Fragmented 1893 Elizabeth Herald Scribbles and Political Notes
Fragmented 1893 Elizabeth Herald itemizes political chatter from New Jersey and national spins. Mentions Senator Fred Marsh, possible sheriff race from Plainfield, and a race track bill dispute. Notes House Ways and Means hearing and West Virginia Democrats seeking protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Elizabeth
Fred Marsh
Thealoes
Plainfield
James Martine
House Committee On Ways and Means
Coe
West Virginia
New Democratic
Joy — Democra
Plainfield youths escort a bomse to Texas soon
A.T. Hinrich and EB. VauZant of this city depart tomorrow morning for atom Texas, with P. M. French’s Kentucky home bound for Devil Prevel’s wreck. The young men and their car will occupy a whole coach for about two weeks, with padded car areas and plenty of feed for a bear on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomse
Texas
A.T. Hinrich
EB. VauZant
Atom
P. M. French
Jay Ao
St Grahaw
Howe
Last Tour of the Season to Niagara Ends Season's Run
Readable fragments describe a closing tour to Niagara marking season end. Mentions workers and performers in the voyage, with scarce details about prices or exact actions. The text hints at transport portions and scenic forms without clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Community notices and travel plans sweep through city
A jumble of personal announcements from residents leaving for Chicago and the World's Fair, attending weddings, and visiting family. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Renyon of Madison Avenue heading to Chicago, plans to visit Edwards Runyon, legal and civic figures like Corporation Counsel Marsh, Judge McCormick, and Beaman, and many neighbors moving, hosting, or traveling to New York, Philadelphia, and Bras dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frooth
A. M. Renyon
Madison Avenue
Chicago
Nebraskethers
Viak Edwards Runyon
M. P. Elderton
Coarter
Virginia
Osle Evening” Corporation
Marsh
Mra
Charles Lister
East Second Street
Philadelphia
Prod C. Marshin
New Jersey
Cape May Granty Court House
T. P. McCormick
Perteralio
New York City
J. van Sickle
East
Third Street
G. Crawford and Family
Fifth Street
Imller
J. B. Dumont
Sixth Street
Wetchaug Avenue
Mr. Haven
Central Avenue
Sandford
Weet | Seventh Street
Mras Henderson
Far Rockaway
C. Beaman
Wiliam M Evarts
Sud
EO Perkins
Repubicana of
New York
Court of Appeals
Jon Choate
Beaman
Uboate
Everts Binstif
Californi
Woodland
Ming Amerm
Madison, N
Carlos
Tenham
de Mosher
General Avenue
West Front Street
Walter M. McGee
Stucheon
Rockview Avenue
Daley
Manning Avenue
Mic Phabe J. Milla
Duerareet
Basking Ridge
T. F. van Horn
Grove ‘Street
Hackensack
Made Chilton
Jersey
Pielghis
James P Metjuaide
Sycamore Avenue
Edward Matterson
East Seven Street
Princeton College
J A. Goodbue
ER. Taylor
Misa Florence A. Foshay
Misa Aene
West Sixth Street
O'Reilly
Ambiguous local dispute and league notice from Journal era
The report describes a Chinese whispers style dispute over damages tied to a Tennessee born individual, with four suspects to be named and required to pay. A justice plans a quicker vetting then delays. Also mentions Watcheng Olpd of Fanwood unable to field a team and Crawford joining the Journos League. Amber Kulle Prue score tied to alley record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olpd
Bf Fanwood
Elizabeth
Crawford's
Base Ball Matter Montclair Athletic Club Preseason Game
The last opportunity to see a preseason base ball game this season will be on Saturday next when the Montclair Athletic Club will be played on the Crescent. All receipts will go to the home players and the game should be well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair Athletic Club
Women’s Temperance Union to Welcome New President Peck
