Charity talk highlights Plainfield Industrial relief drive
Arthur Milbury of Newark discusses the Industrial Aid Society founded in 1691 to aid the homeless in New York. Plainfield leaders Rev. Dr. Lewis Rev. Dr. Richards HL C. Harder join the effort which aids the hungry with meals and work in broom shop tailoring and shoemaking, underscoring a gospel driven rescue of fallen humanity.
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Arthur Milbury
Newark
Industrial
Wiber
New York
Plainfield
Dr. Lewis
Dr. Richards
HL C. Harder
Donald Mackay
J. Pierpont Morgana
Whitelaw’ Reid
Gov. Flower
de Fedjis
Iotheg
Ang
Res
Nauely
Milbury
Burrel
Byoum
Siliance
E. Ramo Me Apnaya
Porto Rico
Ramo
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Proper Registration for Voting Highlighted in Voter Guide
A historical notice stresses the importance of voter registration. It explains steps to ensure registration is complete and valid before election day, noting common pitfalls and offering guidance for first time registrants.
Fragmented Courier Notice Mentions Desired Goods
A garbled OCR fragment shows a courier seeking to secure a specific item for a person. The readable text references a will and a request for a particular type of item, though details are unclear. The passage lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Baptist State Convention Opens Busy Week with Public Sessions
Preliminary meetings for the Baptist State Convention and Evangelical Association end today with private sessions. Tomorrow public sessions begin, featuring reports on Temperance and Deminehousl publications, a ministerial education address by Dr. Eaches, and an annual sermon by Rev. O. Tiley of Bridgeton. Peddie Institute and South Jersey Institute brief accounts follow, with large attendance anticipated.
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Baptist State Convention
Evnca' Ag 'St
Horse Driver Hurt After Frightened Animal Spooks Mount
Isaiah Coriell of Mt. Horeb was knocked from his wagon when a roat driven by a young boy spooked his horse on Duer Street. The horse jumped a fence near Linden Avenue, dragging and smashing the wagon. Coriell suffered serious back injuries and facial cuts and had to be cared for by a neighbor. The horse were unloсked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Coriell
Mt. Horeb
Duer Street
Linden Avenue
Mr. Coriell
Slipped on Painted Steps Injures Visitor Near Weigman Home
A woman visiting Mrs. Weigman of East Front slipped on painted steps in front of George Moore’s house. She nearly collapsed but avoided serious injury as nearby gas and benzine-related actions had recently removed the paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigman
East Front
George Moore
Coachmen's Association Refunds Benefit for Ill Member
The benefit planned for John Kyle of Watchung Avenue by the Coachmen's Association was abandoned due to raffle restrictions. The money already paid for tickets will be devoted to Mr Kyle's use as he has been ill for a year and shows little likelihood of recovery.
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Coachmen’s Association
John Kyle
Watchung Avenue
Kyle
Voter Registration Reminder Plague Text
A fragmented notice urges readers to register for an upcoming vote with partial phrases referencing proper procedures and a tomorrow deadline. The readable portion includes stray words about polling and eligibility.
Fighting the Saloon in Piai Women Lead Protest
The text argues temperance as a pervasive evil, linking alcohol to anarchy and social harm. It criticizes politicians including President Cleveland for inaction and questions the moral responsibility of Christian voters. It notes upcoming meetings with a planned address by John G. Wooley.
Christian in Politics Urges Upright Citizens to Vote
Rev G L Goodrich preached that ministers may influence elections and urged laws to limit work by corporations, denouncing saloons and party machines. He warned of corrupt city governments, urged church-led reform, and called for voting for honest Christian men.
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Congregational Church
G. L. Goodrich
Christian Society
Revelations Ll. Vv
United States
Cherry Street
New York
Germany
New York City
Farkhurst
Goodrich
Cobristan
Westfield Officials Debate Trolley Route On Busy North Avenue
The Westfield Township Committee met Friday to discuss a petition urging tracks from the Fanwood line along North Avenue to Broad Street and Mountain Avenue, then to the Clark Township line. Businessmen oppose car tracks on narrow Broad Street and objections arise about routing near the railroad bridge on West Avenue.
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Westfield
North Avenue
Fanwood
Broad Street
Broad
Mountain Avenue
Clark Township
Ithe Ray Wanver
W. Avenue
Dalziel's School Announces Telegraphy Classes Start Monday
Dalziel's School for Manual Training on East Front Street will begin higher classes in telegraphy next Monday. The longtime teacher of forty years in industrial arts brings accessible instruction to local residents, avoiding trips to New York for studies.
