Political turmoil shapes New Jersey party push in 1860s era
Fragmented OCR reveals a heated party convention scene in New Jersey with calls to support Republican candidates and oppose Democratic ticket. Mentions committees, nominations, and figures like Foeler Yourheos, George Kyte, and B. Vipraree amid volatile election rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biles
Foeler Yourheos
Sen
Adele Ky
Sher
Poe
Leo
B. M. Vipraree
George Kyte
Leow
Uddaery
Moore
Fragmented OCR note on a local scene and injuries
The readable text depicts an incident on a street with a crowd and a medical claim. It mentions people named in a disordered way and describes a commotion with a fall and injuries. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Captured in Watchung Avenue Home Intruder Scene
A Mynterian found Arense Mr. Simmondy Way at midnight and the household confronted a presumed intruder. Nothing taken. a chilling, amusing incident with shivers to spines and a brief pursuit around the home on Watchung Avenue. Neighbors stood by as the door chained fooded back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arense Mr. Simmondy
Watehong Avenue
Horton Simmonds
Fred Stover
New York
Simmons
Fred
Aira
Herman Simmonds
Mr. Hoover
Alleh Gy Ewingig
Local Club Meeting Yields No Candidate Amid Odd Notes
A jumble of parish and civic notes reports Urine thulus arrival for AM, winter blooming plans at Qumran, and Tarioly of Eacer. Edward Jones rejected by U. B. Club. Mauree Avenue Chapel youths plan entertainment for friends. An independent bowling club forms at Artington. Gowler to lead. Temperature extremes noted. Megrow and Megrow orient events planned. A dance at Yau Derews in Lueberine attracts Pisindelters. A jewelry theft occurs near Lowe's, with a woman pursued. State Convwell delegates from Tremton to meet. Adve and Devel Budine named from Preunkwn. Women Foreign Missionary Society holds summer meeting. delegates and speakers listed. Warren 4 ms Wit meeting includes extracts from YR GB State Courvendon Getd in October. Financial corps members honored at jubilee. new clothing described. Local youths in town protest for or against some purpose, with customers uncertain of intent. Electric railway near year-long operation shows promise. outlook remains positive. Beott Post No 76 AK accepts invitation from Barv Host No 37 Rut. to fraternal visit, planned around 8 o clock.
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Jone
AM. Gevilin
Qumran
U. B
Edward Jones
Mauree Aveoue Chapel
Artington
Shanes Abe
Orient
Uae
Conwell
Jar
Tremton Taluy
Devel Budine
Preukwn
Geunell No AL
Add
Dy Anderson
GT Lunbanyam
Somerset Couteil
Syewiy
Slr
Menhudiet
Courvendon
Finaultrun Corps
Cdwle
Moore Freed After Jury Findings On Milk Adulteration Case
The trial of George M. Moore, accused of adulterating milk sold to customers, ended in a verdict of guilty before Justices Neeb. The panel concluded Moore may not have known the milk he supplied was adulterated, while defense counsel W A Coddington argued lack of rebuttal evidence and questioned milk testing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Neeb
Moore
W. A. Coddington
Tolwe
Foreman
Jadee
K. Moore
Joseph Hobl
H. T. Smith
John Kenney
William Thorne
T. Price
G. Hanmeal
E. Eston
T. Ve Johnston
Bo Poagie
William Mund
P. L. Vandergriff
Bourerset Street
Loat Moore
Uae
Leun Abbott, Jr
Sun Bn
Hibbite
Galbraith
Alaphord
Telanta
Fragmentary OCR notes on a sick man and a train journey
An unclear report describes Corrado falling ill and returning home after a Sunday incident. It mentions a trip from Chileno to Guew Koala, a world war concept, a secretary, a council, and a carriage at a depot. The sequence includes hospital and transport references with strained wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parila
Fle
Chileno
Weil
Bright
Courier Advertisers Reap Success
A reader who wished her advertisement printed in two lines returned after publication to report it secured a good job. Her experience underscores the Courier as a leading local advertising outlet and a trusted medium for readers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Howell Division Branches Out at Temperance Meeting
At a Howell Division Sons of Temperance gathering last night the group decided to form a distinct social elite within the order. The plan includes a new name and a separate set of officers aligned with bylaw compliance, while continuing core activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Dyvision
