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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1893
Page
2
The case concerns whether bodies have rights to issue licenses under certain bans. R VY Liedsborg of Ettestieah councel filed for a writ of cerlursr from Chief Justice Beasley at Trenton. The matter, reviewed in Gloucester and Guttenburg, centers on bill 299 and the precedent on licensing authorities.
A letter sent to City Clerk Rungoo requests details on James Wilheme said to have died in Ws Dana. Dating back to 1725 his estate's inventory reportedly lists three acres at Pigunfeld. The archives lack earlier records, leaving the inquiry unresolved.
A garbled OCR item references Ay Central, New Buend Brook, and the New Y. Herald of the morning. The text mentions a long eye on a subject and camera sequences, but specifics are unclear. Entities and details are fragmented and not reliably identifiable.
The Elizabeth Journal reports on a mixed local agenda including a baseball team led by Abic Hoford, upcoming church talks by Rev. Lincoln B Goodrich and Rev. Charles I Herning, a social party at Dr. L. Anderson’s home, and community movements as residents move between Plainfield and New York.
The text appears as a jumbled OCR fragment containing Irish American names and partial phrases. It lists individuals such as Emert Suter and Cantor, with scattered references to characters and places, but offers no coherent event or clear outcome to summarize. The readable elements give fragmented identification without a discernible news item.
The text outlines a plan to form a state level organization called the Cannes League of the History of New Jersey. Local counties will create subordinate branches titled County Leagues with a State League membership link. Enrollment forms urge voters and ministers to enroll and oppose gambling schemes, with Union County units under Elizabeth leadership and blanks to be distributed soon.
The eighth game in the series between the Gib and the Union crest teams ended with a narrow win for the Union side. Two sections were played with alternate bowlers, the white silk uniforms bearing Union v Parks. Parks must win two more games to stay alive in the title chase. The score line hints at an upset and fans kept watch for the next clash.
A dense, fragmentary notice outlines Sunday and Holy Day services across several churches including First Baptist, Warren Chapel, Park Place Chapel, and All Souls' Church Unitarian. It notes morning worship at around 10 to 11, Sunday schools at various times, evening services, prayers and sermons by pastors such as Rev T. Gost, Rev Hobart Clark, and Rev J.H. Carroll, plus plan for Holy Communion and youth events.
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