed the home of Phil Evans an imprisoned man convicted of manslaughter caused by a mob attack at midnight. Police report indicate no further details as investigation continues amid heightened tensions.
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the Courier
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Courier Readers Offer Promises Large Death Column Ad
The notice promises Plainfield readers a special offer from a Oret-class magazine via a death column advertisement on page three. Only 12 patrons in Plainfield are selected to receive copies of the magazine, priced at twenty-five cents, with pattern payments and terms outlined by the Domestic Company.
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Mail Carrier Survives Narrow Cart Accident
Mail carrier Deversachs escaped a severe accident today while riding with Edward Dana in his cart. As they crossed Front and Homertet, the horse fell tilting the cart, and Uncle Sam’s servant was damped. He sustained slight bruises.
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Sam
Carfet Willato Startup Reported by Courier
The Courier reports a local startup named Carfet Willato, with details uncertain due to OCR garble. Readers are advised to await clearer follow up for proper identification and scope of the venture.
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