Two Plainfielders Married in Local Ceremony
The wedding of Jubia Kewl and Mery Cox took place at the main hotel, with relatives Andrew Cox and Henry Seiat among attendees. A reception followed as guests enjoyed a formal meal and toasts, while a gold dove cake and wine were highlighted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saat
IBM
Jubia Kewl
Giacced
Mery Cox
Deaguter
Gare
Orie
Lemire
Aiko
Andrew Cox
Mya
Areal Min Rew
Piaintet
Wilbon Iter
Mumiieid
Henry
Mately
Harelene Cline
Contested naval tale unfolds amid stray lines
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime note describing naval activity and troop movements. Names and places are garbled, but mentions of a navy, landed forces, fuel, and war-related terms suggest a report on a battle or convoy incident with uncertain details and missing clarity.
Fragmented OCR Item From Obscure Local Source
The readable text is garbled with names and words scattered in a nonsensical sequence. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to summarize into a factual headline or card teaser.
Fragmentary political row over debate left unresolved
A garbled report notes a dispute about a political debate between figures including Dum and Mowwel G. The text hints at a divided collaboration, with one partner declining a meeting and a contested tie between two Howwells, leaving uncertainty about the event outcome.
Townspeople in Stirs and News from Nearby
Local notes recount residents traveling, visiting relatives, and returning from trips. Mentions include Pike in town yesterday afternoon, several individuals confined at home with illnesses, and neighbors planning church and social events. A string of short notices covers movings, visits, and community gatherings across streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urenton
Willey
Laurance Avenue
Thomas Comertant
Hume
Henney
Heme
Chile
Hewart Cunper
East Pourth Pire
van Mearnan
Meoree
Muerimon
Messant Echuol Howe
Evenine Thomne Vierkwon
Urchard Dare
Howme
Ly Slivess
Bryde
Wrereton Mall
Weynes Ool Place
James Patterson
Tiure Shreet
Travia
New York
Mire
Mire, Nentiamny
Averge Taggart
Awe Fur
Ul Keller
Ecrnet
Rutherlandt
Low Miker
Arineton
Westerdes
Catarrh Cansat Be Cured
Partial readable fragments describe a medical claim about cure for catarrh and related remedies. The text lists foreign terms and product names with unclear connections, suggesting an advertisement style circa early 20th century medical patent language.
Tobinie case stirs Westfield as crowd drinks and cigarettes
Sept 1 Westfield reports Michael Tobin age 16 involved in a drunken scene after a party on Wednesday night. He and companions bought cigarettes and consumed liquor, leading to an arrest and concern that Tobin fell from a chair and may have died. Investigators and the Women’s Temperance movement seek to identify the cigarette sales source and prepare prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weerreto
Michael Tobinie
Tylin
Itreur
Tobin
Deery
Sion
Wil
Sue Jerson
Trickery and Settlement in United States Grand Court Case
Fragmented OCR record reports a complex suit involving Muse Sage George A Gail Ellwin tram Helen Genin Howard Goll and the Morrison estate attorney Adwink of 700HOV Mane. It notes a trusteeship dispute over a consolidated Mayan parcel and a request to eject interveners from a trust, with a claim of an $11 million gain via trickery.
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Shevag
New Vin
United
Muse
Sage
George A Gail
Ellwin Tram
Helen Genin
Howard Goll
Jay
Murwape
Thie Kannwe Parity Thaiveng Company
Cacé
Leone Gyo
Applauded for Music and Moon Eclipse Observed
A social gathering featured old Bantths and many Wily sayings while Mrs Bush received gifts and refreshments at midnight. The lunar eclipse was visible with the moon partially obscured before clouds broke, drawing many observers.
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Mra
Boat
Maggee Moor
Mees Duminis
Hermes
Mamie Miler
Mise
Die Hottie
Mre
Rittle
Tule
Traling
Mire
Iesenith
Sista Foral
Mait Dalles
Dallas Ware
Ely
No Pullman Works For Elizabeth In Palace Car Case
A confused clipping notes a wealthy New Yorker named Elizabeth involved in a dispute over Pullman car works. References to Wesloeeday, George Nulla, and the Palace Car MacNale appear garbled, with an unclear claim about removing car works from Pullman to the vicinity and no tenth in the series.
