Plainfield Sewage Beds Protest Sparked by Local Officials
Danellen borough and Plainfield residents clash over the proposed Pisinfeld's sewage disposal beds on the William Craig property. Dr Blakeley caps the debate arguing overflow and health concerns, citing 900000 gallons daily and 18 acres for beds. Mayor Gilbert and Councilman Frost defend the system with references to filtration and state health oversight.
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Daveen
Ting
Danellen
Pisinfeld
William Craig
Dir. Blakely
Bursongl Commissioners
Nelevenipg
Plainfield
Mr. Gavett
Plainfeld
Tomlinson
Carman
Gilbert
South Framingham
Mass
Frost
Plainfield Committee
Musetts State Board of Health
Imea
Blakeley
Mr. Gray
Disagreement Over Disposal Beds Location Delays Plan
A Dunellen committee and Plainfield officials debate siting sewage disposal beds near the Craig property. They consider five acres and a 10 percent setback, noting no final location yet and a plan to wait on Plainfield to choose the Craig site before opposing.
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Doctor Blakeley
Stan
Frost
Craig
Dunellen Committee
Plainfield Commissioners
Music Tonight Features Hon Roswell G Horr and Charles N Fowler
Tonight a concert showcases Hon Roswell G Horr and Charles N Fowler in a musical program. Local patrons are invited to attend the event this evening.
Demarest & Son Adverts Sparsely Readible Market Notes
Yesterday and today’s ad pages tout Demarest & Son groceries with California grapes on sale and a full canned goods line. Park Club hosts a Daughters of the Cross sale, and Putnam & DeGraw promote cuffs and collars at sacrifice prices. Edsall’s Palace advertises upcoming bargains while Atlantic City hosts the New Jersey Christian Endeavors convention planned to return to this city. A Moonlight Rahwegian party seeks refreshments after a ride, ending with friendly reception at one o’clock this morning.
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California
Demarest & Son's
Daughters of the Cross
Park Club
Shaw
Dewarest & Son
Demarest & Son
Putnam & DeGraw
Edsall’s
New Jersey Christian Endeavors
Atlantic City
Epworth
Me E
Vincent Chapel
Acttary
Pacific Mail and Tea Grocery, Company
East Front Street
Stricken With Illness in Camden
Deputy W. W. Stratton of East Third street was taken ill in Camden while attending a State Council Junior Order of American Mechanics session. He walked to the street and suffered a severe hemorrhage, leaving him very sick and under Dr. Long’s care.
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W. W. Stratton
East Third Street
Camden
State Council
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Popular in Rainsville
Local merchant Jacop Brown touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as essential for colds and croup in children. Sold by Reynolds Pharmacy at Park and North Avenues, with T. & Armstrong managing.
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Rainsville
Indiana
Jacop Brown
Reynolds Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
T. & Armstrong
Burglary Foiled by Child at Sofield Home
Burglars entered Harry Sofield’s South Plainfield residence after 1 am on Lehigo Avenue. They stole $10 and canned fruit while leaving clothes and a vest in disarray, deterred by a crying child. Sofield, a B&O railroad car inspector, noted the opened pocketbook and rummaged closet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S
Sofield
Mr. Sofield
Tie
B. &O. Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Roselle
Still Another FiRt Early Discovery A Fire Story
An alarm from box 34 at about 4 45 yesterday afternoon sent fire crews to West Third street near Liberty. Lawrence Green’s home caught a rubbish pile fire from a nearby stove and began to spread before Captain Grant arrived. Fire lines were laid but not needed as extinguishers from Alert and Gazelle wagons controlled the blaze. Loss estimated under $25. the house below belonged to Mrs Wennas.
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Lawrence Green
West Third Street
Liberty
Grant
Walla
Alert’s
Gazelle
Wennas
Resident denounces city bill posters at Music Hall event
A prominent resident at Music Hall called out the Daily Press for posting bills about the city. He said the act was mean spite-work and warned locals will not forget how the paper targeted Elizabeth play house authorities.
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Daily Press
Elizabeth
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Woman’s Ailments
Evoline Neil of Nye Putnam County West Virginia writes that an eleven year illness improved only after using Dr T V Pierce Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedy with lifting her burden and urges others to profit from the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Sopma
Emma
Pierce
Buffalo
T. V. Pierce
Trinity Church Tea Opens Season At Mrs Dolliver’s Home
A large gathering hosted by Trinity Church ladies last night at Mrs Dolliver’s Manning street home featured a notable red and yellow cosmos centerpiece. Guests enjoyed a varied cake spread while chatting, marking the first of a season of monthly teas through winter.
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Trinity Ed
Hon. Roswell G. Horr and ME Charles N. Fowler at Music Hat
Hon. Roswell G. Horr and Mr Charles N. Fowler appear at Music Hat venue for a public event. The gathering features discussion led by local figures and remarks on community matters.
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Roswell G. Horr
ME Charles N. Fowler
Local Social Notes Reflect Family Visits and Moves
Mrs. James N Startup visits her son W A Startup in Westervelt avenue while Mr and Mrs Andrew G Carpenter return from Manning avenue trip. Mrs J W Dilts returns from a visit of her daughter Watchung avenue. Joseph B Miller, now of Elm House Elizabeth, backs Pauline Parker Company. Charles Hall on Central avenue travels to Long Branch and gets stuck in sand near Amboy. W B Ayers and others of the Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers attend a reunion.
