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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1894

Page

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Catholic authorities and the church in American politics

Letter writer J. W. Richardson argues against Rome's influence in U S politics, denouncing Catholic education and clerical power as treason to American ideas. He cites bishops and popes, defends anti-Roman views, and urges voters to separate church from state amid a debate on Catholic loyalty and civil rights.

Ry i Courter Catholic Review Leo Mebloskey United States Holy Father Mtholics Hughes Kuetgen Foot F. Hersey Washington Rambler England Rane Tbis Beuregard Sumpter Robert Reid Mor Confederate States Teller Ws Davis Lamaria Union Tee Poe Gira Paul Ae U. S Alen Seaking Prince Legation Father Ies Rome Bos Churen Stoddard Father Smyth Smyth

New Market Residents Arm The Place Over

New Market residents arm and warn of tramps after a break in at Mrs. J. Meeker’s home. A tall slim colored man demanded food. entering the cellar, he stole eggs and provisions. Another tramp later asked for lodging as cold weather drove people to seek shelter.

Charitable Borough Boys Host Lantern Show for Widow

Fred and Harry Martin sons of Austustus H Martin of Jackson avenue held a magic lantern exhibition at their home last night with friends. The show benefited a poor widow living outside the city. Visitors enjoyed ice cream coffee and cake before leaving.

Fred Harry Martin Austustus H Martin Jackson Avenue

Still Alarm Fire at Mrs Field’s House

A still alarm reported yesterday afternoon due to soot in a chimney at Mrs Field's corner of Liberty and Third streets. Mrs Field's son alerted the Fire Department. Chief Doane, Assistant Chief Martian, Driver Townley and William Newman responded with Alert's carriage and extinguished the fire with chemicals.

Mrs. Field Liberty Third Streets

Mt Olive Baptist Church Hosts Pastor Donation Party

Members of Mt Olive Baptist Church held a donation party for their pastor Riv P Gibson last night. The organizing committee included Mrs Carrie Brows Mrs George Randolph and Mrs James Scott. A large guest turnout featured many donations deemed useful to the pastor.

Mt. Olive Baptist Church Riv P. &. Gibson Carrie Brows George Randolph James Scott

Death of Five Year Old Diphtheria Victim Walsh

Thomas D Walsh five year old son of James Walsh of West Fourth street died last night from diphtheria after a brief illness. He was the family's only child as his brother was killed about two years ago in a railroad accident.

Thomas D. Walsh James Walsh West Fourth Street Abner D. Gorieil New Market Ostmaster

Plainfield Father Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy

L B Mulford of Plainfield New Jersey recounts a five year old boy’s croup illness. After trying various remedies he used Chamberlain Cough Remedy two doses helped him sleep until morning and a subsequent dose finished the cure. He keeps it on hand for future child illnesses.

L. B. Mulford Plainfield N.J Chamberlain

Evening With Wolves Social At Church

A sociable evening in the church hall began with six o'clock reception and supper led by MesMabe Potter. After eight, the night featured a literary program on Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes with Miss Bessie Titsworth and Miss Myra Clark performing, followed by a humorous blackboard drawing exercise and a social chat to conclude.

MesMabe Potter Oliver Endell Holmes Bessie Titsworth Myra Clark Holmes Ernestine Smith Louise Lewis

Adams Skelly and Shay Guilty of Assault and Larceny

William Adams Theo Skelly and George Shay faced trial for assault and larceny on Mrs Furey near Fanwood. Shay, convicted last week of criminal assault, awaits state prison transfer for one year. State evidence described break in and window smashing. money stolen during the acts. Jury verdict reached after deliberation from 11:00 to 1:30.

William Adams Theo Skelly George Shay Furey Fanwood Shay James C. Connolly Loree

Holiday Masque Ball to Be Giver in the Casino

From present indications the masquerade ball to be given in the Casino December 27 will be one of the finest social affairs ever held in Plainfield. The floor committee includes L G Timpson A D Shepard Jr O G Waring H V Borden E M VanBuren and P W Walz. reception committee members are H Fleming W J Rooms M B Ackerman J T Scott P B Matthews and Howard Huntington. The reception team will identify guests at the door to prevent undesired visitors. Music will be first class and costumes will be the richest ever seen at a similar event in Plainfield. Projectors have received encouragement to proceed with elaborate preparations.

Sainfield Mpson A. D. Shepard Jr 0. G. Waring H. V. Borden E. M. VanBuren P. W. Walz H . Fleming W. J. Rooms Ackerman J. T. Scott P. B. Matthews Howard Huntington Plainfield

Towa Council Nomination Signals Anniversary Plans

The Towa Council D of P met last night and adopted two pale fave ladies for roles. The anniversary committee reports an event on December 17 featuring a peace dance with Rahway Elizabeth New Brunswick and Plainfield tribes in attendance. Officers nominated include Prophetess Mrs William Leub euser Pecahontas Mrs A J Stiglitz Wenoosb Mrs Elizabeth Radin Pownatan Joseph E Wychoff Keeper of Records Mrs Fred Cana Mrs Charles Holstein Mrs Blizs and Wempum officer Mrs D OG Allen.

