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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1893
Page
5
The coroner announced the second inquest into Ford's Theater fire and collapse. Witnesses testified that the ruin was caused by war damage and improper construction. The crowd attendance and the theater's condition were scrutinized as investigators sought cause and responsibility.
A partial June article notes a procession and contested event attended by 113,972 people. Judge John L. T. Fenerday reportedly witnessed a fatal fall. Charlen Beyer, a maker, fell from a fifth story balcony and was killed instantly.
Fragmented text describes a melee at a central bridge with a freight car obstructed, a crowd scattering toward a street, and a suspect aged around 18. It mentions a hot spell, a famous thief known as The Bear in St Louis, and a fatal confrontation aboard a steamer after a club attack. Also referenced are Dr N J Tava and Des Moines travel notes amid chaotic reporting.
A disjointed notice announces appointments by the Ung Common rpm for a tour day in Beal near Plainfield. Names Joann Ramon and Matarene appear in unclear context, with fragmented references to August and local streets.
A terse item reports a political shift as officials adjust plans amid redistricting talks. Key figures and organizational names appear, with dates and locations implied by the local agenda. The note signals scheduling changes and potential delays affecting the community.
Fragmentary entry lists various numbers and names including Toma Masta Croce and boat sale times. Details are unreadable and inconsistent, with multiple prices and times scattered, requiring original page for clear event description.
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