Local notices and events from a mid century paper
Pupil counts, a Park grouse school note, a Columbian Day exhibit, and a Tuesday meeting outline lawn party timing. A Somerset street track incident, a Park Avenue lean near a bridge, and a Holy Cross Lyceum bowling opener on October 8 with Catholic Young Men's Lyceum in Forty-third Street New York. Also property offers near Qu rail road, and a Sombrville visit by Borough Clerk Brokaw’s wife with a goat anecdote and a tonic remedy ad for throats.
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Park Grouse
Mel
John Yose
Somerset Street
Front Street
Edward Gaggs
Park Avenue
Catholic Young Men’s Lyceum
Holy Cross Lyceum
New York
Christian Endeavor
Om Ir Wey
Dunellen
Qu Railroad
Ft. T. Brokaw
Sombrville
William Ecriven
West ‘Street
Junot Order
United American Medhame Boya
Cophens Aground Near Oak Island on Hoboken Voyage
The Courier reports the Cophens left at 9 15 for Hoboken but ran aground at low tide. After about three hours they freed the ship and aim to arrive Hoboken around four this afternoon. Senator McPherson of New Jersey refused to board and will return by rail.
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Oak
Last Pest Ship Arrives at Quarantine Toll
The Hamburg ship Bohemia reached the port late last night and reports eleven passengers dead from cholera during quarantine. Health officers had reason to fear further losses as the vessel was the last designated post ship to reach the port.
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Bohemia
Hamburg-A
Thia Port
Ferry Sinks After Narrow Slip at Whitehall Landing
A ferry struck a low, reached its slip at the foot of Whitehall Street in time to land passengers before sinking to the river bottom. The incident occurred this morning as the vessel attempted to dock, causing concern among commuters and riverfront observers.
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Wiks
Whitehall Street
Lune
Another Cholera Case Edward Hoppe Dies in Madison Ave Home
New York reports a Board of Health bulletin noting Edward Hoppe of 1625 Madison Avenue died of cholera late yesterday after a brief illness. The item includes scattered local chatter about baseball teams, managers, and public remarks, plus unrelated notices and advertisements.
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Fune
Courier
New Youk
Board of Health
Heir
Ward Hoppe
Madison Avenue
Fall of Nineveh to Feature At Adam Forepaugh Show
A historical pageant titled The Fall of Nineveh will be part of Adam Forepaugh's Shows on Friday September 23, depicting the ancient city’s destruction and Sardanapalus palace ruins. Salvation Army processions, open air concerts in Plainfield and Danellen, and plans for weekly large rallies by the City Republican Executive Committee are noted alongside religious census updates.
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Aveyrie
Scesacarib
Jonah
Gry Moore
Ernest Rom
Notan Ul
Sardanapolla
Niseveh
Adam
Plainfield
Danellen
Profest Guttman
Republican Executive Committee
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Hohlbein & Jones
Woolston & Buckle
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J. Kauur
A. L. Garcia CO
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Yhont Street
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Staple and
Pangy Groceries
Liberty Street
Life Insurance
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Plainfield Grocer
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East Front Street
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Smithly Ale
F. Linke
Carey's
Front and Grove Sts., Plainfield, N. J
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Dee Good
T. J. Carey
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