Vineland Mushroom Warning and Passaic High School Guard Plan
The Plainfield Courier reports Hiccups epidemic rumors in Vineland and warns against eating mushrooms. It notes Adjutant General Stryker orders Passaic High School cadets to join the First Brigade National Guard, branding it a broad effort to bolster military education alongside high schools. The paper predicts a Republican turnout on the fall track issue and urges anti race track and primary integrity to secure victories.
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W. & Stryker
Passaic
Qadeta
Naional Guard
J.C. Shearman
Comanda
Michael Noonan released after insanity claim in Conn.
Mapli avenue resident Michael Noonan was arrested on insanity charges by Marshal Vangborn and held on $150 bond until a Dr. Carman examination ruled him sane. He spent a night in Borough lockup, promised to leave town, and boarded a train to Connecticut to live there. The report also mentions a Trinity Reformed Ladies Work Society meeting about raising funds for a new Sunday school room and references various product ads and notices.
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Michael Noonan
Mapli Avenue
Marshal Vangborn
Gourier
Carman
Connectient
Trinity Reformed Joy
Re Society
Tames Kelly
James Kelly
John Kelly
East Third
James
Corren
Elizabeth
Newark
Netherwood
Kelly
Brancington plans early start for Works Far voyage
Local notices list Brancington aiming to begin seven for the Works Far and be gone several days, with Mrs aytes and Renky Bes returning to their Pising residence after a week in New Mel Johnson Bridgeport Conn. Visitors include Miss Cordes of ng, Miss EB A Laine of Evona, and Miss Annie Kyle of Putnam avenue taking a weeks vacation. Rev Dr and Mrs J L Hambet return to the city after three months away, chiefly at Ottawa Kansas for a Chautauqua, with the couple planning to live at 322 West One Hundred and Tenth Street. Several residents sail to the World's Fair or attend events, and many local movements, visits, and travel plans are noted among the Sehmians and Plainfield area people.
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Brancington
Aytes
Ant Renky Bes
Pising
Mel Johnson
Bridgeport
Conn
Miss Cordes
EB. A. Laine
Evona
Misa I
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
J. L. Hambet
Ottawa
Kansas
Chautauqua N.Y
Mra Hartbut
New York
Tenth Street
Annie Kyle
Putnam Avenue
Chancellor McGill
Angieman
Micn
Stella Pinckney
Miss Saunders
Saunder
William Andrews
Lindes Avenue
York City
Mercier
Summit
New Jersey
Maple Avenue
Storma
DeWitt
Newark
FP. Linke
Somerset
Amce Moffett
Mra Chambers
Jermey City
F.S Green
East Pithreet
Mra Redhead
Hutcheson
Kanesa
Harre
Mass
Edith Clapp
Mercer Avenue
White Lake
Sullivan County
Maggie Purcell
Easton
Misa Mabel Ladd
Willow Avenue
Brooklyn
Mims Alice Fraveis
J. M. Mouman
Robert Stokes
W. B. Granontt
West Fourth Street
Plainfield
Margaret and
Minne Caryl
Norwich, Conn
Lazzie Sears
Spooner Avenue
May Randolph
Daer Street
John A. Caryl
Norwich
Frederick Sears
John Quann
Crantora
West Second Street
Planfeld Avenue
M. T. Dwight
Harbor Springs
Mich
Rockview Avenue
D. Shepard
Seoub -Yan
Ciariel BE. Bom
Eschers
Gmyma
N. Y
Ross
Train Robbery at Kendallarine Indiana and the Lake Shore Express
Chicago December 12 1893 report of the Lake Shore Express robbery near Kendallarine Indiana. Twenty masked men blew the safe with dynamite and attempted to blow the train. The engineer refused to stop and the crew fought back inside the car. Large valuables were looted from the express car. The incident remains unclear on the total stolen sum.
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United Syates Express Company
Bicycle Botes At Waverly Race Meet And Local Notices
Two Potter Press Worthy apprentices build a two person bicycle row boat on New Market pond. The craft, propelled by pedals and controlled with handlebars, aims for high speed at the International race meet in Waverly on September 16. Other items note Attorney General Whitney’s duty-free bicycle ruling, lodge meetings, music instruction, and local fines for drunkenness and littering in Plainfield.
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Potter Press
Waverly
Springfield
Springfeld
Sprinchild
Whitney
Treasury Department
Board of Appraisers
Uae
Queen City Lodge
Lee
Plainfield Lodge
C.C. F
Byron Arestlendance
Ant W. Hyde
Vanderbees
Park Avenas
Mr Will Denies a Mews Story
Edward Wills of South Avenue denies a report in the Evening News that a German party bombarded his gin house overnight. He says the men were peddiers who stayed over by his request and left on good terms next morning. He claims to know who did the work and says they live nearby.
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Edward Wills
South Avenue
Evening News
Laminj
Gin Bouse
Wills
Knights of Beser Picnicking Plan New York Event
Knights of Beser Picnicking and Wetumphs Commandery No 34 K of H hold a social gathering in Harlem River Park with United Lodges in New York backing. Representatives travel from New Jersey for an afternoon and evening park meeting and activities.
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Wetumphs Commandery
Pulzer
Harlem River
United Lodges
New York
Jersey
PisisScid Mancal Trainlig School Opens September
The PisisScid Mancal Trainlig School will open September 18 at the Friends Meeting house in Eas Front rest. Farmers in the vicinity are tending their lil peaches as readers note a lensing to do. A surprise fly event is promised tonight with plans for a foundation am/ison end call SP the oom seen eras aired.
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Friends Meeting
Eas Front Rest
Yerkes 18 Wot Leave Denial Clears Church Record
A local church trustees board denies a press claim that Rev Yerkes will resign. The First Baptist Church states no pew pastor issue exists and notes committees are to report on Dr Yerkes’ vacation dates. Dr Yerkes delay cited as misreported by Daily Prose.
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Gatrageenstery
Wighs's
The
First Baptist Charch
Charch
Evtros
Corsin
Nat Evening
Rav
Yerkes
First Baptist Church
Mate Thiat
D. A Mac Murray Bes
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Holds Annual Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its annual meeting at their rooms corner Watchung Avenue and Fourth Street. Mrs Tomlinson declined presidency after ballots. officers elected include Honorary Vice President Mrs J W Yates Recording Secretary Emma Prench Corresponding Secretary Miss Mineola Tomlinson Treasurer Mrs Roses K Cane and numerous church reps.
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Woman's Christan Temperance Union
Watchung Avenue
Fourth Street
Tressurer
Bourne
Newark
Tomlinson
Banda of
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions space and vegetables in a possibly experimental context. The readable portion hints at a discussion of a great vegetable ail and those associated, but lacks clear event or names. Unable to determine a coherent concrete news item from the fragment.
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Spacegiersea Saee
Segetabie Ail
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MK. Seal’s School For Boys
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Somerset St
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City Grain & Produce Store
BR. van Zandt
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Delaware
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