Local Amateur Entertainment Greeted by Crowds
A historic town stage event drew large audiences as local amateurs performed a Thanksgiving program in a church setting. The production featured a mix of comic and dramatic roles with standout turns by Alvin and Rhinet Yong, under Miss M Catherine Y. Thompson’s direction and a busy committee organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aruna N. Bothy
Mares
Karrester
Wallagat
Alvin
Tin
Wishop
Disha
Rhinet Yong
Matherine YY
Thompson
MacWiliam
Rehrd
Tumog' Toro
Toya
Unclear OCR Misreads Signal Economic Debate
The text appears as garbled OCR about price shifts and financial regulation. It references coal, wheat, and retail pricing with mentions of advances and capital needs, suggesting a debate on credit, profits, and corporate regulation. Names and places are obscured, limiting precise identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putiia Canital
Election canvass shows small margin and ballot irregularities
Official canvassers report in Warren County notes minor vote discrepancies after the recent election. Several ballots were rejected for irregularities including miswritten candidate names and misspelled middle initials. The final county results show Wilson ahead of Lewis by a small plurality amid cautious confirmation of figures.
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Frentun
Keinee
SeVeray
Woodrutt Wilson
Woodraw
Wilson
Bal Porte
Mr. Lewis
Warren County
Lewis
Congress
Sis Ant Warren
Fale Warren
SONS
Dickens night at school praised by audience
A Dickens program at the high school featured Mr Battle in impersonations, with an orchestra and chorus performing Dickens pieces. Admission was 2 cents as Washington attendees joined a large graduating class with students from multiple towns and a noted athletic display by Calb Dodd.
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Battle
Mtale
Dickens
Washington
Pallinalury Nigh Senook
Sta
Missen
Anca Allen
Elen Qreveling
Nathryn McLiite
Thoomuisbury
Mary Osman
Aspire
Alice
Grace Amey
Lenory DeWitt
Lydian Raub
Bula
Indy
Lafayette
Red Men meeting teems with dignitaries and dispute
The district note describes a meeting of the Red Men with delegations from several tribes in Burlington Peebletown. Guests include John Thompson of Aven and J M Stevens of Crmaen, with remarks by multiple officers. A dispute over damages to Bowlby’s hog pen and nearby nuisance claims is noted, to be decided at the next Common Council meeting with a demand of 826.
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Prilay
Siehem John Thompson
Aven
J. M. "Stevens
Crmaen
Wanian
W. Do. Smythe
Fang Eraneh
Sannay
Uowlby
Nowlby
Urrpenter
Common Council
Bowlby
Peebletown
Sen
Banks
Geon
Wishiteton
Raffles
Edward
Jerluy
Winsterville
Imm
Port Colsten
Tom
Pipar
Cows and calves highlight Brill’s dairy record in Stewartaville
Brill of Stewartaville owns a dairy cow named Tells Cows CG. The animal reportedly yields 44 quarts of milk daily and recently birthed twin calves with a 100 pound birth weight.
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Brill
Stewartaville
Nis
Christmas Sales and Event Preview at Presbyterian Chapel
A notice invites attendees to a Christmas event at the Presbyterian chapel tomorrow Friday evening. The program promises a variety of festive items including toys and fancy goods with opportunities to purchase Christmas gifts.
Family tensions and a troubled home scene unfold
A long, unruly domestic tale centers on John and Kitty, with memories of past hardships and battles over trust, drinking, and domestic life. The narrative shifts to joys and obligations as a couple remains tested and a wedding in Detroit is announced for May 7.
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John
Hendon
Meagner
Joho
Carey
Bert
John i
Indasterius
Bax
Duckie
Barnes
Hoan
Wright
Im-seon
Shawie
Amin Nat
Utah
Sobielines Fikey
Keelida
Renney
Mike
Mitty
Detroit
Michigan
Harry Bavarit
John Britton Clarke
Mayford Meade
Lois Winkler
James Uidhbard
Ballard
Billard
Washington, NJ
Atlee
James Chads
Relvnore
Mventa
Oxford
Jae
Seltoo
Tiaulters of Liberty
Detratt
Perseverance Pell and Dr Worley Promotions in New York
News notes announce Perseverance Pell and Dr Worley advancing to assistant surgeon roles with Dr Exbw. appointments as nose and throat specialists at New York institutions including the New York Broad War Infirmary and Bellevue Medical College. Also mentions a $4000? sale of a hundred head of winter cabbage and local trades in Washington.
