25 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1894
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text referring to industry labels and woven goods with scattered terms like carpets bags hats and fabrics. No clear event, person, or date emerges to form a coherent news item. The readable bits hint at weaving trades and products but lack a complete narrative.
A garbled report references Berth Avenue politics amid a tainted debate. It mentions Democratic figures, calls for reform, and a controversial meeting with notes about President Oh Waves and Heather Campbell, plus a Sunday dinner, all conveyed in fragmented lines.
The text reports Captain Par son Vang Dotenn of S a Kperted causing disruption during a meeting. It notes a formal gathering with several men from Evehing Xia Lolo and Gerowo Valley. The report mentions divisions and competition for leadership roles.
Fragmented OCR text references a meeting, singing, parish matters, and local church concerns. Names and places are unclear, but mentions a German factor, a view, and tension among members about conduct and perception within a community setting.
Fragments show names Limestard Haider and Firke amid unclear context. OCR text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
A jumble of names and addresses recounts residents of Hew Flewtolt, Wenervelt, Orange, Westfield, Newark, Dunellen, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and nearby towns visiting relatives, traveling, or returning home. Updates mention travels to Cambra de, Boynton Beach, and perambulations through Jersey City and New York, plus a few illnesses and accidents.
The new County Board of Freeholders plans to repair the county road system by contract. Bidder William Chamberlain of East Orange won the year’s work at about 23 cents per foot, with total anticipated cost near $2,500. Inspector Flack will supervise the project.
A bustling day in town with reports of a curbing project for D.C. Iving of Hillside, a horse incident on Somerset Street, a four foot high fence, and a large Labor Day picnic update. Parish preacher J. S. Braker plans a Prodigal Son lecture as Carpenters Union discusses delegation to the Indianapolis convention. Justice Cronaly clarifies a mistaken arrest account.
Archeologist G. H. Fountain of Weat Prout street reports an oversize ceremonial banner stone found during country explorations. The stone is roughly three inches long and one and a half inches wide with a one inch deep hollow. Fountain believes it was made by prehistoric Indians and used as a ceremonial banner.
Fragmentary political note cites Miles Rom's Congressional bid with a 3,300 vote margin and mentions party figures and a demand for judgment. The text alludes to a past election result and political tensions surrounding the计 vote outcome within New Jersey.
The page mixes legal judgments like Beerhower v Barnet for 53 with out of court settlements, plus racing notes from Crescent Oval. It cites Captain P L C Martin, East Bigth Street, and references a Mackanesy Highland Beach excursion, a New Brunswick run, and a Crescent Oval season shift.
A white horse was found Monday night by Howard Woolston of Duer as it trailed from Evans toward Pine Eel. The animal, possibly owned by Mr. Leith, wandered off after being driven from pasture. Despite efforts, the horse remains missing with reports of possible sightings along unfamiliar roads.
A 1893 testimonial from Roeer Hitt, Nut., describes severe piles and relief after treatment by Dr. Lighthill. The letter cites his long suffering and intense pain, comparing it to an extraction, and asserts a cure through the doctor's method. Other names and locations appear in the fragmented notice.
Report notes eight bow cases and four deaths from rholere since Saturday at large. No death from disemee of El pustal.
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