Nominated officers and resolutions at convention last evening
A convention at Hall last evening elected J F MacDonald for Assessor and J Hubbard for Treasurer. W Murray Jr named Mr Gi for Mayor by acclamation. Resolutions supported public school indebtedness with standard of excellence. Committee formed to fill vacancies. convention adjourned after nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Hall
Geeet
E. R Pope
Baynon
E E Hens
W. R Codington
Karet
Shanges
L. M
RP. R. Hanteman
Roger F. Murray
Stockton
John Acieman
Wil Newcorn
Henry Gracely
W Murray
Pope
Sedines
Autosius Frazee
L.M Dunavan
Newcorn
Ambooy
J. B. Probas
MS. Ackerman
L. N. Lovell
W. T Kirk
Sean Mu Wiliams
Wiliam Newcorn
Popular Tea Event At Carney Residence Draws Crowds
Grace M E Church Home Missionary group hosted a West Craig Place tea at John H Carney residence. Miss May Conroy performed piano and Miss Maggie Schuck sang as guests enjoyed talent acts in costume as waitresses. The event, now eight months old, grows in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary
Paf
Grace M. E. Chareb
John H. Carney
Craig Place
May Conroy
Maggie Schuck
Pawo Receives Four-Sided Aid Amid Health Push
In a terse update, Pawo is slated to receive four shared doses as part of a broader health push. Officials confirm distribution to secure rapid access amid ongoing scrutiny, with steps coordinated by local health authorities.
League celebrates first year of social and spiritual growth
Frank Whartee presided as the League marked its one year anniversary. AL Muir Jr reported that the organization began November 22, 1894 with 13 members and now has 48 active members. Dues cover expenses as the group plans future improvements and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whartee
al Muir, Jr
F. H. Andrews
Plainfield Riding Club Opens Season In Rebuilt Rink
The Plainfield Riding Club held the first ride of the season in a rebuilt Rink building with tan bark track two feet lower and a new rail around the floor. About twenty riders took part under Captain Holly noting improved handling of a prize horse brought by W. J. Butterfield from Major Grant of New York. Riders included Thomas Van Boskerck Miss Holty A OC Vail Miss Vail Mr and Mrs Peniz Miss Coard S St John McCatechen J P McQuaide S A Oruikshank W J Roome J Wesley Johnson Harry Johnson Arthur Johnson and others. Another ride is planned for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Riding Club
Captain Holly
W. J. Butterfield
Major Grant
New York
Thomas van Boskerck
Mies Holty
A OC. Vail
Miss Vail
Bradford Trio Delights Small Music Hall Audience
The Bradford Trio performed at Music Hall under W.C.0. TV auspices last night. Miss Cecelia Bradford played violin, Miss Charlotte Bradford delivered elocution and singing, and Johnny Bradford impressed as a flutist. encores boosted the evening despite a modest crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C0. TV
Music Hall
Bradford
Cecelia Bradford
Charlotte Bradford
Johnny Bradfrd
Republican Dog Wins Backing in Local Tale of Bets
Richard MacDonald, janitor at North Plainfield public school, owns a pug named Morton. A pre election bet in New York determined Morton would be defeated, but the pug stayed with MacDonald’s son and then passed to his employee. The pug is full blooded and cherished by its new owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard MacDonald
North Plainfield
Morton
New York
MacDonald
New Yorkers
Croup Warns Mothers of Early Warning Signs
Croup is a terror to young mothers. The item urges posting mothers about first symptoms and treatment. The first indication is hoarseness and in a child suspected of croup it may signal an approaching attack.
Man Walks Up a Train in Sleep and Performs Somersaults
Brooklyn man John Cains awoke aboard a moving train near the depot and leaped onto the platform before it stopped. He then somersaulted twice in the air and landed on the ground, sustaining a head cut and minor injuries. Bystanders were startled as the traveler, dazed, offered only his name and residence. The train crew helped him aboard again and the journey resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cains
Brooklyn
Persens
Philadelphia
Park Avenue Ridge
Pach
Colline
Surprise housewarming for Leithuesser couple in East Second
A bright welcome greeted Mr and Mrs Leithuesser on moving to their new East Second Street home. Guests including Miss Ecke, Miss Demling, Mr and Mrs Holstein, Miss Weber and others attended a party with Guttmans orchestra, lasting into the morning under W J All and Mr Dencklan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. All
Mr. Dencklan
Brough Guttman
Miss Ecke
Miss Demling
Miss Satterline
Miss Seidel
Ming Radin
Holstein
Mis. Holstein
Entertainment of the Boys Band at Crescent Avenue Church
The Crescent Avenue Church chapel was filled for a Boy's Band entertainment by Earnest Workers. Miss Short charmed the audience with Whitman Riley pieces and Raggedy Mac. Wil Ranyon and Mr. Hai foes contributed vocal and instrumental music, all presented in fine style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Avenue
Miss Short
Dames Whitcomb Riley
Ae Feaeans
Wil! Ranyon
Mr. Haifoes
Forger Trick Nets Local Man Eight Fifty Check
A stranger named W. J. Davin induced Randolph Danham of North Avenue to cash an alleged $8.75 check made out to J. W. VanSickle the butcher. VanSickle says the check is forged and Danham cannot describe the man who received the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Davin
Randolph Danham
North Avenue
J W. VanSickle
VanSickle
Mr. Danham
Pleasant at home hosted by Woodruffs and guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Woodruff of Duer street held an at home event for friends last evening. Assisted by Miss Gillam Miss Mills of Elizabeth Miss Woodruff and Miss Lillian Force the gathering featured cordial conversation and hospitality central to the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodruff
Duer Street
Hallway altercation draws crowd on North Avenue
Two African American individuals argued in a hallway near Park Avenue drawing a crowd with no serious injuries reported. The report notes the disturbance occurred last night and mentions no further damage.
