Local Briefs Include Weather, Meetings and Misc Updates
Local notes report light snow and four inch drift overnight, rain and temp swings from 52 to 39. Monday crowd outlines outlawed candidates while Somerset street rail wheels fail. Edasil store crew seeks moonlight row on New Market pond and coal offices open all day Saturdays. Missionary society plans Wednesday service as temperature extremes reach 52 and 39. Bowling captaincy changes, organ talk at St Mary’s Church, and a new wagon wheel incident on West Front Street. Ex-champion player Muir’s form noted. brick wagon incident at West Front Street. various items from North Avenue and West Front Street reflect community concerns and minor mishaps.
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Somerset Street
Edasil
Toe Coal
South Winifield Woman's Missionary Society
Cyto Neem
Wen
Weay Seachtreet
Wmell
Romania
Alex Muir
Porter Uress Works
Ineig
Pert of Mines
Mog
Pastors Sermons Announced For First Presbyterian Series
The ule course of sermons to be delivered in the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday evenings begins tomorrow with a September schedule. July anchors May 24 and 30 mark key dates as the program unfolds. The new manager Mr Marts brings years of experience and plans to raise funds for the parish work under his charge.
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First Presbyterian
Tomorow
Ucl
TMK
Eighia
Marts
Wang sneeller and the elusive operatic season
The text describes a flawed performance with Wang as a leading singer and a decent chorus. It notes the company treated Wang as a top operatic partner and praises the effective chorus and support cast, while acknowledging inconsistent pacing and stage craft.
Fragmentary medical anecdote from early newspaper page
The readable text references Irving W Larore and physicians discussing muscular soreness and stiffness. Mentions a case commentary by physicians, drug remedies, and a manager named Armstrong. Many names and places are garbled, but the fragment hints at a medical reform discussion and treatment cessions.
Local Residents Visit and Migrate in Monticello Area
Miss Alabia Vail of this city visits Locust Grove. Miss Barrets of Rockview visits Brooklyn. Van Jakes of Washington moves to 413 East Pitch Street. Edward Caldwell of Chicago moves to 409 Lowe Pitch Street. Mrs J Brater of Booth Plains visits Philadelphia. President W D Murrey of the M. Ay. Father of a boy born this morning, Robert Wyckoff of Artington visiting Monticello, returns Monday. Addie Weaver spends weeks with J A Passmore at Norristown. Harry G Mumble family return from summer trip. J E Morgana of West Front Street back from Liberty. Norman Robasco of East Front Street graduates High School, to attend Columbia College in October. Jovan Rockafellow of Nor have this morning at age 66. funeral private. Rev. Pi Fiibaon of Mt Olive Baptist Church will preach at Mi. Zion A M E tomorrow. William Trembein of Orange Street returns from Hazleton to spend vacation. Rev. William of Wenry Rest to occupy pulpit tomorrow. Plizgerald of South Plainfield recovers from skull fracture after track incident. M J Cashden of Watchung Ave expects visit from WA Cashes of Poughkeepsie on way to Baltimore. Willem Feivel of Newark, charter member of the Cering and Tarn Verein, to visit society tomorrow. Cres cent Wheelmen meet Monday. street Commissioner Moyer likely elected to Board of Governors.
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Alabia Vail
Barrets
Rockview
Brooklyn
KR van Jakes
Washington
East Pifch Reet
Edward Caldwell
Chicago
Lowe Pith Street
J. Brater
Booth Plains
Philadelphia
W. D. Murrey
Robert Wyckof
Artington
Monticello
Addie Weaver
J A Passmore
Norristown
Harry G. Mumble
Eighth Street
T. E Morgana
West Pront
Liberty N
Norman [Robasco
East Front Frees
High Schoo
Wil
Columbia College
Jovan Rockafellow
Norhavere
Mia
Pi Fiibaon
Mt Olive Baptist Churen
Ie Mi. Zion A. M. E
Veodford
Plizgerald
South Plainfield
M J Cashden
Watchungaverme
Cashes
Poughkeepsie
Baltimore
Willem Feivel
Newark
The
Earing and
Tarn Verein
Ana
Crescent Wheelmen
Moyer
Board of Governors
Loose Spokes and City News From Pins and Parks
A jumble of items reports loose spokes on a wheel trip by Miss Lenie Faulks, insurance demand for bicycle theft policies, and a Columbia Model 37 sold to Monte Scott. It notes a 43 mile time by Titus on the Hampton Park road, plus a rider from New Brunswick with a revolver incident. Capt F L C Martin received silver medals for the regtary run on June 23 Newark to Asbury Park.
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Lenie Faulks
South Pinie
Tetorner
Elizabeth
E . Marvin
Tie
Yarvall
Wisinfield
Thacon
Mpiladelpha
Columbia
Pol
Martin
Monte Scott
Hampton Park
Titus
Verry Kawain
Asbury Park
Newark
Drew Bridge
New Brunswick
F LC Martin
Fragmented arts notice hints at canceled tickets and signatures
The fragment describes last Thursday's Dante ballet at Arlington Hotel with unprepared and unsigned tickets. It notes couples or attendees appeared similar to regular guests but lacked numbers or signatures from the pro Motte of the dance, signaling confusion and no slots.
