Free Text Books Referendum Ballot Decision Report
A village meeting in New Market hall voted by ballot on funding free text books. The tally showed 45 in favor and 46 against, with debate over who should pay and impact on taxes. The next vote is set for Tuesday at the same venue.
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Parateway
Ber Viether
Merceier
Caror
Harton Landing
Jeralon
Kerell
Kelley
Teller
Polly
Thorn
Ian Pareiaenyg
Haselien
Fragmented Local News Snippets From Town Page
A jumble of brief items describes a postponed team meeting, a lightning incident harming Toren, park line removals, weather notes, academy openings, dairy bloom and harvest chatter. Mentions of Labor Day post office signs and local gossip flavor the page with scattered community updates.
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Emborgh & Sone Dry Goods
Meneliy
Corpe Ie
Srek
Wisinfield
Laeraher
UX 8
Ploreta Grove
Royniow
Green Villere Sn Meyereville
Weiter
Local residents seen visiting and traveling around town
A stream of notices lists residents visiting relatives and taking trips. Names such as Dr. Bedford Eugene A Laine Mre John Pant Stella Sistey Mina Nelle McGinnia and many others are mentioned as they return home from vacations, recover from ailments, or plan or complete visits to Asbury Lake George Rockaway Beach and Dover.
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Dr. Bedford
Glen Istead
Eugene A Laine
John
Pant
Ireet
Altoona
Willie Titsing
Stella Sistey
Second Street
Mina
McGinnia
Viet Et
Elizabeth
Tella
Merv
Ella
Lake George
F. C. Merrey
A. G. Carpenter
Menning Avenue
Mar Cay
Professor Galiman
Onde
Mendway
Penway
Selenen Corncil
Philadelphia
Somerset Counel
Howard K. Coolbdge
Orange
Mra Dutuga
J. M. Pickell
New York
Mea
Withama
West Front Street
Mea Wheatin Lowry
Sherman Avenue
Heean Hiroe
Willian Wyckoff
Thinity
Tel
Mia Fener Cavalier
Hamilton Street
New Branewick
Mia PF Laine
East Fifth Street
Annaniale
Late News on Stephen B. Bikins Illness in West Virginia
Former Secretary of War Stephen B. Bikins is reported severely ill with erysipelas in Ricixs West Virginia. Physicians in attendance refuse some personal details about his condition and privacy, citing severe illness.
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Ricixs
W. Va
Stephen B. Bikins
Pepenes
Kissed by a Maniac in Jersey City Street Attack
Miss Eumaun, daughter of Assessor Cinna, 18, was assaulted at 8 o clock in Jersey City after a stranger threw his arms around her. She screamed, the assailant released her, and Mayor Rantin pursued and captured him. Police identify the suspect as Gustave Boetike, 50, described as excitable and rambling when questioned.
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Schan Te Theeenmeiet
Eumamern
Iemaise Claows
Cinna
Thie City
Dunnelly
Abe
Jersey
Denis
Missour
Rantin
Loostim
Gustave Boetike
Willhe Pollen
The Miranda Lost and the Rigel Arrive With Passengers
The schooner Miranda, departed New York July 7 with passengers for the Arsiie Expedition, reached St Johns for repairs and then faced delays near Greenvi e while attempting to reach destination. Ninety-one aboard were transferred to the Rigel, with the Miranda left to fate as the crew moved to the Kael on August 23.
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Nowrn
Rigel
Heen
Watrom
Miranda
New York
Cooke Arsiie
Mirante
St Johneton
Greenvied
Barber
Lance Hole
Bowem
de Limkem Lwok
Ann Hille
Miransa
Sukker
Rafely
Otto
Mir Jahns
Frul Fond
Itigel
The Cause of Fevers in Humankind
Fragmentary text describes fevers and suspected causes, including germs and symptoms. It mentions a physician and scientific ideas but is garbled, with unclear dates or places. The excerpt hints at medical theories and attempts to explain fevers through contagion and body responses.
Board of Education Holds First Meeting of Year
The 61st meeting of the Board of Education was held. reports included a $365.65 collection by John Johnson, with funds deposited. Several staff appointments were rejected or not reported, including Lymen D. Alien and Julia A. Bawler. Building committees reviewed safety at the High School after Chief Doane inspection, suggesting a row of poteau posts in the cellar. the rest of the structure was deemed secure. Lovell and Dr. Jentina were named to audit the year’s finances, and irrigation hydrants near Irving School were debated with authority to act if hydrants are approved by the Council.
