18 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1894
Page
1
Fragmented notes recount a World Conference with two representatives, reflection on imagination and teaching, and warnings about work, Sundays, and national identity. The speaker laments lost clarity, presses for independent thought, and emphasizes energy and responsibility in civic life.
Horace J. Mart of Jackson Ave. AOE Feiner won the night from the Clip Leh Kivtemvor Heaehlin at Care land. Delegates from the silvered lus lite city and Hound Brook discussed plans to attend Cleveland. A meeting is set for Monday evening at Har Han with Shenes on Tuesday at Mourrville. Meetings will be held next week to prepare for a large event in the local church.
A local meeting held last evening in Wewitetd elected a slate of trustees. The event featured community leaders and neighbors voting on candidate lines amid a small gathering.
A chaotic page lists groceries on Jersey corn, water fountain praise, street observations, and weather notes. It covers legal cases, tax rate correction, church society meetings, and a dramatic medical testimonial from No. 16 Amuseriy Pack about Dr Lichthill's care.
A damaged fragment notes names Jonn Townsend of Craig Place and Judge W A Coddington returning from Asbury Part. It mentions women’s health harms in medical prose and hints at remedies or public discussion. The text is garbled and hard to parse for clear facts.
In sparse text a council debates easing mower permits and a bill. It notes completion of work affecting 3 372 children across second third and fourth words of a phrase. A judge and Mr Lovell are referenced with a plan to seek around 76000 dollars for erecting a new building.
A large group rode the Grace M K excursion to Westfield and Kotow Point, with 13 cars meeting at Westfield and crowds filling Jersey City. The trip featured greenish water baths, dancing, and a crowded return voyage, ending without incident as passengers were dropped off along the way.
The column lists numerous residents returning from trips to New York, Asbury Park, Forked River, and other spots, and notes several illnesses including scarlet fever. It mentions Health Officer Frank Wooddley and various civic figures traveling for outings and attending meetings.
A late news fragment notes the bark Em- at sea creating communication delays. The brief entry, dated New Year and July 16, provides few readable details beyond the voyage disruption and implied maritime setback.
An unclear OCR item notes approval related to The Courier and a date placeholder. It references Strmers and owesoo but lacks coherent context or names to confirm details.
A summons was issued in the case of Sebringer Madden et al on contracts and conveyance, with Sherwood returning a bike on July 26. A warrant was served in the case of Apes v. Feanetd. Judgment entered in Tingtey v. case for $90.25 and costs. The arrest of James Scott for delinquent poll tax occurred but was released on bonds.
In Vineland James Landis and others created writs to seize property for taxes while arguing the school district lacks governmental authority to levy taxes. The case centers on whether municipalities or townships can exert tax power and the legality of enforcing school district taxation.
A disjointed report describes an injury to the wife of Justice Mosher and a struggling twelve month old infant with severe diarrhea. It mentions remedies tried, a shift to bottle use, and a claim that the child’s life was saved. Refookl's Pharmacy is listed as a seller location in an unclear context.
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