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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1894
Page
4
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A garbled Somerville era column sketches political murmurs and national conflict tropes. References to Japanese and Chinese crops, beer parades, and bread protests mingle with local elections. Ernest R. Ackerman emerges as a district GOP candidate while James Martin contemplates a Democratic run.
A court decision rendered yesterday determines whether or not a party must pay estate costs and fees. The ruling addresses whether a claimant is entitled to compensation and who bears the counsel and related expenses under the statutes.
A reported mix up near the corner of Prout Street and Mark Avenue in South Piminfeld led to a confused exchange as residents sought directions to an Orange Street destination. Witnesses recall questioning a passerby and a former tenant about the route, with uncertain statements and later claims of a correct path.
The report notes North Remoe businessman JT. Vail has eight years in trade and has insured losses around 82,000. A West Front Street incident draws attention to an alley argument about evils of vice and a local scene where Henry Emburg and Walter Scott resemble each other.
A fragmentary local page reports the First Presbyterian Church closing tomorrow due to a pest problem, Mild weather improving country roads, and a waterlogged Somerset Street area. It notes a council fire of the Mianionome Tribe No 118, a meeting led by Robert Love, a machine association moving venues, and a minor accident injuring Herbert Detoart. Also mentions lemonade served at a forthcoming M A meeting and a public waterway setup at South Ptandeld Pant aeie highway.
A string of brief items covers residents and visitors, local church events, a market note on sweet corn, weather display boards, and society notices. Names include Mine Webrs, John Huff, Leola. activities mention a meeting of local residents, a charity fair reorganized by the Methodist Junior League, a funeral at Hillside Cemetery, and parish clergy movements.
Mr and Mrs CL Ws Smalie of Morristown attend a party at the Ne Mouse for a week while Mr and Mrs Agias Quimby and children visit. A German cargo ship with a fifteen pound catch aboard was seen near Petnck Lanesty. Abner Cor Went to Sararogs yesterday, VanKuren of Eatontown learns about a sheet Bre VanKuren. A boat incident near Pontesna involved a dive and a $2 work claim.
The memo outlines reduced rates to Washington for a forthcoming event on August 27. It notes possible retention until September 38 if certain documentation is returned and the Joint agent Westington responsible for deportation. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cumberland, and other points show specific rate adjustments for travel.
The text describes a group named the ChathamFab end Game Protective Association paying bounties for capturing or slaying hawks and owls. Devices included light traps attached to poles, catching birds at night while remaining harmless in daytime. The secretary’s successor, Mr Sickmeun, then managed the trapped birds for Roebling, with the society paying out and securing many unusual specimens for taxidermy interests.
Last evening young men named Mark Hipp Howard Masping Charles Gould Harvey and James McCormick hosted a chicken feast in Manning's Evooa. About twelve over twenty pounds a tick were sung and had.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kennedy's Ferorice Remedy of Random SN claiming it purges disease from blood and cures all ailments of aging men. The copy asserts it fortifies the body against diseases and proclaims it the last medicine in the world.
The notices list multiple Sunday services across Plainfield area churches including Plainfield Mt. Pleasant, Grace MB, Porkstaffili, and Union Eywarrit, with times around 6 pm, 5 45 pm, and 7 pm. Also mentions Holy Communion, prayer meet, and evening services at several parishes along with names of clergy and locations on Church Street and Park Avenue.
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