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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1894
Page
4
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Charles aes of the Atalanta Wheelmen Newark establishes a new from Newsk to Mila Aelphia and return distance of 1695 miles. The feat took 19 hours 13 minutes riding with frequent showers dampening the ride. The report notes concern over careless riding among Weyrle riders and mentions other cyclists and incidents on Park Avenue and Red Bank.
A plan emerges to form a new artillery company led by an experience officer, modeled after the Kasex Troop. Young men from the city will join under modern tactics with a 32 inch breech loading howitzer unit, marking a step forward in New Jersey light artillery readiness. Lieutenant Bolt of the Third Regiment Cadet Corps is credited with driving the effort.
18 JUDGE CODNINETODs COURT Martha Clinetoad faces wa jmault and abusive language charges toward Martha Jona, pleads not guilty. The complaisant mot appearing Abe wae Daniel Gide Harry Ven Fleet and Prank Minerd were asked to appear for waking and noise along the street. they did not appear and no malice shown. Temperature extremes reported as 4 and 69 degrees, with 31 degrees difference between two days. Thule Lodge members held an eating meeting yesterday, no camp meeting in Vail's Grove due to rain. Washingtonville school event to elect scholoresters. Middieterg promoter noted.
Numerous terse items list names and addresses in a busy daybook: Preris 450 Pisce Water Freeman, bookkeeper Cur Thorpe Ivins, and W Lewis of Anhaway IL visiting relatives. Mrs. Reme Tite Sand of Coster Street. Arthur Ford to visit his sister in New Brenwick. a Presbyterian minister preps for vacation. Sebring, Leiand Ave, returns from a trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blais travel to Asbury Park. Mr. Ware from Haddontelt shares family news. Jam Mullen and Jett Neighlae enjoy a trip. Kemeson of New York rents a house at LaGrange Ave to occupy September. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Swans visit Columbia Heights. the Swans plan to attend a family reunion in Springdale. Geoffrey Teruhl from Brooklyn wanders with companions to Home, Pennsylvania. Fred Smyth from Torr Street to speak on the Velous Convention. quartette at Trinity Reformed Church. National Retail Jewelers Association convent in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Tangmanletihiren visit. U. Melman, youngest, dies. George Whitlock from West Reach Street recounts work on a cooler project for a rival house.
A court session outlined cases involving Rockiehiow v Miller on contract and related tenant issues. Justice Ueady was arrested on a payment affair but released after arrangements. The report notes Sammons and Paywiret of Lasse figures in the contested actions.
A chaotic sequence follows a failed abduction as Fletcher and another man confront a kidnapper in a street confrontation. A revolver is fired, killing Effenaier while crowds surge and officers move to control the scene. Separate reports note a July disturbance in the stock yards and multiple injuries from a separate altercation.
The Baltimore and Ohio issues excursion fares to Denver from all points on its lines with summer travel dates August 19 7 and September 1 1. Rates from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other points align with B and O options. Routes include via Cleveland Akron Chicago or via Parkersburg Columbus to Denver with express trains and meals. For details contact the road at 415 Broad Street New York or SY Tul.
A garbled report details Vernon Tilliran's stance on liquor regulation and evolving Prohibition debates in Crawerton. It references opponents like Roeper and Tilliran's clash with reformists, noting legal pressures, public sentiment, and forthcoming votes. The piece hints at local saloon stakes, new leaders, and shifting political lines as April dates loom.
A garbled collection of local crime bits and incidents from Tingpus, Cube and Tepantitinn, including murders, drunken assaults, a fatal shooting near a park, and various vague sensational items. Names and places are partly obscured, with scattered references to police and a picnic incident.
A Japanese Chinese war report dispute dominates official notices with China denying war news while Japan appears firm. Separately a naval wreck at Fort Hamilton area recalls the Empress Crown and the bark La Champagne incident. Nearby a steamer Robert Mitchell foundered off shore after engine trouble, with various ships and names noted in the sea area reports.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and dates in a stream of unrelated fragments. It lacks coherent events or clear news content, leaving only isolated references to people such as Beane Maven Coane and Keatin, with scattered city and area labels and random numbers.
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