Young Christian Workers Convention in New Bragewick
The annual Young Christian Workers Endeavor convention for this state met in New Bragewick with delegates from nearby areas. Opening remarks were given by Rev. FP Everitt, with Rev J J Pierson absent. Reports showed 161 societies, 268 chapters, total membership 10 571, and missions contributions rising by 433.67. The event featured church rallies and state reports led by Rev Arthur W Boohet and R B Sinclair.
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Ubris
New Bragewick
Teny End
FP. B. Everitt
Eres Lion
Preacant
J. J. Pierson
H. M. Lowry
J. OC
Broa
Arthur W. Boohet
Peterians
Pinetynine
Baptists
Grden
Reformed Church
R. B. Sinclair
New
Union
Middlesex
Renomination Fight at Cony Feeds City Democratic Turmoil
The Democratic convention at Cony renominated T. Dann without Plainfield delegates. Delegates opposed by a small bloc urged a vote to block Dunn’s renomination, with 69 votes for Dagn and 31 for Radd on the first ballot as the party adopted sweeping resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann
Cony
Plainfield
Dunn
Dagn
Radd
Bloomfizia
Democratic Party
Punctured Tire Tour Ends With Rim Ride Home
A rider traveling from Fanwood to Pibinfield on a fast wheel hears a pistol pop, experiences a puncture and wheel wobble, and must ride on the rims to reach home. The fragment ends with a teaser about a sale at Gi Lyon Fur Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanwood
Pee Aly
Unclear fragment hints at a personal or mechanical trouble
The readable text fragment shows disjointed phrases about needles pins and a seven man tharries or trouble beginning with vague references to worrying and attempting something. No coherent event or subject identified.
Children of Mary Entertain with Music and Feast
Pleasant tale describes a Children of Mary event in which Miss Justina Smith and Alice Kennedy perform duets, Rory O More, Rock of Ages, and other songs delighting attendees. A large refreshments table upstairs served thirteen sittings, with lemonade, supper, and dancing to midnight as guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missrgaret Keegan
Miss Mao
Mise,Fitzgerald
Miss Carver
Mary
Walch
Misa McVann
Mary Hughes
M Dowd
Union County Caucus Nominates Fowler Amid Debate
The Union County caucus met at 2 o clock in Ex bert of Plainfield rooms to select county representatives on committees. nominations favored Fowler with support from Cranford Linden Springfield Summit and most wards while others abstained or opposed unifying the nomination. Ex Mayor Gilpert named vice president of the caucus before adjournment at El Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Plainfield
F. Kees
Rabway
Wood of
Elizabeth
Fowler
Gritho
James L Anthony
Cranforg
Linden
Springfeld
Summit
Pens
Atwater
Gilpert
el Journal
Raising a Row in Springdale Causes Church Disturbance
Quiet Springdale faces recurring nuisance from boys raising a rumpus during services and meetings by banging windows and affixing tacks. Superintendent Waldron arrested several youths including George Overland Charles Herniich and Matt Fiemmer for trial before Justice Austin as witnesses prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Christan Endesvor
Ugs
Ling
R. K R. Waldron
George Overland
Charles Herniich
Matt Fiemmer
Austin
Opening Eight in Park Avenue Regains Momentum
The first race of the season in Park Avenue drew a mixed field as Madame ing class entries opened with strong performances while key favorites were absent. Officials noted entrants began their reg period as activities kicked off in the fall meet atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Park Avenue
Igs
Fowler Nominee Wins Enthusiastic Republican Convention
In a lively party convention, Anthony, Fowler, Condit, Barrett, and Gondit were nominated with Fowler securing the required votes after Mayor Gilbert redirected three third ward ballots. Fowler then delivered a stirring acceptance speech amid roaring approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Foster M. Voorhees
Republi
Congressional
New Jersey
Denic
Soins
Union
Washington
England
Republican Party
Vermont
Maine
Plainfield Third Ward
Mr. Anthony
Elizabeth
Charles N
Fowler
Anthony
Barret
Condit Lo
Messrs
Ondit
R. G. Horr
Daughters of Rebekah Convened Grand Lodge Officers Elected
The text reports an Anpeal Convention with Grand Master Tassey and officers such as Sister Da'cher as President and Sister Voelkat as Vice President. Also listed are Secretary Sister Pailence Treasurer Sister Slover and numerous other officers and committee members. The event included initiation of six candidates and a shift in meeting style with a grand supper for about 150 attendees in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tassey
Atantic City
Remai
Mary Pullen
Mary Whyty
Ratan
Bre. Ford
Miss Ford
Kettenring
Perth
Uorrei
Rugg
Hils
Shepherd
Ford
Conv&fion
Alag
Lee
Offéra Hag
Forey
Pisafield
Haemerie v Buttheld Case Delayed In Justice Court
The Haemerie versus Buttheld contract case was laid over for one week in Justice Newcorn's court. The notice offers general health advice on preventing croup and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with promotional language attributed to Armstrong, manager.
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I Chamberlain
Raynetds Cent i Bemenny
Armstrong
Central area resident returns from petr outing
Mr Wilder of Central area arrives home this morning from a petr outing. Miss Mary Dillinger of New is visiting Miss Louise Win at the Arlington Hotel. Mrs. Fennimore of a N F views Mrs. Ada on Netherwood avenue. Mrs. Cornwell of Wayne went to Ocean e for a visit. Rev E H Stewart of ton Pa visits his father Ga Stewart on Plainfield avenue. A fine baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Alexander Rs of Grant avenue. William Stephenson of I came to the city to discuss Hand about 1c Riding Academy. Postmaster Heifeld and OF Demarest spent yesterday naming Netherwood cruisers pen mail delivery. New Brunswick to Miss Margaret Mary Victory of that city F Bogbes of this city was ashers.
