Untitled local street scene with a fatal injury
A man on Randolph's block is found severely wounded after an altercation near a shed and a door. Neighbors describe the victim as a pale man in a poft hat, previously connected to local businesses, who died from his injuries amid questions about the incident and witnesses.
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Dolphh
Randolph's Drug Store
Indham & Crowley
Central
Artington Hotel
Ed. Conshee
Arlington Avenue
Guion
New Street
Hammer & Mali
Missionary Aid Talk at Grace Church Explores Chinese Beliefs
Rev Tung Kiang You and Rev Yang Kiang Ken spoke at Grace Church on the afterlife beliefs of Chinese society. The address described ancestral worship, temple idols, and rituals, noting converts among 230,000,000 Chinese and detailing schools for boys and girls and baptism as a path to Christianity.
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Chierse
Tung Kiang You
Grace Church
Yang Kiang Ken
Langford
Mies Uarier
Lle
Oder
Yen
Obine
Yeo
Unclear Entry on Religious Figure Visit to Japan
Fragmentary notice describes Rev Yung Kiangep, rector of a Protestant Episcopal church, and a supposed visit to Japan. Details are garbled, with several unclear names and places, requiring clarification of the event and identities involved.
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Yung Kiang - Ep
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bai
Japan
Local residents listed with visiting friends and travel notes
Bath Beach resident Walter Burchill visits West Third Street friends while Nathaniel Taynor of Chatham Street suffers paralysis. Mrs. O. E. Rider and Mrs. A. B. Thorn return from relatives and Rahway. W. N. Flanders visits Plinfield on business. Dr. B. D. Howell visits nephew Thomas G. Rovinson in North Avenue. Other notes include marriages planned for Nov 1 and various trips to Worcester Brooklyn Newark Trenton and Orange.
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Walter Burchill
Bath Beach
S. C
West Third Street
Nathaniel Taynor
Chatham Street
O. E. Rider
East Front Street
Elizabeth
W.N. Flanders
Greenville
Plinfield
B. D. Howell
Clinton
Thomas G. Rovinson
North Avenue
A.B. Thorn
Craig Place
Rahway
George
Batters
Concord
Mass
Asa Collier
West Sixth St
J. A. Karet
Park Avenue
Newark
D. W. Pond
West Seventh Street
Worcester
E.W. Mills
Brooklyn
Local Merchant Promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Jacop Brown, leading merchant of Ralszyilié Indiane, touts hotue of Chamberlain cough remedy as effective for colds and croup in children. Sold by Reynolds Pharmacy on Monk Avenue, with T Armstrong as manager.
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Ralszyilié
Jacop Brown
Reynolds Phar- Pea Fate Monk Avegues
T. Armstrong
Coamberlain
Rey Pharmacy
Park and North A
Armecroog
Letter Found On Street Restored To Owner
A cleric nobleman loses a letter containing a cash check after dropping it on the street. A passerby later returns the letter to the owner, stopping payment on the check before the proper recipient retrieves it.
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Boone
Harrigan at Music Hall seats sellout
Many tickets are sold for Harrigan at Music Hall tonight. The Epworth League meets tomorrow under the Literary Committee. A dog on Grant avenue was shot by a resident amid suspicion of madness. Jona Gonheil led a meeting then wept at the Rathbone Sisters' entertainment. Drivers plan a November 15 ball at Saenger Band Hall. Half dollars from Columbies offered by Captain F. L. A. Martin at fifty cents each. Holy Cross Church holds Friday service in the Sunday school room starting tomorrow. Junior Endeavor of Park Avenue Baptist meets tomorrow to discuss Jesus’ daily help. A council event last night raised a candidate to the punter’s and warrior’s degrees. Visitor Jobn B. Ritter from Kuchense Tribe attended. Woman’s Baptist Foreign Mission Society meets at First Baptist Church, East Association, tomorrow. Park Avenue Baptist Church Reading Circle meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Heynes’ home. Mrs. Gatheling’s Jewish work in New York featured by Mrs. 8100.
