Crowded Pow Wow Honors Fourth Anniversary At Fort Mulia
A detailed recounting of a tribal pow wow and anniversary events. The ceremony features speeches by chiefs, performances, and a long procession with music and dances. Names, places, and notable participants such as Sachem Korney and various tribal members are noted as part of the celebration. The piece references ceremonial attire, audience reactions, and the community’s involvement during the Fort Mulia event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRR
Seounee Jones
Rome
Krad
Fort Mulia
Luton
Italston
U. & & Brown
Bester Richter
Sachem Korney
Fekation Pr
Lew
Kember
Union County Grand Jury Faces Heavy October Term Business
The October term of the Union County Grand Jury faces nearly two hundred complaints to transact. The county jail is overcrowded for the first time in years with eighty cells filled nightly. The Courier reports a Lyceum bowler will soon wed, the ceremony expected within weeks. Regular Board of Trade meeting set for Thursday evening October 12.
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Union County Grand Jury
Union County
Lyceum
Jo Soon
Boardt of Trade
Society of Grace Ejincopad Church
Howell
Sons of Temperance
Taylor's
Godey’s Magazine November offerings and authors
A rundown of Godey’s Magazine for November highlights a featured novel by Mia Amelie Barr, illustrated stories by Theodore Hempe, and a range of articles and poems. It notes art and fashion sections, with contributors including W. J. Hieuurses and Clark W. Bryan, plus notices of Boston and Chicago writers.
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Dobbey
Spain
Wileson
Buin Willie
New England
Cub Dreu
George T. Paynem
Dm Leveryne
Well Bower
Gower
W. J Hieuuerses
Clark W. Bryan
Antel Jian Bidwei
Sera Kine Wiley
Mra Arthur Itteh
Boston
Sud Mise Berths Lodington Barnes
Chicago
City Council debates hydrants and street work delays
The adjourned council meeting hears reports on hydrant placements by Water Supply Co and bids for East Second Street tree work. Questions arise over four way hydrants at Park and North streets and stalls on Watchung Avenue. A motion to adjust the contract and pause certain street changes is approved, while talks continue on street lighting and sewer issues.
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Watchung Avenue
Madison Avenua
Cy Conneil
Ginna
Councilwen Marsh
Fisk
Erickson
Lee
Millington
Frost
Counciman Weber
Prerce
Woc Smith
East Second Street
J. J. Hicks
Carneroun Erickson
Coamtree
Smith
Con Aiueton
H. A. Streul
Prospect Avenue
Park Avenue
Noth Streets
Ear
Louncilman Maret
Electric Light Company
Tumison
Watelurne Avenue
Aod
Cornel- Man Mersh
Tammon
Coureliman Erickwon
Deseo Street
Board of Health
Weber
Second Street
Ahe Awe Beet Company
Think Street
Ykely
Daneesesl Agalnad
Ube
Wtality
Madison Atelue
WiKeLig
Ceuober St
Wad
Ty Boutyhe Comm Lloners of le Change In the Lye, and Lee Lave
Udy
Gousell
Police lose suspect on crowded 1.17 train robbery arrest
Officer Giese attempted to arrest a Philadelphia gang member on the 1.17 train near Wesfield. The thief vanished as a surrounding crowd burst a closet door and forced the officer back. later reports say the suspect left the train at Plainfield while others insist he remained aboard. Telegrams sought capture in nearby towns.
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Wesfield
Giese
Westfield
Cara
Giene
Waseo
Svt
Rucnd Brook
Plainfield
Cher Giese
Tuaker
Philadelphia
Claimua Lye Mosey
Private) Dr. We Seth of Jewett Fant N Y neel od Pevorite ran
Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is claimed to affect kidneys and blood while addressing nervousness disease and Bright's disease. A patient named Sealy apparently recovered after using the remedy following failure of other treatments.
