20 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1894
Page
1
A garbled late news item notes Tittiga Russell near Great Yard, June 20, tying something about hats and a Monday performance. The report mentions a physician warning of danger to J. W. Meker fan age week, with unclear details and locations.
A historical report notes the case of a well known delinquent named Wiman from Wisconsin. The court in New York delivered a sentence on a morning in June ending in confinement to a state prison after a formal trial. The details emphasize the harsh result for the defendant and reference the judicial process.
The river town reports a diphtheria outbreak with many residents affected. Public school operations face disruptions as health officials quarantine affected areas and urge vaccination and sanitary measures. Local authorities implement additional precautions to contain the spread.
A severe storm awakens sergeant Dabseyee as waves pound the harbor near Dew York. The incident spots the crew in alert while preparing for rough seas. Local authorities monitor the situation and issue warrants for safety during nighttime operations.
A scrambled report details Drum Major Manchester overcoming 87 Waters and notes awards and ceremony fragments. It mentions the Riding Academy, Washington School, and the Presbyterian Church, with various local events and decorations described amid weather and public notices.
Local items describe sales, meetings, and incidents including a tree split on Madison avenue, arrests and jail mentions, upcoming lodge anniversaries, lectures, a sunshine era charity event, and community events at churches schools and halls. Readers hear of astronomy, parades, a fire drill engine update, and a fraud warning about a fake green goods telegram.
A sudden explosion or mishap near the Washington area caused panic as residents fled from burning fumes and debris. The event forced evacuations along Park Avenue and prompted a large police and fire response.
Fragmented OCR text mentions eye care consults and mentions a clinic in Dublin at 7 PM on Thursday. It cites special lenses and guaranteed relief, with unclear names and numbers due to garbled source.
A damaged notice recalls Captain UnART and Captain Babbitt in a case from weeks ago. Babe Wk was arrested for loitering and gaming at a saloon and fined twenty dollars. The message urges duty to enforce law and warns of penalties or removal.
The text presents a garbled, nonsensical paragraph with no discernible news event, names, places, or dates. It reads as fragmented prose lacking coherent facts suitable for a traditional newspaper item. No identifiable persons or organizations can be reliably extracted.
A crowded column records residents and visitors, including Louis Mallox of Weusler Place, Frederick U. Piags ering, Mrs Hyde organizing a WT U authors meeting, George R. Titaworth visiting Madison Avenue, and numerous trips to Newark Weston Rahway Long Branch for work, visits, and schooling. It also mentions graduates, baptist church services, and memorials tied to Columble College and local clubs.
A tired narrator questions Captain Grant about stopping the nightly gromler bang near French's Mill. The chaotic dialogue hints at a troubled alert and public concerns for children and safety. The fragmentary overheard speech mentions a bloody attack and personal danger, urging restraint and action.
A school event at Irving features a devotional program with students presenting songs, recitations, and readings by pupils including Viola Leivers and May Pound, followed by a mock trial in the Y M C A rooms where Jamen E Stallard is charged and found guilty. A speaker from Westervelt avenue discusses dangers of intemperance and gambling.
Court records show Judge Comdinator sentences Lee Johnson to twenty days for begging and Raul Callehy for peddling without a license. Corel is placed under suspended sentence for self care neglect. Justice Mosmer’s court issues a plaintiff judgment against Hubber Manufacturing, with an execution notice adjourned to next week. The docket also notes a Kamuel Hetofeller v Amon Moffett case and a public dictionary ad discussed at court. Manhattan alley bowling scores highlighted as last item.
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