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Board of ‘Education
Eet
N. Lowall
John Johnson
Lymen D. Alien
Auns D. Sime
Gretyear
Washington School
Julia’ A. Bawler
Bryant
Mary W. Ilsisiaot
Doane
Onler
F. A. Duohem
Lovell
Jentina
Irving
Norwood Athletic Club Renamed After Season Event
The club on Norwood Avenue records show the Norwood Athletic Club name adopted after the season including intervals of plays and events. Officers listed include President Walter Hetcelt Jr, Secretary W. Bennett, Treasurer O. There. The change formalizes the club’s new identity.
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Verdict in Silliman case and local notices amid scattered items
The record notes a verdict in the Silliman versus Voortuere case and mentions a judge receiving the verdict with a recharged jury. Also reported are social and local notes including trips by Plainfielders, Jerusalem Lodge activities, School novelties, temperature highs and lows, a Sun editor from Seligman praising a diarrhea remedy, a loan case, a drunkenness sentence, and Chamberlain’s Remedy aiding a Chicago hotel guest.
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W. M. Silliman Va
Mr. Stillman
W. & Angleman
Maach Chm
Jersey Central
Jerusalem Lodge
Edeal
Dietrich Noted Among Pininieli's Guests
In a fragmentary note a Dietrich is listed among the guests at Pininieli's event, with unclear connections to Prem Col and Jehe. The text references Pistiering Tertinenist Prem Col.
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Prem Col. Jehe
Intervening Testimony of Dr Ligthil in Pain Relief Case
A patient describes ten years of severe pain and distress and praises Dr Ligthil for remarkable care. The testimony highlights persistent agony and unsuccessful prior efforts before receiving relief through Dr Ligthil’s treatment at the Central facility.
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Ligthil
Doctor Light Cures Painful Attack, Reader Reports Relief
A reader testifies that Dr Light quickly relieved a severe attack causing widespread body pain and distress. The patient states movement became possible after treatment and describes significant improvement following care. The account notes radical care for a rectal condition and praises the physician’s effectiveness.
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Light
Bill
Tony
Harrie
Ihoe Griggs
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Mare
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Asbury
Lanes
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Mes
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Minheepolla
Minn
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Pred Foster
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Newark
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Howe
Langer
East Front Street
Dave
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Waeeh Mit
End Me
Geory Palmer
East Thinl Street
Dover Stromdabary
Mise Oserie Bind
Chetan
N 4
Mra James Neal
Weet Prout Street
Magle Middiedith
Partarenur
Momlay
Honur
Mr. Lee
Piiladelphia
Mra JW. Alterman
Plaquemine
Suisanna
James Neal
West Pront Street
Caspar Mover
Shunellen
L & Bond
Mertin
Markerenne
Pennsylvania
Tie Bas Pot
Walter Freeman
West Foerts
Pasare
S. B. Bikins
Lorace Sterwin
Merron
Keck
Milfird Giee
Gieerem Hahcock
Sondey
Manning Avenue
Wester Avenue
Labor Day
Sprinefett
Muse
Newfore
Bern
Marie
Lewis
Secaing
Plorers
Bester
Orweed Atheletics
John G. Manger
Seligman
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
Reynohis Pharmacy
Park and Nisverues
Armstrong
Stevens
John Marks
Chicago
Charlest
Chamberlain
Errata Ener Eae Agh
Worth Paniateld
Gooree Magee
Hie Tateey Ee
Charset
Birte
Panera
Wetec
Hans Wiha
Sikerrson
Ors Ht
Young
Chamict
Newhall
Pambeth
North Plainfield
Price
Courier
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Centea
Eenan J
David T. Kenney
Pernaces, RikpacyCa
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Rogers
West
DR. Lighthill
Dietrich
Pininieli'y Ghtest
Joux Dreraron
W. B Wile
B. J. Central
Rosetta, N.J
W. EB Dilts
T. R. van Zandt
Park Ave
Plainfel
N. J
T. R van Zandt
Park Avenue
Svea Ao
Sr Oubonto
Oustikate
Crescent Ave
Willet
Putnam & Degraw
Carey
FRONT
Grove
Eto
T. J Carey
Quincy
Vermont
L. L. Manning
Central Avenue
Gires
Edsall
Edsall’s
Commercial Palace
Babcock Building
Doane & Edsall
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