Crescent Wheelmen Hold Final Race Meet at Crescent Oval
About 1200 spectators witnessed seven bicycle events on the Crescent Oval last Saturday. Prizes donated by Captain F L C Martin included Liberty road and Columbia bikes. notable incidents involved disqualifications and a nose injury, with Monte Scott winning the five mile handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Crescentival
C Kay
New York
A. Wiley
Princea Bay, & I
C.K. Stevens
Harlem
New York Times
J.hl. Starrison
Asbury Park
Charles Granger
W. A. Barbeau
O S. Brandt
A. H. Ichell
W. H. Wels
J. A. Silvie
Barnett
Silvie
Bis
Wells
W. G. Ayres
Osage
Cagtain PF. LC
Martin
When the alarm of fire disrupted livery horse use
A fire alarm disrupted horse service as the wagon horse was elsewhere and a substitute was used. Observers noted the timing raised questions about what would happen if all axatable horses were out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Cuiel Doave
Chas. Rohers
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With Blood Purifiers
Advert appears for a catarrh remedy claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It cites a two-ingredient formula from F. J. Crenby & Co and promises testimonials and nationwide sale by druggists, Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Bes phyticiAa
F. J. Crenby & Co
Propr’s
Toledo
Druggista
Tac
Needles and Pins in a Humorous Classified Line
A playful note on marriage bringing worries and the needs for various supplies as suggested by a courier Want Ad style line. The fragment evokes domestic shopping and the comedy of married life with household items.
Courier Wants Abs for Competent Help In Securing Situations
A terse advertisement urges hiring a courier service for competent help in securing various situations. The notice highlights efficiency and reliability as key qualifications.
Names and Journeys of Local Residents in September
A long list of residents from Madison Avenue to West Front Street are noted as returning from visits to cities like Carteret Brooklyn Newark and Morristown. Several visits to family and attendance at meetings are listed along with minor updates on health and local events. The infant daughter of Garret Hammeal dies aged eleven months and church choirs report substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilietta Danham
Madison Avenue
Carteret
E. Flower
West Front Street
Brooklyn
M. Vashen
Watchang Avenue
Newark
Alon
W. Merton
Bound Brook
Deer Street
George Saward
BR. Western
Washington Park
C. Crane
East Second Street
Columbia Law School
Michael Leader
Gazelle Engine Company
Bayonne
Ward C Moody
N. Y
R. J. Shaw
Dr. Beers
Elzebeth
Grace Church
Holy Cross Church
Garret Hammeal
Eim Place
W. Tingley
K. A. Weber
Liberty Street
R Knight
Endland, Penn
Evangelist Rev Ralph Gulem Holds Hope Chapel Service
The Rev Ralph Gulem conducted a ten day evangelistic series at Hope Chapel. The crowded service drew many conversions as he preached Hebrews 2 3 on salvation urging all to accept now. Several worshippers asked for prayers in response to his message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gulem
Hope Chapel
Gillam
Woman's Friendly Society Hosts Welcome Home for Travelers
The Woman's Friendly Society of the Church of the Heavenly Rest gave a festive Saturday evening reception at the parish house for Mr. and Mrs. Caris Lewis returning to Evona after more than two months away. The hall glowed with lights and decoration as friends greeted the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Friendly Society of the
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Welcme
Coaris
Lewis
Evona
Fiftieth Anniversary Of Congregational Church Celebrated
The Congregational Church of this city marked its fiftieth anniversary with morning services led by Rev. Good and a reminiscence filled sermon. The organ and violin opened the program while Mr. Kirkner gifted the church lot and Mr. Brower funded the organ. The afternoon rally of the Sunday school featured eight graduates, an address by Rev. Dr. Lewis, and remarks by former and current superintendents. Total membership reached 140 as the day closed with hymns and a recessional. A social celebration with programs is slated for tomorrow night under the Willing Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Mr. Good
Barnes
Dwight
Prof. Conde
Ferrar
Ferrar Accompanied On the Violopcello
Goodrich
Reform Hall
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Puster
Kirkner
Brower
Schoor
Lewis
George Rock
J. L. Whiten
C. E. Ross
Nellie Winesler
Wom. Manchee
Firemen battle dense smoke in Plainfield avenue blaze
Fire crews fought a smoldering house fire at 209 Plainfield avenue owned by Charley McCarthy. Dense smoke caused lanterns to go out and hindered access, with water not used. loss estimated under $100 and no insurance. Mentions alarm and minor structural damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McCarthy
Plainfield Avenue
Need for Courier Encyclopedia Dictionary Emphasized
The article argues many mispronounce common words like illustrate and il lustration, stressing the importance of a standard dictionary to curb errors in everyday speech and conversation. It notes widespread mispronunciation and the value of a universal reference.