Sons of Temperance
Furs Social One
Eac
Local sidewalk and porch work described in Pecora Concrete notes
A twelve foot sidewalk of Pecora Concrete Store has been laid for F 0 Herring before to Dew Fesudence or Park avenue. A six foot walk of the same material leads up the house. Between the walk end the porch is a fourteen foot circle with steps, the color noted as light blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Edith Needham Weds John H Thomas in Jacksons ceremony
A home wedding at the residence of Borough Councilman Henry E Needham in Jackson last evening joined Edith Needham daughter of Berengh Comnetimas He Beedhas and John H Thomas of New York. The ceremony was modest with close relatives present, followed by refreshments and a rice shower as the couple departed for their wedding journey. Attending were Mrs Thompson and Mr Stich, Mr and Mrs WH Needham, Miss Coles of New York, and several local residents from Plainfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bovdhem
Berengh
Henry E. Needham
Jackson Aresus
Misa Edith Needham
John H Thomas
D.d
Mra Thompson
Mra Stich
WH. Neewtham
Mise Coles
New York
Mra
Jotn
BR. Marsh
Mew
J. R. Reiphert
Courier Reader Offer Promises Largest Magazine Gift
Plainfield readers are urged to purchase the Courier for a special third page advertisement offer. The Domestic Company supplies a magazine and a design plate with each issue at a cost of twenty five cents to patrons. The notice invites readers to examine the sample and decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couner
Plainfeld
Courier
All Adde
Gourer
Aloe
Plain- Oeld
St Lem
Owen
PALE CLUS BOWLING Dates Schedule for New Jersey League
The central New Jersey Howling League issues a schedule of eight clubs for the upcoming season. Match dates include Spark Club at Park, Newark Bay at Park, Westfield at Park, Roselle at Park, and Elizabeth at Park, among others, with games set through February.
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Central New Jersey
Park Vial
Park
Roselle
Mayoove
New Jersey
Westfield
Newark Bay
Black Crook to Draw Large Crowd Saturday Night
Ambitious revival of the Black Crook expected to attract over 3000 theatergoers at the Academy of Music New York with a Children’s Ballet and the Fresco Quadrell Dancers in a program featuring grand ballets and a famed private smoker at a local home noted for medical remedies.
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Academy of Music
New York City
New York
Gotham
Woman's clubs discuss equal rights and culture progress
A meeting in Miscomtenah AR Revie featured speakers Mrs Aweha lnekensun Pupe Mrs Florence Howet Hail Mrs A M Powell and Mrs Belily on women education clubs and equal rights. The program emphasized women's higher education executive ability and social culture while noting objections to masculine tastes. An adjourned session was held to decide on the subject further.
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Tim
Cevewes
Aweha Lnekensun Pupe
Plorence Howet Hail
A. M. Powell
Mra
Belily
Hall
Local War Sagas Highlight Weekend Events
Tonight and tomorrow a series of community events unfolds in Warren. A reception for the Warren Chapel Christian Endeavors Society is planned at the Presbyterian Church, with speakers including a Salvation Army member. The Y M C A building project progresses with ironwork and ventilators. front stones will be laid for homes on Somerset Street. Half-time workers continue at Scott's Prese Works with no layoffs.
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Baja
Eugine
Zephyr Tires Company
Uy Ueir Reepective
Fort Presbyterian
OB Herring
Gazelle Ku Blue
Warren Chapel
Christian Endeavors Society
Salvation Army
Very
Aruy
Leeemer
A.M. Grifigs
George Kirch
John H. Kitehan
Somerset Street
Grove Street
Pty
Scott's
Local society notes and travels headline a year’s arc
A jumble of social items and travel notes: Williem T Kirk returns from Baltimore amid wedding plans for the Smork-Wycked ceremony. Ten Eyck-Osborns host an event at Trinity Reformed Church. A Walker takes a brief trip home to Rupers Walks. Walter Gices and Mrs King plan Boston travel. young men prepare for a wake service at Ubepet waight. M. Rose Lowrie’s engagement to Dr. Frank R. of Prot street announced for Grace Church on November 6. George remains away for a wedding.
