Burglary and pursuit across city streets ends in escape
A raid on a home yields a dark tale of a burglar slipping through a torn window pane into a dining room where valuables including gold jewelry are seized. The intruder was chased by Mr King and others, shots fired, and the burglar fled through Craig Place. Police questioned witnesses and examined doors and windows for forced entry. A second attempt near a hardware store failed before sunrise. A separate note mentions the October 16 vehicle registration and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwal
Aereral
Berk
Mayer
Critic's Hardware
Weenie
Dvale
Aley Beale
Eiptet
Bom Gees
Store Departaent
Training School and Hospital Expansion Debate
A long report notes moves to upgrade a training school for sarees and expand hospital facilities to better serve patients. Proposals include a separate building for training, more beds, and improved accommodations, with funding and governance details. An evening Temperance meeting was also held with speeches and musical selections.
Local Notices and Arrivals In Plainfield Area
A jumbled list of residents visiting relatives, upcoming reunions, and travels. Mentions Miss Minnie Tosglend and Miss Peterson returning from visits, Henry Heureod in Germany, Mary Adams visiting sister in law in Newark, and plans for a lumber enterprise. Also notes grand jury session in North Plainfield and the Kate Convention of Fire Chiefs in Atlantic City.
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A. B. Brokaw
Green Water
Beaber-Inlaw
W. E Alpaugh
East Tuird Street
Mary Adama
Soff 14
James Neal
West Pront Street
North
Doson
KB LJ Spicer
Cee
Any Saltzman
Mra Saltzwent
Atlante
Local Club and Society Notes From The Evening News
The Camere Club will meet tonight and the Pythian Sisters hold a meeting for Wiliston and the second reading of the by laws. An event to insure payment by Thursday night is noted. A visit to Interventions Pur More tomorrow is expected to be well received. The Crescent Anne Church event will stage Restos vu Leonem Mile Menzel. Women’s Relief Corps members plan to visit Bab Way Thursday night to call local corps.
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Camera Club
Golap's
Heardence
West Front Stert
Forget
Inter Ationel
Norrow
Uy Warll
Plainfield Lodge
Warren
Vincent Chapeeke
Atlantic UK
Willam Haggerty
Joseph
Oang
Pravecee
Castalo
George Edward
Lincoln_Lorge
Elisbeth
Tommorrow Chapel
Camere Club
Pythian Histers
Wilistion
Intervetions
Women's Relief Corpa
Crescent Anne
Menzel
Stein
The Titsworth Will Stands In Probate
An 19th century will confirms executors and a $1000 bequest, directing a headstone for the deceased and equal division of the estate among the Seventh Day Baptist Missionary Society American Baptist- Tract Society and the New Market Methodist Church, with care duties for local graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heveuth-Lay Bapst Musinoary Society
Borlety
New Market
Dramatic entertainment at Saenger Hall ends past midnight
Last night at Saenger Hall the Geeang end Tom Verein staged an entertainment under Sebiveder direction featuring a prelude of carved drama and a comedy. Cast included Dr. Joliown and others as the "Toe Shoemaker." A later dancing segment continued past midnight, with a committee list of P. Portier A. Wolf M. Ithite J. Renzer HW. Wedemeyer J. Schuck.
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Saenger Hall
Tom Verein
Sebiveder
Chas
Dros Hteved
Dr. Joliown
War
Nrekebein
Mension
Cullen
Liveuben
Jedemeyer
Pleasure program ends with a rural concert review
A brief account notes a petite program of music and recital moments. Miss Laure Rade and Lily Haveley performed duets, May Wu Westfeld and Bre Lives sang solo numbers, and a group titled Aud Jemima's Monty appeared. Mrs Pope led instrumental duets with Avgiewan and Badin, eight members of the local order participated, and recitations by Mus Clam, W. R Mattox, and others closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure Rade
Lily
Haveley
Mise May Wu- Westfeld
Bre Lives
Jemima
Monty
Try Bertha Saio
Mre. Pope
Misees
Avgiewan Sud Badin
Halpertown Boelety
Order
Mra Pope
Mus Clam
W. R Mattox
Prisoner in County Jail Sparks Confusion Over Next Step
A prisoner detained since Friday remains in custody as jail officials debate how to handle him. He gave the name James and claimed a New York daughter, but details are uncertain. Separate Jersey City case: Chancellor McGul granted stockholders’ solicitor W.X Rnginnte an order to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed for the American Chemical Company, which operates works in Jersey City with capital of $38,000.
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France
A. T. Sidwaon
Elizabeth
Thuredsy
J.mise Mary Graves
Liberty Street
Heavenly West
Evona
Ale
Ronage
City
Post Fastidions
Uber
Broad Street
Newark
Pisinfeld
York
Morrow
Lemesne
Begin
James
Woeld
New York
Bat Shouk Pia
Evi
Jersey City
McGul W.X Rnginnte
American Chemical Company
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Momuchair
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bin Lekaet
Eal
David
Auth
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Sanh
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Howe
Cavant
Thorn
East Secondetree
Rockview Avenue
Queen City Cormiliter
Werttel
Lamber Thiever
Eireet
Grove Street
Farragut Avenue
Beiners Somerset al
Mudlioon Aveanue
Perk
Proptio Fusitn
Thoro
Aemel
Chratas
Uije Hospital
Ikle
Leva
Walt
Hart
Dorore le Onder
Tim Hospital
Musafvid
Prowih
Baes
Institutios
Ikum
Soane
Tie Beneft
Witch J
Pisiefeld
Poke Dgatest
Chee
Becky Leese
Trntty Reformed Charet
Temperance and Good Citizen
Chastica
J.ke G. Munger
the Sunbean
Sehigamm, Mo
Crover Cleveland
Ie Prendency
Lewee
Actos
Mare
Tamm
Witmsaawal
Tre Suit ET Tee cavEaTon
Perther
Esas
TeEeriana
Prieros
Tus
Sona of Veterans
Times
J. Hervey Dosne
J. A. Sieve
Rambler
Monte Seou
Crescent Wheelsmen
Allentons Fair
Issiern
Courk
Bismar Balet
Lartie
Weataterae Sarione
Viding
Pontilenc
P.O. B
Aken
Fourth Street
Betwen
Grandview Ave
Powlaem & Jonm
TLE
Jersey
West
Goa
Watchung Avenue
Bath
FY Avenue
Sammi
T. & Thorn
Orchard Place
Howest East
Mme
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Peck’s
Nex
Willett
Park Ave
Sidney E. Flower
Unast Front St
Lautwebbér
K. Flower
Vincent L. Frazee
Joel Bale
Santa
van Emburgh & Son
Babcock
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