23 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1894
Page
1
A detailed report describes a significant tuberculosis treatment event with multiple medical staff present and a formal operation performed on a patient. Witnesses include Doctor Hocock and others. the process involved anesthesia, precise steps, and post operative care. The article notes ongoing concerns and health officials discussing outcomes and next steps.
A garbled report describes a late evening incident involving a woman named Mise Perere and a man identified as Mr Wardek. The text partially mentions a horse, a draw or chase, and a series of actions around a social setting in Chiseity. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but it implies a pursuit or disturbance and a mare’s involvement.
A cautious watch is kept on Trem Hillists as Bree unrest looms. Forces coordinate containment while surveillance tightens. Officials monitor movements and await a decisive moment to act.
A stream of short notices details local residents visiting relatives in New York and Newark. It lists Mr Cortes of Kad Roding ill with pneumonia, Mrs Adelmann visiting Newart, Mr Hodges of Orange with Devine family, Mrs Andrew Carney returning from New York, Arthur Crane in Newark, and many others hosting or traveling. Also notes illness, a funeral, a wedding, and preparations for trips to Lake Hopatcong and Albany. A broad clapboard social roundup with numerous names and places.
A garbled text item mentions a be best Weber famously and a Dr Phree's Potions named for Inka. It references a quiet, hepatic remedy without a patient or caregiver on the hive, with no clear names, dates, or concrete facts.
A grand excursion hosted by Mainfield society members to West Point thrilled about 150 guests. The event featured a steamer ride, campus touring, and receptions led by Mrs Whiton and a host of attendees including Miss Whiton, Major Miller, and many other notable names.
A Plaindeld Street Railway Association meeting tonight will determine the results of a recent appeal. Each man is expected to clear five to six dollars, which will be pooled and added to a mutual aid fund. Members were greeted by Mrs J Adelmann, Mrs J Hatfield and daughter, and Miss McCarthy along with Mrs Wank, Miss Eveline and Miss Irene Gasper of Newark who oversaw ice cream and refreshments.
A garbled report covers athletic events by Mosher's Athletics and a rail safety effort, plus a Cosma 40d meeting led by Rev Hanger at a Reform church. Attendees include Mrs Allington Waoth and other performers, with a program featuring performers from Sebebert and Brothers Randolph and Westphal, concluding with a choral finale.
A New York social column reports the engagement of a Brazilian heiress, daughter of a Bolivian leader’s son, to Mr. Hammond. The couple’s courtship followed his visits to Brazil where he pursued the young woman, now expected to wed, with details drawing attention in New York and Washington society. Seamen Williams began excavations for a house on Somerset Street near Jackson Avenue this morning.
Charles J. Noel is now postmaster of Netherwood, with a move of the post office from Untiridge’s store to Netherwood avenue. The text mentions restmastsn and wage details, but the readable facts confirm the appointment and location change.
The triple screw steamboat Favorite burned to the water line early this morning near Newark. A sailor boy named Tony is reported missing. rescue attempts focus on his possible fall into the river or death by smoke. The vessel, owned by a New York company, had been a fast excursion boat.
July dispatch from Lompton notes a senior class exposure to Yonnee King fever and a wave of new cases. The readable fragments describe illness progression and limited local response but lack full dates or definitive outcomes.
A distorted, first person account claims a treatment cured pain and improved condition. The passage references a cousin and a named location but lacks clear dates or verifiable details. The text is garbled and cannot establish a coherent event or outcome.
A Rocky Hill merchant and town resident recounts his struggle with extreme piles and severe suffering. He credits Dr. Lighthill with a cure and notes the dramatic relief after treatment. The statement reflects local endorsement of the physician’s remedy.
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