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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1894
Page
2
A fragile transcript shows political maneuvering in New Jersey feature battles. Attorney General Stockton plans to seek Supreme Court guidance on Senate seating. West Front Street residents push for carefulRail extension while Street Committee weighs center-track safety and cost versus property interests.
City drug stores to close 1 to 6 pm tomorrow as Street Committee meets with Street Railway Company secretary to discuss the Danelin extension. Edison Electric Lights plans wiring in New Market to finish by May. Community groups and crews prepare for parades and anniversaries while local clubs host events and inspections.
At a regular meeting last Monday Mr Mageis Casey was elected President and Miss Juile Fields Treasurer. They will serve for six months. On Tuesday evening Ole will meet at Miss Julia Preis residence.
Vincent Rivenhouse explains nickel production while Irving Sain displays a $3 Confederate bill from the battlefield. James Stafford presents a Greek coin, a Dutch money box, and a piece of the undersea telegraph cable. Philip Sulren shows a Civil War label and a fuse. Local interest remains high as newer items are added.
A woman crossing a streetcar track near the Post Office had a narrow escape when Car No. 3 sped toward her. Her hearing may have failed to alert the operator as the streetcar bell rang loudly. She moved to safety just as the car passed, drawing a crowd and startled reactions from onlookers.
John James of Boone assisted by a trap and bait decoy captured a large bird at Cornelius pond believed to be responsible for raiding nearby chicken houses. The bird, about the size of a rooster, was caught by its feet and secured in a cage for observation.
The Pabile Library hosts a Washington themed event with a gallery featuring Gilder and Simart portraits loaned by Mrs. S Al Ginna. A grand sociable concert by Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Women’s Aid follows in the evening. An illustrated free book, The Birth of a Great Day, is offered by the Pasco Union Land Company to residents seeking practical Northwest info.
Bpecimen Comm. BH. Clifford of New Cassel Wisconsin suffered severe rheumation and liver distress with a leg injury attributed to a fall. The event occurred at L. W. Randolph's Drug Store No 21 West Front Street.
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A social event at a church hall featured a decorated dining room and a plan to crown the prettiest participant queen of the night. The program omitted the crowning part, but the committee led by Mrs E B Maynard and assisted by several others organized the affair and thanked all who helped ensure its success.
In a tense council session the Nevins family business and West Front street property interests dominate the discussion about extending the Kect Railway to Dwi elen. Nevins portrays himself as a philanthropist but is accused of pursuing private gain, prompting sharp questions over motives and public benefit.
The Walto's Comedy Company staged Wegelly Dead at Mesio Hall last evening with the lead king party. The show featured new acts by Lig Paatioe and Harry Fiediog with Meggie Welker in the cast. Barry Introduc and Aggie Walker joined the company as new performers. A second performance titled Washingtoo's Birthdes is slated for tomorrow at two p m.
Ivanhoe Connell No 10 hosts a Grand Visitation by Grand Commander Ralph from Hoboken Grand Treasurer Earnest Maller of Jersey City Grand Secretary EB Toltiuret Rutherford and Grand Orator Donner New York. After routine, members discussed upcoming mover to be raised at the next session.
The Royal Blue Line steamship service by Norfolk and Washington features through connections to Virginia Beach with through cars leaving at 11:30 am and 1:35 pm. A 25 cent break at Wanbi provides a relief, with service noting new gear and comfort aboard the Royal Blue express.
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