Meeting Resolves for Agu Track League Branch
A held branch meeting of the Agu Track League in Chamber notes few attendees. Colonel Mason, WM Stillman, A Maree, Joud Rowland Gox and others formed an executive committee. Rev. Tiechard and Rev. Vertes discuss man value and fines to support church work within existing limits. A resolution outlines league aims, with £1 voluntary contributions recorded for legitimate expenses.
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Cites’ Agu
Mason ‘Yler
WM. Stillman
Tiechard
Cig Obarches
Gumail
Ne League
C. A. Marsh
Cis
Pigeon Mystery Near Wilson Aven Appears In Odd Tale
A scrambled report from Wilson Avenue describes Kinaman and Lew Tinber tracking a carrier pigeon tied to a house. They found a white bird drooping and recovered it after a brief search. The scene involved safety concerns and unexpected behavior as Kinaman examined the bird and linked it to a coded reference read as 1230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herano Kinaman
Wilson
Howe
Kinman
Card of Thanks and Obituary Fragments
Dear readers a person known to many died after a kidney illness and long confinement. He was a founder and former chief ranger and connected to James and Michael Deumedy of Bound Brook. A fire on Friday evening prompted thanks to the firemen for their prompt response and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koes
J James
Michael Deumedy
Bs-Chiet Ranger
Gon Mangber
Forresors
Mosher's Court Justice Move Amid Courtroom Confusion
A fragmentary report notes Mosher's court proceedings with Judge Feehch present and contention over motions. The text hints at a charged, unsettled courtroom scene with unclear outcomes and references to standard legal routines.
Dr Ken n edy's Favorite Remedy Claims Cure
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Dr Ken nedy and a claimed favorite remedy for a horrible disease. Multiple garbled phrases reference readers, cases, and treatments with no clear coherent facts or names to verify.
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Dov Kebgedy
Trek
Runaway Horse Destroys Milk Wagon on Liberty Street
A runaway horse bolted from a milk wagon near Liberty Street, tearing through West Third and West Seventh streets. The wagon wrecked, milk spilled, and Mr Powers and Miss Powers were injured, with neighbors helping them to a nearby shed for care.
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Liberty
Powers
West Seventh Street
Reno
Fenee
Mr. Power
Miss Powers
Last Outing of the Geesng and Tom Verein on the Mountain
The final season outing of the Geesng and Tom Verein occurred yesterday on the mountain near the notch with 150 members present. Henry Haviland led the event assisted by J Haaread, Charles Wieland, Neary Bender, August Vugeler, Charles Meyer, Charles Schlutz, and August Wieland. The group roasted two hind quarters of alamo at a stone fireplace, cooked sausage and roasted potatoes in the ashes, and Chief Lamb Beator Unaries Meyer presided over the action while August Wieland was named Champion Worst Bravor. Prof. Soins of New Brunswick attended with the Singing Section. the Ike Club, led by Richard Seaman and Peter Weaver, contributed leadership and effort. The group ended with “Sweet Home” as night fell, and the gathering adjourned contentedly.
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The
Geesng
Tom Verein
Henry Haviland
J. Haaread
Charles Wieland
Neary Bender
August Vuge +ler
Charles Meyer
Charles Schlutz
August Wieland
Alamo
Meyer
J. Hearsuch
Prof
Soins
New Brunswick
Veron
Ike Club
Richard Seaman
Peter Weaver
View
Guiberieg Darkouss
Abenblage
Archaeologist H Foowtalw Attracts Laurel Aspirant
A new aspirant for archaeological honors in the city is H Hornish of North Avenue. Hornish owns a notable collection of souls and Indian relics gathered from fields around the city and continues expanding westward. His latest addition is balthax, sent by a friend in Candas. The war implements are carved from estione and show sharp edges and teucheurs. A rare Indian workmanship piece, Liesae bywu- Ay B604, would fetch considerable money from a collector.
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Ery
H Hornish
North Avenue
Hornish
Belds
Candas
Estione
Bowling tournament to open at Catholic Y M C A alleys
An individual bowling tournament is to be held at the Catholic Young Men's Association alleys beginning mid month. The Howling Communtes held a meeting last evening and eighteen entries were accepted. The committee will reconvene in one week to receive more entries and finalize the game schedule. Three bowlers per game will compete, with the top average winning a box of cigars donated by William Clases. Thomas Marty may offer a prize for second place.
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Howling Communtes
Evant
William Clases
Toomas Marty
Prise
Y. P
Trinity Reformed Cburch
Plain- Seid Relief Association
McAll Azaimry
Lyndhurst
Mague & Co
Palmer & Halbert, Pombe
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
Park Avenue
Young Men's Lyceum
Somerset Steet
Patterson Brothers
Vao Mores & Tunpeon
Lowa Taniny
Chriatian Endeavor Society
Third Street Mawion
Mnornum Wight
Forty Mile
Paterson
New
Mrunavick Wold
Mary's School
Yoa Rooma Tu
Dr. Moody
Chicago
W. D. Marry
Asien County Republican Executive Committee
Geatier
Wecomullics
Palmer
Halbert
Christian Endeavor
Presbytery of
Elizabeth
Crescent Avenue Church
Societies of Christan
Park Augeous Baptist Church
Astor Place
Curious Wagon Trip Through Drelock Street This Morning
A lively wagon ride occurred this morning on Drelock Street from Sixth to Eyghth Streets. The team halted in W. B. Wadeworth’s yard, with restless animals and a bemused crowd watching the breakaway equine antics. A reward is noted for information leading to authorities, referencing Cotmrrhs and a cure.
