Local street work and public notices mix in city week
The page reports stalled streetcar repairs and embankment work on Central Avenue and Liberty Street, with crews hired for roof replacement and sidewalk widening. It notes community events including Bethel and church talks, a boxing of fallen edifice repairs, and a circus in Somerville, plus election appointments and a town hall gathering schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Liday
Jubler
Henry Wins
Arlington Halet
Mition
Tania J. Yimto
North Pisin
John G
Manchester
Beverly
W. Littell
Ourjer
Bethel
Sayes Lenorrow
Liberty
New Brunswick
L'Rotewsor
Wenger
Washington East
Thiel Steele
Je Bmim
Janellene
Test Third
Richmond
Jewiatt
Haifa
Walver Mao
Amorville
Bell Apoo
Jamey Cioreh
St Mary's Footeh
Cornelle
Lanl
Mock Trial Gala to Feature Noted Guests at Music Hall
A large mock trial event planned for October 16 at Music Hall will be hosted by The M C A. Captain A O Newton of Worcester MA will supervise the entertainment in a formal court setup with prominent local figures as complainant defendant judge witnesses and jurors. Distinguished participants include Brown University presidents former Massachusetts governors and state leaders, promising a lively program of wit and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC A
Bnique
Music Hall
Noe
Ubis
A. O. Newton
Woreeater
Maas
Brown University
Brackett
Massachuetts
William E. Barrett
Massachusetta House
Jeney, Webster and Smyth
New Hampshire
M.C
Weo
Varioun Park
Watermelon Festival Draws Crowd At Yew Market Baptist Church
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor hosted a festival on Gankill’s lawn drawing many residents from Fruinfeld and nearby towns. A melon-eating contest saw Gaskill win by consuming three of the largest melons. The event ended with a merry crowd despite a milk-snake incident in a housewife’s milk jar, which caused concern over the cake and biscuits before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Yew Market Baptist Church
Oary
Shamrock Climb Dance at T A B Hall Next Week
Local notice lists a Shamrock Climb city event with Prof O Reilly to provide music at T A B Hall one week from tomorrow. It notes a dance and plans for entertainment in a community venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. B. Hall
O'Reilly
Tier’s Lake
Charley Giese
Somerset Street
Emily Street
Coufers
Bloom
Church of Christ Waa
Grace M.E Church
Arington Hotel
Hot Lake Place
Guitman
Iteels
Park Place
Debbors
Harnun
Carey
Nharp
Taylor's Hall
Rapid Cure Discovery Promises Grippe Relief at 21 West Front
During Grippe seasons many who used Dr Klag's New Discovery reportedly recovered quickly with fewer after effects. Claims of rapid cures extend to throat and related disorders. Free trial available at LW's Pharmacy, 21 West Front Street.
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Dr. Klag
Oat Aly
Bhat
Plainfield urged to form Improvement Committee to shade streets
In Plainfield residents discuss forming an Improvement Committee to ornament streets with shade trees, address deadbeat business practices, and encourage benevolence. Locals note scarce larger rentable houses, with New Yorkers eyeing Plainfield for lower rents and better living options amid hard times and a recent World’s Fair visit.
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Pusiefeld
Plainfield
Pal
Emity Press highlights local crops and social evening
The Emity Press notes ripening hazelnuts and scarce sprattle nut crop, peaches marketed, and a corn of Unteria card of lbw Kline turned to grass. A social supper at Mr and Mrs W I Shotwell on Emily street included Rev Mr Bond and family, Mr and Mrs Abram Cadman, and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emity
Kline
Una
W. I. Shotwell
Emily Street
Mr Bond
Som
Theophilus Bond
Clarence Bond
Abram Cadman
Charlies E. Merring
Janine
Car Thieves Nabbed After Fruit Heist
Two men Charlie Wilson and Pred Loca were arrested after stealing peaches from a car bound for Jeremy City. Entered by skeleton keys, the fruit theft occurred while a freight train stood at a siding. Both men, intoxicated, were sent to the county jail for 60 days following appearance before Judge Doddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad Company
Vai
Jeremy City House
Doddington
Climax Gun Club hosts tense clay shoot climax results
At a Climax Gan meeting yesterday at Soa bago, clever shooting produced high scores, with Smith 24 and Scott Terry 25 leading the 25 target event. Brantingham and Keller faced limits while others earned extra targets. Minor events followed with Keller, D Terry and McCord among top finishers.
