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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1893
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Boston Courier item dated July 17 1863 mentioning a baby now fourteen months old and prompts about a whale story from a fishing trip. The readable lines include humorous banter and a family scene with Mrs Han and Sammy.
Americans Milo Bhes and the father oversee painting scenes in France for The Queen of Sinba. Digby Bell denies name change amid rumors. Edwin Barbour writes A. Pearson’s romantic spectacle Land of the Mid, premiering Oct 9 in New York. Lote Fuller, serpentine dance inventor, to return to New York for a short high priced vaudeville season.
A clipped entry notes the 1774 Dublin penny post akin to London routes with cites of postage under various miles and a 1708 London money order setup. It mentions Franklin's resignation over colonial taxation sympathy, early postal rate structure, and a brief London post office directory start in 1900. Also touched are Queen Victoria comparisons, Princes Louise, and a China spring agricultural ceremony with royal pages.
Fragmentary notes describe leaf shaped frosted metal ginger ale receivers and variety of designs by Queen and other makers. A stray exchange questions pricing and licensing terms, mentioning Truth as a source.
Ex-Governor Richart J. Oslesby of Ti linnie says his focus is more on pot one than politics. The piece mentions Colonel Yoh A. Most, an elderly ex-Confederate in Fr an cisco, and notes Rear Admiral Butler of Britain who saved Queenstown harbor years ago. Florence Mary at and Andrew Carnegie are also referenced in this charity and cultural sketch.
MaLean the actor invests in fast trotters, Ryland runs 108 saageee pe Darere, English lime priced at 50000 with August Belmont ties. Rowley trotter performance noted before the Atlantic track. A. J. Camett on chestnut offspring. Walter Winans bronze at the World’s Fair depicts trotter speed. Britain exports stallions and mares to the US and Canada in early 1998 totals.
The piece notes Western lines rescinding bicycle and baby carriage charges on Hagenge Cara, Chicago and Northwestern shortening the Chicago Milwaukee run to about five hours, Morris leaving as assistant train master, and a Syracuse tied to a Buffalo service. It cites 1,085 miles of new railroad built January to July this year, 300 miles below last year, plus New Jersey and coal breaker developments between Carbondale and Forest City, Pa. It mentions the York Ontario and Western connection and a labor sequence for a new breaker and supplier terms.
A collage of clipped phrases and garbled text from 1892 era papers. It includes mock dialogue, stray quotes about ships and forks, a dog ticket anecdote, and a pharmacy note, all presented as fragmented readings with no clear single narrative or cohesive event.
Fragmentary data lists postal time tabs, pricing and mail rates. Mentions direct mail for pbia at 4.90, mail for Th ab at 7.00, and percentage figures 0.3904 with 1080 and 90 mA. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or entities.
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