Republican primaries prompt county convention turnout
Republican voters in Maine Reed are urged to attend county conventions where seven delegates per ward are chosen. The editor thanks North Plainfield delegates for supportive votes in the Senatorial nomination, though Reed was not a candidate. Somerset County nominations are praised as strong with capable, popular nominees. calls to vote in primaries emphasize party duty and opposition to race-track money.
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Maine
Reid
Kixeen Aperation
Borrens
East Frost
Bryant Soho
Cuantes A. Bern
North Plainfeld
Reed
Somerset County
Somerville Yeatering
Courier
City posters on display provoke moral concern in Up City
Tuesday night ex Judge Stillman removed objectionable billboards from Music Hall and allowed proper advertisements. Officials condemn the pulp posters as indecent and demand action by the Common Council to halt the displays before public morals erode further.
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Tue Counien
Stillman
War Board of Music Hall
Up City
Music Hall
Will
Tull-Poster
Plnin Beld
Uber Public
Pumpkin Pie Sociable At Grace M. E. Church Draws Borough Crowd
Pies ruled the evening as pumpkin pie sociable at Grace M. E. Church drew many borough residents. A lively program followed dessert with a maple reading, solo duet, and quartets, ending with old fashioned songs while pies vanished quickly.
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M. BE
Yes
Jingle Bella
Asken Buecker
Annie Laurie
Sociable
Pleasell Maaner
BE 18 PRACTIINY FOR A JUerICE
A fragment from an East Third Street scene describes Homer GC Moure seeking a juice of justice and training with the best specimens near the Meuse. Olver Hope reportedly plans to row for Youseiiman, with possible self restraint if nominated, amid local street chatter and police attention.
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Homer
Moure
East Third Street
Meuse
Telime Uribe
Lim
Olver Mope
Youseiiman
Mr. Hope
Stin
Achilles
Wampe
Bryant
Remarkable Recovery Tale From Ex Champion Walker
In a letter from New York dated April 2, 146, ex champion walker Harry Brooks extols Altocca’s Poneut Plasters. He recounts prior illness and credits the plasters with a full recovery, praising their effect and expressing strong preference over other remedies.
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Harry Brooks
East 19Th Sc
New York
Abel
Altocca
Wetarrt
Ube Kidbeys
Allcock
Caught From The Current Digressions On City Life
A fragment from a 19th century column reports popular conversation in Plainfield about topics of the day. The piece notes odd weather shaped attire, headaches plaguing residents, and a recurring superstition about unlucky thirteen weeks. It blends social humor with local observations and stray remarks about politics and public moods.
War Notes and Local Happenings in Bound Brook Area
A new floor is being laid in the T A B Hall on West Fourth Street for evening events. The Independent Drum Corps will parade in Newark on October 30 after an invitation from a G I A R Post. Rev J B Cleaver's house on Green Brook Road has electric lighting under ex-Councilman Chames Sebring. Liberty Street area residents report air and activity, with many Republicans. North Plainfield reports 611 voters registered in the First Tuesday district with strong canvassing. Westfield Meadow racetrack attendance was light. major speakers from Elizabeth urged support for track legislation, Republicans in the crowd. Seventh-day Adventist Church water turned on to operate the organ pump. A CEL convention is set for Thursday. Lone Gouneil DOP plans talks and a dance with corn and venison. Crescent Riding Club meets at the academy. Gullman’s Orchestra has engagements in Berkley Heights, Rahway for Company FP and Washington Hose No. 3. The advisory notes include Castoria usage and early childhood remedies.
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T. A.B
West Fourth Street
Drum Corpe
Newark
GI. A. R. Post
J. B. Cleaver
Green Brook Road
Hound Brook
Papervision
Counchman Chames Sebring
Bound Brook Electric Light Company
Liberty Street
North Pisingeld
HV. Lindelary
Robert Moore
Elizabeth
Tbe Tomtom
Crescent Riding Club
Academy
Cissing Days of the World's Chaminan Expeaition
A grand exhibition touted as the greatest of its kind promises an immense display and high travel demand. Pennsylvania Company offers limited time fares from New York Philadelphia and Washington to the event with special trains and connecting sections.
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Wee Zint
Lema Harass
Sepek
Hallrend
Penasylvania Company
New York
Philadelphia
Kultimory
Washington
Politia
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Mystery cave unearthed near Lamptown with old stove remains
In Pendyiite two youths exploring for chestnuts found a sunken seven by five foot cave along Clinton Avenue. A rusted cast iron stove and decayed wall planks suggest long neglect, implying a relic possibly linked to past occupants on Lie Merson property.
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Pendyiite
Lamptown
Clinton Avenue
Opec Ik
Merson
Accident at Engine House Leaves Man Disabled
Barry Bush of East it Ace receives injuries from an accident in the pew engine house day or wwoalace. He and Loy tried to move a radiator weighing nearly half a ton to the second story when it toppled, pinning him and breaking a thigh. Rescue efforts followed as the dash was badly bramed and a large discolored area appeared near the thigh.
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Barry Bush
East
Pew
Loy
Mr. Hast
Leif
Elizabeth Athletic Club defeats Purs Glub in billiards match
The Elizabeth Athletic Club defeated eight men to win a billiards match against Purs Glub in the letters alleys with players Hegeman MacUlaynout Lenox 1095. A return game is set for Wednesday October 25. The Camer Club held an evening meeting to entertain the New Jersey Division of Amateur Photographers on November 1 and discussed lantern slide interchange for 1694, plus monthly social entertainments. A committee led by Harold Serreil and H Coward will organize the Great one event and related arrangements.
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Elizabeth Athletic Clan
Rewall Hegeman
MacUlaynout
Lenox
Camere Club
Camers Club
Mesara
H. Ht. Goward
F. H. Stevens
J. Hervey Doane
Mra
A. W. Reed
G. Thorn
New Jersey
Amisteur
Cleal
Lab
Harold Serreil
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Micera
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Rahway
Castoria
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Bim
Cestoria
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Acewlest
Grain & Produce Store
van Zandt
Dave
West Front St
Pier
Janps
John Neagle
E. Fitth St
Lehigh Coal
Adame Izalezem
Tiulew
Jena W. Front Street
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Ahi
Pigedad
Madam Knight
Sintatreet
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Maryl Winter
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Mousey
B. Prank Harris
Lehigh Valley Coal
South Plainfield
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Westervelt Avenue
Plainfield Mayar Training School
Zagt Rhowt
Lars Tee
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D. W. Hyde
Creek
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Pram
Rhwor Fark
Kbeth Averies
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Fawcett
Washington Ave
Tuowlay
George Davia
Dancing Academy
Hulett’s Hall
Front Strde
Pialufield
N. J. Sill Cpate Poniption of
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Etna Sinate
Mk Leal’s School For
Riding Academy
Tretrine Butldieo
Broadway
Heron
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Percy G. Obl
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Shaw's Pharmacy
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Avenua
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East Front Stree
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