14 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1894
Page
1
Fragmented report notes Republican gains with large margins in borough and township races. Citizens generally quiet as tallies reflect strong GOP support. figures imply broad voter turnout though text is garbled and unclear on specific counts.
A 2008 Howell Division social in Temremasé featured dancing and prize boxes. Mirun and Jollity led music and dances while Jacob Humes and Lawrence Peterson judged two booby and ora prizes. Attendees included Geo from New Brunswick and several non members of the division.
Report from Somerville notes a Democratic gain over Thompson and Bannor, with Perry elected mayor by a slim margin. The item mentions a local political shift and party names, reflecting a close contest and minor majority.
The Met and Men defeated the Bartelues to lead the series for a set of pin. The score details are unclear in the excerpt, with a note pointing readers to the second and fourth pages for additional focal news.
A varied set of local notes describes construction starts on Fillmore Avenue and South Avenue projects, Church groundbreakings, and upcoming meetings. Mentions include Netherwood housing plans, a new Metuchen access improvement, and the destruction and rebuilding potential of a Brady brothers property. Community groups report officer re-elections and schedule church gatherings and park facilities upgrades.
A distorted OCR fragment hints at a poetical line about love and truth and references to a curative agent in Pierce's Gatton era. The garbled text mentions a state offering something and a wish for guidance or usefulness in a period likely tied to Pe. Pierce.
The Evening News and Daily Press faced accusations of political motives as they disputed claims by Mr Vetterkin about the timing of Berwegh report copies. The Courier allegedly promised completion by March 3 and delivery on March 1 for some copies, with delays tied to tax listings and delinquent notices.
A chaotic scene at Masse Flowers event featured lively participants and a sociable crowd. Notable individuals include Miss Florence, Lottie Measrechmidt, and Agnes Blair among others. After an initial ceremony, the gathering continued with refreshments and social time.
Election tallies show Republicans winning in several towns with mixed margins. In Springfield Roll, Rep. held seat. Gummi Brain, Dem, won. New Providence saw Rep. Hrediey top by 11. Clark reelect Hallnday by 18. Linden Kipese, Dem, led by 6. Monell Dem gained Reeves by four. others listed with various margins amid party contests.
In Fanwood township elections, the Republican slate swept to victory. Williams, Miller, and Clark were elected to key local posts including Freeholder, Township Clerk, and Justice of the Peace. The result prompted reports of budget allocations for road maintenance, poor relief, and public services while noting other civic appointments and upcoming court and community meetings.
The case of the State v Brower and Williams Jedson, charged with larceny, was heard before Justice Sash yesterday afternoon, lasting two hours. Brower, bound over for grand jury, faced $100 bond. Jackson, a colored man, was discharged. The trial featured Brower claiming ownership of a wagon bruised in Prince Brown's shop near Richmond, arguing he had right to repossess as owner, with defense citing possession and intent as felonious action. Judge Nast upheld the defense stance that ownership does not exempt larceny when rightful possession is asserted, citing related cases from New Jersey and elsewhere.
The Mir chon Band of Willing Workers hosted a sociable and sale at the Congregational Church last evening to raise funds for the education of a colored girl in Tea neasee wat. Attendees enjoyed cake, candy, ice cream, and fancy goods while Miss Pheamia Demarest recited and Miss Evven Witkiles played a piano solo under the society’s president.
The cornerstone of Emmanuel Baptist Church is to be laid Easter Saturday, March 25, with forenoon service in Reform Hall led by Rev. William Wallace of Cranford and featuring Rev. W. T. Dizoo of Brooklyn and BD. Wynn of New York. An evening grand rally will invite supporters to aid the cause.
Adolph of Somerset Street will celebrate his fortieth birthday on June 17. His brother turns forty two the same day and two sisters in New York will reach ages forty four and thirty eight respectively.
A patchwork of personal notices lists residents and transactions in New Brynawich Sandown and nearby towns. It notes a motorman promotion, moves to new homes, a marriage, church service, an orchestra trip, and ongoing legal actions involving Brooklyn contractors and local residents. The item reads like a social column with scattered timelines and addresses.
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