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Smith
D. Terry
Scott Terry
A. Trost
T. Brantingham
Carpenter
Keller
W. Terry
D. Darby
J. Derby
Smid
Sod Db
Brantingham
Trust
Terry
Meeting of the Plainfield Camera Club
The Plainfield Camera Club met last evening with an unusually long session. Members debated creating a new department for the pursuit of scientific knowledge and postponed final decision to the next meeting. The club joined the New Jersey State League of Amateur Photographers unanimously, and plans for lantern slides from California clubs may be exhibited mid next month.
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Camera Club
Lanett
New Jersey State League of Amateur Photographers
California
Mrs Whittemore to visit Pialu Beld for two talks
Mrs E M Whittemore of the Door of Hope New York will visit Pialu Beld on October 10 for two meetings. Details are unsettled. The Courier has previously covered her work, recounting her efforts to reform former Blue Bird women and inspire better lives. The Christian People of Plaintield welcome her return.
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E M. Whittemore
Door of Hope
New York
Pialu Beld
Courier
Wella Loughlin
Whittemore
Tin Girl
Plainteld
Quristian Endeavor State Convention in Trenton
The Seventh State Variation Endeavor Convention will be in Trenton on October 11 and 12 at Taylor Opera House. The M O A building is offered for delegate reception. The Provincialists of New York lead the spying at Montreal and will serve in a similar role. Noted speakers include Dr. Clark and John Wanamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Taylor Opera House
Partalster
New York
Montreal
Ube
Dr. Clark
John Wanamaker
Arlington Bowling Club Elects Officers at Inglewood Inn
A Borough bowling group held at the Ing wo Hotel lam evening elected George Richter president Adolph Hanger secretary and Henry Windham treasurer. The club begins practice with a few members and plans to attract more bowlers from nearby clubs.
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Ingwo Hotel
Lam
Arlington
George Richter
Adolph Hanger
Henry Windham
Nes Payar
Unclear 1893 fair and missing details in notice list
Fragmented OCR passage mentions a 1893 exhibition with livestock poultry and household arts, a lost child case with William Westphal aiding a seven year old girl, and scattered classified ads for excursions tickets salves cooking jobs and real estate. Names include Westphal and Broad Broadway area references. specifics are garbled.
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Tendent Agleman
Street
Var Company
Vasey
Eprom Pysine
Aruatong Avenue
T. MC. A
Bach Ax Brent Te Music Hall
Maxy
Cilree
West Fourth Street
la Grippe
G A.D. B
Grand Army of Dead Boats
Plaingeld
Sand West
Plainfeld
Uey
G. B. Cliffton
A. S. Shepard
Mr. Cliffton
North Avenue
York
Fashionable
Dreler
Beott
Autcock
Car Theves
OF the
Plainfield Camera
Mrs. Whittemore
Quristian Endeavor
Nonne
N.eha
Westphal Findr
William Westphal
Wet Fourth Street
Steiner Place
Bear Moffett
Uret
Lange
Peggy
Mr. Westphal
Howe
Chicago
Pacific
Herbs
Bagwrexe
Landing
Broadway
Jackson
Cox
LW. Randolph
W. Froot Sweet
AMD
Watchung Ave
Ul Semernet Breet
City Water
Tee
A.M. Runyon
Park Spence
New Howe
Park
Mercer Avenue
Washington
Mulford
Heyniger
C. Frank French
Mall House
W. Bird
Yar East
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Board For Lady
Park Ave
Marshal WN
Nori Plainfield
Turook
Pion
Shaw Prarmact
Sworn Park Avenur
West Front ST
Madam Fermerty
Heroe
Alex Willett
The
Old Dominion Steamship
Guyandotte
W. L. Gunl
Tre Mamnte
East Front
South Plainfield
Philips
Reeser
Aks
A. G. Vogeler
Vogelem
Neuman Bros
Walls
Werchune
Passaic Valley
Jersey
Mesa J. O, Cooper
Ricier Stans
John Neagle
BF Pithot
Park Avenue
Aoey and
Evin
Dave & Atkin
Manoa
Fie
Shmptivyr
Rte
Front St
Howard A. Pope Wyrete
Gemevent Gee
Toeetcher the
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M. French
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