31 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1894
Page
1
A tangled dispute centers on Captain Grant of Plainfield and Detective Core about railroad passes and surveillance. The captain accuses Core of clavalcular conduct while Core denies wrongdoing, leading to a fractured relationship as investigations and calls for better oversight unfold.
A garbled excerpt references a request or record about a restoration or correction. The legible parts point to work on a register or document, with uncertain names or dates. The text is too incomplete to identify persons, places, or precise actions.
Report describes Sam Western, knocked by a large man in North Avenes street area as bystanders watched. Byroes, later identified as Thomet, suffered a heavy blow to the dream causing bruising. he remained in distress and walked away.
The Board of PreeDompre plans a meeting tomorrow while a Women’s Temperance Union session is scheduled at 3:30 p.m. in their rooms. Redevelopment work on West Seventh Grant is underway by Beare Ayres & Co. Invitations are out for a South Tuesday event. A rehearsal for the comedy Married Life will be held at Music Hall. Prof. Cale wowed audiences at Magic Hall with mental feats. An entertainment reception and dancing are planned for Friday night. A mortgage sale of Marwed’s assets occurred yesterday. Neighbors Den and Scott Terry await Mr Keogan’s Newark visit about a $1000 home deal. Repairs on a store project near the Internation For Store Park are nearly finished. the space will host Mr Valentine from Somer es pisce on Feb 15. An ilK lecture date for Mope Chapel has shifted from Tuesday to Monday. Mrs Fox’s property near Webster place is remodeled and ready for reuse by Woolston & Bockie. The Lanellens saga continues to unfold. Judge Consdlestor’s court notes include tales of a broken window and an arrest by a U S marshal.
A fragmented sermon recounts redemption through Jesus as burden bearer and warns against worldly pleasures. It contrasts Hindoo temple offerings with Christian faith, urging reliance on the Bible, God’s righteousness, and forsaking business allegiance to Christ.
Fire alarm occurred when smoke issued from a window drawing attention of passers by. Investigators found the odor traced to a defective electric light at the bottom of the trouble. A birthday reception for Mrs Keller followed at Mrs Kreutzfield’s residence with about twenty ladies present.
The Society of Christien Hxleavor of Trinity Church prepares for Adrenth observances this week. Ceremonies Sunday will welcome attendees, with talks by Mmn custom and others. Local residents attend, including Miss Bisie T. Banith and Mr. Nathan in care of Mr. Kargo, as a week of community events unfolds.
Four men were arrested yesterday morning for standing on the sidewalk near the court while soliciting. Affected by rain, the gathering drew attention as bystanders noted the men’s distance from wires and horses. One slipstream detail described a man wearing shoes unfit for walking and the crowd moving about as the incident unfolded.
A fragmentary ad and rumor reel cite Prof. Galef the mind reader touting a cure from postal cards valued at a million francs. It claims friendship and trust as proof while advertising trial bottles free at L. W. Randolp’s Pharmacy with large bottles priced at 60 cents amid dubious health claims.
A distinguished pianist, Herr Scharwenke, delivers a rare treat in Plainfield Monday night. The performer is praised for technical mastery and expressive power, likened to a rosinstein-like figure, with audience impact highlighted and a lively casino setting noted. A local horse incident adds quirky color to the evening.
A plan to extend the electric railway toward New Market is under consideration by the Piatt Beotrne Railway Company. Opponents fear the removal of tracks near Crane and Crvical Tracks, while supporters cite potential freight unloading and access to West Seventh Street. New York interests propose using Moeroe Ave and West Seventh Street terminals, with debate over the route and impact on local property and traffic.
Turbulent bowling event ends with suspensions as teams clash over rules. J J Lypeb and D Gathrwith led a controversial protest that disrupted the match against Lee Lyceum, resulting in several bowlers being expelled and banned from future play. Newark officials and union committees reviewed the incident and tallied penalties.
The piece references Italian painter of character and a scene with a neglected kitten, noted as one of the famous reproductions associated with Pere IEI. The publication hints at a work being vended for occupancy at twenty cents and ready the same day, reflecting a historic, cluttered OCR style.
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