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Newstreet
Ming M. Rose Lowrie
A. M. Lowrie
Forsares
Frank RB
Prot Street
Grace Uberch
William White
Willow Avenue
George
Florence Mont
Manasquan
E. B. Rogers
East Second Street
St John McCatebep
Rockview Terrace
Wwe
Mise Nore Casey
West Third Street
John Kretzer
Emily Sreet
Mywtie, Goum
Is the Gang Working in Hometime Borough Breakin
A rough early Monday morning incident describes a gang prowling the Borough and entering Louis Mulling's home customer place. The intruders reached the cellar but could not gain access, while one person helped themselves to canned trait and cold curry before fleeing. residents report fear and call for police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mulling
Justice Mosher's Court Verdict in Mathewas v Dalty
The Mathewas versus Dalty case opened this morning in Justice Mosher's court. The jury returned a verdict of Bo vane jor. Mathews was ordered to pay the court costs and protested the proceedings, insisting on a broader review before a rag lit.
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Mathewas Va
Dalty
Bo Vane
Mathews
Burglary in New Market Strikes Grocery Store
A burglary occurred last night in New Market targeting a grocery store. About twenty townspeople reported a rush of thieves moving through the area, continuing a spree that has lasted three weeks. The burglars completed their work undetected, leaving investigators to pursue leads.
Unclear local bowling event and injuries report
Fragmented report covers an ongoing Individual Bowling Tournament at 0. M. L. alleys with several players and scores, mentions a foreman Jobs Dents injuring an ankle, and a horse scare on Park Avenue disrupting traffic near Justice Nash's office. Details are incomplete and puzzle-like.
Lecture Series Opens With Rev Hobart Clark Address
The first lecture of the course will be by Pastor Rev Hobart Clark, of Mr Hem, announced to deliver the essay to exalt us. He is now in Chicago and cannot be present in time. date to be announced later. Mr Clark will discuss Howells' people and the novelist's introduced friends.
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Hobart Clark
Hem
Ile
Chicago
Cannet
Das
Clark
England
Howells
Kings Daughters Weekly Pone at Mercer Avenue
Mr F G Poster, Chairman, 9% Mercer avenue, and Mrs A W Haviland of 26 Buckview Avenue announce the week's Kings Daughters event. Public notice lists organizers and location details for community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Poster
Mercer Avenue
A. W. Haviland
Bockview
Avenua
Suman
Local political group formation described in fragmentary notice
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a preliminary meeting or formation of a political economic group in a city, with unclear references to individuals and dates. The readable parts suggest a talk of growth, meetings, and community involvement, but concrete names, places, or outcomes are not evident.
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Ayn Kyte
Republicas
Winfield Scott Post
Pare
New Jereey
Nilupted
Leyend
Percy
Tay Bey
Rami
Rot
Uby Pettvord
Este
Selmi
Mt Assiens
Haveré
Mertey Lebane
Weber
Elena
Hert Riway
Ife
Akering
Aod
Betuagh
Jos Ku Avenue
Wilkman Moore
Duwaam
Howell Division
Sf Cis
Irth Street
J. B. Wilson
Clay
Sharpe
Dr. King
Persomalia
Walter Giceos
King
West
Eeanstreet
Boston
Aoung
Ubepet
Keckview
McGee
Justice Mosher
New Market
Rand Bank
Jobs Dents
J. Pr
Elzsbeth
Justion Nash
Bleckford
Wobart Clare
Galat Cares
Wong-ot
Cain
Kenyon
Qon Park Avenue
Johnston Avenue
Font Thly
Parmeni
North Avenue
L. W
Wet Front Street
Crescent
Kent
Ary West Secon Wreet
Malford
North Evenue
Matt
Agdrese & We Courier
Hillier &2 CO
North Ave
Plainfield
Peck
Howard A-Pope
Wheelinen
Ieee
J. A. Demarest
Coryphees
Moy
Park Ave
Fourth Street
Doane
Orns Pe
Yami
Racenet
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