Eccentric Will Contest Shocks New Jersey Court
A chaotic local legal fight over the will of Birkel Cou involves executors Codington and Israel Goon, with rival claims by kin descended from wedlock. The case centers on invalidating an earlier disposition and determining heir rights as centuries of law prompt a county surrogate race for verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Pajac
Mageie Sloki
Loule Minerd
Walewr Hoon
Jiho N. Coon
Birkel Cou
Colnigtan
Codington
Israel Goon
Codingson Wa
Bern
Wheelmen Seek Alignment With Board of Trade Unit E
A meeting of Crescent Wheel men and the Board of Trade unitE is proposed to discuss uniting forces. The injured man is to beTuesday acted on by a committee including Haynes Teel and Tigers as Wheelmen plan a meeting to decide on provisions and cooperation with the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Unite
T . & Waldi
Aye
Board of Trade
Haynes
Teel
Tigers
Timcee Caune
Lee
Rare bird in this vicinity and strange death report
A fragment reads about Dr Shaw describing a curious bird or creature near South Meinted and a nearby line, with mentions of a pale or slain thing and strange effects. It notes a reward and references names or places like Whitmare Lisigebets and Tula. The text is heavily garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. Shaw
Meinted
Ida Aranger
Pertinent Paragraphs On Local Happenings And Events
A collage of brief notices from a local paper compiled snippets about a laundry firm offering shirts for 9 cents, a naval spectacle at Music Hall using 150 supernumeraries, a deferred drinking fountain project near Broad Street, temperature highs and lows, road macadamizing near Meisinfeld Avenue, and a Medical Society meeting in Elizabeth. Other items mention a literary entertainment by the Woman's Relief Corps, Lindes race-track opening, a dog show fee, Lehigh Valley Railroad earnings, coal car shipments, a digestion product advert, a drunken-arrest report, a Masonic meeting interruption, a temperance gathering, street work plans, and varied municipal notes. The mix reflects routine civic life, transportation, weather, entertainment, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hillier & Co
Pearson
Music Hall
Westfield
County Road
Broad Street
North Avenue
Meisinfeld Avenue
Brooklyn Pond
Colon County Medical Society
Court House
Elizabeth
Woman's Relief Corpa
Winfield Scott Post Room
Lindes
Monay
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bawinees
South Plainfield
Leshugh Valley
Wiany
Steve You
Ted Shew
Juice and
Pepaioe
Lt Wall Cure Lire Wurst
Vilieer Frederickson
Soong
Vane Wien
Bute van Derventer Balling
Duen
Liem
Dueck
Tote Wong
Cuulington
Hehtance
T. U
Murrow
Meeker
Candton Avenue
Plaiufeld Street
Adeiman
Anewer
Lovardi
Dave
Paterday
Judge Moore of Fanwood Delivers Floral Art Beauty
An ancient note describes Judge Moore of Fanwood observing a map titled rare teste in floral art. It portrays beauty in rose motifs and oil paintings, suggesting onlookers would attract joy from an art gallery or conservatory if left unadorned, with unclear lines muddling the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Moore
Fanwood
Art Gallery
Conan Vatory
Howers
Warren Chapel elect officers at meeting
At a meeting of Warren Chapel branch officers were elected for the coming term. President Larry See, Vice President M. M. Danban, corresponding Secretary Mine Rearing, Seconding Secretary Miss Stafford, Treasurer Miss Searing. Mr Walker to represent the chapel at the TU BE convention in Trenton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry See
M. M. Danban
Steconding
Miss Stafford
Mise Searing
Walker
Trenton
Melopola Begins Work With Large Choir Attendance
The Melopola event opened in Cano with a large audience as Condactor Chapman conducted the baton. Singers performed pretty music for the best concert, and new voices joined the ensemble. Three New York Cyclers rode to Plainfield yesterday, arriving late but aiming to return by nine after a brief stop for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cano
Condactor
Chapman
New York
Plainfeld
Man near Randolph Farm attempts suicide amid mental distress
Joseph Langstall of Manor Randolph Farm near South Pialafel made a failed suicide attempt yesterday morning. Three New Brunswick doctors attended. Langstall survived initial injuries but remained gravely weak from blood loss. A Courrier reporter notes Langstall, about forty, is a respected local figure active in church life. authorities cite temporary aberration of mind as the motive.