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Arlington Hotel
Yeang Mee
el Hemee
Weeels Eich Weyeld
Unclear historical note on construction and transit mishap
Fragmentary report notes interior work at a new court area near Somerville Street and Balrne Hating. Carpenters near completion. a collision near Lehigh Valley Railroad talks between two engineers occurred around 3 am.
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Lehigh V. Gailroad
Pear
Gaebing
STATE ENDEAVOR CONVENTION TEEN TOWN PLAINFIELD NEWS
Plainfield teens plan to attend the State Endeavor Convention with services on Friday October 12 at 6 30 PM. Reverend A D Ptate Bridgeton and many others from Atlantic City Somer Camden Newark and Jersey City will lead the event. The First Church hosts the services while denominational meetings occur in other churches.
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O'Clork
Searty
A. D. Ptate
Bridgeton
H. M la
B Zimmerman
Bronewice
Cc Dane
Atlantic City
Somer
Camden
Sindere
A. Pallen
Weafeld
Clement Mayle
Elizabeth
A. Gimoar
Newark
David Hurrell
New York
Moe
Spangenburg
Pord Ouman
Bekt
Awoke the Lakes Echoes and Local Notices
A mangled journal snippet recalls a bicycle trip to Echo Lake with young locals including the Misses Greve Leogden Steven French and Bar rent, and Mr Angieman Burh wore Rangered Serrell and Whiting. Also notes a Presbyterian Church music program by Professor Machymont and a wedding service with several hymns. A safety alert mentions dangerous lead wires from unowned poles during a city electrical pole changing project, posing fire and injury risk.
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Echo Lake
Wastfield
Greve Sod Mille Leogden
Annie Steven
Helen French
Marle Barrent
Charles Angieman
Stephen Burhwore
R. Rangered
Arthur Serrell
Jorn Whiting
Harvest Supper At Monroe Avenue Chapel Aimed At Furnishings
Indies of Monroe Avenue Chapel announce a Harvest Supper on September to raise funds for furnishing the newly improved kitchen and chapel interiors after recent decorations. A WC T meeting and local notices follow with further community events and society notes.
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Monroe Avenue
Gold Heist Plot in Cleveland Plain Story
Joe hides gold amid a tense plan as weathered talk hints at a theft scheme. Characters discuss splitting money, potential hiding spots, and timing while uncertainty rises about safety and loyalty among companions. The dim scene centers on fear, suspicion, and a risky retrieve attempt.
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Thunderstion
Owen Boas
Joe
Enmurset
Cloveland Plain
Victorian violin teaching aid hints at finger touch and breathing
The excerpt describes a late nineteenth century aluminium fingerboard device to guide violin fingering. It stresses precise contact of finger with keys on the tail or tip, avoiding excessive nail clicking, and emphasizes standard piano-like fingering drills, scale progression, and breathing control for pupil development.
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Axil
Abel Afgho
Mothavimut
Jiano
Flote Starly
Meic
Large plate rolled by Wellman Iron and Steel in Chester
Chester Ma September reports the largest plate ever rolled globably produced by Wellman Iron and Steel. The 42 inch by 1A inch by Lynches thick plate is intended as a ladder plate for new Breyhrunde contracts by Pattern national Tieton company with Cramp shipbuilders. The piece marks a milestone in heavy metal fabrication.
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Chester
Wellman Irom
Steel Nothe
Isle
Ome
Oewan Breyhrunde
Tattern National ‘Tieton Company
Messrs. Cramp
Phiadalpite Abiptuiders
Tort Hawken cricket tn pool for New York rewterdta
A garbled report notes immigrants in Cumberland Maryland facing illness with exposure to Asiatic cholera. referenced outbreaks hint at 310 halinte taken fort miccemor to 4 NS Manktbesd in the Sixth Alabama district. Russian Poland and cholera deaths discussed, with South Carolina set machine Democrats plans for a fall event.
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New York
Cumberland
Fort Miccemor
Rusei
Poland
South Carolina
Mechine Democrate
Selat
Unclear OCR fragment captures music vows and awards
Fragmentary article recalls performance vocals and a personal pledge, mentioning Ruth and Loveteend svonsed with a nod to an Atlanta Constitution award. Names and events are garbled, yielding insufficient specifics for a fuller summary.
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T . Lancer
Ste To
Howe Ruths
Owen
Atlante
Fragmented dialogue reveals a New York ad scene and social chatter
The text follows a bustling storefront in New York with shoppers judging a suit, a salesman touting a price, and married couples debating purchases. A merchant emphasizes bargains while customers question value, reflecting urban retail life and social dynamics of the era.
Fragmentary note on drug store patrons and praise
Fragmentary OCR text describes patrons at a nearby drug store thanking Mr Kanler for guidance to avoid bad coke. Mentions ParomIE at Reyno's Pharmacy Park and Norie age. Also references T. A Armstrong, manager, and Courier want pay.
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Chamberlan
Igs
Tyey
Kanler
Rey ‘No's
Park
Nori
Nues
T. A Armatrong
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