Plainfield ward meetings set for November delegate counting
Republican voters in Plainfield plan ward meetings on November 4 and 8 at various rooms to elect delegates for city convention, choose council and other officials, with totals for each ward and officer posts to be selected. Local editorials discuss political misstatements and reactions to law enforcement on sidewalk cycling.
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Plainfield
Republican Association
East Front Street
Commission of Appeal
East Fron Street
Bryant Schooling
East Sixth Street
Casino
Seventh Street
Aringto Avenue
Carey’ Auction Rooms
West Front Street
Common
A. Barsox
E. N. Enicxsoux
New Jersey Sportsmen Association Tightens Game Laws
The association near the Chatham station on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway extends strict regulations and enforcement in the upper Passaic valley. Members act with constable powers, special wardens patrol during open season, and heavy fines or gun confiscation aim to deter trespass and protect stock and crops.
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Chatham
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Upper Passaic Valley
New Jersey
Association
November Weather Forecast by Rev Irl Hicks
Rev Irl Hicks predicts a frosty start and clearing skies in the East for November. Temperatures rise with a West North barometer drop, storms with rain and snow expected around the 4th, and a volatile autumn with earthquakes near the 1st to 3rd. A full moon eclipse on the 15th brings intensified disturbances and earth tremor potential, followed by cold waves and a warm spell with rain and snow moving eastward before a late month frost crown. Navigation on the lakes in November may be doubtful with early time hindrances and seas and coasts damaged by October winds.
Repeated on the Lakes Haunting Warning Voices Rise
The fragment notes repeated echoes on the lakes and warns that horrors may arise if all involved fail to exercise proper care and watchfulness. It emphasizes cautious behavior and vigilance among those nearby.
Chile replies to Harri son telegram on New Orleans massacre
Chile says it will handle the investigation under its own jurisdiction and authority. The minister notes judicial inquiry in Chile is secret and results are not yet ready for public disclosure. He asserts no unfriendly intent toward the United States and preserves friendly relations between the two nations.
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Wasarsoros
Blaine
Italy
New Orleans
Minster
Chili
Harrison
Altough
Val
United States
Burning of a Steam Boat Oliver Beirne
Thirteen Lives Known To Be Lost Many Persons Missing At Milliken's Bend the Oliver Beirne Captain's crew of 50 and 100 deck passengers 15 cabin passengers were aboard when fire broke out at 3 30 yesterday morning Thirteen lives known lost including six passengers two chambermaids and five cabin boys several deckhands burned or drowned and many passengers and crew missing after the steamer landed at Milli ken's Bend last night alarm raised as fire started on the long deck
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Oliver Beirne
St. Louis
New Orleans
Milliken's Bend
Vmary
Prisoner Attempted Suicide On Way To Wethersfield
A prisoner named Fan, who had served seven years for robbery, attempted to cut his throat at a railroad station while being transported to Wethersfield. His blade skipped a vein and he survived but endured a grim struggle as guards and a bandage were applied. He was moved to the prison hospital for treatment.
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New Haves
Joseph Fan Young Wan
Wethersfield
Attack at No 69 New Chambers Street Leaves Man with Fractured Skull
John Whittell of No 69 New Chambers Street was struck on the head with an iron bar, fracturing his skull. He was sent to Chambers Street Hospital where Fine Gan was arrested.
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John Whittell
New Chambers Street
Whittell
Chambers Street Hospital
Finegan
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