Vestry Changes Read in Church Lettered Debate
The document outlines chaotic correspondence and a vestry meeting held to address conflicting demands. Key figures include Murphy and Lane, with decisions pending on past deeds, present duties, and future appointments. Local leaders N/A, dates vague with references to a 1693 chronicle, indicating archival contention and reform efforts.
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Bern
Koy
Clhadrmon
Pinia Beld
al Ehober
Dhuasittiee
Murpehy
Fragmented OCR Poem Draft Across Many Voices
A garbled OCR fragment presents a patchwork text with ethnic names, places, and scattered phrases. It reads like a broken poem or script with repeated mismatched words, unclear speakers, and frequent garbling, lacking coherent narrative or distinct events.
Metropolitan changes untitled deal with Luminews chiefs
Fragmented OCR text mentions a deal, names, and legal or business moves related to a proprietor and various entities. The legible parts hint at organizational changes, negotiations, and individuals involved, but precise details are obscured.
Unclear Text Fragments From Historical Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as James HM and Choalie Deboter with dates and unclear context. The readable portions reference a 24 date and a company or event in an old publication style, but the overall item remains incomprehensible and no coherent event or action is discernible.
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Wind Storm Disrupts City and Church Gatherings
Fragments detail Friday night wind damage across the city, affecting Danellen Rev. Carter PF Randolph Borough and several churches. Reports mention a jury probe into local business matters, lodge elections, temperance talks, community meetings, and various parish events with dates and attendees.
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Carter
Randolph
Methodiat
Mays
Elmuet
George Pound
Uney
Vendela Lodge No
Tee
Charles Myde
Fearwry
Barnes
Dolio
Charles Wemyal
Mos
Windehl
Ompwralare
Tieme
Berk
Randi
Grage
M. E. Chuiret
Wutioueeed
Liesori
Eteer
Min
William Westphal
Geunge Yuen
Janes Radin
Welgramn
Ken
Bela
K. Wei
Wall
Cie
Ministers defend Rev Murphy amid press attack in Plainfield
A Plainfield Ministers Association statement condemns a local daily for attacking the family and character of Rev. T Logan Murphy of Holy Cross Church. The letter praises Murphy and denounces the newspaper for intruding on private life and church sanctities.
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Murphy
Daily Pree
Plainfield
T. Logan Murphy
Holy Cross Church
E. M.rodman
C. L Goopmen
C. E. Merring
D. J. Yerkes
G. K. Newell
A. J. Lewis
W. R. Richards
C. R. Barnes
J.B. Taylor
Miainfield
Third Annual Baptist Sunday School Convention at Newark
The Baptist Sunday School Association holds its third annual convention at the Koapie Chere in Newark. Sessions run all day from 10 oclock with Rev. Dr T. M. Luther delivering the welcome address. Speakers include Rev J W Kiehardaan and Rev Misery M. y., with committee appointments and letter drafting to follow.
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Epworth League
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Clureh
Mure Avenue Chapel
Wind Didnellen
Amrtello
Henry
Rogers
Teraine
Berkey
Edward Kiouska
German Luther Church
Warren Chapel
Carter
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Gorrum
Magee & Gus
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Newarkmorro
Weseline
T. M. Luther
Ely
J. W. Kiehardaan
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Teadway
Referee Dispute Shapes Bicycle Race Outcome
Referee Martin exiled, Yeosien held after a contested two lap bicycle race. J Peyiel Soiahed led early but was passed when Gurl Brown intervened, and Waltmann was awarded the post. The dispute triggered by rule 23 of the competition, addressing impeding competitors and postion in the race.
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Carurday
Marin
Abe & Cose Yeosien
J. Peyiel
Jmacel
Gurl Brown
Marin Decid Aguinet Bie
Waltmann
Mare
Leeeien
Jean Furtert
Glad Tidings Day at Grace Church
Glad Tidings Day at Grace Church featured a child led program with leaves grapes apples and flowers decor. The program included recitations by several young girls, dialogues, and a verse from the Revuds. Cards with sutamu leaves reading Compliments of Grace M E Church were given to attendees.
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GRACE
Callech
Enarel
Lhe Rehuds
Uraee Moe Church
Game and Dee
Juin
Tewudienes
North Plainfeld Republicans Hold Acclaimed Delegates
North Plainfeld Republicans conducted a primary in a schoolhouse on Yomer Street where delegates to the Cerro County Convention were elected. The meeting, led by Ex-Mayor Charles Price, adopted a resolution that delegates go unpledged and refuse to support any candidate if nominated. About forty to fifty Republicans attended, with a near miss on janitor funds and a vigorous party atmosphere contrasted with the Democrats' prior Friday night battle.
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Democrata
North Plainfeld
Yomerset Street
J. H. Cooley
Republican Fee
Charles Price
Charles Greer
W. W. Howland
U A. Boel
Jacob Long
I. B. Woolston
B. A Heggeman, Jr
Somerville
H. R. Carroll
Rece Tns
Surgical removal of facial cystic tumor saves child
A complex operation was conducted at Lie Moloubens Hospital on a child with a cystic facial tumor. Doctors Corman Murray and Heyes led the team, successfully removing all the tumorous laminae. The patient is recovering well and is expected to grow up strong and healthy.