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Harrigan
Music Hall
Queen City
Gamenbort
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Grant Avenue
Jona Gonheil
Rathbone Sisters
United States Express Company
Saenger
Columbies
F. L. A. Martin
Holy Cross Church
Junior Endeavor Society
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Hhe Chapel
Jesus
Jobn B. Ritter
New York
Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission Society
East Association
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth
Park Avenue Baptist Charch
Reading Circle
Charles Heynes
Tomoorrow
Wibel
Gatheling
Denouncing Gambling at Pairs Meeting in Tren tast
A local meeting in Tren tast denounces gambling at recent fairs. Speakers include Rev Dr Keap shail of Elizabeth Rev Dr Richarda of Prawnfield and Hugh Hatywill of Trenton. The gathering, linked to the Synod of New Jersey, referenced a past charge and criticized fair management. Newman Brothers Watchung Avenue grocers note a fresh maple syrup shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Brothers
Watchung Avenue
Hall’s Remedy Ad With Odd Claims Incoherent Text
An unclear OCR fragment touts a “Ore Bundred Dollars Reward” for a cure for catarvh and mentions Hall's Caercy F. CHEN 206. Fropa. Toted. The garbled line includes names and promises of fulfilling obligations, with references to years and a business transaction.
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Hall
Caercy
Chen
Cheney
al Srey
Duane
Zee
Rae
Dead in a Bathhouse Two Lovers Die by Their Own Hand
Special to the Courant reports Titus of Brooklyn and Miss Deagher of Poor Dell Lyn shot themselves after leaving Mr Duff’s house for a walk. Found dead in a locked bath-house, the pistol found near the door suggested a mutual self inflicted tragedy. They were summer visitors, recently engaged, and no motive is given for the act.
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New Yore
Titus
Brooklyn
Deagher
Duff
Partial sale of Miller oreRig seized in Netherwood area
Legal notice of sale on part of Frank Miller's property in Ste an Netherwood. Under lease to Frank Linke with rent about 200, sale conducted by Constable Mattox. Purchases included a wall and two blankets. rest adjourned to Netherwood. Indemnity bond filed.
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Frank Miller
Ste An
Netherwood
Frank Linke
Constable Mattox
Constable
Erwood
Eale Tilipag
Funeral for Dy Utter Held on East Sixth Street
Funeral services for Dy Utter were conducted at the Wome on East Sixth Street with a brief prayer and music. Rev Dr Lewige led the ceremony, a quartet comprising Collier Nancy Titsworth and E E Ranger performed, and organist Mrs D Titsworth accompanied. The remains were taken to New York on the 6.39 train for interment at Wenterly.
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Dy Utter
Ie Wome
East Sixth Street
Ukay
Dr. Lewigelor
Collier
Nancy Apa Titsworth
E. E. Ranger
D . Titsworth
New York
Taterment
Wenterly
Chestnut Hunt Postponed by Rain to Saturday
The chestnut hunt, planned to visit the Holy Arch School last Saturday, is rescheduled for this coming Saturday. Two large stages will leave the church at Tenafick and travel to Warrenville. Rev. Ig ey Morphy and Sq erinternest EB. Wesern will depart from the mavett.
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Holy Archool
Tenafick
Warrenville
Ey ‘Morphy
Erinternest
Wesern
Mavett
To Manufacture Tooth Polder Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed with Oliver reveal Foise Manufacturing to be based in this city with headquarters here. Directors listed include Jos C Allen Lee E Foise and Toe. capital set at 18000 dollars to manufacture powder.
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Len Foise Manufacturing Vom
CO Oliver
Crty
Jos. C. Alle Allen
Lee E. Foise
Toe Company
Good Bowling at Pascaei Board of Trade Alleys
The results from the Board of Trade alleys at Pope show Pascaei leading with high scores. Players L Titsworth, Woolston, Pope, Buckle, Rogers, and Stephenson posted notable frames with Buckle and Teel among the top series.
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Thearres
Board of Trade
Pope
L Titsworth
L. Tisworth
W Buckle
Woolston
Buckle
Rogers
Bueckle
Stephenson
Teel
Immense Toys Supply for City Shops and Fairs
Fragmentary line notes a vast supply of toys to stock the city, mentioning fairs and churches as part of the distribution plan. The text lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
Tonic for nervous indigestion advertised by Hebbard Co
A late 19th century advertisement promotes a regulating tonic described as a cure for nervous indigestion and general bowel regulation. It lists F. H. Hebbard & Co. at 114 and prices the product at 1.00 per bottle.
