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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1894

Page

2

Fragmentary OCR News Item From Somerset County Trial Notes

A garbled OCR fragment references election figures and legal matters in Somerset County. It mentions a mayoral race in Elisabeth Governson, a prosecutor James J. Meehan, and a postmastership inquiry. It also alludes to a trial, party actions, and reactions surrounding testimony and alleged improprieties. The text is fractured and lacks coherent details.

Poor Rae Rae Charity Meeting Yields Mixed Debates

A fragmentary 18th or 19th century account describes London and York era charitable groups forming to aid the poor. Speakers debate methods to reform vagrancy, emphasize self-support, and stress treating the needy as kin. A church event included mission lectures and a controversial raffle of church goods.

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Debated Topics Shape British Debates on Religion and Climate

Fragmentary notes describe a gathering presided by Tadge with delegates from England and France including names like Corowell, Bla, Edward Kline, Boyieeux and Phillip Sai. Each spoke briefly as chiefs mingled, discussing religion, climate, and colonial concerns amid a tentative timetable for further sessions.

England W. of Corowell Bla Edward Kline France Boyieeux Phillip Sai

Local notes and events in Dunellen and vicinity

A sketchy Dunellen era column reports injuries during a store window wash, real estate sales in Giles and Hackensack, club meetings, boxing rounds, streetcar service, and social events. It mentions the Dunellen Athlete Club, Friendship Lodge officers, Howell Division nominees, and turnout at a Merry Wind event with theater and music plans. Various residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Darick and Miss Lizzie Hil, are noted.

Edward Ayres York John Cala Painseld Beury van Middleaworth J. Sheppard Wem Dunellen W. & Stevens William Gules Brookside Hackensack Herbert Waters Adem Daniaman Mins Lizzie Hil Wilson Belles William Astpenter Murday Alelit Jona Daytoo Viea Androse Ryne Ansaatant Sr. Whitford Lusid Sentinel Charles Day Seatoe Jesse Wardick Wardeo Joseph Meeker Wall Larrabee Osvorde Howell Division Comeg Arrington Guttman Willarmay We Music Minnie Lester Music Ua FF Frome Jacob Woet Esei

Teachers and election plans discussed amid Sunday school notes

A fragmented school and religious notices column notes a teacher's class resuming after a postponed election of officers next Sunday. It records a college report of school offerings, funds for missions, and local church and Sunday school activities including donations and programs with named individuals and places.

Ofeers Washington Tucan Arizona Asloa West Wallding Elizabeth D. H.meson Mustovary Americas Sunny School Union Warren Chapel J. A. Eakin Slam Lome Hampton Testaince GT. U Kitchen

Evoma Lad John James Slashed Fingers in Attack

An incident in Evone describes a young lad named John James being assaulted in a cellar with a hatchet. He sustained injuries, was aided by a neighbor and milkman, and received care from Dr. Simpson. The report blends a violent event with railway timetables and passenger details for New York to Cincinnati routes via multiple cities.

Lyman Ebaabert Monroe Avenue Parla Parlsune Arington Hotel Mabel Company Music Hall Gertrude Conalin New York Abe John James Dr. Simpson Mr. James Mod

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