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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1892

Page

2

Commissioners Pile 4 Report On Damages and Benefits

The commissioners filed a detailed report on the extension of Peace Street or North Broadway, listing damages and benefits. Total damages for lands taken 31,623.04 with expenses 2,167.10 and grand total 35,790.14. North Plainfield bears 26,423.08 of damages, Malnfield 6,437. These are charged as benefits nearby, with 31,623.08 to be raised in North Plainfield and 6,200 in Malnfield. North Plainfield township assessed 21,510.73 and the city 647.57, with the street running from Front Street to the Brook. officials praised for thorough work.

Peace Street North Broadway North Malefeld Malnfield North Plainfield North Plainfleht

Park Club High Rollers Defeat Paswood Bowling Team in Local Match

The Park Club bowling squad defeated Paswood by 209 pins at Park Club Alleys in a spirited contest with many spectators including ladies. Umpire George Howell presided as the visitors led early before Park Club surged to victory. Also reported is a railway laborers strike on the street line as workers demanded 1.50 a day and left until replacement crews arrived.

Park Club Jad Ool Fanwood Club the Park Club George Howell Coogan West Front Street Toe Browi Games Correc Uc Aprica Pnre Coumim Peteon Roevet Covrikx Suc Reeding Senes

Republican National Convention Opens In Elmira

The Republican National Convention was called to order at twelve o'clock today. Temporary chair J. Sloat Fassett of Elmira New York was elected by acclamation. Fassett began with a speech praising both Elgin and Morrison. The session adjourned until 1 pm tomorrow without a permanent chairman.

J. Sloat Fassett Elmira New York Famett Elnine Morrison

Allcock's Posevs Plasters Claim Safety and Speed

The advertisement extols Allcock's plasters as safe and fast acting remedies made without deleterious drugs and tailored to plastering needs. It urges buyers to demand Allcock's and reject substitutes or misleading explanations.

Howe's Arabian Tonic Promoted as Health Tonic

The ad promotes Howe's Arabian Tonic for nervousness digestive troubles skin health and general debility. It claims to aid constipation low appetite and overall strength with various described conditions and urges immediate purchase.

Sunday Four Dollars by Judge Codingtom Arrest Report

A youth named Harding was arrested yesterday for singing and language offenses. His trial is set for tomorrow morning. The Children's Home benefit event was postponed and will be held Saturday afternoon at 20 Putnam Avenue. An entertainment by the Boys club last night drew praise. A bicycle rider was fined for ringing a bell near crossings. The Referee notes Milburne race and Joe Pike’s makeup. A Russian Jew working on street railways collapsed from heat, was taken to Muhlenberg Hospital, and is improving though unnamed.

Julie Alexander Koch Mabel Fowler Liberty Street G. J. Mitchell John Wilkins Fifth Sycamore Streets Crescents Staten Island Athletic Club North Plainside Uhl Staten Talamt Keller Staten Islanders van Zandt Kraan Brill Brush O'Conner Clare Weir Dul Geer Eld Vroom Teifell Moore Codingtom Harding Putnam Avenue Lhe Buy's Club Grant Avenue Ile Muhlenberg Hospital

City Ordinance Drafts Vehicle Restrictions in Public Streets

A municipal notice introduces an ordinance restricting certain wheeled vehicles on city streets. It establishes penalties for violations and requires warning banners before enforcement begins, with the city clerk directing publication and public notification.

Whitney Sells Dry Goops and Related Items

Whitney sells dry Goops and related items in a brief notice. The sparse text lists sale actions and local naming without context. No dates or prices are provided in the readable fragment.

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