Riverside Streetcar Lines Advance In Peace Street Work
A jumble of local notes reports streetcar rails laid along Peace Street today for the Rertinent project. Officials plan a permanent operation this year amid macadam work on Park Avenue and a county line to Holly's Lane improvement aimed to finish by December.
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Park Avenue
Holly's Lane
Crescent League
Boase
Bom
Union County Grand Jury
Wylie
Gettysburg Thurada
Ife
Van Emburgh and Son Open New Store Busy This Morning
George L Van Emburgh’s friends and former patrons crowded the new store from seven o’clock as it opened this morning the business place is filling with customers and staff keeping busy. New goods arrive and the interior shows a complete stock of fresh items including specially ordered articles for the firm. The owners bring long experience and promise good value and service.
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van Embergh
Joe
Parmar Patrens
Mark Kew Goode
George L. van Emburgh
Busihere
Vlaee
Macy
van Emburgh
Verything
Sal Jet Ly
Body of Unknown Man Found on Central Railroad Tracks
The body of a young man about twenty two was found between the Central Railroad tracks near Garwood station at 6 40 am. He had both legs severed below the knees and the left hand crushed. The body was cold, suggesting death during the night. In his pockets seventeen cents and part of an envelope reading James Kenny Due five dollars August. He wore a brown plaid stick vest and dark brown trousers. Doctor Westcott viewed the body and it was taken to Casey's Morgue for identification.
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Meer
Wonfield
Ne Central Railroad
Garwood Station
Hovey
Jamen Kenny
Conny
Westcott
Casey's
Buffalo Bones and Ancient Encampment Found Near Donellen
Local investigator Mr Fountain reports discovery of buffalo bones and reindeer remains near Donellen, with a mound bearing a stone circle and hill suggesting a prehistoric Indian encampment. Experts at the Museum of Natural History and college professors identify the bones as buffalo and evidence as mound-builder remains, implying ancient wildlife roamed the region.
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H.fountals
Ween Freet
Ms Bastienes
Deas
Ir. Poustate
West Front
Wille
Sebes
Aes
Mel Ora
Haa
Sudh Ekalla
Founain
Osborne
Dean
Fountain
Museum of Natural History
Big Fist Street
Alles
Xpert
New Jersey
Colombas
Maki Hhe
Ubal
Round Brooks Fire Parade Observed in Boonton Brook
Tolambian Day marked by an afternoon parade and evening ball in Boonton Brook with a crowd of about five hundred attending. Police, mayor, and council, along with local fire companies and bands from Bound Brook, Somerville, North Plainfield, Raritan, and New York area groups, participated in the civic event.
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Sowerset Engine Co
Somerville
J. and
L. Co
Bound Brook
Engine Co
North Plain
Champion Athlete Crowned At High School Meet
The High School Athletic Association crowned F. K. Fish Jr the champion after events including a hundred yard dash shot put long jump and relay. Judges awarded points with Fish leading 21 total, Whiting 16 and Campbell 14 as prizes donated by local merchants were awarded to the winners.
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George Otly
Sion Ain
Poe Major
Aoa Ss
KE i Gerrell
J. O. Whitney
D. Aesume
F. K. Fish, Jr
J. C. Whiting
M. Nerge
E. Serreil
Aab Crane
J. W. Cirtner
Rok Paies Ee
Rittenhouse
Tamptial
Camptall High School
Saoting Wi
Touk
RM. Clark
B Shaen
AM. Grane
Jenny
B .Campbell
D. D. Pfender
PF. K. Fish, Jr
F. K. Fish
E Serreil
Pfender
J. C. Whitney
P. K. Fish, Jr
Fish
Serrell
A. B
S. Crane
J. C. Whig
Tata Ad Collier
F. Martin
Dush-Bella
Doane & Jail
Mckinson
Shooting Tournament Sparks at Claremoo Jardainay
Lively shooting at the annual Sew bie Lappelae tournament on Claremoo grounds drew top marksmen from the Independent Club. Neil Apgar posted 14 straight in one event, then 16 of 20 in another, while organizers seek more entries as plans for a looming match and prize of fifty dollars unfold.
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Neil Apgar
Plainfielders Face Trial After Parade Incident
Report describes Mim Belle Dred and two Pioneer Dram of New York members involved as a horse spooked by parade noise and ran wild. One rider was thrown, another person charged with cruelty to animals. Prosecution notes lengthy explanations by Em in court as witnesses recount mishap and consequences.
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Pioneer
New York
I Smith
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