28 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1894
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR text shows a judge, privilege, and contempt theme amid references to Taylor and a potential courtroom procedure. It hints at a witness or defendant tied to privilege and oath questions, with abstract mentions of contempt and prior proceedings. The readable content is sparse and unclear beyond courtroom context.
A damaged OCR item lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and partial names, many followed by unclear affiliations. The text clusters names such as Mabel Pendentever, Miss Vall, Miss Stewart, and others with references to Wellesley College and various surnames, lacking coherent narrative or event.
A rough, garbled message proposes a loan with no cost and repayment terms. It mentions pain, cough, nervous feelings, and references to a “New Discovery Crop” with a potential patient or victim claim. The text is unclear but suggests a request for money or assurance.
Morning sale and festival planned by the Heavenly Rest church women at Seven House Side to reduce church debt with events on Thursday Friday and next week. A humorous exhibition by Mr Hepburn drew crowds last night. Royal Arcanum members visited Fanwood to honor a council invitation and discuss degrees.
The hearing for Gabriel Bailtor and George Steve Freer on alleged assault drew a large spectator group to Justice Mosher's court last night. Defense by W A Angi and W R Codinging aimed to contest the charges while witnesses testified. A $200 bail was set for one defendant pending further proceedings.
Mr and Mrs William M Rawson of East Front aurret celebrated the twenty seventh anniversary of their marriage at their home with friends and neighbors Monday evening. The gathering included many guests and a fine supper was served. Music and dancing followed as couples renewed their vow to celebrate the long union.
Seventeen members of the Y M I L traveled to Jenney City last night for a bowling event at Saint Joseph Lycram. They enjoyed bowling feeding and dancing and returned home late. The $50,000 eruption of entertainers was featured, with Highfield bosses leading the show. The match ended 1,189 to 1,180 as nine men bowled on one side.
The marriage of Miss Jo Natalie Harold to Mr Henry Windham was celebrated at the Arington Hotel with a large crowd observing electric lights. Guests included Miss Clare Harold and Mrs Louise Windham of New York, best men, a formal supper, and a grand bonquet to Mrs Windham. Afterward the couple left on the Royal Blue line for their honeymoon in Philadelphia.
Members of U. 8 Grant Post G. A B New Providesre hosted a fraternal gathering with guests from Camden Newark and Boston. Attendees included Mrs James B Touse Mrs J Z McMurray Captain Jackson W F Jackson & Co and Francis P Priel the new official L A W handicapper for New Jersey 1894.
A local fair hosted by Blenmer Company No. 2 drew larger crowds than Monday night as merchants from New York and elsewhere displayed items including pink tables from Q Packer and fancy boxes from P.M. Domares. The event featured drum corps Gull wau and Band and a parade of activities. James Dawe emerged as a notable investor amid ongoing meetings.
A partial OCR text mentions Saint Greer Church and criticism among members about leadership or procedure. The readable fragments hint at a church dispute or critique within a congregation, with several garbled words indicating possible names and actions but no clear event or outcome.
Fragmented notice recounts MSS Stakle's stray and a breach of promise case involving Johnson and Miss El Orannm with Leavitt & Leavitt as counsel. It mentions Eva Brockway's death and services for Mrs Catherine Brockway, plus other local items and an advertisement for a remedy claiming cures for scrofula and other disorders.
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