New Jersey Republican notices and city events
An important City Republican Executive Committee meeting is urged for this evening. The Third New Jersey Congressional Convention will be held in New Brunswick on the 23rd with candidates Nevius, Togale, Howell, and Rowland mentioned. Weather records show a high of 77.5 and a low of 40. A uniform purchase for John Kean wards costs 4.65 each. A city council sprinkler complaint arises after a near-drenched wife incident. A new direct New York to San Francisco railroad line is proposed, with New Jersey surveys underway. Swindled youths warn of a clothing scam tied to Wilson of Broadway. Cool evenings push for overcoats. camphor scent hints at last year’s garment. A 25 by 10 foot monster transparency will glow at Crescent Rink. Ninth New Jersey Veteran Volunteers reunion set for next Thursday in Elizabeth. Court sessions report a brief, uneventful day. Scheppin’s steam elevator broke, goods moved by hand. Saturday ball game moved to 3:20. William Kenny jailed for drunken conduct on Park Avenue.
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New Jersey
MonMouth
Middlesex
Somerset
New Bronawick
Monry M. Nevius
Benjamin F. Howell
William Rowland
Somer Pet
W. H. Moffitt
North Pyenge
Anys
Front Street
New York
San Frangelico
Willa
Thie City
Wilson
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Crescent Rink
Ninth
New Jersey Veteran Volunteers
Amon P. Stites
Grove Street
North Plainfeld
Elizabeth
Court of Special Sessions and Orphans’ Court
McCormick, Wiley and Hyer
Dench
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Sebringy
North Plainfield
Somerset and
Emily Streets
Richard Hoyce
Royce’s Hotel
Edison Electric Light Company
Jact
Somerset Street
U.S. Grant Club
Marie Gurney
Music Hall
John Kean, Jr
Guarda
Mapa
Greulars
W. Tl. Moffitt
North
Young People's Society of
New Market
M. M. Dunham
Board of Health
New Brunsewick
Nots Cass
Plainfield
G. I Fountain
Park Avenue
Michael Powers
North Plain
W. Hedges
Alfred University President dies at Alfred New York
Jonathan Alles, Ph D LL D, president of Alfred University, died yesterday in Alfred Centre New York in his seventies. The Plainfield notes mention his family, a sculpted bust by George H. Babcock for Republican meetings, and various local plans and visits. Other items include political events, theater reports, a hotel proprietor named Royce appointed as Bell Service Officer, and updates on local civic works and society events.
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Jonathan Alles
Alfred University
Alfred Centre
New York
Madame Albert
Plainfield
George H. Babcock
Wo Re Republican Association
Harrion
Oheneas
W. F. Webb
Liberty
Fourth Ward Republicans Meet Seeks Campaign Unity
Fourth Ward Republican voters and supporters are urged to gather at the Republican Headquarters on Friday evening to discuss Harrison and Reid. The U S Grant Club in North Plainfield held a large meeting discussing a new banner and postponement due to Forepaugh’s circus. The executive committee will decide on a new date, while plans for a marching club and joint meetings with the City Republican Executive Committee proceed. Billy Lee, former Crescenta player, is arraigned for illegal alcohol sales. bail set at 400, case slated for trial in one week.
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Fourth Ward
Harrison and
Reid
T. J. Caner
P. C. Loossiver
Maycaverer
Jersey City
Ats
Major Hancock
Philadelphia
Fountain
Martin
Place
Mesera Place
Hegeman
Republican Executive Committee
H. N. Spencer
H. J. Marto
George Poilhemas
Billy” Lee
The
Crescenta
Grant
Salvation Army
South Second Street
Billy
Thomas King
Crescenta Defeats Opponent in Eight-Inning Showdown
The Crescenta baseball game ends in a quick fashion as Sherrett’s pitching is challenged by a sharp Crescenta offense. The recounts mention a cholera scare in New Brunswick and a brisk sales day for disinfectants, while a Sunday exhibition is advertised by W. H. Momitt at 49 North Sweave.
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W. H. Momitt
Northsweave
Benefitless Clash: Crescent Yet To Host West Ends Title Bid
The Crescent League faces the West Ends in a decisive game for supremacy and the Central New Jersey League pennant. Captain Hofford plans a future beneft for Crescent League players. no benefit for Manager Mack. Contracts for Crescent players extend to next Saturday due to the decisive game.
