Mass meeting denounces race-track gambling in Plainfield
A Plainfield citizens branch meeting addressed racing at local track, denouncing gambling as a vice leading to corruption. Speakers urged repeal, called for avenues to remove officials tied to racing interests, and urged voters to back reform candidates in primaries and elections.
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Tyke
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Abert Moore
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A. J. Lewis
Orl
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Q. Schenck
Ity
Nobart Clarke
L. Goodnet
W. Still
Craig A. Marsh
A. Ginna
Fathers Smyth
Murphy
R. Barnes
Tyler
Degra
State House
New York
Beneft
Libury
RV. Lowry
Prem
County League
Waa
Breck
Nat Winter
Skeleton Found on Old Farm Near New Market
A group of NewMarket youths uncovered a skeletal remains on the old Weatherlett farm. The body wore blue serge trousers that disintegrated as it was touched. The coroner from New Brunswick was summoned and the body removed. It is believed the man may have died last summer with no sign of foul play. identification unknown.
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NewMarket
Weatervelt
New Brunswick
Towlua
Lough Thay
Taan
Bert Townley
New Market
Spectacle marred by mercury injury at fair wigwam
William A. Weatphal presents a sorrowful spectacle for the Red Men's Wag wam entertainment. Ulay Ly resaue suffered facial injuries from mercury while working on decor at Mollage, leaving his face disfigured. observers fear he may avoid contact with friends and overshadow the fair's final display.
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William A. Weatphal
Mercury Pnday
Wwe
Ukea
Judge Coddington Court Fines Drunk and Disorderly
In Judge Coddingtons court James Garrelton was fined five dollars or twenty days for drunk and disorderly conduct. James Emmons and Lad Frazee faced similar charges with the same penalties. One other case of familiar estate yielded five dollars. A bicyclist family, Willy and his daughter, were injured in a Saturday accident but received medical aid and were made comfortable.
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James Garrelton
James Emmons
Mia
Willy
Willis
Lessons From Clay In Fifth Germes Sermon At St Peal
The Rev. Charles B. Herring speaks on mercy in the parable of the potter and vessels of honor and dishonor. He argues God uses all for higher purpose, judgment and redemption, with references to Jeremiah, Paul, and historical figures, urging personal accountability and faithful conduct.
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St Peal Besco
Jeremiah
Mohamedasies
Peal
Paul
God Lan Neceshy
Pompey
Mary
Pharos
Red Sea
Jacob Dhoweu
Royal Worcester
Eupnee
Jong
Norin
Bat
Charles the XIV
Lisautjecu
Bielfe
Centenary of Catechism Translation Commemorated
Commemoration services mark the 109 year use of the catechism in the Reformed Church. Rev Starnes prepared readings with a sermon discussing faith, church, and historic catechisms from Apostolic to Athanasius. Mrs. Sidney Whittemore and Peter Scou, Africa mission returnees, will speak at First Presbyterian Church and Park Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow.
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Nander
Heidelberg
Uranus
Clevianus
Frederick 111
Syirtt
Sidney Whittemore
Peter Scou
Africa
Erestenay
Parkaveons
Bn Mott
New York
Vigilant Edges Valkyrie in Narrow Boat Victory
In a tense race the Vigilant crosses the marks just ahead of Valkyrie by two boat lengths. Barot Hoox noted as a participant with unclear timing while Wee to the Courier.
EntSo ctnce and sociable at Crescent Ave Church
The People's Society of the Crescent Avenue Church hosts an evening entertainment and sociable featuring a World’s Fair view on canvas. The program promises a lively night in the church parlors with several notable items and views to be shown.
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Art Agu
Chris
Crescent Ave.nue
Board of Health
All Saints
They Make Their Parents Glad
Rev. J. W. Richardson preaches on Exodus 20:12 about honoring father and mother. He warns that children who disrespect parents will later disrespect spouses and others. He urges choosing companions of integrity and reverence, condemning silliness and mockery toward elders.
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J. W. Richard
Changes at the Wheelmen's Bead Quarter store
Owing a liability to secure a permanent lease for No 337 Park, Frank L Mercles has used the rental department this past summer. Mr. Martin is compelled to give up the store, facing possible eviction at any time. The change will require substantial alterations and improvements to begin in a few days.
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Park Svemus
Frank L
Mercles
Lee
Martin
Wow Try Thue Tt Will Cost You Nothing
Sufferers from Grppe To and it just the tong and es der sense bed & epeedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle a our expense and learn for yourself jam how good a thing . In Trial bot thee free at Randolph's brag. Store No. 21 'eat 'Front street, Curdougates of Foscrel carves sther into issue Genre! evenna, Paindebd, HJ Watp.
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Randolph's
Front Street
Coffin Beats All in 25 Mile Bicycle Race
Poe Willis of Westfield won the 25 mile bicycle race last Saturday in two hours and one minute, while Coffin did not race from the start, blamed for lack of effort. The event featured Willis and Reetes, with Braten Island visitors visiting Opie Doene to discuss Lolo lrerg 1.
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Westfield
Reetes Oes Pring
Coffin Wee
Wille
Braten Island
Oplef Doene
Tory
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