Fragmented OCR narrative on Assembly, candidates, and stage events
The readable text outlines an assembly context with names such as Tay meinem, Mayor, and Alexander, mentioning a convention, primary events, and possible election themes. It reads as a damaged OCR of a political column or report with scattered names, places, and procedural notes, lacking clear chronology or cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatton
Anthony
Belepa
Mepker
Tryumany
Cobain
Guy Wy Moure
Kiewa Om
Corwin
Easidemot
Pancr
Bates
Alexande Federa
Typworti
Clearhow A
Bis
Bowe
Murray
Daj Pestis
Peckwibernauir
Tito Meeauldy
Watts
Euneali Baton
Atitien
City Storms Through Last Night Saving Army Parade
Page recounts a chaotic scene after a Salvation Army procession in Newark. A large crowd watched as a flare of disorder erupted around 3:30 in the morning near Franklin Court, with juniors and order members entwined in a brief melee. Reports describe initiations, confrontations, and a dramatic turn as members and bystanders faced the unexpected disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Conpeil
Newark
Salvation Army
Franklin Couwell
Hania
George T Palevbitl
George Puller
Corwell
Ahem Tay Bowie
Untangled Local Notices and Meetings Across Town
Fragmented OCR lists a string of local items: parish notices, bowling club events, entertainment plans, football schedule elements, fundraising appeals, and civic announcements. It references residents and groups such as Westie Leader, Capt. Lilet Caught, the Vorue Wheelmen, and JC Cheney Co, with scattered mentions of dates, locations, and fundraising activities.
Gambled With Employer Money at Captain Martin’s New Brunswick Club
The manager of Captain Martin’s New Brunswick club Deva Kim allegedly gambled away $3,500 of employer funds. Ka. Wyckell, a teenaged employee, vanished. creditors say money was secured by pawned wheels and credit extended to cover losses. Wyckell left behind a destitute wife and two children. police note gambling led to disappearance and financial ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Martin
Brusewick
Deva” Kim
K. H. Wyckell
F. L. C. Martin
New Dronewick
Marvin
Marto
Wyckell
Moni
Wyckoff
New Haunawick
Wyckell Wes
Wife fights eviction to care for three children
A widow named Mrs Alfred Welson faced eviction by her landowner amid rising rents. She supported herself and three children by housework and tending a yard, and sought a temporary stay while securing a home. A court sale loomed as rent arrears accumulated, and the family relied on neighbors and church aid to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmalomnek
Hutuw
Mea Burke
Alfred Welson Hunter
Fiat
Fragments of a Church Gathering Reflect Autumn Festivities
A damaged notice describes a Treva of the Litte Peo ple ot Church Last Hight with decorated interiors and a liturgical program. Attendees included named women and youths. a revival was led by Elna Barr. The text recounts improvised scenes and a peculiar owl effigy amid uneven phrasing and garbled OCR.
Actua Wheelmen dispute over club funds and splits
Members accuse others of planning to hack up earnings from a cake walk after earning about 75 dollars each. Debate centers on misuse of money and who controls it. City’s colored news reports unrest as factions clash over spending and treasury plans.
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Actua
Transfers of Borough Real Estate Recorded
The borough records show John and Esther Allen transferring property to Pidelay Tide Depost Co for 15000 with a corner A. Chita sheriff handling a deed to Alfred TS Boyd for 2250 and William and Mary A White conveying to Geo FP White for 81.
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John and
Esther Allen
Pidelay Tide Depost Co
Comer A. Chita
Alfred TS. Boyd
William and
Mary A. White
Geo
Burglary Ring Strikes Danville and New Market Areas
A coordinated burglary gang is blamed for thefts across Danville and New Market. Residents fear nightly raids as houses are entered while occupants sleep. valuables, clothing, cash, and cigars are taken, with no clues left behind. Investigators report several homes hit since Saturday, with one thief targeting a field noted for work.
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Danellen
Mr. Sanyean
Umea
Mrs. Sampson
Lux
Mornig
Stephen Grown
Grown
Michiga
Chetr
Newen
Thorley
Silas Gurpentra
Prospect Avenue
Tie
Usek
Lewis Horna
Doasing
Charles Clirk
Foster Suield
Josey Laing
al Atlenyy Late At Runyuu
Lewis Lowe
Kunyon Claweon
Mouelles
Death of Nathan Larper and school notes from early 19th century record
The piece records the death of Superintendent Nathan Larper with condolences from the Maingeld Friends for his long service and guidance. It also mentions the loss of two Alderney cows from the Emory farm, found by farmer Parsell, and notes a local Democratic Convention criticizing reform tracks while Republicans face blame.