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James N. Startup
Middletown
N. Y
W. A Startup
Westervelt Avenue
Andrew G. Carpenster
Manning Avenue
J.W. Dilts
Three Bridges
L. B. Skillman
Watchung Avenue
Joseph B. Miller
Ag Laing
E. Sixt
Franklin Place
W. B Ayers
Christopher Pope
Ed. Thorn
A. B. King
Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers
Hope Chapel Bowlers Win in Two Victories
Hope Chapel bowling team claimed two wins last night with scores that showcased strong team performance and individual contributions.
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Hope Chapel
Coroner Rules Henry Ruff Death From Diphtheria Phthisis
County physician Dr OReilly visited the scene at Plainfield Packing and declared the cause of death to be diphtheria phthisis. He issued a burial permit. The funeral for Henry Hull was held this afternoon at the deceased’s home, 125 New Street.
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O'Reilly
Elizabeth
Henry Hull
Plainfield
Deripa Monary Phuhisis
New Street
Pangborns Wed in Quiet Ceremony at Bride Home
Harry Pangborn wed Miss Radin on a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. W. E. Honeyman of North. The wedding was quiet with the couple settling at the bride's house after the service.
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Harry Pangborn
Miss Radin
W. E. Honeyman
North
Lumber wagon wheel breaks near freight house
A Boice Bunyon & Co. lumber wagon descending the hill behind the freight house suffered a broken wheel this morning, causing a spill of a considerable amount of lumber. No injuries are reported and the incident is under review by the firm’s crew.
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Boice, Bunyon & Co
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Sold For Mature and Declining Health
An 19th century testimonial promotes Gilmore's Aromatic Wine made from Port grape wine with iron and peptonized content. The ad claims benefits for young ladies reaching maturity and for women in decline. Sold by F W Hebbard at 114 East Front Street for one dollar per bottle.
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Gilmore
F.W. Hebbard
East Front Street
Venino Pleads Mercy Amid Scrutiny Of Conservatory Ties
Spokane interviews reveal Venino pleading hardship and sympathy for his wife while denying fault in the case. He asserts he was a victim of circumstances and claims just cause for his actions. In Plainfield, local sympathy grows as a letter carrier delivers a cash aid envelope to his distressed family.
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Venino
Spokane
P Be
The
Courier
Conservatory Atpokane
E¢ Henry Conservatory
Conservatory
Conservery
Plainfield
Vevino
Roswell G. Horr and Mr. Jes N. Fowler at Music Hall
Roswell G Horr and Jes N Fowler appeared at Music Hall for a joint event. The program featured speeches and musical performances drawing local attendance and media attention.
Elizabeth Republicans hold primaries to choose County Convention delegates
The Elizabeth Republican primary votes choose delegates for the County Convention meeting Tuesday to nominate a county clerk, three assemblymen and other officials. The contest is described as hotly contested with party members urging turnout.
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Elizabeth
Ogety
Early Croup Prevention and Cough Remedy Review
The notice discusses croup prevention noting hoarseness as the first symptom and urges early care. It promotes Berniain's Cough Remedy for children, claiming a wide usage as the condition develops.
Diamonds Found In Waste Paper Basket
A woman worries she dropped valuable jewels after discarding papers. Dr Lowrie and Mr Armstrong search the waste basket and a bystander helps recover the diamonds tucked in newspaper inside a purse. The jewels are described as shin ers and cause a moment of distress before they are found.
Hon Roswell G Horr and Charles N Fowler at Music Hall
A street level notice reports Hon Roswell G Horr and Mr Charles N Fowler appearing at Music Hall for an upcoming event. Details emphasize the figures and venue without extending into dates or outcomes.
Local Christian Endeavor Meet Hears Goodrich Sermon
The Dunellen Presbyterian Church hosts a Local Union of Christian Endeavor gathering with eight societies present. Rev. Charles L Goodrich delivers the evening address on For Christ in These Times urging daily prayer and closer devotion as delegates report on recent state conventions.
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Union of Christian Endeavor
Dunellen Presbyterian Church
C. L. Goodrich
Union of Christian Endeavor Societies
Gave
Charles L Goodrich
A J. Martine
Duvellen
South Plainfeld
Miss Haw
Christian Endeas
Danelien Presbyterian Ubureh
H J. Maruo
Rov
L Goodriea
Dyore
Weeting
Trai
Harrgen Draws a Big House at Reilly and the Four Hundred
Ned Herrigan and his company packed Masic Hall with the largest audience of the season. A lively cast including Johnny Wilde Annie Totons and Joe Brahams received an enthusiastic reception. Advertisers ignored local papers but praise flowed from the show.
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Masic
Ned Herrigan
Ois
Reilly
Four Hundred
Vourier
Johnny Wilde
Annie Totons
Joe Brahams
Music Hall
Loose spokes injure cyclist during century ride
John Of thisety, a member of the Ast Pars Wheermen, fell from his bicycle on the century run yesterday and sprained his ankle badly.
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John
Grand Jury Finishes Labors Report Due Next Thursday
The grand jury finished their labors this morning and will report to the court next Thursday.
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Grand Jury
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Itvorough
Charles N. Fowler
W. A. Westphal
W. A. Newpors
Richard Seaman
N. C. Mague
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Daniel M. Stevens
Harry Sofild
Piainfeld
Evoline Neil, Nye, Putnam Go, W.ve
J. Stelie
W. Leland
W. Stewart
Sutphen
E. Clark
As Wilson
M. Sutphen
Faulks
T. Rew
J. Steile
Firstbrook
E Clark
Muiree
A. Leland
F. Waaiko
I Gow
Neil
Henry Ruff
Barry Pangborn
Bis Case
Senry Conservatory
Roswell G.- Horr
Jes N. Fowler
Christ
Harrgen
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Evekouwa
F-J. Chen
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