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Ecity
Joseph Langstall
Randolph Farm
South Pialafel
Bravewick
Courier
Randolph Turn
South Planted
Oour Road
New Brownwick
Sangster
Laoghall
New Brunswick
Ina
Langstell
Langstall
Lizzie
Jay Mir
Lang
Tom
Langet
New Branwwick
Langsta
Langetoff
Halle
Ma Ball
Langateffi
Ore Ruwkdenta
Krunewick
Jie
Coal Yard Goes Independent At South Plain Field
Martie, station agent of the Tohigi Valley Railroad at South Shab Held, launches a coal yard venture now at that place and plans an office in the city with yard orders connected by telephone. His coal is promoted as high quality with full weight guaranteed and mail orders accepted. In other news, Connellman Prank Marsh and family spent time at the World's Fair, renting a Chicago house during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EV. Martie
Tohigi Valley Railroad
South Shab Held
Ilarris
Evening News
Marsh
Theon
Connellman
Chicago
Madison Avenue
Right and wrong in Justice Abbott's view on Princeton College
A fragmented historical snippet quotes Justice Abbott arguing against President McCush on Princeton College, suggesting the school’s stance should be treated like any violator of the peace. It also advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preferred treatment for croup, with a druggist from Avoca, Nebraska endorsing it and local hotel listings.
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Chamberlain
J. J. la Grange
Avoca
Neb. Ry
iReynold
iReynold's Baer
T. S&s. Armatropg
Sod Worth Avenven
Plainfield 44ers Surprise Newark Fraternity Visit
Newark lodges were conquered by Plainfield No. 4.1.0.0 F. and a visiting Grand from Newark No. 83.00. A staged reception, a third degree, and a fourth degree with paraphernalia followed by speeches and a firework display. The visitors departed in cool wind after promising to remember Plainfield.
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Plainfield
Bister Lodge
Plainfield No
Lalsey
Newark
Jorge
Bella
Atianeia
Sewarkers
Jntern
Chamibeer
Clearimg
Berning
Polling Places Selected for Election Areas
The article lists polling sites in wards and districts with room names and street addresses including Crescent Wheelmen room North avenue and Batonstreet 311, plus Ward and District designations. It also mentions a Lon fourth anniversary misdate for a Jersey City figure and an ad touting Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with a free trial bottle at LW Randolph’s Drug Store.
