Mayor officiates wedding in Willow Grove ceremony
An ornate prewar ceremony decorates a Willow Grove home as Me Gelner marries Miss Ante Lovier Fleming. Attendees include family and neighbors, with Mayor Gilbert performing the nuptial rites and a large gathering of relatives present for the stylish, intimate event at 780 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
Lovie Lolermmm
Mer- Naw Fleming
Wilow
Trols
Rothers End
Clemel
Meron Florida
Pecker
Deeming
Furelarch
Yoong
Mayer Gilbert
Tos
Gilbert
Kate Hene
James T Marker
Mer
Pienouy
Clara Pee
Hoth Mohair
Mtr
Mere Horryerin
Rows
Mrs Fleming
Maes Keilor
Lolteaux
Mise Newton
Helwr Newton
Oneonta
Tobe Aloo
Mr Montgomery
New Yorks
Trant
Grant
Tate
Welham
Murring
Edward Perrin
Aeret Perrin
Meurer
Wil Mire
Pak
Heinen
Tragic shooting at local fair injures boy and man
A shooting at a Warren fair yesterday afternoon left a boy seriously injured and a man identified as Mehifield business operator Zegho among those involved. Investigators described the chaotic scene as witnesses recalled the event near a grocery and advertising booths.
Community Notes From Plainfield Area Social Roundup
Local notices recount visitors and travels among Plainfield residents and nearby towns. Names include W. Brett, Mra Williams, Miss Harr short, and many others visiting friends in Princeton, Liberty Corner, Morristown, Amherst, and New York. Frequent trips to colleges, hospitals, and theaters mark a busy autumn social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brett
Don Bowman
Princeton
Arma
Mouley
Thomas Cary
Oretara Leer
New York
Bert” Sineteha
Neiterwood
Texas
George Lowerie
Iiberty Corner
Pisinfield
EH. Terry
Liberty Corner
Waring
Pert Avenue
Obicago
East Front Street
toMorristown
Hotel Netherwood
W. F. Williams
Crate Place
Reojourn
Milford
Mena
Tatta Lowe
Perk Avenue
Wiltited
Ganrisl
Peektei L-on
Fred van Vilet
Prospect Ave
Willem Ti Bates
South Maunfield
Wielting
Bailed horse found wandering near Mornstown
A horse stolen from Shields in New Jersey last week was found wandering near Mornstown by two boys. The exhausted animal could barely walk and showed signs of abuse after being ridden for miles. It was taken to a nearby barn for care and the owner notified. The thief remains unknown.
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Eucmer
N. Jy
Wisthen
Mornstown
Typhoid Threat in Elizabeth Area Sparks Board Action
The Board of Sept. Awaltn baat o Melalty reports sixty typhoid cases in Elizabeth area. A resolution was adopted to offer wells for use and to inspect water supplies. The Health Inspector is empowered to close wells when necessary to prevent further spread.
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Melalty
Elizabeth's New Play House Opens Tonight in Frat of Theatre
Elizabeth's theater will open tonight with dedication at dusk in front of the building. The program includes an American dance, music by a band, and various performances. Marc Wainwright is among the notable figures expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eukavetu
Honee
Elizabeth
el U'Clonk
Allerwands Sporrhes
Marc Wainwright
Tazewell County approves riot damage payout bid
The Tazewell County Board votes to settle with Lite Observers for 87,500 to cover destruction of facilities at Hillary on June 6, amid rioting losses. The county notes rioters had cost more than 65,000 so far and demanded 810,000 for completed work.
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Supervisora
Tazewell County
Hiliiant
Tazesell County
Peesory
Abduction of Clarence Ward Recov ered in Massachusetts
Special to the Courier New York September 13 reports the abduction of Clarence Ward, son of Ferdinand Ward, from his guardian in Thomas, Jorn, and his subsequent recovery in Worcester, Massachusetts, after two men abducted him in a buggy. both suspects were arrested.
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Courier
New York
Clarence Ward
Ferdinand W
Attempted Train Wrecking in Greenville
Report from September 18 describes a failed plot to derail a Lehigh Valley train near Chapel Avenue in Greenville. Wedges were placed on the track and a band car was thrown from the rails, but authorities disclosed no injuries.
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Erroran
Jemenyrry
Lehigh Valley
Chapel Avenue
Greenville
Minister Sentenced Four Years For Horse Stealing
Hekensy Missouri Sept 13 Reverend Pierce Anderson a Baptist minister pled guilty to horse theft and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary after confinement in Gasconade County Jail.
Parson Tarred and Feathered in Frontier Incident
A report from Frontier describes the Reverend Charles Clancey being tarred and feathered by about forty masked men during a nighttime ambush. He was rolled and left in a roadside area, with the assailants escaping into the darkness. no injuries beyond the humiliation are noted.
