Beautilul Flowers and Chrysanthemum Display Captivates
A local exhibitor, Mr. Risk of Wet Seventh street, hosts a capital display of chrysanthemums and blooms. The collection showcases many varieties, with glasshouses and orderly beds enabling uniform growth. notable cultivars include Queen of Flowers and Golden Wedding among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genueiiman
J. Risk
Seventh Street
Ty Witham
Porriatel
Ceare
Fe Lovely Gowers
Jdeaw
Porristél
Queen of Flowers
Fok
Commoor
Owen Fe
Mre
J. W. Gerrand
Desed
Violet Home
Kiota
W. Ivee
Holden
J. Goodwen
Ramsey
Harry May
Harrison
Henderson
J. Goondeig
Arraigned After Two Years in Somerset Murder Case
Reports from Fredericks, Jord, Va indicate a Somerset County Grand Jury indicted Edward for murder in a 1801 Brock case. Trial setup, jury, and court proceedings loom as officials seek to close the long-stalled matter. Local observers note stalled progress and delayed testimonies complicating justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ound
Brock
William Brown
Beth Rawanda
Hebbel Brown
Rave
Alii
Edward
Somerset County
Grand Jory
Edward Wa
Wren
Fredericks
Jord
Dealene Cosmet Be Cored
The fragmentary text mentions a cosmetic deal or event with unclear details and multiple unreadable words. No clear persons or organizations can be identified from the legible portions.
Great Concert in Baptist Church by Young Ladies Society
A historic style concert at the First Baptist Church hall featured four singe rs from Henne, led by William MacClymont. The Youthful Ladies’ Society performed old time anthems and ballads, with Grace Yerkes and Jerushia Adu delivering poetry, followed by a pancake supper. The event, in period dress, drew a full audience and included selections like Auld Lang Syne and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam MacClymont
America
Cnole
Grace Yerkes
Jerushia
Wligh
Big Eboir
Ephram Hackleberry “Holt
Cougmetre Chapman
Gonvervepr Phebhigh Clork
Disregard Glacoe Barnes
Lucinda
Miran Eve Createl
Stirabout Clawson
le Hegekiah
Pertinent Paragraphs From a Newark Page
A compilation of brief local items mentioning the Newark area. Topics include high school sports results, river travel notes, teachers association meetings in Elizabeth on November 24 and 25, a mothers meeting at WGTU, and a camera club lantern slide show. Also listed are religious lectures at All Souls Church and AMAL rooms, plus upcoming sermons and a police court reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Boya
Floselie
Irteen
Poe
Rivera
Union County Teachers
Elizabeth
WGTU
Traueday
Hyde
Camera Club
Crane
New Brunswick Talay
Stev
Teory
Borkowits
Philadelphia
All Souls Church
Corut
Robert A. Henk
New York
Mer
Puli Juth
Lenox Aveaug Gaveb
Calhornia
Jeun Poon
Adjujlor Christian Endeavor Society
Wreren Chapel
Hristopher Coombus
Spencer Conway
Grand Jury
East Front Street
Central Avenue
Grandview Avenue
Somerset
Tooth Extraction Gone Wrong at Somerset Street Hotel
Henry Tirake, an employee at Freak 1Linke's Somerset Street hotel, suffered severe toothache. Weigel attempted extraction with improvised tools, pulling teeth and part of the jaw. The scene became chaotic as Drake’s interference led to further injury and a disturbing mishap in the makeshift dental effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomernet Street
Henry Tirake
Freak 1Linke
Somerset Street
Louie J. Vogel
Door Street
Deptiet Drake
Weigel
Biachemich
Wiegel
Wiega
Draceee
Drake
Dancing 3 Matqueade and the Ivy Circle Ball Success
The Ivy Leet Circle hosted a grand masked ball to start the season. Attendees wore costumes while music by Prof l Heiley filled the night from nine to three in the morning. Guests included Mr and Mrs Goints, Mr and Mrs Anger bauer, and many others as preparations for future events continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Leet
Jutenda
Inture
Mex Goints
Mra. W. Argue
Mra. Angerbauer
Avelt
Fire at Albion Hotel Meant Mortgage for Chief and Crew
Abbreviated report describes a large blaze at the Albion Hotel with flames spanning the building. Abel Doane praises the firemen and extinguishers for containing the fire and saving the structure. Residents near Bremen note the intense heat and danger, while the public acknowledges the crew's courage.
