Fire at Lowe's Scotett Protes t Hotel Barn
A beacon on Main Street drew the Navier of Fear County to a fire at Lowe's Scotett Prote st Hotel barn and shed. Fire units including Gazelie Engine and Warren Engine fought intense heat. the blaze scorched the building but did not spread to nearby hay and structures. Cause suspected to be inappropriate in the ore with matches, investigation ongoing.
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Raat
Offeer
Alerta
Gazelie Engine
Zepayt ‘Pork
Sueamer 2
Warren Engine
Terrill Road
Retu
Lowe's Scotett
Piane Company
Bern
Nore
Olthy Hare
Buren & Timpson
Pound nets debated as a lifeline for workers
Irving Savings president David M. Demarest argues pound nets support livelihoods for cotton handlers rope and twine makers boat builders and fishermen. He says net damage after the August storm raised prices and harming working classes from Staten Island to Unpe May.
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David M. Demarest
Irving Savings
Netitavios
Warren Street
New York
Demarest
World
Staten Island
French- Porn equuist stars in Mose Hall Friday night show
Front Hlerah a famed performer from Sletirec’s Austrian Bam scores at the World’s Par and teams with a partner to appear with the Military Band. Prominent backers include Lawrence Burrett and Joseph Griamer with Phoebe Laview noted for her stage presence. The New South’s best handsomely staged with Miss Davies’s costumes drawing crowds.
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Hlerah
Sletirec
Bam
Peck
Mose Hall
Joseph Griamer
Ianor
Lawrence Burretts
Ledieg
Artore
Phoebe Laview
Mina Davies
Alex McMure
Philadelphia Times
Mivbert
Ingersoll
New South
Mise Jiavies
Park Clad Bowlers Handle Eliza Athletics Upset
The Park Clad bowlers defeated Elizabeth last night as Athletics boys were outbowled. The Bagres and players Bee Fleming Loner Mome Meyer Lane Garr Morret Kilow Pepin are listed among participants.
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Elizabeth
Eliza
Bagres
Bee Fleming
Loner
Mome
Meyer
We Lane
Garr
Morret Kilow
Pepin
German Fair Attendance Boosted by Evening Program
The German Charen on Craig Place hosted a fair with strong attendance though fewer items on display. An evening church choir performance was well received and organizers expect to add more funds to their credit as the event closes.
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Craig Place
Tre Huorel Society Rehearsal at Chickering Mall Tonight
There will be an extra rehearsal of the Tre Huorel Society this evening at 2 p.m. at Chickering Mall N. A full attendance is desired through Tuesday next. An orchestra accompaniment will be provided and a large turnout is hoped for. secretary Buyvos urges attendance.
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Tre Huorel Society
Chickering Mall
Henry Arkell To Be The Courier Saturday Gift
The Courier announces next Saturday's feature will be Henry Arkell, a thrilling tale by Mrs. Henry Wood, serving as a supplement to last week's story and a preview for the upcoming issue.
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Courier
Henry Arkell
Henry Wood
Local Notices and Community Events Mix in Patchy Parade
A garbled list of items covers dances at the Wirk Club Juniors clubhouse and readings by George W. Gable at Crescent Avenue Church. It mentions a prayer meeting, Christmas timing for Plainfeld Lodge, a lamp accident, and notes on the Park Club skating rink and Virior Wheelmen meetings.
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Wirk Club
Goodyear
All Souls
Central Tool Company
Cis
Laal
Crescent Avenue
Suijvet
Syria
Severn
Perkonn
Witc
George W. Gable
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Fred Koechil
F. Koechil
German Reformed Church
Plainfeld Lodge No 44
Niga
Marshal Panghorn
Somerset Street
Virior
Tragic Death Linked to Suspected Poison Powder
A husband, Grobbenski, died at home under circumstances suggesting self administration of a powder found in a locked bureau drawer. His widow, Mrs. Grobbenski, recalled him returning from New York with the powder. authorities ruled the death as self-inflicted. The family included four children. a union official assisted in the inquiry with no evidence of foul play.
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Abe
Tom ‘Wfeless
Simpeon
Mra
Grobbenski
Dosband
Justice Mosher's Court Judgment in Favor of Plaintiff
A judgment was rendered this morning in the attachment case William G Brett vs Corrie Brett for 194.40 and costs. The plaintiff was represented by W A Coddington. No defense was offered as the defendant was out of state. The defendant promised to settle with soft gloves, then attempted to move to Brooklyn, but the goods were attached before departure.
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William G. Brett
Corrie Brett
W. A. Coddington
Breokiyo
Laken
Crescent Wheelmen Elect New Officers at Meeting
At a Crescent Wheelmen gathering last night the club formed a new governing board. Charles P. Leggett was named President, W. H. Rogers Vice President, and CE Teal Secretary and Treasurer. A house committee and race committee were appointed and a revised constitution will be adopted next meeting.
