16 Aug 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1894
Page
1
The excerpt covers a track meet on the oval featuring riders and multiple events. Notable competitors include Teel, Rogers, Stevens, and Hogan, with discussions of hill climbs and final sprints. The narrative notes a tight finish, a time of 2.17, and mentions crowds and various riders from the event.
Amid late news from Aug 16 1893 sources the ailing President Cleveland is reported under strain as various political maneuvers unfold. A complicated scene emerges with health concerns affecting Daily routines and potential fiscal maneuvers, while the administration contemplates effects on ongoing policy and spending.
A young child in Montclair contracted typhoid fever prompting health officials to trace possible exposure. The case raises concern for local residents as authorities investigate sources and advise precautionary measures.
A courier, Michoel Bon Way, was struck by a train near Mayway on May 1. Police report the incident as a fatal railway accident with unclear preceding events and minimal further detail available.
In an unclear report, Vigilant and Britannia secure a victory amid disrupted text. Readable fragments mention teams and a win but lack concrete details on opponent, score, or date. Further context is needed to confirm entities and outcome.
J F W Bamberg er of Somerset Street plans to ride in the Crescent Wheelmen event from Nahant to Lynn Massachusetts on August 18. The parade and town revelry are scheduled, with a number of riders and locals anticipated for the long race on the Haynes course.
A long list of residents on various streets near Asbury Park and Somerset, including O Donnell, Tallamy, Dodge, Beanson, and others, with visits to Europe, Atlantic City, and New York. Several families return from trips, entertain guests, or plan outings at Long Branch, Saratoga, and Maplehead Neck. A brief note reports a Plainfield couple marrying near Boynton Beach, where an accident occurred during a swim rescue.
The Newark Bay Bridge passed the House with amendment aimed at keeping the bridge as a public highway forever. Debate showed concerns the bridge could become trade or sale subject to a syndicate, while proponents argued to prevent privatization and maintain public access.
Ed Wolf and Tom Martin clashed amid a long running feud over nearby properties. Wolf, moving to Fourt ret, was struck in the face by Martin during an exchange around dusk. Mrs. Martin then appeared with a club, appearing to threaten decapitation before retreating. A court case will follow. A Reform Hall Thanksgiving entertainment is planned for Sunday School fundraising. Clerks from Endsall's Palace organized a quiet picnic but rain altered plans. attendees included Miles Linsie Wilcox Jeasie Meary Morton Carrie Mise Slade and others enjoying a largely pleasant evening at the Park yesterday. A request appeared for a two seater car in single harness.
The usual group of Kil County residents faced sentencing this morning after a routine hearing by the itinerant bench. Each offender received a twenty day term, reflecting standard municipal penalties and procedures.
Flattering testimonial from John Dietrich a longtime Pisinfield resident dated July 17 1894 in New Jersey lists gratitude to Dr agoini for a radical cure of a decade long ailment. Dietrich offers to share information when contacted and signs as Jons Dusrarce.
A testimonial from W. E. uti of Rosette New Jersey dated July 1 1894 praising Dr Lightbill for a ten year battle with a severe piles condition. The writer claims a complete cure without pain or work disruption and urges others suffering to seek the doctor’s treatment.
A testimonial letter from Mr T R Van Zandt praises Dr Lighthill for curing a severe nerve and leg pain episode. He describes a long period of attacks causing sleeplessness and distress before treatment, and notes rapid improvement after Dr Lighthill began care.
Fragmentary notes mention Dr Lighthill and a two on one Nt reference. References to Onan and CORRES Spee human system of winter name wea nature, a bis office and residence appear. Details are unreadable.
An advertisement claims Teafness catarrh and head throat tongue diseases are fully treated at No 144 Crescent Ave. It asserts radical permanent cures for piles and related conditions with strong finishes and promises lasting relief.
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