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Fiyne
Ideal Parent Sermon Teaches Faithful Child Training
A sermon on Park Avenue ministry urges parents to train children with sincerity and piety. It cites Proverbs urging children toward a holy destiny, warns against social prestige alone, and calls for daily Christian example over mere fashion or politics.
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Park Avenue
Ubareh
Idesia
Himeet
Poerta
Howe
Christ
Geromm
Jesus
Ohruuana
Personal notices from Lima city reflect clergy changes and arrivals
Rev Milton Ceaft formerly of Lima city is appointed assistant rector at Saint Michael's parish Treuwo and will oversee Saint Michael's Chapel on North Clint two. Nelson Wyckel of Craig place becomes temporary Wemtfeld resident. Harry Milligan changes to commercial travel. P A Long resumes business. Mrs S E Flower visits Brooklyn. Mrs L T Rogers returns from Shiloh NJ. Miss Chateo Benson leaves for New York. Miss Vauline Neuberger visits Elizabeth. Miss Adama Liverman returns from World's Fair inspection. E A Hunt visits Plainfeld. Runyon & Moffett form partnership. George Thatcher spends Sunday in city.
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Personalia
Milton Ceaft
Lima City
Saint Michael's Parieh
Treuwo
Saint
Harry Milligan
J. A Binich
O. Allen
Philadelphia
Uip
P. A. Long
Summit Avenue
E Flower
Brooklyn
Mra
Public
Hunt
Clana
Harry C. Ranyon
Inlaw
Chamel L. Moffett
Ronyon & Moffet
Runyon
Moffett
Frm
Moffett & Pow
West
Keys
Chauncey B. Ripley
Weat
Theo Rulesewet
Congress
Abe
George Thatcher
Eliy Whhc
Eight Anniversary Events and Local Notices Highlight Borough Life
In a string of notices, church anniversaries and meetings outline community activities. Y M C A and Young People groups host events. Catholic and Park Avenue Baptist societies plan gatherings. concerns over electric lighting, streetcars, and diphtheria quarantines appear amid social club schedules and political committee calls.
Arm Crushed By Train In Midnight Accident
A man named James Gallagher, aged about, suffered severe injuries when a train crushed his arm after he awoke during a foggy late night ride. He never lost consciousness, was rushed to hospital, and underwent operation by Dr Endicott. Other items note county court calendar, quarantine removal, a presbytery meeting, local fights, and a salve advertisement.
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James Gallagher
Fanwood
Fere
Orise
Oade
Endicott
Tax Notice and Tax Appeal Meeting Announcement
The city taxes for the year are due and payable by December. If unpaid by the deadline the defaulters will be prosecuted. The Board of Taxation Appeals will meet in the Quencil Chamber on November 24 from 2 to 6 p m to consider cases submitted. John Johnson, Collector of Taxes, Plainfield New Jersey, October 2, 1893.
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Je Commissiovers
Pial
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Livetvere Jurado
Juspice Mosher's Court
TekaTexer
Eceema
WLK
Liberty Street
Thain
H. Foowtalw
Herve
Tuleso
Watorea
Kinpax
Maavis
Bert
RSV
Richardson
L. W. Ipu
West Prost
Seranger
Somerset County Court
E T. Bowman
Central Avenue
Crescent
Nerell
Pebt
Reagner
Bethel Hope
Warren
G W. Randolph
Front Street
Ani
Alustach
Dobbing Cigar Store Park
Ehike
Bartemore
Plainheld
North Plainheld
Poo Cie
Tine Tonto
Jomara M. Krenyos
Madison Avenue
N. J. Buontown
C. ‘Cae Courier
Spooner Svenue
Fanwead
Fanwood, N. J
Tiene
Towyre
Ean
Alitaal Aoamm
Noah Plainfield
Joung Man
Wry Plainfeld
Tioning
Shawsarmact
Park Avent
Plaisheld
John Johnson
Sale & Kere Rd Fame
Henry Siede
New York
U. de Mott
Omas
Lilvur
Exchange Alley
Trinity Ref Church
Dave
Hemann
Tom
Horsley Barker
West Front Street
Ryan
Scribner
School For Girls
LA Grande Ave
Showard A. Pope
Preavt
Genieved
Ark
Purchase
M. French
Somerset & tBirect
Pune
Collier
Estabished Tas
Madame Izalezem
Delmarta
Hulett
Puirge Huletes
P. Ludwig Conde
East Pront Street
Teese
Thack
DAV Statenpson
Manner
George Davis
Dancing
Academy
Hulety's Hall
Front-Street
Y —Plainfield, N. J. Erentonaa
Madam Knight
Seal's School
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