Tomorrow afternoon at half past three the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets in rooms on Waterbang Avenue to greet and introduce their new president, Miss Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperanes Union
Watebang Avenue
Misa Peck
Aaron Thompson vs uel Johnson contract case date set
Justice mosmer's court calendars the Aaron Thompson versus Uel Johnson contract suit for December 26. Also notes a Lyceum cyclers meeting failed due to no quorum and that Crescent Worelmen plan to run near Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare
Aaron Thompson
Uel Johnson
Pertniat Lyceum
Edwin Booth and theatrical notes in Atlantic Monthly
The September Atlantic Monthly features Edwin Booth with high praise from Henry A. Clapp and remarks on Booth’s acting artistry. It also reviews Wildest Banking in the Teens by J. Bach McMaster and discusses the revival of old stave books, plus a strong piece by President Walker on The Technical School and the University. A stage note praises Willliams’s April Fool at Music Hall with new acts, magic, and wit. A separate notice advertises the Chesapeake & Ohio line train service from New York to Cincinnati via Washington with no extra fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret
Gourier
Willem E. Mactiymont
Caloo County
Muorue Chapel
John Scudder
Elizabeth
Willem King
Edward ‘Henry
Madame Knight
Bruce New York
Atantic Monthly
Whch
Edwin Boot
Henry A Clapp
Boston
Eric
Hooth
Big
J. Bach McMaster
Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Sakeneey
Technical School
University
Shaler
Aline Gorren
Pruoce
Willams
Music Hall
Apri Rool
Gua
Lis Pety
Williama
Chesapeake & Obie
New York
Cincinnati
Loalarlie
Wanhington
New York Pennsylvania Railroad
Wes
Local Tax Talk Sparks Debate Over Spending
A garbled OCR fragment hints at concerns about spending and tax policy. The note mentions voices warning against excessive taxation and calls for restraint, with possible reference to a council or committee meeting. Specific names, dates, or places are not clearly readable.
Union county approves Newark road and bridge contracts
The Union county Freeholders vote to award the Newark Avenue county road contract to Painek Lang with bond payment terms not to exceed 9260, authorize a bridge inspection committee, set road inspector pay at 18700, and approve related bridge and road work expenditures including advertisements and mason bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans
Itn
Grove Street
Elizabeth
Linden Township
John P. Shanley
le Soctrase
Ana
Howard
Halliday
Kyte
Roll
Swain
Sendder
Vanderbee
Donahoe
Freeholder
Moore
Woodruff
Filbert Street
Roselle
Rolladop
Vanderbeek
Fenton Hibbitts
Tenth Street
Westervelt Avenue
Ffaliday
Trabon
Bill of Engineering News Co
Trahon
Budgery
New Providence
John H. B. Garbett
Jg A. Skid
Oo James & Green
A. Horning
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THE
Plainfield Courier
W, Ranson
East Papwr Fraser
Ree Corre
Sean Ee
Lemonnts
Elizabeth Herald
Pasteur Institute
United States Senate
Chamber
Camdes
Plainfield Young Men
Pariel
Mavere
Angulforms
Personalia
J. A. Carman
B W. Hedges
Andrew Walker
New Milford
Conn
Strength and Health
Plainfeld
Uy Justice Mosmer's Court
Litreart Botes
Orrmctat
Union County
Telford
Newark Evens
Ewa
Jinternational Fur Store
Park Avenue
Specia
Smith
Our Shoe Department
Edsall’s
Doane
Oran
Moy
Wa’ches
Park Ave
Fourth Street
U. B
West Froit Street
Plainfield Packing House
C. M. Ulrich
Propeistor
Axpunia
SrEwhht
Byiqamin W. Han
Riera
Ueneek
Eebeie Hare
Sti Bowes
Cny
Horsley Barker
Henry F. Windhose
Arlington Aye
Merset B
City Grain & Produce sTory
T. RR. van Zandt
Lfare Avenue
Panayg
Queen § CO
M. M. Dunham
East Front Street
Aana
Wan P.M, Sssa Oe
John Brown
South Second St
C. Schepflin & CO
West Front
Stout Clothiers
Central Ave
Fifth St
Rey
Valkuargh & Si Opp
Front Street
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