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Sirres
Mason
Paterson
Grand Commandery
New ~ Jersey
Oflivera
Aiton Ater
Stra Winky Voottag Et Cretton
Baston
Samuels
Lot Stroudsburg
Biston
Brant
Leiel
Searfos
Italy
Rowerth
Wesley Mesberger
Baghon
Worley
Bowery
Powers
New York
Bowerd
New York Broad War Infirmary
Dale's Hospital
Bellevue
Coltese
Trincedo
CAPPY HILL WINS IN Chancery Case
A late 19th to early 20th century Chancery proceeding details mortgage issues, court actions, and a ruling that the mortgage had not been paid. It notes amounts such as 865 dollars and references to payments per 1000 feet, with mentions of parties like Karson and Stryhing and a continuation in Trenton. The narrative conveys a disputed foreclosure through the court, with adjournments and a pending decision.
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Court of Chancery
Mort
Jinx
W. Soren
Walker
Tromen Seaterdass
Ewan Muny
Peter Testoon
Elaine Hy
Henla
Barson
Hse
Karson
Aveo
Meday
Pidhisbury
Trenton
Bel
New Council Formed by American Ad vocata Councell at Oxford
The state officials and local dignitaries attended the formation of a new council of the American Ad vocata Council of Washington at Oxford. Mrs Jennie Vichtel of Osford and Ave Geren Nixon of Washington assisted as organizers. The meeting included addresses by state officers and a social hour with refreshments.
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Connellie Viataitoane Vergevercae
WWE
Osford
Convic
Dy Ave
Geren Nixon
Washington
Council
Cornell
Golden Wedding Day Observed in Wolverton
Thanksgiving Day 1860 marked the golden anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wolverton. The couple celebrated at their Kisher Avenue home with thirty relatives and friends. Gifts and hearty congratulations were shared as children joined in the observance, reflecting a long and blessed marriage.
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Ane Mig
Almuty
al Bull
Garwand
Wolverton
Bybttal
Ancanobie Dexteaved Ty Cire Fire Turmoil
Somalis and nearby residents witnessed a chaotic blaze after a traffic incident near New Village and Srowabhtywille. Fire chief Bowers led an investigation as gasoline ignited and a mass of twisted iron damaged a machine and several structures. insurance and losses were noted.
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C Vowners
Sagmrday mMoyuhiy
Bond
New Village
Srowabhtywille
Rourke
Justices Seek Change in Laws Over County Constables
Report from the county notes that magistrates and constables demand legislative reform to grant them more power to handle prisoners. Several justices protest as the board of freeholders blocks their requests. An attorney was to test the issue in a case following an indictment.
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Linda Korey
Board of Free Holders
WhySan
Tor
Unclear fragmentary item from Challis and local ads
OCR fragment mentions Challis and a local ad context with mixed odd phrases. No coherent event or clear names beyond Challis. Unable to determine a concrete action, date, or organization from readable text.
News Chronicle: Fire, politics, and polar search cross paths
A garbled page item notes a government conference at Frankfort with a Senate leader in charge and a British expedition starting from New Zealand toward the South Pole. It mentions a Vermont university president resigning after 16 years and a new theater opening near Newton. Fire news covers a major Newark factory blaze with casualties and investigations, while city officials consider purchasing equipment and fireproofing measures.
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Senaor Frellinghiysen
Tihe Senate
Stata
Coys
Erier Forklwin
Confergice
Frankfort
Dro Tucklughans
University of Vermont
Burtligeony
Tuusday
Pit
Newton
Wouda
Georse Buyuer
MTU
Hla Aleauce
Snyder
CIM
Joseph Snyder
Pauling
New
Yorke
J. aArmgtea
Drexel
Indle
Tha’ Young
Philiadelphia Milauatre
Wilph Johnstone
The
Aero Club
New York Central
American Locomotive Co
Ifansag City
Hudson County Land Jury
James Z. Gallagher
Gaynor
New York
Anna Hauge
Newark City
Strat Andger
Nowarly
Hirls
Cummere
Aout
Kew
Park Commissioner
America
Aerial Navigation Co
Unids
Washington
Anne Uy
Holme
Thomas Mickey
Glen
Garver” Charuys
Cos Eng
Avland
Board of
Ordaynes
Ion
Madison, Square Garden
Newark
Paterson
Mia
Abigail
Reavers
Miurst
Leng
Lower Villeyen
Clifton
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Walters’ Union Dal
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Trent
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