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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1894

Page

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Cruelty in Horse Carriages Sparks Public Alarm

The article reports on concerns over cruelty to horses used to pull carriages, noting drivers forcing animals to endure long or heavy work. It describes horses being deprived of water, beaten, and driven to drink after long periods without, with exposed weather and inadequate care at bars and public houses. It highlights how horses are kept near establishments to enable patrons to drink, leading to many animals suffering daily abuse.

Ncedental Wbie Viiten PCA Ponalder Iltuwg Crea Dom’ Lewate

Taleed Peow The Hat And Ellroen OrricEns

Fragmented OCR note mentions a Lyceum event with speakers and officers such as President Henry Welle and Vice President Joly Keesman. Names Fred Geechard Juke Beekum Walter Probaseo appear amid chatter about a gathering, duties, and a social society.

Kappa Bella Pil Thermown Tere Wetle Saino Pontine Fred Geechard H. Frame Heflirs Lyceum Hat Eeu Henry Welle Joly Keesman Chase More A.sh Crane Aearia Walter Probaseo

Feuding Eluthiern Panta Vendor Claims Purchasers Want Pant

A fragmentary account describes a dispute over a vaunted item called Cellaroid Panta. The speaker recalls a yesterday afternoon exchange about stock, noting uncertainty and a request for a new pant style. The rough dialogue hints at market demand and misunderstandings amid a minor quarrel.

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Local Fire and Police Service Updates at City Hall

A long, damaged passage describes city staff changes and service updates. It notes new tools and facilities at a new workroom, mentions Mesmerim and Tunley, and references merchants and officials including T. G Annstroog and Heswold's Pharmacy. The piece lacks clear dates or coherent events.

One Fault Easily Remedied

There are iwi pessons why some Feu GONL uled their own business. The first fault is irreparable. The second, a Courier Want ad will quickly remedy. Courier want ads pay.

Iwi Feu Gonl Adv

Daybook snippets from a bustling town scene parade

A jumble of notes lists local events and happenings from Memorial Day planning to school commencements, regiments drill, parlor art displays, and civic meetings. Townsfolk read of trolley updates, market hauls, church notices, and police blotter style incidents.

Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Offer Refunded Reliably

An advertised remedy for coughs colds and chest troubles offers a money back guarantee if not helped after use. Trial bottles are free at St Remepa’s Pharmacy on 21 Week Front Street. Large size 60 cents and 1.

Dr. King St Wr

Night-long push seals county judges election bill passage

Treston New Jersey May 26 special to the Courier. During the night the assembly met from ten last night until four this morning as clerks called names and members slept in the committee room. Murphy Edwards and Darlinger arrived to provide the crucial thirty one votes enabling the bill to pass from Senate to House and Holt resigned as apothecary then ex judge Crows was chosen elector for his piece. Beetnap Democratic leader presented Holt with a diamond ring on behalf of the House members.

Trexton N. J Murphy Edwards Rallinger Apes Holt Crows Mablyman Beetnap Mr. Hole

Canard Messenger Lacunia Sets New Transatlantic Speed Record

Special to the critRer reports the Canard Messenger Lacunia arriving from Liverpool in five days, 12 hours and 57 minutes, the fastest time on record. The vessel completed the voyage to New York ahead of all previous logs, signaling a notable advance in maritime speed.

Liverpool Wreone Smal New York Sugita

Rahway bicycle meet draws 200 entries in Crescent Wheelmen event

Rahway hosts a major bicycle meet with over 200 entries in the Crescent Wheelmen races. Notable riders include George Radth, El Bianvels, James Willie, Alfred Wilber Charoherian, and Charles Brown. The Mile and other classes promise strong showings as organizers finalize track details by Monday night. Track conditions are reportedly good after recent storms, and public visits are welcomed through the week ahead of opening day Saturday.

Rahway Deora Clase Bere George & Radth EL Bianvels George W. Collin A Ti Watson James Willie Alfred Wilber Charoherian Rere New Jersey LA Wy Raestomnty Brown OW. Heiner James Wills W. Catlin Alo U. Watron K. Willem Hamberisin G. Frea Hosee Leion Qounty Locurstion Panl Haynes Ym.cgaq Ajeed Sumlay Mornewen Sturm Larne Wally Preas Union County Ce Bravewick

Judgment sought over church defamation case in Newark court

Restore and Bewepaper claims damages of 820000 for defamation in the Supreme Court at Newark, brought through counsel Craig A. Marale. The action alleges blasphemy in the pulpit by the church, seeking redress for character damage.

Sosepo A Wemomgs Nes Craig A. Marale Mul Newark Evening News Fbe

Hillside Tennis Club to Open This Decoration Day

The Hillside Tennis Club will open on Decoration Day with a nine o'clock start for the tournament and tea served in the afternoon. Deer Park and Oakland, atop the Alleghenies, are praised as premier resorts, once hosting President Cleveland on his bridal trip. the B&O line is noted in the southern column.

Hillside Tenis Club Tour Mouil Aix Deer Park Oakland Presifoot Cleveland B. & O Railroad Parry

Local notices from What Foose and surrounding area

Names and brief notices from a late 19th century edition list residents traveling to Canada and Asbury Park, engagements and marriages planned for Somerset and Duer streets, funeral plans for Joel en Rev. E Kionka, society events at New Jersey churches, and reports of illness, visits, and a stroke incident in Hoboken area.

Bue la Tunnetis Cole Duer Street GR. Mui West Front Canada H. E. Cramer le Grande Ave Pasburg sLevi Heafeld Mailison Aveane Leomore Weight Pere Cpsag Te New York Herald E. Wiss New York PT. B . Nevins Sandford Sarah Randolph Ter Grace Johnson New Market Joel En

Hew Church Begins on D Street at Mercer Avenue

Regular services set for 11:15 AM and 4:50 PM with a Sunday school at 3 PM Rev. John Mitchell Page of St. Andrew's parish in New York will lead the services. Kling Solomon’s imagined quote referenced. local business names appear in fragmentary form.

D Street Mercer Avenue John Mitchell Page St. Andrew's Parish New York

Pythian Sisters Meeting Promises Inauguration Progress

Report notes strong attendance and plans for a successful inauguration of the Pythian Sisters organization. Elizabeth, Grand Deputy, to address attendees. emphasis on preparations and rising public interest in the event.

Pythien Sators Betd Ponrena P. Ball Toeen Elizabeth Pythian Sisters

Plainfield Delegates Attend Spring Conference Event

About seventy Plainfield Christian Educators from the Plainfield Sucleves attended the Spring Conference in West-Heid last night. A banner showing higher attendance appeared at the event as delegates from Cranford and Washing were noted. First Baptist Church also made an effort, but its smaller society kept the overall percentage down.

Plainield Sucleves West- Heid Allis

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