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Crescent Wheelmen
Charles P. Leggett
CE Teal
J. F. Backle
J. A. Haynes
A. Kline
D. H. Dani
W. HH. Rogers
Leggett
Rogers
Mr. Teal
J. ¥. Buckle
J. A Haynes
H. Dao
W. AT. Rogers
Kellys Assailant En Route to Florida
Dave Shoemaker, who badly assaulted William Kelly at Oske Trewe, has been released from the New Hartford Jail by the Kiodaes of a Kelly associate and proceeded yesterday by steamer to Florida for leisure among orange groves. The temperature extremes yesterday ranged from 36 to 14 degrees, with six oclock readings at 9. Caritoo Cornwell of the Gazette Middletown NJ endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a speedy cure for colds and recommends it to all.
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Dave Shoemaker
William Kelly
Osk Trewe
Hravewick
Mr. Kelly
Florida
Caritoo Cornwell
Middletown
N. J
Chamberlain
He-mye
Divorces Case Involving Plainfielders Described
A divorce proceeding details a separation between Burr and Stone with John Montagee Stone as child, after a July 17 1884 marriage and a July 7 1892 separation. Mrs Stone is said to have lived with Ranyoo under the Ramyoo name at 223 East Fourteenth Street. The decree bars remarriage while legally bound to the former husband.
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Amela B. Stone
Jean Beeves
Possemeioma
John Montagee
Stone
Iter
Joseph W. Dolly
Dana Banyon
Renve Banyon
Pisinfeld
Banyon
Scotland
Wiliam P
Henry Charles
Ranyoo
Ik Wan Eleo
Fat
Mra Ramyoo
East Fourteenth Street
Stone Wan
Ladies Sale and Community Notices Highlight Local Life
A mixed page notes a charity sale at Mrs. Elias Pope’s corner with tables of pretty articles, confections, and decorations. Reports cover a Masonic meeting, a West Street shop advancement, gospel preaching, a factory incident, espionage tensions at Amboy, and local business promotions plus a football bowling result and a pitch for Electric Bitters.
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Hinpirst
Leiner
Laxmmtta van Janey Goude
Mra
Elias BR. Pope
Park Avenue
Fifty Street
Mabel Potter
A. M. Ross
J. D. Titeworth
Wiliam Stillman
Charles Danham
Vancickle
Local notices recount deaths marriages and social events
The item lists deaths including Mrs Wescott and Mrs Judah, marriages such as Mary Elizabeth Musher to William D Marrey, and social events across Plainfield with residents like Theodord Vroom, Mrs Mary Masecy, and Mr and Mrs Smalley. It notes birthdays, anniversaries, a honeymoon visit, and a City grave side service.
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Mary Elizabet Musher
Tease W. Rushmore
William D. Marrey
Young Men's Christian Association
Christien Endeavor Society Elected Officers
The Christien Endeavor Society of the Seventh Day Baptis Church elected officers last night with Miss Ids doi pt Mise as President and Edward Toul as Treasurer. A committee was named to handle the Griffin case with a returnable date of December 20, and related cases involving Tanison and others have December 20 or 21 return dates.
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Christien Endeavor Society
Seventh Day Baptis Church
Ids Doi Pt Mise
Lizne Eiha
Edward Toul
Com
Peng Geay
Griffen Ve
Grifin Ra Beer
Tanison Ve
Burley
Tanieon Et al
Et al
Tanison Et al Te Smalley Jr
Financial notes from the investment committee vacancy
The institution elected Frank Hubbard as Vice President to fill the vacancy created by Mr White's death and George W Rockfellow to the Andi Committee. The treasurer reports the institution survived the late financial panic without creating new sections. Investments are described as of the first class and the first semi annual dividend was declared payable after January 11 1894.
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Abe Seine
Thelp
Frank Hubbard
Mr. White
Geo. W. Rockfellow
A. Gardner
Ane & Section
Oak Tree boom brings new depot and changes name
Oak Tree, now called Marconnier by boosters, sees a depot on alley road built and a nearby property shift from 62500 to 4500 sale. Residents begin improvements, including a 1000 hennery at the old Kelly mansion once home to Ollie Kelly, as the community urbanizes and embraces the Frenchified nickname.
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Kelly
Ollie Kelly
Marconnier
Finishing Touches Being Put On Somerset Street School House
The Somerset street schoolhouse work advances as W A Smith the contractor starts door installation. The school will close for Christmas vacation and reopen with two rooms upgraded, while the current class moves to a different location.
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Somerset Street
W. A. Smith
Christmas Cheer Amid Hard Times at St Collier’s
An AeMaré Times note urges readers to seek seasonal goods at St Collier’s to ease Christmas hardship. It frames Santa Claus as a symbol of kindness and suggests affordable prices to lift spirits during tough times.
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Santa Claus
St Collier's
Woman's Logic and Dr Pierce Cure Advertisement
Fragmentary verse and ad style copy describe women’s weaknesses and a claimed cure by Dr Pierce. The text promotes a “Favorite Prescription” as a guaranteed remedy for a range of female ailments and periodical pains.
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Pierce
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