26 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1894
Page
1
A local notice reports a remedy from Dr. Kingfe New Discovery that claims to ease coughs colds and fevers. The ad promotes a drug at Randolph's Drug Bureau No 2t on Wem York Street.
The clipped paragraphs report a revived effort to withdraw a case against Grace M. Charen, a weather brief noting a car line delay, a church cornerstone laying at First Baptist Church, infrastructure work by Water Supply Company on Southewood Street, and an Women in Society annual meeting at Vincent Chapel. Commuters faced morning delays and a man named Mr. Cernch resumed his former occupation after a pause.
A damaged notice describes a Saturday night event at the Musgrave residence in Mercer where a flashlight misfire or similar incident caused minor injuries to Sybert Musgrave and other residents. Doctor attended. injuries not serious.
Joan Van Arendale a longtime Crescent Avenue church elder and prominent resident dies after a yearlong illness. He served as assistant superintendent at Warren Mission and clerk of seams ons for many years since 1669. He held the position of bookkeeper at Chalham New York. He leaves eight children and a wife. Funeral notices to follow.
An unclear fragment details a court scene with Lari Herbald and Lew Herbeld accused in a city legal matter. The text references judges, lawyers, and a settlement related to Malpeetaie with roles for Con Raieioder and Be, amid mentions of Pystia and Devens.
Fragmentary report places P M Danhags on East Fine Street near Twenty seventh Street Saturday night. The text mentions an elephant and a street post incident with an animal nearby, but details are garbled and unclear.
The Crescent Avenue Church growth over ten years shows four chapels formed to serve expanding membership. Pastor Rev Dr Richard cites strong support from Grace Church and Seventh Day Baptist Church after a fire, with total ten year contributions totaling 53,501 for home missions and 143,000 for local express. Bethel and other chapels established. future plans expect greater property expansion.
Fragmented items report several arrivals and social events in town. Mentions include Alfred Helmen of East Fihh and A L Pores on Duer street, a young lady arriving with pecans, and Mr Louie Neigh of Newark visiting East Front street with his mother. A residence reception for Margaret Leggett is planned at Central avenue, hosted by C E Abbott with assistance from Florence Abbott and Maude Middie.
Members gathered for morning and afternoon Easter services with special music led by organist Abeuwright and choir. Rev T Logan Marply preached on life after death from 28 6, while youth offerings and church events were noted at North Park and Holy service details.
The Caventors contest the Joel Col. will as administrators are led by A. A. Reed. Defendants’ counsel include U. A. Maren and W. E. McClure. Court rendered decision in the cave of a number of administrators of the will.
Reports from Wasurxoros date Senator Colquitt’s death at 87 and note multiple town items. Highlights include a church mission on April 15, bowling guests from Jersey City, farmer William Kelly returning from Florida, Spring goods at Mrs Adams, Salvation Army activities, and local legal actions involving Stevens, King, Withers, and Coddington.
Writ of habeas corpus granted by Justice Bruschfield directs sheriff to bring Taylor forward. Proceedings described as unlikely to affect Taylor's status and the case details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
A man on South Second street was purchasing goods when he collapsed and was later taken home by A. M. Griffin. The incident occurred near the Furst National Bank and local reporters note more details on pages two and four.
A court review blocked the Peace Street extension and related Madison arena work. The decision examined assessments levied on property owners, including W. B Brock and others, and upheld that the extension could not proceed as planned. Local figures and ladies of social prominence endorsed the outcome at a rally on March 30.
Fragmentary OCR note lists Ten Eyck Harris Ravi Palenti and Lehigh Valley Coal at South Prataield with unclear purpose. Portions hint a notice from officials regarding a sale or property action.
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