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F. H. Hebbard & Co
Blair Doug Wedding in Plainfield A Formal Autumn Night Affair
The Blair and Douo wedding took place last evening at ASPs Church in Plainfield with Miss May Dead as bridesmaid. Thomas Blair and Wild Dead acted as ushers while a large gathering attended the reception at the couple’s future home on Wat ching avenue and East Fifth street. Notables included Judge Collins of Westfield, the Hamiltons of Hackensack, and many friends and relatives.
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Unscity
Asps Church
Miss May Dead
Miss Blair
Mr. Herring
Thomas King Jr
Blanchard Randolph
Watchung Avenue
East Fifth Street
Judge Collins
Westfield
John Doud
May Dowd
Joé O'Brien
Troy N.Y
May Hughes
Ounchester
Poughkeepme
N. Y
Ramsey Blair
U. Blair
Sasie
Thomas Blair
Samnel Atchison
Manning Wins Damages in Port Reading Suit
Samuel R. Manning wins a damages verdict against the Port Reading Railroad Co in Middlesex County Court of Common Pleas New Brunswick. The jury awarded Manning 95 dollars after a long trial over an embankment and road blockage on a public road in Piscataway Township near New Market. The railroad likely plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
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Fort Reading Railroad
Py Township
Samuel R. Mannipe
New Market
Mancing
Lue Railroad Co
Court of Communions
Middlesex County
New
Piswall
Licely
Rilroad Company
Supreme Court
Checker Championship Clash Over Danelle Contest
A local checker championship was held in Dear, Dast Thursday evening at W. Gales office in Danelle with players including Mr. Weener and R. J Swackhamer. Kinney forfeited a match against Moynihan, while Moynihan’s friend defeated Swackhamer after a lengthy contest.
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P* Field
W. Gales
Danelle
Mr. Weener
R. J Swackhamer
Dane
Mr. Kinney
Mr. Moynihan
Danelien
Swackhamer
Reeuly
Waiting For Reyud cas Success and Land Option
A New York capital holder held a $10 000 option on New Jersey land with a June 2 1695 expiry. He declined a 2 percent discount today and a telegram from agent Jaq ues en indicated he would act only if the Republicans win in November. If the Republicans triumph he will take the property. otherwise he will not.
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New York
New Jersey
Heeas
So. D. Drake
Republicas
Inicercis
Goats Feed Debate Sparks Confusing Translation
A fragmented note from New Brunswick discusses a phrase about goats and Jacob with unclear, dreamlike wording and references to Geis ee Ineaus and Fredopias. No verifiable facts or events are clear.
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Jacob
New Brunswick
Rapture sad Hernia cured without cutting
Ad offers a cure for hernia claiming no cutting required from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association. Mentions large book reference and unspecified prices.
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Tetimonia
Adres
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Ipeal
Vierlan S
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Jersey Presbytery
Tora
General Assembly
L. W. Randolph
Minerva
Mathbone Sisters
Ida Tillamy
Mersia Dewey
En Odem
OG. W. Lives
Ge Stevens
A D. Pope
L A. Clark
Clark
Miss Pail
Westphal
Bert Tallamy
Will Jaud
George E. Downey
A. Cox
Mauis
Stevens
Haberle
Alvert Ford
Desnick
Newman
Charity Bexiles
Hone
Buehm
Miss Newman
Masters Desnick
Ford
Egan
A. W. Lines
Mamie Stevens
Masters Deouick
Tubleaux
Danc Pg
Rollinsou
J Freeholder Howard
Raynay
Courier
W. N. Pickell
H. T. Williama
West Front Street
Smythe
Parker Stafford
Orange
Trenton
Joseph Sons
Unity Lodge
K. Et P
J. H. Havens
Plainfeld Avenue
William Runyor
L M. French
Theophilus Bond
East Street
Pha
Arer
Kow
Geneva
L. W. Raodoilpa Seis
Sha Clipr
Long Island
Miller
DE. Uiter
Boly
Pascaei
Borth Plainfield
W. Raudolpy
Samuel R. Manning
Damengs
Piscataway Township
Reyud Cas
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