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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1894

Page

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Every Man on Time and the Loom of Wealth

A speaker argues that disciplined time use and a planned system will replace inefficiency. He describes a device turning labor into steady output, likening it to a clock and predicting widespread adoption among workers, managers, and leaders, with shipments planned for the near future.

Domers Avene Melo Park Poe Macy's Bimpoon Oraw Pope Dey Peking Kungland Fey Ilevive

Local Power Outage Sparks Citywide Disruption

A daytime outage on Remon Atmos Avenue caused electric lights to go out across the city. Investigators traced the incident to a fault in the main supply, with repairs completed yesterday. Affected residents described brief power losses and resumed normal service by evening.

Local Notices and Omnibus Mentions From July Daily

The column lists residents of Mare er Eom Im perene undaning tien Gene Horace Young Fanwood Cornell West Vituh street Heker Weat Pink street A E Boshi Lex N. Mr Dow Brooklyn and others leaving for summer trips. It notes deaths from lipteria Mrs A McKee and daughter and various travelers going to Niagara Molla and Irvington NSY. Mentions Hope Chapel speech by Jerry McAuley Mission leader T J Udrey and social excursions of Mrs J I Peasmore and Addie Weaver.

Rij ES Will Cornell West Vituh Street Asbury Pack Heker Weat Pink Street A. E. Boshi Lex N Min Allewa, Wateer West ‘North Street Irvingtod Tadeon Kittie Moller Brooklyn Mise Krymer West Second Street Walter Probasen Rest Willubhard West Fun Street Mra Vincent I. Frazee Weat Pront Mra Angestus Hetfield Gertie ‘Ther Plainbeth Peter Hogan Balisgoo N.Y Horatio Peymour B. B. Western Washington Park T. J. Uadrey Jerry McAuley Waser Street New York Hope Chapel

Third Reading Approved for Sewer Ordinance by Council

The Cory Council advanced the sewer ordinance on its third reading with all members voting in favor. Also approved was a separate measure establishing grade along Kensington Avenue from Fulham Street. Meanwhile James Cannon of 404 East Thad Street died after an illness of months at about 90. Born in Ireland in 1750s he immigrated to the United States and was longtime employee at Bebopty’s clothing rectory. He was twice married and survived by a widow and a daughter from his second marriage. funeral set for Saturday.

Mra J Peasmore Blesbeth Addie Weaver Orchard Place Velmar End Mr and Mire D & Roberta North Sven In Tarrytown Hrowster Hacker Hiwisos Chris Torle Newark Adelmann Nome Carrie Mol Miajufield Yeaterday Fulham Avenue Cornnell James Cannon Thad Street Jimmy Cannon Ireland Lbis Wintifield Jimmy Bebeptin’y Clothing Rectory Fiat Betong Secool Exeall Temple of Fashion Wi Park United States Pitee Rome W. Sonaen Dunelien North Avenue Scott’s Press Honeyman Atlantic Mainfeld Street McVey Plece Chu Chu John Aleo Jubu Tralmel East Front Street U. Hoeil Dalziel Hetfields J. O Allen West Front Street Allen Juin Praneh Cath Watt G. Wageler Vogeler

Minerva Temple Meeting Sparks New Membership Interest

Report from the Minerva Temple gathering notes applications for membership, with one candidate elected. The meeting set a potential next session for August, and a committee discussed progress on line breaks and related work.

Minerva Temple Mythan Sisters

Willow Grove outing ends with Merry Beach gathering

A group from Willow Grove, about twenty four members led by J. H. Buckley, attended a jolly excursion to Bogninn Beach. Melrian voices provided music for dancing while attendees included Mrs Darby and several Lambert and Small family members.

Willow Grove Monn Cme Was Mierery Mason Ean Laurette Darby Joseph Darby George Small David Sed Max Margaret Steel Misses Boma Schulwek Massair Banellen Betes

Plainfield Health Record Sets City Standard

Reports from health officials indicate Plainfield can show a city record for health unmatched by nearby cities. Two cases of a narrative category remain carriers for a day, while E A Hardy and B F Small are due to arrive with two moderate bores tonight. The Netherwood yard hosts a notable event as work on horses continues with a large story tied to a hammer.

Plainfield E. A. Hardy B. PF. Small Lela

Busy day notes and local items from the region

A roundup of small town happenings includes a fashion update at Exeall's temple of fashion, park considerations, and a report on a Metropolis stable purchase. Travels by excursion parties highlight weather, trade impacts, printing demand, and casual incidents. Local notices touch traffic, school telegraphy, odor complaints, and a runaway horse episode with minor damage.

Royal Yacht Squadron to Race for 500 Dollar Prize

A private race on July 26 between two yachts will award $500. The event features Vigsiaat and another vessel, with the Duke of York and Walew aboard Brhanms. Royal officers to command the squadron and oversee the race.

Ima Wrart Vigsiaat Walew Duke of York Brhanms Dering Royal Yacht Squadron

Testimonial for Dr Lighthill From Local District

A fragmentary testimonial praises Dr Lighthill for a radical cure and skilled care. The writer expresses gratitude and offers to share information when needed, though many words are garbled and hard to read.

Dr Light Hill Cures Terrible Piles Case Say A. Graus

In Rocky Hill New Jersey A Graus reports a remarkable recovery from excruciating piles after using Dr Light Hill’s remedy. The witness claims the treatment ended long standing pain and restored mobility, asserting the account is true and reliable for others suffering severe symptoms.

Recalled 24P.NESE MCHISTER Recall Overnote

The text reports a recalled 24P. NESE MCHISTER, dated July 16, with mention of Japan and the United States. It notes the recall is connected to administration matters and treaty negotiations, amid ongoing difficulties and evolving issues stemming from recent treaty talks.

Newark man commits suicide at seminary event

Evizawnin July 26 Adolph Lina of Newark wrotem he will die by own hand. A large crowd will attend the funeral at Ocean Grove with all students of Mincketttown Seminary in attendance. number of Plain Belders expected.

Evizawnin Adolph Lina Newark Wilicpa Law Ren Ileum Wet S Oceab Grove Mincketttown Seminary

Years of Suffering and Slstrong Promptly Cred by Dr Lighthill

In Rocker Hua New Jersey on January 9 1898 J W Griggs a Rocky Hill merchant and notable resident reports his severe piles case improved after treatment by Dr Tighthill. He describes tormented pain and constant protrusion before finding relief and urges others to seek the doctor’s care.

Lighthill Barber K. Lightinil Rocky Hill N. J Park J. W. Griggs Havi Paren Eeeneet Tighthill Rocker Hua

Fragmented notice fragment about Hunterdon commercial office

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Second Street tent Place te V Nash vat Ofe Automatic and a case of a SAL Waa alte vores Ref ane renwi Hunterdon, Commer office. Likely incomplete public or commercial notice.

Taree Corner Second Street Tent Place Hunterdon Commer

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