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Sulowlles
Natha
Mahysears
Kchoul
Nathan Larper
Emory
Jom Parsella
Brook
Nigit
Parsells
Henry Weiser
Parselle
Weiser
Closure motion in Senate and wreck reports from Oct 20
The Courier notes a closure motion in the Senate introduced by Voorhees at 10:30 AM. It also reports two frightful wrecks on Oct 20 near Hattie Creek and Nichols, with many killed or burned as trains collided and carriages burned. Republican delegates plan meetings at Association Ball on Front Street tonight and county delegates meet tomorrow night.
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the Courier
Wasnixerm
Voorhees
Senate
Courier
Therrort
Mien
Grand Trunk Railroad
Hattie ‘Creek
Attle Crexe
Mica
Nichols
Thore
Raymond Whitcomb
It Sa
Whitcomb
Assembly
Miss Bessie Fish Wedding at Calvary Church New York
The marriage of Bessie Fish to William Bloodgood was held at Calvary Church New York with Rev Lawry officiating. Attendants included Maude Muldiedils Maude Van Buskerck Marion Dowont Jessamy Morte and Gertrude Snyder as bridesmaids, and Arthur Lowry Pin as maid of honor. The event followed by a rectory sale event and a noted social gathering with music and dancing. the groom’s family noted as prominent New Jersey roots. Frank Albert and William Martin traveled from New York to Philadelphia and planned further appearances at Madison Square Garden later in winter. A stag date change to November 11 was announced with Marshal P Wilder joining the show.
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Misa Besse
Ferdinand Bish
Withiam Bloodgood
Morria Plains
Calvary
Ubareh
New York
Rev
de Ort Lawry
Maude Muldiedils
Mans
Maercella Norton
Misa Mlortuce Llawbert
Gerrude Snyder
Pindeliphin Toe Toon
Atuie Lowry Pin
Deauliti
Sean Will Duches Isce
Sue
Fai
Frank al Bert Amd
William Martin
Philadelphia
PF. LG. Martin
Jneine
Mundleon Square Garden
Stag
Marshal P. Wilder
Mesers Brosks
Deotwn
Mrs Pound Found Legally Insane and Oriented for Admin
A jury inquiry in Council Obedber determined Mrs George Pound cannot manage her affairs. Her property will be administered by court appointment. The report notes the asylum admission and outlines ongoing guardianship proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pound
Personalities and visits crowd Plainfield society notes
Personalities from Broutdaburg to Plainfield and New York visit friends and attend events. Mr Boehm of West Nf S shows tech interests, Miss Lizzie Ten Eyke from Pingatawny visits city friends, Dr and Mrs Collin Carter move from Tolosa to Plainfield for the winter. Various locals attend the World’s Fair, weddings and social gatherings are announced, and guild officers are elected.
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Williammer
Btroudaburg
Howe
Henry Palmer
Bal Euat
Third Street
Boehm
West Nf S
Liza Ten Eyke
Pingatawny
Mra. Collin & Carter
Tolosa
Weat Fify-eighth’ Street
New York
William M Coddington
Albert Carmen
Danellen
Rinuehe Fellowshen
Albany
Townsend
Nelson
New Market
Titaworth
Danelien
Peter H. Wilson
Bound Brook
D. D. Grand ‘Ranger
New Jersey
Thin City
Marcaret Vermenle
Watch
Jore Avenue
Id Brookton Sr
Coles
Scotehi Plains
Jore
Vao Nest
West Front Strest
Tll
Ip Rene Te
J. A. Orean
T. C. Doane
West Fifth Street
Young Mens Club
Monroe Avenue Chapel
James MciGee
Allen Sod
Coddington
Som
Ornet Street
William Morrison
Movotabwe
Illinoa
Local clubs plan classes and events after meeting
The Boys Club Executive Committee and Ladies Advisory Committee met to set start dates for classes next Monday night. A beginner and an advanced bookkeeping class will be offered at the Y M G A rooms, led by G J Briggs and G Packer respectively. The Roseville Bowling Team reported a team victory and a shooting log from Charles Smith roads, while a chimney fire alarm was raised on Mercer Avenue.
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Boy's Club
United States
Breweh
Leala’ Schol
GQ. Packer
Unwe
P.O. B. Id Ak Ue
Seventh-Lay-Baptist
New Market
Horace J. Marti
E.ting
Third Street First Reyist Church Society
South Pasladeld Society
Roseville
Charles Smith
Howling
Charles Lyman
Mercer Avenue
Royal purple encampment marks degree conferral
Noah Dove and others received the Royal degree at a campment ceremony. Grand officials presided as the session proceeded to a banquet after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Dove
Mount
Three New York Vans Arrive to Seize Somerset Household Goods
Three New York vans arrived yesterday to seize the household of Miward Gehey of Somerset amid claims of new lead against goods by Hen Voeh, Frank Frereh and Lor. The total of the attachments amounts to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miward Gehey
Somerset
Hen Voeh
Frank Frereh
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New York Institute For Violin Playing
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