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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1894

Page

4

Local Social Notes Hit By Wry Names And Travel Tidbits

Miss Whitisker of Ordarville and Mrs Emory Robineau on West Second Street visit Galch Dicken ne on East Find Street. Mr W P Palper of Park Avenue visits sister Mrs Bird of Flemington. L F Randolpo East Front Street buys Gruesome pair of thoroughbred borees. Miss Muldoon sings at Melopote and stays with Mrs A G Plat on Park Avenue. Rudolph Spiegel moves to Just Sob Biste house on Somerset Street. Leala Gok of Hoand Bruot very ill with a cage fewi baby and flipess at bis oe. Miss FP H Martin and sister Piovenreo Sandford Avenue wait on brower PA Leggett of Ashary Port. Mr and Mrs David Weaver of Manning Avenue go to Somerville for funeral of Mrs Weaver's brother, Mrs E Kadie of North Avenue ill. Seymore G Smith of Central Avenue able to go out after months of illness. Miss Alice Barter of Drove Street attends Whist Club birthday event. Mr Oliver entertains friends in honor of Miss Eile Bimonseho visiting Miss Kryner. Mr and Mrs Z Batten, en route to New York via Philadelphia. Opt Logan Murphy and others attend Women’s Auxiliary meeting at Se Micheel’s Ep. Church.

Whitisker Ordarville Emory Robineau West Second Street Mbs Annie Shields Flemington Galch Dickenne East Find Street W.P. Palper Park Avenue Odey Bird L. F. Randolpo East Frontireet Aatre Muldoon Mra. A. G. Plat Rudolph Spiegel Eyaiceons Somerset Street Leala Gok Hoand Bruot Martin Deventer Sandford Brower PA Leggett Ashary Port David Weaver Manning Avenue Somervila Mee Weaver Mra E Kadie North Avenue Ken Wees Yraterday Garthwaite Bowerville Jemairid Weat Fourth Street Seymore G Smith Central Ave Pee New York Alice Barter Oliver Euat Eile Btmonseho Misa Kryner Mra Z Batten Philadelphia Martin's quarters at tree o'clock this @fereven Logan Murphy BR Western Taggart Torri Fothers Holy Cross Church Treston Women's Auxiliary Able Micheel

Advert Taste for Cure Prompts Local Mention

A neighborhood discussion recounts a German physician from Madison promoting a patent medicine called Chamberlain's Balm claimed to cure rheumatism. A neighbor and his wife report relief after using it, leading them to purchase a bottle from Reynolds Pharmacy at 50 cents. Armstrong, manager.

Jonathan Beni Pon al Bolan Sti Arma Chamber Lala Selo Balm Amiet Reynolds Pharmacy Park and North Sueruss Armstrong

Local Notices and Oddities From Town Streets

Tomorrow schedules at 130 and teat discuss ore alarm No 48. Sidewalks on Prost street are being re laid and leveled with improvement. Street railway conductors seek new Summer caps set to arrive Tuesday. Stakes set for three hour horse halting by Hugh McDonald on Avenue near Ninth Street. A High School physiognomy lecture by Professor Wille was given yesterday morning. J W Relonart of Netherwood arrived with a bed of carriages and thoroughbred horses for sale. George Washington, held on a watch theft charge, was picked up by Osher McGee this afternoon. A peculiar horse theft case noon hour ended with the horse returning to its original place.

Belwedi Clothing House Prost Street Hugh McDonald Parsavere Ariing Ninth Street High Bchool Wille Alo Tertoun Frunalio School J W. Relonart Netherwood George Washington Oman Osher

Senate and House Debate Rife With Procedural Strife

The session, marked by tense exchanges over appropriations and amendments, saw GOP leaders urge Democratic peers to pass a key bill amid party divisions. Voters faced a charged atmosphere as representatives fought over a family of provisions and the fate of the East Southern project. Simultaneously, international notes reported American naval movements toward Norway and ongoing trials, convictions, and pardons in federal courts, highlighting a period of political and legal turbulence.

Weather notes and transit lines from the era

The weather section notes fair skies with northeasterly winds. Nugget items mention local disputes and a severe accident, plus a factory payroll cut of 18 percent after April 36 affecting several hundred workers. Train schedules describe F. P. V. Mull man sleepers and through connections from New York to Cincinnati and Chicago with reduced fares and special through tickets.

State sues trusts over city of Chicago oppression

Attorney General Maley and a strong panel of lawyers, representing Chicago property owners, announce a major antitrust action against state trusts. Officials say the suit aims to curb corporate oppression and restore rights, asserting the state must be defended against unlawful combinations and extortion.

Chicago Apetl Conk County Marlovey Messatant Anid Alan

Baseball Scores and Tragic Explosions Reported Yesterday

Yesterday’s sports results include AL Balilenaee beating Deaton and Washington Dragons defeating New York. In other news a dynamite blast in Art Washington damaged the blacksmith shop, injuring several, with two believed fatally. Reports from Westmoon and Washington Township describe tax collection enforcement and brutal treatment of Brazilian refugees by Portuguese warship crews. An accident in Carondalet claims a gasoline explosion scene with multiple fatalities and injuries.

Dynamita Pittening Natebes Street Art Washington M. Gallagher Micheal, Jr Thi Bago

Death of Billy McGarrahane in political turmoil and strikes

The obituary notes the death of William McGarrahane amid ongoing political wrangling over pensions and labor unrest. It references his long service as a congress member, public service, and a final illness leading to his death in hospital. The piece situates his passing against labor strikes at Coal Bluff and legislative tensions surrounding a vetoed bill, with mentions of pensions and related officials.

Fae Fereram Catone Amd Harriwu Beth Bowsee William Mefiarrahan Mater Hae Tim Fillets Aed She Cape

Market News Mixed Signals Across Stock and Produce

Philadelphia exchanges report erratic April trading with oats and corn dull, wheat steady, and hogs lower or steady in places. Butter and cheese hold while lard and pork show modest shifts. Separately, notices announce an assignee sale of goods and chattels and a prior executive arrest in a separate city context.

Gedd Gige Westers Steam York Shuie

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