Parade of Wallington Wheelmen Promises Spectacle
A large bicycle parade is slated for Wallington with riders from neighboring towns expected to attend. Decorations will feature Japanese lanterns and bunting, while prizes include a Diamond bicycle lamp and an air brake set. Judges, led by Mrs. Willard Alleger and Mrs. F. J. LaRiew, will rate costumes and displays from a reviewing stand on East Washington Avenue. The event may be postponed to next Monday night due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulal
Walllgton
Eac
Whacla
Ridory
Indy
Mra
F. J. LaRiew
Lisa Mary Bownan
Rittenhouse
Dr. Clas
B. Smith
Mir
Pratecia A. Vincent
James H. Iohnston
Fighta
Cy Ring
Washington Avenue
J. Ladew
Pollowing
W. D. Gullick
Jacob
Waugh
Joseph R.thatcher
Willard Atoger
Washington
John’. Shorts
West Washington
Belvidere Avenue
Rldera
St Wil
Dawes
Fatura
Jolmaton
Palmist
Henry Johnston
Prohiition
Wilam Barron
Keystone Sidteou
Henry
Billy
Bryan
Bill Bryan
Paltat
Hare
Newt Shrops
Johnston Cornish
Anery
Sha
Alig Thompson
Allie
Hnry Thompson
Harry
Jim
Ellen Riddle
New Hampton
H. BM. Riddle
Arthur Cawley
Whitehouse
Mary Cawley
Chas, Holmes
Montclair
Daniel Sul Th
Swayze
Arthur Watson
Brooklyn
Chas
Welsh
Joseph Watson
Frank Hincr
Lash
Quean Bone
Lading' Aid Society
Washington Alvle
Bun Saveral
Preston Smith
Washington Junior
M. B. Church
Marion
Newark
Ars
Johnson
W. FP. Randolph
Anderson
M. B
Gorey
Harry Cheeseboro
Bethlehem
Wim
Wille Fritts
Jin Laubagh
Easton
Window Sign Sparks Jealous Rivalry Rumor
A woman overheard by a window recounts a sign promising wealth and hints a jealous rival seeks to thwart a man named Harry. She reveals Harry’s odd claim to be a nun ball ringer and suspects Lin Carhart as the zealous adversary behind his sleepless nights and potential downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Nun Ball Ringer
Ifa
Enry
Lin Carhart
Bangor Falls to Washington in Strenuous 8-6 Ball Game
Bangor visitors challenged Washington in a hard fought Pennsylvanian country clash, scoring six late runs after Washington opened with seven in the first two innings. Bangor compiled 16 hits but managed only eight runs as Washington’s missing regulars Craft, Wood, and Smith were replaced by Ervin, BDL, and Andrews.
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Washington
Peonsyl- Vinians
Wisiford
Bangor
Pennsylvania
Nacore
Wallington
Corey
Scecker
Craft
Wood
Smith
Ervin
Bdl
Andrews
Berean
Andere
I Force
Senserne
AB OR He & AB
Lews
Parsons
Staith
Miller
Heard
Delpitt
Cares Bu
McGarty
Rem Sigs
Hangot
Wwe
Christine
Hann
Purgon
Waylington
Bungori
Stocker
Pussed Bullsa
Cox
Rockaway
Herd
Meeting on Fertilizers for Farmers in Hastewarteville
A July Saturday meeting of farmers in Odd Fellows Hastewarteville will address purchase and use of fertilizers. Directed by Be Voorbaas of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, the event is hosted by Warren Pomoany Omnge with broad Grange and non Grange farmer attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travmers
Odd Fellows
Hastewarteville
Be Voorbaas
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
I Warren Pomoany Omnge
Ofberd
Grange
Inwis Minen
Tapa See
Poutown Grange
Gold Rush Fever Spreads North with Alaska Klondike Hype
The article details a wave of interest in new gold fields near the Yukon headwaters in the far north, drawing thousands including ex-Gov McCraw and Gen Carr as steamboat lines struggle to meet demand for passage. It notes large gold hauls at Seattle, with miners from Trenton reporting eight miles of dredging claims and rich finds, while warnings about hardship and the risks of emigration to Alaska loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Melde
California
Begi
Alaska
Canada
Yukon River
Seattle
Portland
St. Mitchael
Alaskna
Klondyke
Tharichands
Northwest
McCraw
Washington State
General Carr
Pacific
Yukon
Australia
Alngki
Gardields
Cour du Alene
Idaho
Alnaka
Far northern gold fever and wheat market notes
A mixed old newspaper fragment discusses Yukon gold fever and risky prospecting, comparing it to past Idaho and Fraser River rushes, noting bitter Arctic weather and high risks. It then shifts to wheat market strength, exporter activity, and potential price support amid large old-wheat reserves and upcoming harvests. Local social items from Asbury and nearby towns follow, listing visits, entertainments, and a church concert described as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strensth
Argentina
India
Russia
France
Philadelphia Record
No Such Thing as Dog Days Says Veterinarian
A veterinary expert argues that there are no dog days and rabies risks are overstated. He notes rabies cases in July and August mirror December and January, and that hydrophobia in humans is rarer than dog rabies. Practical guidance urges observation of signs of rabies and cautions against panic or unsafe remedies.
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American Society For the Prevention For Cruelty
Owl Shelter
New York
Tio
Bonita
Joen Piise
Brlindy
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Will
Nxt
Byavoeth League
Epworth League
Toronto
Cleveland
Chattanoooga
Metholiat Young People's Societies
Methodist Epiccopal’ Church
Io Ag
M. BE
Charles H. ‘Powlar, DD
L.D
Atdres
Deane
Welw Miter
William Miler
Mansfield Cometry
Tia
Ita
Milles
Ralt Road Avenue
Hia
Aller
Warren
John
Pangric
Lona Breece
Wilkesbarre
Martha Wile
Ron
Gartig
Philip Miller
Bogland
Daniel Spaenberg
Prederia
Koteen Washington
Ohangewater
Ohmigaiwater
Goo
Wyckoff
Samuel Rinehart
Rinehart
Board of Frachalders
Erant the Neecessary
Bill Moree
Hutchinson
Stanhope
Bill Forey
Sosa
Pwo
S. B. Mathews
Sidiy Bardner
Ida Smith
Allentown
Mise Hardner
Berlin
Germany
Mies Smith
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Callech
Colé
Rallef
Quily
Ely
ELY Bros
Warren At
N.Y
Snusty
Te Rabway
N. J
O.G. C
B. J. Borgen
Ayr
Clrca
John Blakeley
Springtown
Jennie
Rhode
Bits
Mathias
Histon
P. Winters
Dunellan
Mia
Sammel Hughes
Warren Paper Mille
Ann Abernethy
Jersey City
Asbury
Fred Rogers
Isaac Smith
Samuel Johnson
Near Viena
Harold Stith
Philipsburg
G. Ry DaHart
Kallors
Fosters Meeks
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