Prodigal Comes to Plainfield Theatre Tonight
A dark era tale titled Prodigal comes to Muse Hall next Saturday night in Plainfield. Edward Biratton and company stage a dramatic performance about domestic strife and provocation centering on Bridget Cunutn and Kelly. Kelly faces charges but is discharged after the complainant fails to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosband
Plainfield
Edward
Kelly
Bridget Cunutn
County Clerk Gerber Dies Sudden in New Jersey
Elizabeth born James J. Gerber, 42, county clerk since 1892, died at his home on Cherry Street after a violent hemorrhage. He served as surrogate and worked with law partner Verman Norman. governor must appoint a successor to serve until next fall election. He belonged to several clubs and leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneei
Verman Norman
Elizabeth Athletic Club
Young Men's Democratc Club
Catholic Young Men's Literary Association
Gereber
Merits
Oancresmor
Gerber
Bitter election feasts and a clipped crow spectacle
Martin Roth of Exchange Aliry plans a mock victory feast for defeated candidates using a fattened crow as a symbolic centerpiece. A fatigued crow, carrying a dramatic coincidence, landed in Roth’s yard the day before the election and was captured and wing-clipped, with Roth claiming the right to preside over a quirky barnesse in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Roth
DSM
Plainfield
Roth's
Barnesse
Sebring Gains Pole Rights in Bound Brook Electric Line
Charles P. Sebring of North Plainfield wins approval from Bound Brook council to erect electric light poles in the town, ending his exposure of wires on Western Union Telegraph right of way. The decision accelerates plans for local connections and city lighting. A separate note acknowledges a $10 donation from J. W. Reinhart for Jesse Bush’s family, with further contributions welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenie
Bound Brook
Charles P. Sebring
North Plainfield
Houod Brook
Sebring
Western
Unsion Telegraph Company
Mr. Sebring
Spas Vy Somerville Company
Ute
Wounel Thamber
He Courter
Jesse Bush
Cottage Place
J. W. Reinhart
Netherwood
Blood poisoned and threats lead to court ruling
Mary Riley, a Grove Street servant, appeared before Justice Grealey last night for taking a weapon and making threats on Sunday. She was bound over on a 140 dollar bond as involvement with a Grandview avenue driving incident and a related disorderly conduct case emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riley
Grove Street
Justice Grealey
Grandview Avenue
Through Death to Life at Selene Church Funeral Rites
A solemn funeral procession followed by a large circle of friends as the remains were moved to Invermont and laid to rest near the deceased’s brother at the Norte Place cemetery. The service reflected deep affliction and life’s uncertainty. Family wreaths included a pillow with Hasbend and other floral tributes from the Essemt Firemens' Association. The piece also notes the Pitt Welding Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs William Tier with a social evening of games and piecing the donkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermont
Norte Plaie
Geld
William L. Vorce
Mater
Hasbend
Meer Rodie
Essemt Firemens’ Association
William Tier
Ter
Turkey
Jose Tier
Stern
Ems
Benjamin F. le Vere
H. Marshall
Snd
Anartes Sielo
John H. Tier
John Tier
Mr. Brown
J. M. Tier
Gertie
Tier
B. F.le Vore
Indy
Local Notables and Social Notes From East Front Street
A jumble of names and events from the city describes residents at social and civic events. Temes Love from East Front Street returns from Quan Viet with news of game. Various locals plan trips to Plockamie and Boston for charity, prison reform, or social gatherings. A mix of travel, health, and election chatter closes with a note on a wedding and a city clerk considering reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Front Street
Soccasuane
Charles Smith
Charles Dodd
Fred Sandford
John
Staten
Charter Election Notice For Second Third Wards
Public notice announces a charter election on Tue Sep day in the Second Ward and Third Ward areas. Voters must go to specified streets for polling from 6 pm to 9 pm to cast ballots under the local election provisions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peck
Howard
Pope
Front
Bomesess
Brest
Eee
Cal
Tamine Ouf
Madam Knight
Front Street
Plainfield, &. J
Charles A. Reed
Paks
Leing
Haid
Rifley
New York Herald
Dr. Hipley
TooTit
Descore
Teari
Ablel Doane
Chamber of People
Albion
Bremen
Clerk Garber
Tragis
Bush
Speiey Khteemens
Personalia
New Brunswick
Swip
Tura Verein
Arion Society
Prinelaber
Muainfeld
Damen
W. Stewart
Syracuse
F. W. Rapyon
Courier
George Moore
Hartanure
Tal
West i
Vais
Randolpn
W. H. Warser
West 8
Cond Street
Bat
Phlia
Raheny
Unserty
Foie Selinger
Tollope
Borth Avenue
Michmond
SE Cate Third Ward
AL Bish Linsey
Buabie, Ho
Fourth Ward
Routh
Foilrman
Tio
New
Guy Cherk
Plaindoh
Eagen Ag
Watchung
Watchung Avenue
Poral Toms Sa
of the Ory
M. J
Eeeoy Beaty
Y. Madison
Howe
Rt Rakyoe
Park Evenue
Avenue
General Houses Waarry
Exempt Firemen's Association
Assesamenta
Board of Trustees
AND
J. F. MacDonald
Dramatic
Esaaienl
J. Il. Beker
Tention
Hillier & GO
Clive Moana
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