Calloway Wins Wage Case Against Piston Company
William H Calloway of Samptown sued the Cold Storage Company for wages due after a yearlong dispute over work duties and rent. A city court jury returned a verdict in favor of Calloway for the amount claimed plus interest after hours of deliberation, with W. & Codding as his counsel and Charles A. Reed for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Oslioway
Samptown
Pistof
Best Cold Storage Company
Dastlee Nodyne
W. &. Codding
Charles A. Reed
Tee
Edmiunee
Eigen
Mavates
Ifier
Local Board Meets Amid Disorder in Union County
The Union County Board of Freeholders convened amid confusion with names and roles tangled in the minutes. County Attorney William K. Uodington, along with officials Hubbard and Ryne, oversee road repairs and a county office shakeup while a July expiration prompts renewed activity. A mention of local merchants and a remedy sale closes with pharmacy ads and managerial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Board of Freepaiders
Wereb
Laine
Central New Jel Herant
Dably
Piniutighi
Cuina County
Heraal
Bec
Luin Democrat
Mayor Gilbert Pushes Strict Milk Inspection Plan
Mayor Gilbert thanked the Courier for highlighting tuberculosis cases in Plainfield cattle and called for immediate action. He will notify the Board of Health and urge prompt, effective measures to ensure a healthful milk supply for Plainfield consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Courier
Plainfield
Board of Health
Promptiona
Pisinfeld
Missionary Sermon at Crescent Avenue Church T
Rev Dr McGilvary spoke at Crescent Avenue Church on Siam and Love Missions. He described learning the Siam language, the mission’s progress, and the conversion aims, noting improvements in country life and the broad influence of Christian work.
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Bern
Crescent Avenue
McGilvary
Crescent Avena
Siam
Leeds
Roland
Netal Wasiel
Local notices and social meetings in a late 19th century town
Ed B Millet of Mark avenor reports on a Philadelphia journey and the Women’s Mayer Meeting of the First Presbyterian Church. Upcoming events include a deputy post carriership, a furniture sale at 60 Mercer Avenue, a church anniversary at Monroe Avenue Chapel, social reorganizations, a driving incident before Judge Cuddington, and races at a new bicycle track. Also notes on a Sunday School supper, a rainless ground report, and bicycle track entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millet
Mark Avenor
Urree
Firat Presbyterin Charen
Postal Service
Carey la
Mercer Avénir
Epworth League
Monroe Avenue
Havdiock
Brr Daety
Old Rosette Socraliuts
Fret Walker
New Street
Roatine
Plavagan
Lian
Mate Calle Gail
Jude Cuddington
Somerset
Warren Mission Chapel
Kanyon
Moffey
East Front Street
Ivy's Court
Town Committee Chaos Over Peace Street Extension
North Plainfield town committee debated a resident Martha Campbell of Warrenville seeking return of 62.50 paid for a Peace Street extension assessment. Officials questioned legality and timing, debated further action, and adjourned to discuss after legal advice.
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Peare Street
North Plaineld Townstip Committee
Fouotaip
Spence Ae
Martha Campbell
Warrenville
Peace Street
WA Gerdington
Hee
Fountain
Spencer
Woalnield
Conadtteeman
Sqrith
A. Marsh
Charles A Reed
Horsly Barser Charged With Liquor Sale Without License
Porllegal liquor selling case records Horsly Barser spotted by Officer Kiely to appear before Judge Coddington. Barser pleaded guilty to no counts and was directed to appear tomorrow for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsly Barser
Kiely
Coddington
Assembly passes Senate Bill No Si for governor approval
In Trenton N J May 10 the Plain Held Board of Education bill Senate Bill No Si passed the Assembly at 1030 in the morning by a unanimous vote. It will be sent to the Governor for approval. The bill was introduced in the Senate by Republican leader Mr Voorhees and in the House by Mr Uodding.
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Trextos
N. J
Board of Education
Senate
Assembly
Voorhees
Uodding
Coxeyites Shoot Federal Officers at Tacoma Train Stop
On May 10 in Tacoma two Deputy Marshals were wounded when Coxeyites opened fire during an attempted seizure of a train. The officers failed to clear the train as the attackers continued the assault, with two seriously injured.