Politician Clinton Dann Signal Tension in Party Shadows
Fragmentary notes describe Congressman Dann closely watching Republican activities with mixed signals on a Washington return. The Democratic Convention is slated for Orange days after the Oct. 9 GOP gathering at Erceum Theatre Elizabeth, while Dann's stance remains inconsistent amid campaign speculation. A Catholic Young Men's Lyceum social and performances by Edw. Sheebas are also mentioned in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann
Orange
Erceum Theatre
Elizabeth
Washington
Odt
Sixteenth reunion of Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers in Trenton
The sixteenth annual reunion of the survivors of the Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers will meet in Trenton on October 19. A morning business session followed by an afternoon programme featuring an oration by Rev B W Harris of the Twelfth New Jersey Volunteers. Local survivors listed include Ed P Toorn William N Pangborn David S Pengborn William B Ayers James H Dewey James K Giles Raesell C Johnson Chase H King E Jones Jacob Nailor Chris D Pope Alb N Ranyon Alonzo C Townsend William W Woolf John A Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Volunteers
Trenton
B W. Harris
N. J
Cty
Ed. P. Toorn
Wm. N. Pangborn
David S. Pengborn
Wma. B Ayers
Local church and club notices fill town pages
Community groups announce meetings and events across churches and youth societies. The Sons of Veterans and Y M C A groups schedule gatherings while the Trinity Reformed Church plans lectures and resume meetings. A libel suit involving Rev Jennings proceeds, and local venues advertise Fall openings and a new show at Music Hall.
Broad Daylight Robbery Disturbs Plainfield Home
A robbery at a Plainfield residence occurred in broad daylight. Entry was gained through an open window after the thief reportedly watched the house for nights. The thief took $20, some sheets and underclothes, leaving other clothing scattered. no suspect or trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Li
Li Avenue
Grove
Soeos
Pease
Mrs. Fellows
Attempt on Bank Entrance Sparks Alarm Over High Fence
Report from a local street describes two men attempting to gain entry to a bank enclosure by climbing a high fence. Mrs Adams alerted a girl to shut the door as the pair fled after a noisy disturbance. Neighbors warn the bank’s setup invites burglary. The Gem Pharmacy advertises malt extract as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tung
Committee event to aid Mt Zion A M E Church
A committee will host a night cap at Republican Hall on Front Street Tuesday night October 2 for the benefit of Mt Zion A M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Halil
Front Street
Mt. Zion A. M.E Chareb
Coddington and Rowland Sentenced in Disorderly Drunkenness Case
Te Ja tge Coddington and Kate and Thomas Rowland were arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with profane language and sentenced to thirty days in jail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Ja Tge
Coddington
Cour Kate
Thomas Rowland
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Crescent Wheelmen
FL C Martin
Bow Pila
Charles Rapyon
The
Telephone Company
Tr P
Morristown
George Mandy
Weastfild
Clarkson Mandy
Pearl Street
William Huff
Emily Street
Frank Webster
Somerville
Central Railroad
Lutie Reber
Lebanon, Pa
Mr. Abler
East Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Mra. W. L. Saunders
Old Point Comfort
Sarah Putnam
H. O Newmen
West Fifth Street
Lizzie Dunn
West Fourth Street
Trinity
Mattison
Sabbath School
W.B. Wadsworth
M. E. Dwight
H. Patton
John
Catholic Young Mens Lyceum
Sheebas
Plata
Bamea
Bere
Y.M.C. A
Sons of Veterans
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Trinity Reformed Church
Boys’ Brigade
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Schenck
Henry Coteman
National Business College
Camera Club
Babcockbuilding
John Lynch
Lynch
Gesang
Turn Verein
Somerset Street
Epworth
Monroe Avenue Chapel
Methodist
Grace M. E
Davellen
Fanwood
Westfield
Rascal
Buxton
Tae
Catherine Ixton
Hamm
Ain
A. C., Courier
Ounapanece
Scott’s Works
Midway Avenue
North Avenue
Sd Egoes
Columbia
East Fourth Street
T. J. Carey
Gorton
Nason Radi
W. R
Courier
Man
Horace
Watchung Avenue
Sol Lowc
Panen I Hest
Geton
Isaac C. Vanzas
S'semes
Peoples Popular Playhouse
the Dazzler
Louis Aldrich
George J. Tobin
Tetamnone Cauy
Plainfield, N. J
Addis. & Son
Robert
North Ave
William D. Thickston
Lev North Avenue
Madame Menzelis
Lesem
School For Dancing
Part Avenue Hall
Part Ave
Fourth Street
Sores Patatis
Barkers Pharmacy
Thorga
Edsall’s
Commercial Palace
Babcock Building
Oeeee Wash
Tourber
Etree Creeney
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