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Fowls
George Nulla
Pullman
Sir Narcisse Bellean Dead. for Wikre To THe cor MCR 12 Ett Sept
Sir Narcisse Bellean has died after a lingering illness. He was years of age and served as lieutenant governor of the Weavher from 1867 to 1871. He was created Commander of the Royal Order of Laabel by the King of Spain in VeT.
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Weavher
Onder
Laabel
R Iie
Spaeth
Stock Farm Near Union Along Railroad Line
A stock farm in Union is to be moved to the line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad near Uptona township. Needing land, the farm is being surveyed and prepared for relocation to the rail corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Rajwinlans
Large Fire Destroys Property in Scranton Basements
A severe blaze swept through the basement area of Scranton, causing extensive damage. Firefighters battled the flames as the fire destroyed an estimated three hundred thousand dollars worth of property.
Plattering Testimonial for Col Jobe Dearich Doctor Care
A testimonial from a patient praising Dr. Lighthtil Sear ato for skilled care and a permanent cure. The note expresses willingness to share information when contacted and highlights the physician's noted capacity and long years of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthtil Sear
A Happy Experience of the Central Barrington? Cure by Dr Lighthill
N J Rowell writes from July 1, 1894 praising Dr Lighthill for curing a decade long severe pile condition without pain or long downtime, claiming a complete recovery and renewed life for public readers. He notes his prior cures by the doctor and urges sufferers to seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Pabl'le
Lighthill
Dr. Lighthill
Missing Clerk McNulty Sparks Borough Court Turmoil
Disappearance of Clerk McNulty sparks police inquiry at Justice Crossleys Court as a tangle of arrests and accusations unfolds. Names like Corrigan Tragnur Were Steiner Haber and others surface in a chaotic scene involving a borough treasury misappropriation and alleged break in. Local editor Munger notes past political ties to Cleveland during a turbulent period.
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Crossleys Court
Jono Corrigan
Thomas Tragnur
Jeorge
John Steiner
Chive Haber
Addie Carey
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Ian Sale
Jeane Koriy
Cearek
Temirra
Herman Tesara
Lok Uhaereuires
Stort
Satake
The
Courier Cent
MaeClymant
la Montelar Pit
Denne Cain
Newark
Lowe
Kaameeunsl Street
Juni
Ie Ugele
Bie Abe
George Moore
Elm Place
Mr End Mes
Washington Park
Wulay
Sarsiege
Wimyin
ColerJorewan
Coarer
Lebanon
Bodine
Gramtvierie
Sbenende
Penn
Mary Thorn
Rome
Uae
AF Srigita
Elmpleen
Robert Mattel
Thie City
Germany
Imal Ae
George Underhill
Kam Front Street
Hertman
C Hairman
Newy
John Alen
Francis Whiteley
Henry Mareen
Independest Order of Forresters
Trenton
Ennaal Amecing
Landon
Wumox
Dow
All Indies
Jay Bee Lee
Mary
Etanaiora
Msoen
Ber
Peparsl Orriece
Romtesos
Dunelion
Willace
Mbey
Ena Vettlenar
North Plainfelt
Sucemit Avenue
Wewereei
TS Them
Cugbard Place
Wibes
Rusia
Sinew
Courter
Gm Odt
Black Raras
Haceview Ave
War Mercer
Kackview Terrace
Care Curner
East Fifth Street
Gus Pound
Amstress
Ald
Pope & Co
Tate
Netherwood
Syemue
Melford
Broker
Gin
Tr Croley
BEAL
Elizabeth
Sir Narcisse Bellean
Scranton
Prom Col
Jobe
Dearich
Pinieteks Olden Ant
Amores Plack
Pimnfield
S. J
B.J. Central
McNulty
Revugeron
Seplex Amler McNulty
Kone Munger
Lan-Jean
Seligman, Mu
Orover
Cleveland
T. R. van Zandt
Park Ave
Pimmtiel, N. J
Dr. Light‘nil
Toby
Crescent Ave
Tiros
Peck’s
Putnam & DeGraw
West Front Street
Edsall’s Commercial Palace
Bahcock
Booth
New Columbus
Booth No
New York City
Vbaseeie
Emerald
Atete Moornimry
Sete Lewelry
Iere
Ombrella
Smith & Angel's
Ibe Ap
Uar
Edsall’s
Babcock Building
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