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Taroma
Wasixerox
Nort Tacome
Marsala
President's excursion to attend memorial ceremonies
The president decided the Plainfield post office would remain at the same location, then took a day trip to Frederick to participate in Washington Monument ceremonies in Wasuiseros on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Wasuiseros
Plainfeld Post Office Equalilie
Predericks l
Bury Washington Monument
Delegates Attend Missionary Society Session in Grace ME
Delegates from thirteen societies gathered in Grace ME for a meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church. Reports showed 270702 raised by local societies with 450 allocated to charities in the south frontier and Italian work in New York City. An afternoon address by Rev Baldwin, missionary secretary, followed by officer elections and sales. A luncheon was served between sessions.
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Womans Home Missionary Society
Urece
Carmelonarties
New York City
de Baldwin
FourYearOld Burned After Bonfire Accident
Nearby witnesses heard cries of distress from Rennie Coon a four year old boy burned when his dress caught fire at a bonfire site near Stigers Alley and Pound's fat house. Mrs Vermeule extinguished the flames with bare hands and doctors from MacDonalds treated him. His back shoulders and neck were severely burned with a cautious chance of recovery under Dr Fritts and Dr Hedges care.
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Stiger
Pound
Reonie Coon
Mra Vermeuie
Rennie
Fritts
Hedges
MacDonald
Angelic Beauty Masterpieces Featured In Lively Exhibit
A sensational description praises an angelic model with a bewitching beauty. The article highlights a portrait in Part a0 and notes fourteen more pictures in Part xvi, inviting readers to collect coupons for each masterwork. The Board of inde and C. M. L. bowling teams meet tomorrow night at the clubs' alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachange
Board of Inde
War and Fair notes and a New York relief drive
The report from J A Smith Doc Veeni and Fred Sanford recalls a quarter hundred fish caught at New Marcelin. Arlington note shows Potter and Scott prize bowling and music. A Plainfield fair offers a valuable yearly NY ticket. Bryant students donate gifts for Delancey Street Settlement. J Hervey Nounr displays The Matteriorn reproduction in color. King’s New Cure advertises a speedy grip remedy at 21 West Front Street.
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J. A. Smith
Doc" Veeni
Fred Sanford
New Marcelin
Arlington Fote
Scott Prese
Guttman
KE. W. Mille
U.S Express Company
J. Hervey Nounr
Park Avenue
Switzerland
Leh
Me Babcock
Ure Club
Ais
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Butt
Sams
Areve
Board OF Freewolders
Omcn
Greentrook
Towldys la
M.C. Tier
Lowe
Chamberlain
Bevault
Park and Nuchsveune
T. & Armairong
Glbert
Mai
Huttaia
Funstein
Faeyers
Ciciell
Eurora
Allen
Smithne
Amith
Bret
Bret Place the Deadrock Was Ually Ureken
Chatrin Pyunteim
Inis
Reedwaller
Seee
Marie
Reed
Bita
Owl Able
Marto
Heduaiter
Emiroz
Fema
Coxeyites
Atterdarck
the Woman's Home Missionary Society of
The
Toion County
Seesione
Ava
Rennie Coon
Areesh and
Seffert
the Casino
Boy's Club
Tay the Cusiner
Cou Park
la Grippe
Nice
Tha
Eng
Teac Bollies
West Proot Street
FAITR
New York
S.R. Titaworth
Hox
New Market
Tonks Ames Watt
Harmony Streets
Manson Place
Tiana
Somerset Street
Frank Medien
Arly
Adamat
Mabie
Dhoan
P.M. D. eCouree
Rams
West Second Street
Plainifield
East Soxth Street
Broadway
Howe
Frank W. Habriss
B.C. Mullard
W. A. Woodruff
Om Watchung
Charles H
Watchung Avenue
Wanbung Pant
Mena
Turave
Olie Era
Yacnimiabes
MSS
Aarne
Olhue
Thors
Crescent Hotel
Bydolph Spiegel
Semset Bt
Necle Plainfield Choice
Willett
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Paris Dens
India
L. Adams
Fourtesn
White City
W. & T. Smith
Geneva
Madam Knight
Anesh
West Front St
Putnam & Degraw
Vaney
Asv
Times
Schwed Brothers
Mares Erdettio
Asis Repersreen
P.M Bale
Lai
Manhattan
Seums-Atters
Neleta
Lal A Amere
Edward Love
North Ave
Plainfield, N. J
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