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Lector Corman
Noett Maintelt
Doctora Murray
Heyes
Ron
Andrew Walker
Abe
Rian
Aller
Lie Moloubens Hospital
Uue
Theo
Meetings At Fires Church Of Christ Begin November Five
A series of meetings starts Sunday evening November five at the Fires Church of Christ. The events feature talks by pastors including Mrs Laure Ledirup of Third Church New York. Other expected speakers include I. Walia of Suzi Church Brooklyn W F Brown of First Church Newark and Mr J A Garnell of Memorial Christian Church Washington D C.
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Church of Urist
Laure Ledirup
Cbarch
Pub Avenue
Forty-ith Street
New -York
Walia
Suzi
East Wrapkiin Sreet
Brooklyn
W. FP. Brown
the Directores
Newark
Mea
J. A. Garnell
Memorial Christan Cuureli
Wasbington
Wonderful escape near Watsbung bridge injures child
A woman narrowly escaped death at a railroad bridge on Watsbung Avenue this morning. While carrying her child to catch the 7.10 train, a coal train blocked the path. the child slipped from her grasp and fell twenty feet. Depot worker BA Martin rescued the child, who sustained only scratches. The mother, upset, attended to the child and praised the quick recovery.
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Watsbung Avenue
Miee
Tee Saat
Martin
Auwart
Extraordinary bargains and notices blur city life
A jumble of local items lists an extraordinary bargain on a pneumatic bicycle at Van Eps and a Rockview Home address for deviance inquiries. Real estate ads offer rooms in Painted, furnished conditions, with Malford as broker. Multiple street names appear without clear dates or roofs.
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Hargain
van Eps’, Wutchember and Jeweler
Park Avenue
Hildren
Rockview
Deviance Numuer Limited
Front Street
City Water
Fime
A.M. Kanyon
Park Wee
Madison Avenue
Burleigh Death Investigated by Officer Corse
Officer Corse probes Jack Hurieigh's death after Burleigh vanished near Kalroad and Panwood Thursday night. At about 1 am Joseph A Sebwallbweh found a man in a rail spur near Panwood depot. the body lay wedged between rails east of the track with chill remains and signs of passing traffic, suggesting a midnight aftermath and a possible foul cause.
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Jack Hurieigh
Panwound
Sud
Freman
Scuwaiumch
Burleigh
Lorse
Preity Girls on Wheels Ride Through Town
The Ladies Cycle Club of Thinchy toured New Brovewick on Friday. The Home News depicts members including Miss Mary Frics as the group’s mathetic leader, Miss Yerkes as comely and cheery, Mrs W Lowrie as dignified chaperon, and Miss Maud Saitama noted for chic.
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Ladies Cycle Club
Thinchy
New Brovewick
Mane Brown
Jak Deovms
Mary Frics
Mathetic Weiden
Fred Greede
Jullivr
Kilel Gireens
Mra
Mise Auer
Pythian committee to meet on Friday on home project
A Pythian committee from the district will convene next Friday to discuss progressing the proposed Pythian Home. The five representatives come from Palm Heights Scotch Plains Roselia Elim beth and a Pythian Sisterhood committee will also attend.
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Kt la
Establen
Bere
Palm Heid
Scotch Plains
Roselia Elimbeth
Prohibitionist Nominations in Third District
Usal M. Osbura of Fab Way leads the Prohibitionist nomination efforts in the third district, signaling party activity and local political positioning amidst a crowded slate.
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Usal M. Osbura
Fab Way
Dr King's New Discovery Trial Offer Promises Free Sample
An advertisement urges readers to try Dr King's New Discovery and Dr King's New Life Pills, offering a free trial bottle and sample box by sending address details to H. E. Beckles & Co. The copy invites participation and hints at a guide for healthier living.
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Dr. King
H. EB Beckles & Co
Randolph
Pleasant musical entertainment delights community
A Saturday evening program followed a professor's class in harmony with young Mae Edith Hulbert, thirteen, playing Der Premedor’s piece with skill. Mme Netuie Kreiting contributed a rendition of Turan tile, both garnering praise from friends.
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AG Usrpenter
Lesen
Mae Edith Hulbert
Wer
der Premedor
Mme Netuie Kreiting
Joseliy
Lady's Valuable Cape Found After Storm Drive
Mrs Thomas Battell of Coburg and Mrs Delany of LaGrande lost a valuable cape while riding home to escape a storm. A coachman employed by an unknown employer recovered the cape and returned it to Mrs Battell near Crescent Avenue. The cape, worth about $60, was offered a reward but the finder accepted only a token sum after a day of advertisements.
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Thomas Battell
Coburg
Mra Delany
LaGrande
DeLany Priday
Hetela Storm
Lordly Afernoun & Coachman
Mra Battell
Crescent Avenue
Huneell Cape
Demarest Joins Daily Press Bureau in Brockville Move
James Alfred Demarest formerly of the Daily Press and a Brockville resident has joined a new bureau in Ontario. The veteran reporter, known for coverage of city events, will bring decades of experience to the In the enty publication.
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