Social Soirees at Washington Athletic Association Rooms
Social feature at the Washington Athletic Association drew over 150 attendees for an afternoon tea and an elegant evening reception and dance. Ladies led by Mrs. Wm. S. Rittenhouse oversaw decor, with pink and white adornments, fragrant flowers, and refined tea service enhancing a refined, cordial atmosphere.
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Washington Athletic~Association
Afernoon
Rittenhouse
Colin Vouss
Neflin Spaim
Mira
Thaadore B. Dawes
Mrs. Alexander
J. Orft
Tig “Astociatiad
Thia
Mary Johnston
Mary —Towmen
Rice
Willard Afleger
John I Higgins
Acasta
Lewis R. Dildine
Wealey
Bowers
Willan -Petty
Clark Thompson
Washington
Magie Made Chief Justice as Senate Confirms
A New Jersey Senate panel confirmed Justice William J. Magie as Chief Justice amid a slate of other appointments including Associate Justice, Attorney General Samuel H. Grey and Secretary of State Georga Watts. Chief Justice Magie, born Elizabeth 1932, has a long record in Union County and the East, with a noted conservative Republican stance.
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Vamierous
Riggs
Senate
William J. Magie
Supreme Court
Cead
Beasley
Magie
Gilbart Colling
Jomey City
Samuel H. Grey
Gamdan
Stats
Georga ‘Watts
Parareon
William Thursand
Basdan
Banks
Iwearance
William Bettie
Camden
Samuel Moore
Elizabeth
Justice Magia
Justive
Ail Tha Othara
Justicn
Vena Magie
Dileabeth
Qhetwood
Lane
Me. Cross
Union County
Union
McClellan
Kie Agagh
Ureen
Werts
Morria
Saysex
Somerset
Julies Magie
Psona
Jarista
Fire on Warren Street Damages Home and Belongings
A fire on Warren Street caused by a stove in the parlor damaged a residence owned by Mrs. Daisy Young. The blaze, which started as Mrs. Thatcher opened windows, burned a baby carriage, a chair, an organ, clothing, and carpets. Firefighters used 38 feet of water from a platform to extinguish it, with $2500 to $300 loss estimated and a $100 reward noted.
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Theta
Warren Street
Patar W. Thatcher
Diary Young
Bgmmit
Love and betrayal stain a village tale in Morry region
A long fragment recounts a rural love triangle involving Jacob Tk. Davie, a widowed former farmer from Tockport, and Ella M. Martin of Bentytown, with wedding plans, monetary settlements, and a New York trip entangling families. The piece also notes a Boston-like lawsuit possibility over promised dowry and a separate fire at Mrs. Ward’s Oxford shop, plus railroad workers' suspensions amid unrest.
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Wilower
Maury
Hs Millom
Port End
Bontyestown
Pring Pals
Jiehoma
Kul
Rockport
Martin
Davis
Die
Bar
New York City
Nacely Behe- Hart
Samual Stanford Ford
Hanover Court Hone
Anner
Beatlestown
Ford
Nisa Martin
Betauas Davia
Science in Wasington discovers radiance of NX ray
The article reports Dre. Borggen and S. B. Mathews photographing experiments with the NX ray. After extensive trials, they claim to obtain results far beyond expectations, enabling physicians to locate maladies inside the body using a high voltage electrical machine and a near vacuum tube. The piece also mentions public revival services and a church gathering with railroad workers and community leaders in attendance.
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Covear
Ben Jings Auhleve
Hes Hilts
Roenigan
Department of Science
Dre RJ. Borggen
EB. Mathews
Mathews
San
Av. Mathawa
de Dergen
Mathematica
Murder at Larnery: Italian quarry workers in Bangor
A fight at a Bangor quarry party on Tuesday night ended when Nicholas Laggaro was stabbed to death by Daysto Detorela after Laggaro left the house at 10 80. Detorela fled but is described as a Italian man about 6 feet tall, 160 pounds with dark hair and eyes. Police were pursuing a suspect as of press time.
Law Judges Wiped From State Courts By Court Ruling
The Court of Errors and Appeals on Monday issued an opinion declaring the law of March 1996 unconstitutional and wiping out numerous judges across the state. Judge Justen Dixon notes the constitution answers the plaintiffs, while writs indicate the legislature cannot reduce judge numbers. The piece also mentions local social events and community notices amid the legal discussion.
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Jersiy
Court of Errors and Appeals
John Kenney
Justen Dixon
Fragmentary Recipe Fragments and Obscure Gratitude Note
A garbled set of kitchen instructions mixed with an odd expression of thanks. The text references baking measurements and ingredients like butter or lard, plus a vague nod to the Indies and a political remark about a congress member, all in a highly corrupted OCR fragment.
Lent fasting rules and dispensations in Trenton diocese
The Trenton diocese issues Lent fasting and abstinence rules beginning Ash Wednesday. Exceptions apply for illness age and labor. Dispensations allow white meat on certain Sundays and principal meals, with indults for workers to eat meat daily. a Holy Week exception and duties of almsgiving urged. A Central Railroad cut costs and layoffs noted with regional layoffs and salary reductions. A new gold mining corporation is formed at Buds Jakski.
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Trenton
Axeann
Holy See
Olga
Bibhopa
United Stated
Tonmunton
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