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We, Seth
Jewett
N.Y
Oaaper Brooks
Atvena
Eschtens Peeenas
Pearenins Wees
Ak ‘Sealy
Kennedy
Bright
Were 13 A Curiosity For Front Street
Francois Felix Genot of 543 West Front Street killed a snake that lay in a threatening stance on Front Street yesterday afternoon. The two and half foot reptile had a stout body and brown spots. Observers were startled by its aggressive posture as it waited to strike before being dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Felix Genot
Weat
Front Street
Thia
Mr. Genot
Epworth Lengua Program Tonight and Local Notices
The Epworth Lengua of the Methodist Church in Dunellen presents an entertainment program with vocal and instrumental selections and recitations led by J. Van Eps and Fred Van Eps on zithers and banjo. A freehand drawing class opens at Plulateld Manus Training School with twenty lessons over three months for four dollars, twenty cents per lesson. Mrs. Whittemore of New York speaks at the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon and at Park Avenue Baptist Church tonight where a youth meeting follows at 7 40. A mock trial event to benefit the YMCA, led by AV Newton of Worcester, Mass, tickets on sale at Taggett's Pharmacy, October 16.
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Epworth Lengua
Dunellen
Ita
J. van Eps
Hin Seo Fred van Eps
Plulateld Manus
de Poe
M. C A
Taggett
Grea
AV .Newton
Worcester
Mass
Massachusette
Brutal act at bicycle race court scene erupts
Eyewitnesses describe a driver from a cycling event lashing a boy who hopped on behind a rider. The assault drew mob attention as onlookers urged authorities to act and the crowd faced mounting excitement at the Y MS Hall where a gathering continued with tense scenes and uneasy removal of attendees.
Narvery to close due to low fall attendance
Narvery managers decide to shut the venue with no advance notice. Last week only two children per day visited, not justifying the cost to operate. Spring cleaning periods typically bring higher attendance, but the present numbers prompt closure.
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Narvery
Antil
Spri
Fisunte Red Flag Warning by Brewster at North Avenue
An eccentric notice warns of danger from a red banner carried by Brewster of North Avenue. The ad promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs colds and throat ailments with a money back guarantee. A trial bottle is offered free at LL W Randolph's Drug Store No 21 West Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
North Avenue
LL W. Randolph
West Front Sreet
Report of the Condition First National Bank No 447
Report item notes the financial status and condition of First National Bank No 447 in New Jersey. It references board oversight and regulatory statements while outlining assets liabilities and capital adequacy in a formal financial reporting style.
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First National Bank
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Sean
Ty Justice
J. Hervey Howe
New York
Crue
Lowerville
Yeaterday
Ademston
South Piafoild
Arthur
Somme
Red Weber
Werkenday
Elitaebeth
Benetivet
Piasiamour
Solin
Twyer
Fe Denke
Pitasina
Somerset
Asam Siva
South Maine
J. Cheney
Wanna
Warkbone
Dugeones
Weetfeldt
Bock
Elzabeth Journal
Chamberlain
J. J. la Grange
Reynold's Pharmacy
T. 5
Armatrong
Ssanager
Park and North Avenues
Prinener
Omeer
Epworth League
Dunallen
Cele
Y. MS. Hall
Fursert
Craig Place
Heman
Deon Mies
S. Sharkey
Tickmond Streek
East Second St
Inquire
AM. Runyon
Madison Avenue
Central Avenue
JWR
Park Place
Elas Merccavesing
Washington Park
Motfurt Henker
Rockeview Home
Thay School
East Front Street
East Erurth Street
Courier Office
Woodland Avenue
Second Hoor
South Avenue
Netherrwood
Tation
Howe
D. A. Randolph
Erennes
Hillside Avenue
P Fane Avenue
Eman
Courer
Hazel
Westervelt Avenue
FE Bunsen
Shave Namall Bank
Ay Erwin ' Fr
Nowrom
Gorober
D. . F. Te Saxpoorn, Juli. 1 Directora
Ion * Ataittat
Bale Ore
Roman
Madam Knight
Intatreet
Jon
Newton Entertainment Bureau
YMCA
Hall
Court of Justice
Gilbert
Sande
Craig A Marsh
CAPT
A.V. Newton
Deivid
Howland Cox
Mney
Sivce
Collier
Optician Eyee
Betumay Music Radix
J. A. Demarest
Soraadh F
Bent Rementie
Pengta, Gulad
Moy
Fourth Street
U. B
No. 12
West Prout Birset
Wade’s
Doane
Orenge Bpooas
Howard A. Pope
Front and Somerset Treet
Peock
M. French
Somerset Street
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