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Cunhon
Charles Clancey
Frontier
Bank Robbery Report Shocks Roseville Community
Sept 13. The Roseville bank was robbed of about $10,000 after the lunch hour. The teller window and vault door were found open when the manager returned, with the cash drawer missing and no clear suspect. Police investigate leads and review security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herresrox
Roseville
Bown
Illness Ashes James Anthony Francis Fate
An unreadable clipping mentions James Anthony Francis's illness and an update from Loxpex and the Courier dated September 12. Details are fragmentary, with fragile wording and missing context. The note references a medical condition and local reporting on a person named Francis.
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Loxpex
James Antholy Francis
Watermelon Feast At Tier's Lake Ends In Merriment
The Eliabeth Wheelmes Mave club held an annual melon feast at Tier's Lake. Members left home at 4:18 and reached the lake by 9:30, finding a large pile of melons. TL McFarland was charged with seven bites, and after many melons the attempt at a game of lagic failed. Cap Calkins led cheers and the group returned home, noting many members could not depart Quebens.
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Tier's Lake
McFarland
Cap Calkins
Mr. Tier
Tome
Quebens
Cronin v Brennen case at Port Fores Dunellen hearing
The case Cronin v Brennen for assault with intent to kill was heard before Justice Storms at New Market. Mrs Brennen was held on $800 bail posted by her husband. Other notes mention a drill by Winfeld Scott Post, a street railway guard addition, electricity in Lewis Morrison's Peast, a Highland fiddler, weather affecting voices, and a horse sale at Blair's with several buyers and sellers pleased.
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Cronin Va Brennen
Port Fores
Dunellen
Winfeld Scott
Twemlay High
Classified Ad Fragment from Old Newspaper
A fragmentary ad lists items for sale with unclear text about band and dress, mentions 70 cents, box contact, and requests a room and time, plus a real estate note describing a property near Netherwood Avenue and Malford with broker details, referencing a Major Paul’s home and East From Street.
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Janted
Amity Tm Nowth Plante Seven
Satiog Pack
FPO
Pillege Yarchase
Paol
T Acres
Netherwood Avenue
Malford
Lighthill's Success Celebrated in Local Testimonial
A testimonial event honors Dr. Lighthill for achievements benefiting the community. Noted residents and local officials attend, recognizing his contributions and leadership in the district.
A Happy Experience The Interesting Testimony
A patient from Rosetta New Jersey July 1 1894 shares relief after treatment by Dr Lightninge. He suffered severe disease causing sleeplessness and misery but reports complete cure and renewed life. The note urges others with similar illness to seek the doctor who reportedly eased his pain without interrupting work.
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Rosetta, N.J
Lightninge
Card from Mr Van Zandt praises Dr Light Dill for cure
A card from Mr T R Van Zandt states with pleasure that Dr Light Dill cured him of a painful piles case. He reports long-standing attacks followed by a severe episode that affected his whole system, causing nerve trouble, sleeplessness, and great discomfort.
No. 144 Crescent Ave Ear Nose Throat Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement notes No 144 Crescent Avenue offering treatment for deafness catarrh and diseases of the head throat and lungs. It promises radical cures for piles and other conditions with claims of permanent improvement and relief without pain or detention.
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Peck’s
Teck
Putnam & Degraw
Conte
West Front Street
Edward Love
Morth and Watchung
Carey's
Grove Sts
T. J. Carey
Dandy
E. M. Laing, Fix Ate
FEAD
Tray
AL Syverson
Warren Sywers
Euny Bufret
Zegho
Mehifield
Piasniehd
Tll. Bowlby
Asbury
John Throng
Rome
Andrew J. Stigiltz
Thomas Nevins
Piatoflell Rover
Ratiwey
Orange-Newars
Jerry Moore
Carbondate
Theen
Clorence Johnson
Eden
Posensenater
Tt Anderson
Manning Avenus
Anthra Bailey
Danger
Philadelphia
Packer
Emat Setherrest
Bone
Plainfield Street Railway
Killeet
Ireland
Remsen
Nathaniel Taywor
Chatham Street
New York State
H. Adama Moses Terrill
Linden Avenue
Pythiam
Augustes Rose
Seoteh Prva
Teesday Ealling
Te Pili
Wiley Greener
Hertha Wheeler
Mt. Shields
Elzabeth
Montevideo
Bay-elghy Hragnane
Vreakdent Peixoto
Santa Cruz
St. Cute
Proud
Eliabeth
Helo
Vasras
Jane” Vander
Gustave Frohman
London
Mansgor
Mr . Morrie Os
Faroe
P.O
Saul Farpenter
Ly Prfenines
West FiRh Street
Anne
Grandview Arenes
Price
Sea
Crealey
Giaa
Simton B
Adieeas Fy Courer
van Beorth
Old Alert
J.C. Pope & Co
Demarest & Son
Flemington
Canrier
DR. Lighthill
Phunfeld
Treron Place
Plainfield
N. J
Lighthitt
EB Sme
the . J. Contra
T. R. van Zandt
Park Ave
Plainfeld, N. J
Ghinoda
Crescent Ave
Fesct
Gus Raweete
Washington Ave
Dharning
CT. Sale
Edsall’s Commercial Palace
Babcock
Ce Doane & Edsall
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