Doctor Lighthill Offers Daily Consultations Except Thursdays
The notice states that Dr. Lighthill can be consulted daily at his office and residence for all chronic illnesses and complaints of the human system, with Thursday the only excluded day.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1894
Page
7
The notice states that Dr. Lighthill can be consulted daily at his office and residence for all chronic illnesses and complaints of the human system, with Thursday the only excluded day.
An advertisement on No 144 Crescent Ave touts success in treating deafness catarrh and diseases of the head throat and tongue. It also promises relief from piles and other rectal diseases without pain or detainment from business using a general治 approach.
The Lexow committee may call Superintendent Byrnes as an expert witness while Parkhurst and Moss critique the police reorganization plan. Byrnes’s allies say he will testify squarely and not press vendettas, aiming to aid good government. Parkhurst condemns Byrnes and hints at hostility within reform circles. The situation could shift as the committee weighs Byrnes’s role and proposals on policing.
In a heated exchange Croker taunts Cockran about attacks and dares him to appear before Tammany Hall committee. Cockran replies he will not engage in a country quarrel and plans a Florida trip, avoiding Croker’s challenge.
Paris reports a duel will follow a heated session in the chamber of deputies after M. Jaures called a member a liar. Debate centered on the death penalty in the military code and charges of internationalism amid references to Captain Dreyfus and railway policy. The government’s measures were approved by a large majority as tension rose across the chamber.
Mrs Sidney Howe and her servant Miss Callahan died after a kitchen fire in Roslindale Mass. A portion of Miss Callahan's clothing caught fire and spread to Mrs Howe as both women tried to reach the door. Neighbors found them unconscious. Callahan died at hospital, Howe died hours later.
Sunbury fire department saved Northumberland from total destruction as a blaze destroyed three residences. Five Sunbury and Northumberland firemen were injured, including Peter Rockefeller, George Senshotz, Kawin and Alonzo Jacoby, and Fleming Mackenburg. The fire struck the Sheeta residence, with wire losses totaling about 10 000 dollars and 4 000 dollars insured.
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