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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1893
Page
3
The report notes early spring harbingers with birds, police arrest of two men for wire coat hangers theft, and a judge setting fines. It mentions the Scott Press Works finishing orders for the World's Fair and increases in shifts to meet Chicago-bound work. A Peace League meeting is planned for spring elections with homes protected and community efforts noted.
The Crescent League gathered to review its recent mooker and discuss changes in by laws. Officers were replaced, new members welcomed, and compensation arrangements for soldiers’ claims outlined. The old entertainment committee was discharged and thanks extended to organizers.
A garbled account describes a presidential train scene near Luton with a man named Jerry Garreteoo waving a flag from the Cleveland special. The piece mentions various train personnel and an attempt to confirm identity to Mr Clever fund, amid chatter about the Daily Press and telegrams to Washington.
The North Pisifield Republicans met in a basement to nominate a Township and Borough slate for March 14. Ex-Mayor J. H. Cooley chaired the meeting. ticket includes Elias Overseer of the Poor J. S. Bauer and others. A $1,000 levy for road repairs and $1,500 for poor relief were approved. Nomination of Homay Mac for Borough Mayor surprised him. he declined without consulting Jersey allies.
An Elizabeth County Court reversed the November verdict in the Newhall v Moore case. Craig A. Marsh had warned of a set aside, and yesterday the county court awarded Newhall $1,183 plus interest. The case title showed appeals and procedural actions by the Court of Appeals.
The article outlines a marriage linking the Fawostta4 family and Mr Gribbon with Belfast roots and industrial ties. It notes a store in New York and a London residence where Miss Far ne chen ae studied before meeting her fiancé Hughes. Pawcett, the bride’s brother, hails from local lines and Mr Fawgett plans a Belfast business trip to join the couple in their future.
A clipped OCR fragment references athletics and stage directions with garbled typography. The text hints at a local sports or school event, mentioning adjectives and a style code, but provides no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.
Scattered garbled lines describe gatherings and auctions in New York with references to fishing, prices, and local trades. Fragmentary phrases mention fish, ferries, slate, and a general housework ad, all in distorted wording without clear events or dates.
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