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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1894

Page

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City Council drafts fire safety and sidewalk plans

The board adjourned after receiving petitions for fire hydrants on Elmwood and sidewalk work along Madison and Grant avenues. An electric runway extension and other street improvements were discussed, including new lights and a rail line contract. The ordinance package advancing sidewalk repairs passed second reading, with detailed street and shoulder provisions, and bids were approved for several roadbed purchases.

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Somerset street scene and scattered local notices

A jumble of short items from Somerset street area including a scheduled meeting of the Independent Gut Club, protestations about coupons, and local incidents. Reports mention a hotel event delay, a charity service, a jewelry theft, a horse driving incident, and various community notices. The text preserves era style and names of local groups and residents.

Firemen’s Night Elects New Officers and Celebrates

Fire companies of Thus Sige Bed Klestmas held a quiet Firemen’s Night to elect new officers and honor retiring ones. A festive supper and speeches followed, with G Timpaon supplying a feast for Alert Hose and Hilima brothers hosting Zephyr Truck, Gazelle Engine, and other crews. The gathering praised municipal protection work, with officers expressing fraternal goodwill and gratitude for past service while welcoming new leadership.

G. Timpaon Zephyr Hilima Gazelle Engine Company Elec Board of Engineers

Courier cloth covers for contractors advertisements and tools

Murry E Moses of Pyte targ Ponlishhne Moose promotes paper covers for contractors and holders to protect specifications. Free distributed to carpenters and builders through the Courier, with pages labeled and offer of additional memorandum features.

Murry E Moses Towse Courier Piaintieli Promi Geiders Moses Lakes Ura Carpenters

Frazee Estate Settlement Likely To Be Reached Soon

The late Mrs Augustus Frazee's heirs at New York are negotiating to settle the estate. A probable arrangement would satisfy most heirs, though questions about control of property remain. Frazee has expressed concern for the children, and the matter is expected to be resolved as the court process moves forward.

Augustus Prezee New York Frazee Haa Iit Ehildrem

Voorhees Aims to Decline Judgeship After Water Company Meet

Senator Voorhees and Assemblyman Judge Uroas attended a county meeting in Elizabeth regarding the water company election. The World notes a possible judgeship offer from the Governor but Voorhees signaled he will discuss with the Governor before any decision, citing drought duties in Union County and likely decline.

Aler Elizabeth Water Company Befine Voorhees Uroas Rankin Chy Whelan Kienard Vo Lendaberg Union County

Red Flag Contingent Camped. Bread Denied Under Flag

A fragmentary report recalls Coxey's Contingent camping at Second Street and Grant Avenue. The group challenged authorities, arguing the red flag alone could provide bread, while noting treatment along the route and an attempt to address crowds uptown. Numerous local names and brief updates on residents follow.

Coxey Second Street Grant Avenas Isaac Rushmore Grant Avenue Boston Rhode Island

Birthday Surprise Party For Donor Of His Nineteenth

A surprise birthday party was held last night for Donor of his nineteenth at the home of Miss Maggie Kireh in Somerset Street. Guests included Miss Marele Finck, Miss Mabel Mundy, Miss Edith Mandy, and others. games and social time filled the evening until midnight. The piece notes the Grippe period and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery with trial bottles at I. W. Es Pharmacy on West Front Street.

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Late News From A Busy Local Page

A collage of short items recounts a burglary shootout in which a thief was wounded as he descended an upper floor, plus a jail-bound postmaster for arson tied to a near disaster in Emporia. Local sports and society notes cover games, festivals, meetings, a dog show, and church plans amid routine community updates.

Srecia Mwe Perenaurey Parley Emporia Wehlelf Fitchmood

Special School Meeting on March 5 for School Supplies

A special school meeting is set for March 5 at 0.06 p.m. at the School Heone to authorize the Trustee to provide belts and other school supplies for the pupil body, with funds up to 81000.

Tuewiay Mar A la Socortanes

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