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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1893

Page

2

Campaign rhetoric and temperance talk dominate city politics

The piece critiques Democratic and Republican campaigns in Mainfeld, noting editorial backing and public reactions. It highlights calls for temperance education in schools, stronger emigration and suffrage laws, and warns Prohibitionists against overreach, urging political focus on policy over finance and national dignity. Local ads promote Randolph's candy at the end.

Jenacy Friends of Temperance Castle Garden Proti Reforma Campeigne Advocase Advocte Iere Alico Doce

Practical Temperance Work Discussed by Synod Committee

A Presbyterian Synod committee in New Jersey plans temperance action in schools. W E J Hope of the city chairs the effort calling for denomination cooperation. Members include Rev KM Rodman and A M J Powell. They will petition the legislature and seek repeal of the County Excise Commission Law for a local option measure.

Abennel Presbyterian Synod of New Soney Gate Mitlee W. E.J. Hope Asare Himen Oishmen KM. Rodman A. M. J. Powell Tegisistare

Local Musical and Civic Notes Amid Busy Weeks

A Choral Society rehearsal is planned for Thursday evening with sopranos and altos asked to attend. The Monday Night Club at the Hiding Academy canceled due to low turnout and weather but intends to try again tonight. Local reports note shoe shops stocking rubber goods for Christmas, a Freemasons installation planned for January, and officer elections December 19. An investigation dismissed a false claim about a citizen from Bross, who now works night duty in Washington Park. The Hill side Tennis Club revises by laws at a meeting tonight, a Pond Tool Works car shipment to New York arrived, and election officers from multiple wards filed late-night and early-morning reports. Tickets rise for Rev Fletcher’s lecture at First Church of Christ next Tuesday. A Christmas birth notice will be read at Grace Missionary Church on December 25 under Epworth League auspices. Councilman Frezee cites fertilizer diamond findings, while Democratic confidence remains unshaken. Christian Endeavor groups from the area are invited to a second-anniversary service next Saturday led by Rev Cottrell of Kansas. Grace ME Church hosted a clan t meeting with testimonies about Christ. Toure is Washington DC via Preansy anon ate.

Thoreday N. Ranyon Doane Edasil Lem Lodge A.M Marahal Pangporn Conrad Brows Pola United States Mr. Bross Washington Park E Hillside Tennis Clnd We Club Pond Tool Works New York Fletcher New Market Church of Christ Grace Mt. EB Church Epworth League Society Frezee Lieeleeden Christan Seventh Day Baptist Church Cottrell Kanesa Grace ME Conroy Christ

Economical tours to Washington with Penn Central special

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers personally conducted tours to the Capital at low all inclusive prices. From New York 13 dollars and from Philadelphia 11 dollars with other points priced accordingly. Tours depart November 30 and December 14 24 January 11 February 8 March 1 22 April 13 May 3 with a tourist agent and chaperon to assist in welfare. Also advertises Boo Fever soothe chest and skin products by L W Randolph at 21 West Front Street.

Pennsylvania Raiiroad Company New York Philadelphia Cty

Variety sketch and musical program ends with laughter

A late program featured George Taggart's sketch Oan at Al plus readings by Mayor Leanders and songs by Cheasewright and Conde. An Irishman impersonation and humorous bits drew strong audience laughter while Professor Conde led a polished violin recital and the choir performed Tom the Piper's Son.

Ecelbert Nevin George Taggart Taggart Cheaswright Ella Wheeler Wilcox Cheasewright Professor Conde Leanders Loang Pat Tom Bick

Tale of Four Democratic Election 706

A local marshal finds Nelse Peterson, an elderly Black man, asleep on snow near Deer Street and helps him home after a drinking incident. Justice Crossly hears the case. Peterson is discharged with a reprimand and warned to avoid election tags. Tomorrow afternoon the Mon Circle of the Methodist Church holds a regular meeting.

Marshal Pangborn Deer Street Nelse Peterson Justice Crossly Nelse Gamey Nelson Lek the Mon Cirle The Method Church

Local Patient Credits Kennedy Remedy Cure

An 1869 troubler from New York writes that after failing with several doctors he found relief using Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The account claims complete cure from gravel and catarrh of the bladder.

Wrltes N. Arnold Devid ‘Kennedy

Winter Tours via Pennsylvania Railroad Limited Itinerary

The Susquehanna arrangements are made for personally conducted tours by the Railroad Company for the coming season. Dates include January 31 February 22 to California and Florida with Mardi Gras in New Orleans en route. California tours begin January 30 February 13 27 March 1 and 31 with New York and Philadelphia departures. Old Point Comfort and Washington D C tours follow with December 26 January 18 February 4 March 1 22 April 12 May 3 and 24.

Io Potot Magestede Bess San Francisco Florida Sejma New York Philadelphia Old Point Comfort Washingtoo D. CC Evenaivents J Railroad Pany

Choral Society Plans December Concert and Extra Rehearsal

The Choral Society schedules an extra Thursday rehearsal ahead of its first concert on December 21. The program includes a reprise of Gaa's Holy Way, plus a new American work Phoeniza by Geo W Chadwick. M Pitshugh leads with Philharmonic Society soloists enriching the performance.

Gaa Geo. W. Chadwick Boston Phoeniza Bringfield Chora

Somerset Connell Members Missed Theatre Event

JoJo Shephard Pranx Wunss and Victor Lorton from Somerset Connell No-104 Jr OA M failed to attend as the team could not pass the sow. Reserved seats exist for Casino December 14 theater parties. Artists Philip Ray Wilbert Lews and Jean Wilson will be honored in a special painting bunting event. Leon Remeciation and BR Wilson listed with Sharp.

JoJo Shephard Pranx Wunss Victor Lorton Somerset Connell No-104 Jr. O. U. A M Philip Ray Wilbert Lews Mies Jean Wilson

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