16 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1894
Page
1
A largely unreadable 19th century screed discusses political strife and party discipline. The writer cites Mr. Dove and references debates over constitutional rights and allegiance in government. The fragment hints at internal Democratic and Republican friction and calls for orderly conduct.
A jumble of small town items notes a break in at Hellver house in Dunettes, a Reform Mall Sac concert slated for late March, and a moonlit prayer at First Baptla. Socials at Grace M Church, Epworth League events, and Kiowa Indians talk at Park j4venue Baptist are listed along with city map work, weather turning springlike, and amateur photographers societies meeting notes.
Weal Fourth Street carpenter Wilinet continues the late Gates Gill's anguished work. Mr Wilan tanu takes over with skilled mechanics, promising to carry on the business and complete extensive projects, with Trevager confident of future success.
The government allocated the machinery contract to the Wisiofield factory after earlier reports of company delays. Workers at the large plant are expected to maintain production without disruption, as the company's past government work supports its capability. Also, a social event at Dunellen’s Friend aup Hall hosted by the Sale bert Club featured Miss Imogene Smith and Miss J. J. Bockly, with a reception, concert, and dancing.
The fre meeting of Senate Lodge No. 542 K of Handler held Easter Lodge for the last time. By-laws received second reading. third reading to follow and then sent to the jurisdiction’s legal secretary. The instrument appears complete, signaling increased vigor for future work led by Past Dieta wr O J Peyiel.Arthur Crane spoke. March of Rockland Me and the Ampodaton Choir to sing at the O & meeting Sunday at 4:15 pm. Averles H Randolph, J M Martin presided in Hobart’s absence. Captain FP L C Martin’s brother plans full-time insurance work in New York. An accident befell Reporter Acterty of the Preas, who fell on Park Avenue near Front Street. Large furniture shipment for Mr. Packer. Board of Trade to play WA GO team, makeup listed. Maria, brother of Town amp yd Morece J Maria, to marry February 72. Mrs Nelly Flory of Bangor, Pa, former H Hat employee, and Walter Freeman discussed bookkeeper duties. Mrs Case of Poughkeepsie mother of Mrs Pred Weaybal to visit. arm injuries noted. Rev Bertrett P Randolpt to perform wedding in Pottsville Pa. مراسم at church with reception at McStreet.
Fragmented city column notes a sailing vessel diverted due to damaged post, local clubs planning dances and concerts, and various mishaps around town. It mentions Captain Rendle’s ship turning back to Southampton, a Sunday promenade event, a theatre saloon closing, and a vote notice for public inquiries with local officials.
A spirited game last night between Alert Cos. and the Board of Trade on Board of Trade alleys kept fans in suspense. The Gre boys delivered fine shots and Pil posted strong scores as both sides fought for victory. After the match, the A. Club from Richmond street held a brief outing to Bornfield, with the group returning late and the party recounting a long ride home. The travelers included Frank and Clareson Boar, Thora, Wyatt Barnes, R Keenan, EB Sealy, HW Denckan, H Beapett, and PF Denckian.
A Port Amboy gathering involving the Langaw family is mentioned with a plan for a supper event. The fragmentary text hints at a family outing and social activity, but details are unclear due to the incomplete source.
Chief Grant sent a bill to the Lower bet Acumty Board of yee jeldare Yor anw son of Jeptha Wagoner the New Jersey Sieie Insane son, and Dr Simpeca ane for ex tie, but the Board at the meeting on Tweeday returned the bill with information that the county was not staple for the same. The two latest additions to We sub scribers of the Piantelt Water Handly Company are W. W. Cortell and Rev. G. Kennedy Newell. The company plans a large extension to its territory as Spring opens due to many wells deteriorating with overly viable water.
A court session features a swomous ined case with references to 28 comwract re zh and parties including Casey Sve Bhay and Biman's Minstrels of Pisin. Detailing by DeMeze for the plaintill matches a legal proceeding about biases and a Gee company contest. Wheeler from Johnston appears among witnesses, while the scene hints at a race with 200 speedw and trotter references.
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