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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1894

Page

3

Political rancor and rail labor tensions in 1894 New Jersey

A fragmented 1894 political outcry notes Democrats clashing with Republicans over tariffs and a stalled Central Railroad bill. The piece sketches campaign rhetoric from Judge Magic and figures like Grover Cleveland, hints at the looming impact on voters, and laments labor unrest tied to pay and safety concerns at Jersey City to Scranton routes.

Foe Central Railroad Marte Mtuilipabarg Ihece Jersey City Scranton

Monthly Meeting of Holy Urons Hood Ends With Plans

The Holy Urons hood held its monthly meeting with 8 attendees last night. Committees were read, motion carried, and plans to organize a play for the parish were set. After business, members enjoyed refreshments and a sales pitch for a topical salve promising relief from cuts and skin eruptions.

Kester

Installation of Crescent Division No. 230 Officers

Crescent Division No. 230 of the K of P held an installation night with members in uniform. Officers installed include Captain J B Flannery Lieutenant Morgs Herald Jacob Bile Jr Treaster G H Yao New Guard J H Wakedeid and new knights pledged into the rank. A banquet is planned March 13 and a drill will prepare for a Washington trip to the Bicentennial year.

Crescent Division BR. K Rhodes Kalytt Morrison Vailty Eliabeth J. B. Flannery Morgs Jacob Bile, Jr Treaster G H Yao J. H. Wakedeid Kmigihta Wese David Angerbauer Louis, Mohring Theodore Meson Edward Woll George Harvelder Edward Garretson PF Buckforg Knight Blimm Mat Hia Washington Angamtty X Lodge Crescent Div

Surprise Sleigh Outing Baffles Gedney Van Doren Family

A jolly group of about forty five youths in two sleighs staged a surprise outing from Gateville under Witla Cambell and Joseph Wyckom. They spirited Profemsne Gottman to New York harplet slang and the return trip faced a minor mishap as one sleigh got stuck in the dark. The crowd dispersed after the ride, narrowly avoiding a more serious mishap.

Gedney van Doren Gateville Witla Cambell Joseph Wyckom Profemsne Gottman New York

Untitled Notice From A Fractured Text

Disjointed OCR fragment describes an arranged party for tomorrow. Mentions a young man from Liberty Corner and a meddling tale of romance and a meddling influence about a marryable pair, with parties kept quiet for amusement and potential trouble if tongues loosen.

Liberty Fey

Amusement Notes on Keenn and the Dychard III Progenitor

The piece highlights Thomas W. Keenn and his work Dychard III, praising his offense against classic rules and his wide public favor. It mentions the Walter Cowery Company Premium Band and Orchestra and outlines matinees and evening shows with prices and a free admission for ladies on certain days.

Thomas W. Keenn & Nny Dychard III Richerd Gil Hie Admirdge

Ancient carved bowl found by West Front street archaeologist

Archaeologist George T Fountain of West Front Street uncovers an intriguing inscribed soapstone bowl. The artifact, about ten inches by five inches deep, shows two drilled troughs and symmetric drilling from both sides, with marks matching mint drillwork. The bowl’s maker likely used inner and outer drilling to finish it, illustrating skilled workmanship.

George Tf West Front Street Public Library

Founder of the Quakers Portrait at Watchung Avenue

A lecture presented by Aaron M outlines George Fox as founder of the Friends sect. It recalls his early life in England, his dissatisfaction with clergy, and his shift to radical beliefs. The account notes Fox championed women speakers, persecuted by clergy, and his morals, travels, and death on November 13, 1690.

Mistery Hip Trine Che Destinetes War Blues Tele City A. M. Powell F. Meetley House Watchung Avenue Aaron M George Pox Rane George Fox Friend Snch London Stevens Fox Andry Healy Becan Seyore Dern Margaret Fell Maryland New England New Jersey

Investment prospects in Western land schemes stir investor interest

The article outlines large promised dividends from land ventures tied to Tacoma and New Western state holdings, noting substantial prior payouts to stockholders. It highlights figures such as 34 percent dividends in 1886 and 18 percent in 1889, alongside payments to engineers and land purchases near Spokane. The Fusco Union Land Company advertises opportunities with high returns, urging readers to request the brochure from the Paseo Astor Land Company in New York to invest savings in promising land ventures at the confluence of the Columbia and Snake rivers.

Birmingham Cel McCartney Spokane Abney Coat Wien Paseo Aiready Colombia Snake Rivers Fusco Union Land Company Dave Dude Paseo Aslou Land Company Astor Building Street New York

Banqueting the Commander at New York Visit

A reception will be given in New York tomorrow for Commander in Chief of the G. A. T. J. G. Adama during his visitation. He will be guest of Lady Eus Post No 140, which has arranged a banquet for attendees, with city officials invited and a formal program planned.

New York Cranmanderie G. AT J. G. ‘Adama Lalayeus Post No 140 Thie City

Local social and community notes in New Jersey

A fragmentary page recalls midwinter dances at Pettera Hotel in Webb and a Trinity Reformed Church social delay, with youths from Bound Brook, a clairvoyant at Chy Hotel, and a plan to incorporate ParDenter Carpet Co. Inc. The piece mentions a Pen Homes trial verdict, bowling and social events, and a mechanical tire repair update, all set amid scattered local names and places.

Bound Brook Wenner Liey Wong Mre Edwards Te Chy ParDerenter Carpet Company August J. Bronson Aad Deventer Edward Nogep Pen Homes Bizibene Yesteragy Arthur Velabine Bouse Puinteld Ky League Howe Teaut Ap Taylor Wawers G. Giles J. B. Young Robert M Nabd Rahenyrsd Front Street Mule oWe PF. LO Martie

Virginia Beach Steamboat Service Through Royal Line

Virginia Beach access via the Royal Line and Norfolk & Washington Steamship Co. ro fast daily connections to New York and Philadelphia. The Royal Bing Shoar Flyer departs nightly for New York at 11 30 p m and Philadelphia at 1 35 p m with through rides by train and steamship via a 24 hour Washington layover. Rates and further details available from B and O agents or C P Craig General Agent.

Virginia Benet Royal Vice Joe Norfok & Wastington Steamboat Co Wassengers New York Philadelphia Artes Virginia Beach Washington Norfolk & Wash Royallie Express P. Craig General Agen BAO R Brushway

Cleeru vaesel in Wisconsin cures from doctors

Cleeru of Wisconsin faced severe paralysis and rheumatism with a disordered stomach and loss of appetite. Partners treated him with a tonic and medicines said to restore health, while physicians warned of danger and urged care.

Cleeru New Vaesel Panneners Bottien Owe Toelle Baedulpi

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