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Wilder
Central Area
Mary Dillinger
New
Louise Win
Arlington Hotel
W. Fennimore
A N. F
Alex Ada
Netherwood Avenue
Cornwell
Waynew Trace
Ocean E
E. H. Stewart
Ton, Pa
Ga Stewart
Plainfield Avenue
Alexander Rs
Grant Avenue
William Stephenson
Heifeld
Demarest
Ae Netherwood Cruzers
Nowaibar
Char
How's This We Offer One Hundred Dollars
A short note promises one hundred dollars for an unspecified offer. The fragmentary text provides no context about the target item or eligibility.
Billy Smiths Last Escapade in Stagecoach Stamp Theft
The article outlines Billy Smith a 31 year old government employee accused of stealing government stamps while on duty. It notes his recent Washington appointment, prior work with the Sterman Outfit Company, and past escapades. Authorities report a missing package from Ionia and suggest more indictments may follow.
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Waanington New Sk
Ionia
Smith
Washington
General Wheeler
Alabama
Sterman
Lend Hand Appeal Mobilizes Y M C A Women Volunteers
The note urges broad support for a coming fundraiser by the Y M C A auxiliary. Mrs J K Mveas chairs the executive committee and asks for donations of any kind from a small article to large items. Messages may be left with Mr Micolog at the Y M C A rooms.
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Theadies
J. K. Mveas
Micolog
Third Street Mission Hosts Evening of Sunship and Service
At East Third Street Mission last night Rev W A Kinsey and Rev Ara delivered talks on sunship and service. Kinsey sang two songs as a large audience enjoyed remarks seen as helpful and evangelical to all.
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East Third Street Mission
W. A. Kinsey
Ara
Mr. Kinsey
Mr Pond Overcome On Train In Netherwood Incident
David W. Pond of West Seventh street collapsed on a Netherwood bound train during a fit of indigestion. The train halted to prevent an accident and Pond recovered by Plainfield. councilman Fisk and Chet Doane helped him ashore.
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David W. Pond
West Seventh Street
Netherwood
Lnne
Mr .Pond
Plainfield
Fisk
Chet Doane
Silk Package Recovered After Express Wagon Loss
A silk package lost from an express wagon Wednesday night was found today by Mrs. Uoddington of Grove Street. The reward was paid and the item delivered to the owner.
Fine Show at Music Hall Highlights A Railroad Ticket
A good sized audience watched a performance titled A Railroad Ticket at Music Hall last night. The show featured strong acting and a well lit stage with a lively crowd. Falper's grocery will stock tomorrow with beans grapes pears apples and a full line of vegetables.
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Music Hall
Medical Association Notice on Wide Range of Ailments
A plain sealed envelope responds to a World’s Dispensary Medical Association notice offering a complete scientific transcription for ten cents. The text warns about diseases weakening young men and causing social crises, promising information in exchange for postage.
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World's Dispenary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Worship and Masonic Visit Mark Perth Amboy Notes
Readable fragments describe infant baptism arrangements at Trinity and a baptism seminar at Somerville. East Front street front walls work and a Bow City church pew renovation are noted. Perth Amboy Knights of Columbus and Perth Amboy Gowsell Jr O U A M members visit Franklin Council for an installation led by District Deputy W W Stratton with speeches and supper, ending past midnight.
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Eat Frost Street
Trinity Sarma
Somerville
East Front Street
Will
Bowth
Coureh
Knights of Will
Merz
Perth
Amboy
Gowsell Jr
Central New Jersey Bowling League Revival Formed
Representatives from surrounding clubs gathered at Westfield to revive the old bowling league. Harry Von Emberet of the Board of Trade Crescent Wheel founders and locals Gus Albers John Marsh F W Wood and George B Shepherd attended. Applications for representation are to be acted on at the next meeting.
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Westfeild
Central New Jersey
Bowiny
Einbs
Harry von Emberet
Board of Trade and Crescent Wheelwen
Gus Albers
John Marsh
Veemeuie
F. W. Wood
Grasdfords
George B - Shepherd
A. K
Eligabeth
Mystery Object Spooks Rider on South Plainfield Road
A wheelman returning home last night spotted a white object on the road ahead near his route. He slowed and voiced alarm but could not identify it until passing by revealed it was a pet goat. The incident ended without harm.
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South Plainfield
Bargains at International Par Store Tomorrow
The notice advertises five dress trimmings at low rates and warrants on all goods. It invites readers to call for details and mentions Van Dyke collars from Peeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Par Store
Welcome of Grand Officers to Central Lodge No 48 A. O. U. W.
Central Lodge No 48 A. O. U. W. hosted an official visit from grand officers including G. M. W. Hueverstick from Rabway and G. O. Marsh. The event featured ceremonial greetings and traditional rites as part of the visit.
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Central Lodge
Grand
G. M. W. Hueverstick
Rabway
G. O. Marsh
D. D
W. Ettinger
P. M. W. Wiliema
Elizsbewn
Pot
Sessen
Local Store Plans Sale Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Rallsville Indiana residents rely on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and many homes lack a bottle. Jacop Brown, leading merchant, notes demand while Reynolds Pharmacy at Park and North Avenues advertises the product for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rallsville
Indiana
Jacop Brown
Reynolds Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
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Young Christian Workers
Bew Brunswick
Gie Lyon Fur Store
Ada
Children OF Mary
Tabnger Mall
Pricpas
THE
Union County Caucus
Testeruay
Rerekar
Cig
Billy Smiths
Third Street
Mr. Pond’s Mathep
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