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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
4
A fragmented item explains a method for readers to obtain work, noting a weekly release plan. Part 1 is ready and will be issued in 52 parts, one part per week, with readers urged to follow the ongoing sequence. The text references dictionary-like content and distribution steps for access to material.
The Elizabeth Athione Cyclers set a meet at Waverly tomorrow with Bangelandt to ride in the novice events. The Victor Wheelmen reported no meeting last night due to absence of gavrau. A public offer to ride Pegasus was discussed by Justice Mosber. The board had thirteen Lew members present. Carl Gottbeil described a new instant gear for bicycles that changes gear twenty five percent up or down.
Mire Pewcett's kindergarten closed for the summer as Mins Paweels's school hosted a Park Club audience for a lively program. Performances included a French dialogue, a chorus, a bee scene, and an epilogue with many named participants. Central Lodge No 48 AO met and considered and acted on propositions.
Personal notices list A Kelly of Metachen known as Sank Kelly at home. Harold Tomlinson of West Sixth Street returned from Bomerville where he wired the First Reformed Church. Henry Windham of the Arington summoned to New York by a grum noting his sister's illness. Dr J Allis of Lackawasen visiting friends in the city. Mrs J S Van Duzen of Toree Heads visiting town. Mink Sadie Flory of Bangor Pa visiting her sister Mrs J C Martin. Funeral of Major Vani held at his residence with sermon by Rev O E Herring. remains sent to Alwoona, Penn. Robard Xebrowler of ? to Mine Mary Deer. Rev Mr Kionka returned from vacation in New York State. W J Kelly of Steiner piece sails July 26 with Charles Krewson to Ocean Grove for the summer. A tea given by Mrs W E Tey in honor of cousin Miss Florence Bartlett of Natick, Mass. Anounced of street.
A work site incident on Fifth Street left Arthur Moaher recovering with minor injuries as a press mishap trapped him briefly. Several schools announce upcoming pupil exhibits with student projects aimed at showing parental engagement and progress.
The article chronicles school closing exercises with a dialogue by J F Kelger and others, a Woman's Temperance Aid Society meeting with president Mrs George Opdyke returning, and Perseverance Lodge planning its twenty seventh anniversary. Also noted are car ads near Cottage Place, a humorous lecture by Rev George Mingina, a trial for cruelty to animals resulting in suspended sentence, and a Board of Trade quorum issue. Further items include a local baseball plan at Berkman and Second Streets, a fire incident near Nisky involving Mrs Knecht, and liquor law enforcement actions against Anglewes hotelkeepers. A rumor from Paris and a municipal dispute over Sunday laws are also mentioned.
Right Hon. John Duke Coleridge, lord chief justice of the queen's bench, died at his residence after a brief illness. He was born in 1838, educated at Eton and Oxford, and held Court and political roles including attorney general. His eldest son Bernard Coleridge represents the Attercliffe division in Parliament. In Ireland a harvesters’ party disaster near Westport Quay left numerous young men dead as a passenger boat capsized due to crowding, with most victims from the harvesters and several confirmed drowned.
Fragmented OCR listing postal rates and office hours with street names and city areas in New York and surrounding towns. Mentions Liberty Street, Tamaque, Shamokin, Allen, Renton, and Allentown areas with scattered figures and times, reflecting a public notices style.
Unclear OCR text reports an emtersling coacher from the American National bank who fired a revolver at his bear. The act went steady with a violent scene. the wounded coach will be dim in a week as his bondamen surrendered.
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