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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary court notes show Taylor remains in jail awaiting Grand Jury action with adjournment declared. Prosecutors and defense prepared for next hearing while jurors reported for potential further sessions and pending court business.
The article describes a church gathering at Holy Church for a social night with a focus on a bargeine sale of dry goods by Howard A. It notes Club bands opening tonight and many members expected to attend. Subscribers are urged to report changes of residence to avoid missing issues.
A garbled report notes a school event with references to a pipe band or musical performance, mentioning a 40 piece lineup and a hoped for success. It references the Ligh SeJ00 and names Alley and AbeLe muito in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions lecture, views of buildings, broad pictures, and youth feelings. Details are incomplete and names appear garbled. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
A distorted and garbled text fragment discusses offers and promotions with references to purchases and coupons. The piece mentions securing items, a sale near the office, and vague promises of benefits, framed in a beguiling marketing tone amid unclear details.
A charity entertainment at the music hall features a six year old pup as host in dog show recitations by Renwood-ion Hector’s Theater troupe The Spainish dance by Madame Its Lees pupils and a belen muse number along with stereophotography views and a prominent puppet act by Mrs. Bockley all promising a novel program in three cities.
The text describes an internal orders process with references to subordinates and adjustments. It notes members of a default group to be reviewed and claims already submitted with more expected. There is mention of a deadline around January 1 for fines or fines related to sending them.
An advertisement offers Dr Riog's remedy for colds and coughs with a money back guarantee if there is no benefit after a fair trial. The copy is unclear but asserts relief from long standing throat and chest trouble.
A large social gathering honored Miss Mamie Behler at her Watchung Avenue home. Guests include Misses Siram Anderson, Jeanie Anderson, Arthur Drake and many others. Music by Prof Goitman, dancing, and a midnight refreshment. Public notice of church service next day.
Special music will feature a tenor of the choir at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The program includes Gloria in D major by Mozart and Anthem A Song of Praise. A double quartet will furnish the music. Indignation over a published fabrication has touched the Exewyt Firewen Association and prompted temporary suspension of some members under by laws, magnified by rumors.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a reward offer and mentions various unclear phrases. The readable portion references a 100 reward and mentions a vendeva or vendor context with scattered words implying a public notice.
An account of Grace Church inaugurating services with a sermon on the seven last sayings of Jesus. Rev Dr Barnes was to speak on the Nazareth message. other ministers offered reflections on Christ’s words and the cross, emphasizing mercy, duty, and atonement.
Stipes of Middlesex county and Wash. ing to drive EB Haseki ot Me tropotvesionsy aieney: George Whitlork of Watchang will remove peat week to No. 214 West Second street. Prof. O'Reilly engaged to Juris music on Apr 16. John D. Shearman to address men’s meetings at the roomy at 4 15 p m. William Case of East Second street recovering from illness. M Wlot, upholsterer, to take over the boiler room at Evleali's new store. Keret the furrier of Park avenue engaged in amateur photography yesterday afternoon.
A fragmentary notice recalls a pestilence like scene with trees decaying and houses affected across many towns. The text mentions a broker, a misprinted report, and references to Ten Eyck Harris and Lehigh Valley Coal in a garbled historical clipping.
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