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First
Crescent Wheelmen’s
Rooma
North Avenue
Berond
Clothpecon
Batonstreet
H H. Ragg
Adam Bish
Fourth Ward
Seguine
Grant Avenue
South Second Street
Orlanga
Evening altercation at the Hoole Book Day incident
Witnesses recount a chaotic scene as two large bodies collided in the Hoole area. Adam Saiith, a well known figure, appeared shocked and later hinted he may have lost money that night. The event left bystanders unsettled and plans to modify the venue discussed for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Saiith
Cig
Belore
Sur
Dal
Mr. Smith
Adam
Felix
Bicycle Sotes at the Bicycle Club Hoos Oct 21 1893
A playful notice invites readers to a Bicycle Club Hoos event on Saturday night October 21 1893. Burdete the inimitable and Pearsall are billed with a male quartette from Bergen Pont Two and two dark horses. The piece promises free drinks and bets to support a good cause, urging attendance for entertainment and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng
Ftainteld
Brick Case at Elizabeth Moves Toward Trial
A long contested Herkiey Heights brick case drew attention at Elizabeth as W. M. Stillman Glenniss moved an appeal on a point of law. Harry Kanyon opposed. Judge McCormick overruled the motion and ruled the case must go to trial. The matter could set a test precedent affecting ownership of substantial funds tied to Berkley Meighta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkiey Heights
Elizabeth
W. M. Stillman Glenniss
Harry
Kanyon
McCormick
Jury to settle Pound estate business matters
Commissioners E K Pope tir Endicott and Craig A Marsh, appointed by the Chancellor, ordered the Sheriff to empanel a jury to pass upon the Pound estate case. Date set for October 20 at 11 am in the Cornell chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Pope
Tir, Endicott
Craig A. Marsh
George Re Pound
Cornell
Card of Thanks to the Emittur of the Court
A notice expresses gratitude for space in the column and honors the first department and neighbors who helped attempt to save the property from fire on Sunday morning October 6. The writer signs as ANTS . Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Department
Settlement Favoring Plaintiff in New Jersey Postal Telegraph Case
A morning ruling by Justice Mosher settled the case of D. Ruverta of North Avenue against the New Jersey Postal Telegraph Company. The court awarded lodgment for the full amount due, with Rangoo & Mulfat representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 5
Ruverta
North Avenue
New Jersey Postal Telegraph Company
Jusice Mosher
Pistntt
Report of the Condition First National Bank
A historic bank condition report is sworn and subscribed before a notary on a dated October day. The document records the bank’s status in a county within the state, noting the examiner’s affirmation and official seal.
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First National Bank
New Torey
County
oUmen
Bunton
Cunbhon
Oetuber
Belson Ruryor
Dutary
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Uncle Bos
Qoustule
Iain &Ude
Willie Joram Wenitereed
A Ll Nl
Justice Court
Ie Bain
I Tamilon
Alionsey
Williut
Guy Rufer
Abiberze
Hus Shulien
Hiv
Gruther
Stural
Lee Julgwent
Justicels Court
Avril Bong de Li
Ted
The
Jingers
Warren Chapel
Joseph Lawostaty
South Plain Field
Reston
South Plain
Abbott
McCush
Frinceton College
Newarks
Sagamore
Willy A. Forsythe
Jersey City
Soch
Bim
Pin Scanlon
Billy Forsythe
Hell S
Pound Estate
Thanes
Evan Hirick
Charles UL. Ant Gilled
Ready Toon
Jeintyre, Tant Pt FM
Seal Place
Watchung Avenue
van Epa
Park Avenue
Sharkey
Steetorad Street
Ph Yaga
East Second St
Runyon
Goa Park Avenue
Peksie
Sadale
Central Avenue
New Tempe
Merceravenue
Washington Park
Mulford
Carnisuel Huwee
Peiniege
Care Courier
Eee
Washington Avenue
Mes
Phils
Sal West Front Street
Ngese
Ainters —Wantest
Ervatonce
A. D
van Sciver
Rock, View Is
Eaut Sromt Street
East Prurth Street
Young Mam
Ayenue
Hoor
South Avenue
Netherwood
Salon
D. A. F. Randolph
Panghaen
North Plainfield
Hemet
Vv. B. Harris
Lehigh Valley Coal
Pice and Yard
T. E. Hazeil
Westervelt Avenue
Plaimtot
New Seemry
Bamaeas
Ocupher & Bea
Madam Knight
Zird Street
West Front ST
Newton Entertainment
Buryat
HALL
Court of Justice
Plymouth
Mator Gilbert
Saunders Haig A
Care
Newton
Det
Rettman
Botti EL Shaw
Collier
OPTIC
Howard A. Pope
Peock
M. French
Somerset Street
Hillier & CO
North Ave
Stalmam Wusig Sal
J. A. Demarest
Lomoe
Rme Ait
FAO People
Searloade Mae i
Moy
Park Ave
Fourth Street
U. B. Crane
Weet Prout Street
Wanes Ilit
Aruane Designs
Doane
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