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Dalziel
East Front Street
New York
New
Modestation
Thin City
Reunion Celebrated Amid Old Friends
A quiet reunion brought together longtime acquaintances for shared memories and renewed connections, highlighting the warmth of familiar faces returning to a familiar setting.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Rainaville
Rainaville Indiana merchants tout Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted household medicine for families and children, claiming it soothes coughs and colds with proven effectiveness.
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Rainaville
Indiana
Jacop N
Local resident praises Chamberisin and North Atone manager
"I would trust that medicine than any I know of" says Mrs Hattie Mason of Chilton Carter County Missouri about Chamberisin and North Atone in a manager role.
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Hattie Mason
Chilton
Carter Co Mo
Chamberisin's
North Atone
Local notices mix of events and ads in October listings
Community items mention a Bowling League schedule meeting at the Cab House and dates for October games. Other notes include a new electric light issue at Avenue and Somerset Street, a millinery advance for S. Adame in East Front, and sales by the Opportunity Circle of Kings. The Holy Cross Sunday School organizes legions of articles for October, while a German Reformed Church ministrations appear beneficial. A prior divorce case involving Miss Heorieta OCrossman and George D. Fawcett is noted, plus kennel sales and a civic effort to promote advertising for shows at Elizabeth Opera House.
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Rs. S. Adame
East Front
New York
Milline
Bowling League
of Trade Cab House
Avenue
Somerset Street
Iece
Windape
Sanday School of Holy Cross
German Reformed Church
Hauser
Bill Boards
North Avenue
Variah
Music Hall
Elizabeth Opera House
Talbot
Ing
Holy Rosa
J. Murphy
Normerford
Kings
Crescedt Avenue
Barke
New Burswick
W. Bitlis
Websterplace
de Ne
Fawcet
Plainfield
Marshall
Herwood Farm
Perey Chi
Abe
Trenton Prive
Male Collection Held in Trust Dispute Near Resolution
Heirs contest disposal of a valued male collection intent on placing it in the library. H E Cramer pressed to carry out the benefactor's wish. A deed to the city was signed with conditions to cover taxes and legal costs. Papers moved to Jersey City for a Chancellor's hearing, with placement expected to honor the original possessor's wishes.
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H. E. Cramer
Shearing
Nevins Fails to Buy Killeen Castle in Ireland
Thomas Nevins of the Plainfield Street Railway returns from Ireland reporting poor outlook for purchasing Killeen Castle. Friends of Lady Fingal and her husband had funds to pay mortgage and may resecure the property or refinance. Nevins plans to buy an estate of 175 acres near Dublin after the failed sale.
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Thomas Nevins
Plainfield Street Railway
Ireland
Killeen Castile
Lady
Earl
Lady Fingal
Nevins
Dablin
Sunday Y M C A Meeting Lifts Community Spirit
An attendee at yesterday's YMCA gathering praised the Sunday meetings as a worthy practical religious feature for the community. He noted the male choir adds vitality, drawing young men and encouraging character improvement, likening it to the best Falton Street meetings.
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Falton Street
Harvest Festival at Holy Cross Church
Harvest Festival service held at Holy Cross Church with a large attendance yesterday morning. Rev. T. De Murphy delivered a sermon from Galatians 6 7 Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap. Toe mansie choir under George F Hossings rendered hymns and anthems. afternoon included offertory, two new pieces Cobb meguil cat by Cobb and Deus by Tuzer.
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Holy Gross Church
T. de Murphy
Cobb
Deus
Tuzer
Voter Registration Check Before Tomorrow’s Election
A prompt reminds residents to verify their registration status for the upcoming election tomorrow. Officials urge eligible voters to confirm eligibility and avoid casting issues at the polls.
Missing neighbor hunt ends in attic misfire at Watson Emery’s
A Sunday night incident at Watson Emery’s Lyman home led neighbors to search with revolvers after a loud noise in the beanery. They investigated and found the coop but details remain unclear and no arrest reported.
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Watson Emery
Lyman
Reward Advertisement for Catarrh Cure Offered
An old style notice offers One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh cured by a remedy. The ad asserts trustworthiness in all business dealings and invites readers to contact the provider for the remedy.
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Rae Ie Cnet
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