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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1894
Page
2
A fragment from Worthfield recounts a Norfolk World’s Conference gathering with many speakers and attendees. The text sketches speeches about faith, science, and civic duty, noting Lee Bright and a variety of townsfolk among the audience and performers.
A religious gathering in Bound Brook discusses church outreach and a move to Beek Church. Attendees plan Monday work and travel between Cleveland and Homerville, with uncertain details on venue and date as a Piet Haptiathurr service is anticipated.
At the shed meeting with Wek for Wet fel election of tine tractors Mise Kila Per and alee WO Baker Ten of The women of theteet with Their Dem attended. Attendees included Mewsen Tesitoewe and Westy heh ak Porson among others.
Fragmentary text mentions Keown and a date around Jay 24 but lacks full context or readable facts for a proper summary. Further readable content is required to produce a clear headline and summary.
A hectic news page records a variety of items from a temperature swing to arrests and court actions. It notes a Madison avenue extension, a $5 fine for insult, a jail sentence, a water gate break at French’s mill, and civic meetings.
Jones TowuseRS of Urag peer is ill at home. Judge W A Codington returned from Asbury Park. Bice of Amily street was sore after a runaway accident on Centre arena. Several names and phrases appear garbled, hinting at community notes and local curiosities without clear events.
A school board meeting at the High School last night discussed easing Mey Fors reforms and approved several bills. County Superintendent reports Plainfield schools for 1904 with about 2,372 children in the district. Wardsworth’s Fourth Ward project aims to raise roughly $70,000 for a new school building.
The largest of the excursion fleet carried eleven loaded cars with people who returned to Westfield at five o clock. Morning arrival found thirteen cars awaiting, with the Westfield band and the Jersey City steamer crowding the boat to capacity. The return trip reached Westfield around nine, with clear weather and no incidents, the Westfield band playing along the main street and spectators noting the cold wind and need for extra clothing.
A jumble of names and places reports residents traveling, visiting or returning from trips, with illness updates and family notices. Citizens including Charles Angelman, Adelia Rusyou, Arthur Mosher, and many others are listed with movements from Asbury, Rutherford, Albany, Staten Island, and New York State.
A ragged report describes a baroueh council meeting where a motion to designate Somerset street streetcars with a large sign was rejected to avoid confusion. Cars on Pontetree Lane would stay painted yellow while those crossing a brook keep dark blue, with opposition citing likely damages to the cars.
The bark Ku wa T. left Unie por and burned to the Sandslide yownray 7 afternoon off Pandy Heck. Her crew was aarp.
Fragmentary report notes Hollanders at Pullwe Beck encountered in morning work, with no effort made to prevent Liem low working. Entity details are damaged and ambiguous.
Prison watchers report President Uebe seen with Danny Jaremsea Lobe in the cell block. The two are described as being in close confinement, with authorities giving no further comment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court in Sebring where Madden and others faced contract and other claims. A July date is referenced with a judgment for 200.25 plus costs. An arrest for car poll tax is noted but dismissed after satisfactory elements. defendant allowed to depart.
William Dolan was arrested for drunken and disorderly behavior and an offhanded altercation. He faced a simple choice between a fine or brief imprisonment after a disputed offer. In Vineland, K Landis received a ceremonial win as property disputes were set aside due to school district law and constitutional questions over governmental powers.
A woman, wife of Justice Masher, slipped on Goore Street at night, injuring ligaments. a physician reset them. A twelve month old infant suffered severe diarrhoea. Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy was used with apparent improvement. Sold at Reynolds Pharmacy and T. A. Anearong in Park and North avenues.
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