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North Avenue
Park Avenue
Board of Registry
Second Ward
Second
Alfred Cook
Leonard Spangenburg
George D. White
Red Hand
South Avenue
W. 2
McGuire
McKay
Ohio
Cham
Dram Corp Boys Bring Joyful Dance Night
The Dram Corp Boys staged a last night show in Orthame Cuterenne bail. Ladies helped, fans and dancers filled the hall as uniforms guided the crowd through four extra numbers. Refreshments at midnight preceded a final, spirited exit around 3am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dram Corp
Dram Corps
Orthame Cuterenne
Brotherhood Presents Charming Church Entertainment
A pleasant program by Holy Cross Brotherhood last night featured a pantomime titled Love of Mary Jane with humorous moments. A piano duet by Halli and Western, a George Hosking tune, and Horton piano solo followed, with W L Saunders reciting Charge of the Light Brigade to a chorus of six ghostly dancers. The Westerns and J Western contributed, and the Telegraph Blank program note summed up an excellent evening of talent.
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Holy Cross Brotherhood
Mary Jane
Miss Halli
Mr. Western
God
George Hoskings
Mr. Horton
Light Brigade
W. L. Saunders
Mr Western
Miss Western
J. Western
Brotherhood Qtte
Harry Western
East Sixth Street Social Club Opens Season in Olympia Hall
The East Sixth Street Social Club held the season’s first sociable last night in Olympia Hall. A well dressed crowd of young people danced to good rhythm with recent fancy steps. Foods were served about midnight and dancing continued into the morning. Committee members were Will Havens, W. P. Moore and F. A. Dietz.
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East Sixth Street
Olympia Hall
Ers
Will Havens
W. PF. Moore
F. A. Dietz
Local society notes mix with travel and visits across towns
Mrs J P MecQuaide of West Seventh street is detained by illness at home. Miss Cora VanArsdale returns from Bound Brook. J M Pickell of New York visits his sister Mrs H T Williams. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Male of tuam avenue welcome a daughter. Charles Burr of Scranton visits brother in law Charles Roberts. General Superintendent Haight of the Traction Company moved to Fanwood. Mr and Mrs J H Vailadaughter of Westfield hosted at Washington Park. H J Fleischhauer of La Grande avenue returns from Buffalo to stock his new drug store. Minnie South of West Front and Ida Dunham of avenue travel to New York possibly until Thanksgiving. Mrs O T Waring's afternoon social drew Pleinfeld society. Mrs D B Rogers of Daytona Florida entertained about twenty friends at luncheon for her birthday. the oldest guest was nine and total ages added to 1449.
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J. P. MecQuaide
West Seventh Street
Cora VanArsdale
Jackson Avenue
Bound Brook
J. M. Pickell
New York
H. T. Williams
West Front Street
Ambrose Male
Tuam Avenue
Charles Burr
Scranton Penn
Charles Roberts
Park Avenue
Haight
E Traction Company
Grenasy
Fanwood
J. H. Vailad
Westfie
MicOly
Mont
Washington Park
H. J. Fleischhauer
la Grande
Avende
Buffalo
Misa Minnie South
West Fronteres
Ida Dunham
Avenue
O T. Waring
Pleinfeld
D. B. Rogers
Daytons
Fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Rogers
Pain Balm for Side Pain Sought in Routine Frie ng
A 19th century remedy note touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to the chest or side and bound with a damp flannel for relief. The guidance emphasizes soothing the affected area as a home treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Forgotten Estate Unveils a Silent Fortune Mystery
In New York and London the tale of William C. Herr ing’s 1862 will unfolds a romance and a vanished fortune. After his widow wife Hannaorah Herring died soon after, Thomas H. Herring probated the will in New York. A missing list of stocks and $6,000 trust stock and $72,000 insurance stock reappeared, prompting Elisha Pratt to seek probate, with heirs now contesting and hired counsel to determine claims.
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William C. Herring
London
Supreme Court of
New York State
William OC. Herring
Silas G. Herring
F. C. Wholesale
New York
Holder
Bowery Fire Insurance Com
Albany
Hanorah Foley
Herriog
N. Y
New York City
St. Patrice’s Church
Soho
England
Jerusalem
Thomes H. Herring
Boone
William
Herri
Herring
Elisha Pratt
Rairview
N. J
Wm. C. Herring
Pratt
Curer Claims Fast Relief From Diarrhea in Florida
Henry Wilson postmaster of Welshton Florida reports a six hour cure of a long standing diarrhea with one small bottle of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He notes such cures are common with this remedy and that Reynolds Pharmacy Park and North avenues, T. Armstrong Manager, can supply it.
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Henry Wilson
Welshton
Florida
Chamberlain
Reynolds Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
Armatrong
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J. MacDonais
Hubbard
R. Lovell
Ben
Conan Doyle
Courier-News
League of Hope Capel
van Has & Warrow
Sevral
Brotherhood
Personalia
W. C. Berring
F. C. Berring
Company
Yestfrday
Ae Church
Potter and Scott Press
Arlington
of the World
Lewis
Y.M
Norwood Athletic Club
Norwood Avenue
Jodd VaoNess
B Roberts
Burt Townley
New Street
Prof. Gaiman
John Hoagland
Will Schaffer
Third Street
E. B Matthew
New Brunswick
Congregational Church
Senet
H. M. Maxson
St Shay
Terrill Road
Adams
Craig A. Marsh
Front Street
Officer Frederickson
Michael Gill
Isaac Brown
Watchangzevenue
Neuvan
Watchang Avenue
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