24 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1894
Page
1
A local committee discusses reworking beverage and other costs. debate centers on requests for funding and whether taxpayers will bear the bill. council consideration follows a pending motion and potential approval or rejection before acting.
The report describes a chaotic installation event for Moers for Queen Oy and lists attendees including Monte and Landolph. Details mention post ceremony gatherings at Hotel Gremula and a ballroom scene with meals and later disturbances as members reacted and left the room.
A formal installation ceremony for the dred teder of Tadlepenitent Onket Laviles was held with ladies and officials present. Attendees included View Lady Ithuver tee Mire stings, Hyde Vert Governess, Mrs HOOK of Heston, and Secretary Mrs Weleman. Refreshments followed as guests departed with remarks for Mrs Mert.
Fragmentary notice notes a death and funeral wishes from friends and relatives. It mentions Milas Cork Bast Pill atreet and a widow seeking support for a loved one. The passage is incomplete but indicates condolences and possible estate concerns.
A court case involving defendants remains unresolved as the matter is adjourned for a week to await further payment or settlement terms. The records reference parties by initials and general contractual issues without detailing identities or locations.
Local notices list residents planning trips to Joynton Beach Morueeton and Reynton with many others visiting York Arbor Massachusetts coast and Nova Scotia. Names include George Bertimer Randolphs store Hodge Frazee French Depew Moore Huffman and families from East Ninth Street West Front Street and LeGhramie Avenue.
Justice Crossley heard several Race Street residents including Caesar Taylor and Mar tin Scott along with Van Horgen and others charged with name calling and fighting last Friday evening. The judge ordered further proceedings and future sessions were planned as the case moved forward.
A community event at the hall showcased decorations and a prized bicycle, with the committee leading arrangements. Visitors from New York, Brooklyn, and Orange were expected, and hours varied nightly with extended opening for the big night.
Fire alarm boxes planned at Somerset Street Pearl Manning Grandview Linden Grove Mercer Cedar Harrisop Hockview Orland Willow Washington and others with numbering 140 onward. Original plan set Somerset Street area and west ward routes but has been adjusted and renewed.
At a Christian Endeavor meeting in Trinkty Heformed Ubureh a Cleveland convention report was shared. Delegates will present reports next Friday in multiple towns. encyclopedic dictionary parts offered at ten cents each with coupons.
Vague notes report a summer goods sales contact at Penhalm & DeGene, an evening school entertainment at Harris Lane School with a literary end social, concerns about using beer bottles for root beer in the village, and a joint Sunday School excursion to Alvary Park with August plans. A stray item mentions a walking incident near Mrs J Hibis house and remedies applied by Mrs Charles Schäfer.
A garbled OCR segment notes an Italian laborer and an explosion and accident. Readable names and details are missing. the fragment provides no verifiable actions, participants, locations, or outcomes to confirm.
In an incident at a work site described in partial OCR text, Patrick Knedsal Masse pine Tide Ub werd faced a failed attempt to secure a risky task. The account notes a limb portion was amputated by Sempaon who performed the procedure.
An eighteen year old youth, son of Ral Toes Poopie Tivie, is charged after an attempted act involving poison. Authorities report the suspect planned to commit harm and was stopped before he could act.
July 24 report from Rauwar notes a man entered three houses causing fear. He produced a knife and demanded items before fleeing after being given food. Mrs Zeller and Mrs Schwartz describe the incidents and help from neighbors led to a capture and jail.
Special dispatch reports Cad Slewwers writing from Lospex dated July 14 about the crew’s status and a mysterious incident at V me Pieling involving Nare. Details are limited and uncertain due to damaged text.
A train derailment reported by the Courier Special outlines a fatal incident with multiple high passengers killed. Details are scarce in the fragmentary copy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Abe J Dunellen and Wiech AT in an unclear context. No coherent event or person details are readable to form a complete news item.
An early July river incident left a man dead and prompted officials to investigate the circumstances. Local authorities and witnesses describe a fatal event near the riverbank with unclear exact details.
A testimonial from Rocky Hill New Jersey dated January 9, 1894 praises Dr Lighthill for curing piles after severe pain. The writer, Becky Grigra the merchant and treasurer, describes relief from great suffering and compares the pain to tooth extraction.
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