Courant Ambiguous Names Highlight Local Figure
Fragmentary OCR mentions Sam Ramee and Samana with unclear roles and place names. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1893
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions Sam Ramee and Samana with unclear roles and place names. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
Damaged OCR reveals Plainfield items including a barn region initiation on Somer Street, a clam bake by Pisindeiders, and a Borough house wall work underway. Mentions of local events, residents Demarest and Connell LX, and references to The Daily Pregs.
Local notices describe visits and travel among residents including Marion Dumont hosting tea, a church service at Park Avenue Church, and Arthur Mosher as victim. Other items mention Irene Scudder and Gertrude Weahington, summer trips to Newport and Pittsburg, and plans for Memorial AM chapel preaching. A brick work project on Somerset Street is noted alongside a theatrical or communal event scheduled for July 79.
A stretched page shows political chatter about duties and loyalties, with mentions of consuls and border issues. It also reports a runaway team collision at Front and Somerset streets injuring a milkman's driver, and notes minor civic reading in Good Reads magazine plus Crescent League rumors amid local governance chatter.
A Galnaville resident shares a testimonial praising Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for rheumatic pain and uric acid relief. The speaker cites quick improvement and widespread use, noting a physician endorsement and stories of recovery from several neighbors. The claim highlights the remedy’s reputed effectiveness and availability.
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