19 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1894
Page
1
A garbled collection of community items lists accidents, meetings, and notices. Mentions include a fatality near North Pistafielt, a tobacco and weather-related note, a sewer plans discussion, a Presbyterian excursion, and various local officials and merchants. Details are fragmented and some names and places are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contract case with dates and authorities. The text references a July deadline and a tribunal or court process, mentioning names and locations in a garbled form. The readable items indicate a legal notice about action and response due dates.
A morning session before Commissioner Harry Rabyn examined a case involving Swift versus Sith over property in Heaver Colorado once owned by the Hale family. The value is estimated around 650,000 with relatives hoping for success. Lawyers Marquesin of Denver and W Henry Smith of Teebla, Colorado, represented the red Howdy of Denver. Also noted: Craeford’s twelve month old child with severe diarrhea treated with Chamberlain's Choline and Diarrhoeal Remedy, marked by gradual improvement after using the 23 cent bottle.
The marriage of Mise Elia Boisteria to Abe Elev, Cornelian of the Trinity, took place at eight oclock in the parlor with a guest list including Mrs L Wooley and daughters Emma and Ida of Elisabeth and many New York and Brooklyn visitors. After the ceremony the couple departed on the 11:20 train to Elasveth and will tour two weeks, returning to reunite in Asbury, with guests praising the event and offering good wishes.
A stream of residents from Green Brook Somerset and New York visited relatives and attended gatherings across towns. People like D. C. Gaddis, Willem Woeters, B. Wheeler, John Brocka and Miss May Irving are noted among many who traveled or hosted events and planned summer stays from Avon to the Sea. Local officials and club members also plan trips to Adirondacks and Adirondack-area retreats as summer routines unfold.
A school reader praises the Encyclopedic Dictionary as a superb educational work. The article notes the Druse entry explains Mohammedan sects, history, and beliefs in clear terms, predicting it will become a standard reference in schools and homes.
In Union Township women support a school board trust, opposing farmers seek to restrain their wives. The meeting backs Miss Marietta Urane as a candidate, with James Higeny and Janet i of Bsc vying for trustee roles amid tense action and ballots.
In Washington July White of the United States reportedly resigns due to illness. Clifton R Breesinridge of Arkansas is named as his successor by the Ways and Means Committee, with confirmation expected by the Senate. Andrew D. Ros remains referenced in the brief notes.
July 19 in Wasaixorox reports the fast eraser Aviumbia has been ordered to Biwedehin Niesrag to protect American interests as tensions rise. The details are fragmentary but indicate a security maneuver by naval forces.
The Observer predicts rising temperatures and fair weather for the upcoming period. A public drinking fountain proposal near the city center, at the Coarter corner, has been approved by the property owner. T. i Van Zaedt, a merchant, plans a new sign for his bakery storefront.
A fragmented notice dated July 18 1894 discusses policies related to Memre Ven Buren They and attempts to obtain acceptance or decisions on ots upon ont. It references NATIONAL FIRE and a party or organization identified as 1 BEE LO Of Bertier. The readable fragments suggest an insurance or policy matter requiring action.
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