Five Anile cents ge copa and week schedule
Fragmentary OCR text shows phrases about cents and weekly timing with names unclear. No coherent event or persons fully readable to establish a clear news item.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows phrases about cents and weekly timing with names unclear. No coherent event or persons fully readable to establish a clear news item.
Fragmentary 1893 weather record from Plainfield Weather Observation Station notes Maxiwem 0.47 and Mixiwem 6 with unclear dates and figures. J Iss Minince Raispall and 4.000 Raixpat appear as partial IDs in the damaged OCR.
The excerpt outlines candidates for Congress and Assembly in New Jersey, names Frank Somers, William Howard, Charles Fowler, and others, plus commentary from Newark and Plainfield figures. It notes debates over the United States Senate bid and criticizes party rhetoric, with references to Martine and Dann and a New York Democratic committee remark.
An Elizabeth event will feature James E. Martine delivering a speech Monday night. The longtime Democratic supporter and speaker has repeatedly worked for Democratic principles in the county and pursued legislative service.
The Ladies Parish Aid Society of Italy Cross Church meets in the guild room tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Knight of West Front street introduces a new line of millinery bevelies. Max Wiertz returns to manage the kitchen Monday at Union County Country Club. David Nattal named for Councilman in Fourth Ward on the Socialist ticket. Van Buren & Tie real estate firm highlights a fine office front. County Officers of O. travel to Elizabeth for new members in local divisions. November described as the saddest month. Jack Benger and Ed Earle to race this afternoon at Elizabeth. each has won a match so far. Andrew Wilson’s Mountain avenue house heating contract awarded to D T Keaney. Two large turnips from George Demler weigh nine pounds and measure twenty six inches. Potter Press W. runs lathes and planers late to hasten webbing presses due December delivery. Randolph’s cod liver oil emulsion promoted as cold remedy. Christian Brethren convention begins Sunday in West Second Street room with visitors from England. Sale of sats in M Hall under F 4 Halew’s direction attracts visitors spending one dollar to receive a free item. First Bar delegation reports on New Brunswick convention tomorrow night. Third Street Mission guests invited. Dory Vroom’s mural error on a transparency at Rey Headquarters mis-spelled Mr Fowler’s Dawes as Dawne Flower.
In Justice Mosher's Court a judgment for the plains was rendered for $57.75 and costs. George DeMeza appeared as counsel for the plaintiff. The fragment references medical notices and parental concerns but the core readable fact is the court decision and amount.
A lively gathering at the Van last night featured dancing after an afternoon of bowling. The program included multiple dancers among Misses Flanagan Keefe Rafferty and Powers and several gentlemen, with brief interludes of socializing and refreshments.
A Northern New Jersey firm secures key towns from Philadelphia based rival, strengthening its hold on the Beltway corridor. The deal positions the North Jersey company for broader regional influence.
Beenie Berton relates relief after using Manyon’s Dyspepsia Cure from Munson’s Homeopathic Remedy Co. The ad promises cure for indigestion, stomach trouble, heartburn, and related symptoms, with remedies sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
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