Towa Council D. of P Rahway Elizabeth New Branswick Plainfield Prophetess William Leubeuser Pecahontas A. J. Stiglitz Wenoosb Elizaveth Radin Pownatan Joseph E .Wychoff Fred Cana Charles Holstein Blizs Wempum J. Weikeeper Wampum D. OG. Allen

Lyceum Meeting Notes Amid Resignation Mention

Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of a Lyceum meeting and a resignation by J. J. Lynch. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal note of resignation accepted or noted during the session. The surrounding context remains unclear from the fragment.

Wedding of Joseph Sattela and Miss Matilda Young

The ceremony took place at Grace Episcopal Church with a full wedding march and two rings. The bride wore ivory white silk and was given away by her brother Lieutenant Tiemnan Horne. A reception followed at the bride’s home with many guests and a week’s honeymoon trip planned.

Grace Episcopal Church Joseph M. Sattela Piatnfeld Matilda Young Irs Horne Central Avenue W. E. MecClymont Léteagra Bessie Horne Frank Ec E. M. Rodman Mendelssohn Biss England George E. Beaman Mary England A. S. Flagg Westfield A. Vanderbeek H. V. Hance J. P. Powers Amy Tieman Daniel Tieman Carpenter Amy Carpenter Lena

Best score of the season on Board of Trade alleys

The Plainfield Bowling Club upset the Alcyones of Elizabeth 1637 to 1547 in a remarkable game. Every Plainfield player except one topped 150, with Coane and Van Alstyne delivering triple headers as the home team rolled to a 98 pin victory.

Newark Tracy B. Carty Gilroy Watersweet McBaron Guinee

Thanks to Dr Carman saves boy from pneumonia

A North Plainfield doctor, Dr J H Carman, treated a grave pneumonia case in a Somerset Street boy named Harry Hedden. The patient’s lungs were severely affected and given up as hopeless, but the doctor’s care led to a full recovery and gratitude from the boy’s parents.

J.H. Carman North Plainfield Harry Hedden J. 4. Hedden Somerset Street

Local News Briefs Highlight City Residents and Visitors

William Bailock reports for the Press while Henry McLean of Liberty street recovers from illness. M F Edertop of the Courier News staff is home ill at 0 East Front Street. Miriam Kendall of Brooklyn visits Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Jackson on West Fourth Street. Kate Deike of Grove Street returns home after Flatbush visit. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. W. R Ross on MiGne Avenue. Mrs. Albert S Roe and pupils hold studio from six to nine at 826 First Place. Mary Austin of Grove Street leaves for her father’s bedside in Olean New York. George B Titaworth of Madison Avenue recovers from typhoid fever and hopes to be out soon.

Wiliam Bailock Henry McLean Liberty Street Bing M F E.dertop Courier News East Front Street Miriam Kendall Brooklyn Alfred N. Jackson West Fourth Street Kate Deike Grove Street Flatbush W. R Ross Miqne Avenue Albert S. Roe Ree Mary Austin Olean New York George B. Titaworth Madison Avenue

Hope Chapel Tonight Hosts Literary Entertainment

Tomorrow and tonight feature local social functions. Prof Walsh will host a dancing class reception at Olympia Hall Tuesday evening. Lenox Social Club plans a reception and dance at the Van Fanwood next Tuesday night. A parlor sociable funds the Retief project at Mrs I L McVoy’s East Front Street home tomorrow evening.

Hope Chapel Walsh Olympia Hall Fanwood Lenox I. L. McVoy East Front Street R Henrie Strange America Pilaingela Bethel Chapel

Perth Amboy man held on charge of selling dressed pig

Ramway Dec 6 Charles Smith a fiat pawker of Perth Amboy has a warrant for arrest on the oath of meat dealer Church and W. The complaint says Smith found a dead pig dressed and sold it to Church for his customers. After cooking the meat the color was wrong and Church was to explain. Smith surrendered at Woodbridge and was bound for a hearing Monday December 8.

Courier News Ramway Charles Smith Perth Amby Justice of the Peace Smith Church Judge Newton Woodbridge

Scarlet Fever Outbreak Prompts School Closures

SPECIAL TO THE COURIER-NEWS. FLEXMINGTON Dec. 6 Scarlet fever is prevalent at High Bridge, this county. Fifteen children have died from the disease within the last few days. The spread of the fever caused much alarm and precautions are taken to prevent further mortality. the schools have been closed.

Courier-News Flexmington High Bridge

The Coroner's Inquest Into Mouse Evans Death

The coroner George Horning presided over the inquest into Mouse Evans's death in the city court room. Ex Senator Maret acted as prosecutor. Jurors include W. W. Cornell, E. B. Titsworth, and Isaac Brokaw among others. Witnesses described examinations by Dr. Mraving and doctors present at the event. Police report details include Peter Kane and James Welsh involved with a gun and a crowd on Plainfield Avenue Thanksgiving morning.

Kailing Mraving Me Ore Peter Kane James Welsh Plainfeld Avenue Thanksgiving Moror Kane Welsh Joseph Barry Evans Coutier-News

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