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Crescent
Flay
Murphy
Beneft
Hofford
Courier
Mack
Crescent League
West Enda
Park Avenue Baptist Church Chooses Pastor Call
A meeting of Park Avenue Baptist Church members decided to call Rev. C. B. Richardson of Brooklyn to succeed Rev. Ans Reed Dilts. The pulpit committee Mosare C. K. Comptes A. W. Day and D. C. Skaden were authorized to negotiate. Officers’ election was postponed for six months.
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Park Avene
Mr. Richardson
Park Avenue
Columbia Mutual Building Loan Association Formed
A new Building Loan Association was incorporated in the State about two weeks ago. The incorporators include W. Finharty S Smith D. W. Ohley G. Hoffman W. R Peeble I Seeley Senator F. C. Marsh of Elizabeth and ex-Councilman S. G. Smith of this city. The Columbia Mutual Building Loan Association lists authorized capital of 10 000 000 and does not require land ownership to borrow, nor any joining fee. General offices will be in the new building at Westfield with Charles L Moffett organizing a local branch and announcing a meeting in a few days.
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New Buiding and Loan Association
Tto
Bealdes
Westfield
Charles L Moffett
Voter Registration Boards Meet On Tuesday Oct 18 And Nov 1
Notices from County Clerk John I Urowell describe registration for voters on Tuesday Oct 18 from 10 AM to 9 PM and revision on Tuesday Nov 1 from 1 PM to 9 PM at designated wards. Also reports a Crescent Rink drill by Wheelmen division and a Millside Tennis Club ladies tournament set for Oct 1 with entries due by Sep 29.
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Stuch
John I. Urowell
Death of Plainfield Lawyer Boles Marks Local Era
The death of Cornelius Boles ends a landmark Plainfield legal era. The long history notes Boles as the region’s sole trusted legal light, mentoring J. H. Van Winkle, N. Banyon, and J. B. Coward, guiding many through complex questions and shaping early Essex County ties before Union County formed in 1867.
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Cornelius Boles
Garath A Boles
Plainfield
Lis O
N. Banyon
Law
J. B. Cowart
Mr. Coward
Keyport
Bolee
Cherry Street
Park Avenue
Coward
J. H. van Wickle
J. B. Coward
E. W. Ranyou
Legel
Nelson Ranyon
Essex County
Union
Essex
Union County
E.W. Runyon
Republican rally set at Crescent Rink with tariff talk
Judge Codington handles many cases as Sarah Keats, an elderly offender, faces 50 days in jail for ruminating on prior experiences after a rush. Gust Hertling and Wallace Peterson pay fines for intoxication and indecent language. John Sheehan and John Sloan plead guilty with sentences to be pronounced Sunday morning. The Crescent Rink hosts a Republican meeting on October 6 with torch parade outside and speeches from Congressman Judge Buchanan and John Gibson. Inside, a tariff discussion and a planned dancing hall and music parlor spark local hubbub as a concert is planned for January.
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Codington
Sarah Keats
Gus Hertling
Wallace Peterson
John Sheehan
John Sloan
Chris. Waldron
Tharedlay
Crescent Rink
Congremaan Judge Buchanan
Trenton
John & Gibson
Dover
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Fr. Se
Potet
John Kean
Schepfiin
William Kenny
Lynch
McKinley
Ohio
Plainfeld
George Craig
Graham
Texas
Willem
Linda Wortman
Thorn
Bridgeport
Bella Engine Company No
Hazleton
Rivertie
U. S. Grant Club
Sal Benser
U. S Grant Republican Club
Spencer’s Hall
R. M. Fountain
Horace J. Marlin
Washington
Bally Lee
Sherrett
Rans
Somerset Messenger
Danette
Dreggts
New Bronewick
Yancus
Gapremsey
Benes
Neooklye
Park Avenas Church
Ray
Richerdoom i
Republican Association
Balarday
Hillside Tennis Club
Tearaday
Howard W. Beebe
Bebe Beeld
Jeremiah van Winkle
O. Schepfin
North Plain Geld
Jerry
Jerry Becaing
Helett
Thomas
Minnung
Gelber
Howard
Eat Street
Springer's
PECK
Witthe
Jekeep
West Front St
West Front
Foe Sana
Or Powlison & Jones
Stillman Music 'Hall
Uston
Bréot Beureorainary
Souba
Aney Rae
Caines
D. Basketry
Enos
Oxtre
Renay
H. Warner
r. _ Reateen
Statamba
Kk Avenue
Panay and
Sapte Groceries
Davis & Atkinson
Ghbez
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