Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Plainfield Courier in Plainfield, New Jersey

We have 1,531,364 pages in New Jersey

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1894

Page

1

Borough Council Adopts Resolution Amid Traffic and Lighting Complaints

Borough council approves a resolution while debating sewers and sidewalks. Accounts show fire and light expenses, road work, and warrants. residents push for better street lighting and sewers, with disputes over municipal ownership and odor concerns. A county electrician and engineers assess maps as officials plan renewed insurance and payroll warrants.

Petiveri Verdon Ceraston la Bime Sonal Tet Justice Crossley Linden Avenue H. N. Specter Somerset Meee Neal Winckler Boroug Howell Electric Light Company Lghia Needham Electric Lght Company Severn P. A. Donhem Piginfeld Muaintee

Helpless Ne A Courier Want Secures Help You Want

Fragmentary ad style text promises assistance and courier services. The readable parts imply a sales pitch for help or delivery in a period newspaper notice tone.

First Annual Inspection Of Columbia Lodge No 58 A Q O U W

The first annual inspection by Grand Officers of Columbia Lodge No 58 A Q O U W was held. Grand Master Workman Haverstick Deputy Grand Master W of Rahway District Deputy Pfter Eutinger and Past Master Meyer of Elizabeth attended. One candidate, John M Richter, was initiated. Visitors spoke, and a collation followed. The condition of the lodge was found to be as good as any in the state.

Columbia Lodge No. 58 U W Workman Haverstick W. of Rahway Pfter Eutinger Maser Meyer Elizabeth John M. Richter

Washington lecture by Mr Ragan returns to Music Hall

Monday night favorite speaker Mr Ragan again visits Music Hall with new tales and pictures including Washington Rock and Morristown views. Tickets at Leggett’s corner Front Street. general admission one dollar, other seats two dollars. Dubuque Times praises the lecture for its engaging delivery and educational portrayal of Washington.

Ragan Music Hall Washington Washington Rock Harberger House Springfield Church Morristown Leggett Front Street Park Avenue Dubuque Times Levine George Washington

New Fire Alarm Boxes Deemed Very Needed in District

Chief Doane explains the addition of new fire alarm boxes numbers 21 at Third Street and Waicheng Avenue 35 at Fifth Street and Arlington Avenue and 46 at Second and Liberty Streets. Additional boxes likely on East Front Street Watchung Avenue and Westervelt Avenue with districts including Rheaume's Planing Mill Crescent Building Friends Meeting House and nearby streets. The expansion will also affect No 35 area with schools and Seventh Day Baptists Church and No 46 area covering lower Second Street Liberty Front and Elmwood Place.

Doane Third Street Waicheng Avenue Fifth Street Arlington Avenue Second Liberty Streets East Front Street Watchung Avenue Westervelt Avenue Rheaume Crescent Ruk Friends’ Meeting House North Avenue Seventh Day Baptist! Church Second Street Liberty Front Elmwood Place

Concert Was a Good One at Music Hall Last Night

Small audience attended the Music Hall concert with lively applause. Appell's orchestra from Newark gave several fine selections, with a bandura solo by Sig Gonzalez and banjo by Sue Gregory Trio. Vocal pieces by Lyceum Ladies Club members and topical songs by Edmund Shea were enjoyed. Harry Peckham entertained with imitations and whistling, keeping the audience laughing.

Music Hall Appell Newark Sig Gonzalez Sue Gregory

Dunn Letter Sows Quiet in Reform Hall Foretold

A well known Democrat praised Jobo T Dunn's letter noting it quieted Dunn supporters who would have voted straight ticket. He predicted possible excitement when Dunn visits the city Monday night at Reform Hall.

Jobo T Dunn Reform Hall

Deafness Cure Only By Surgery Says Toledo Doctor

A Toledo medical ad states deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must involve restoring the ear’s tube. It claims surgery is the only method to cure deafness and promotes cataract removal services.

Maire Catarreure Toledo, O

Names and Visits Span City Social Scene Amid Typhoid Talk

Local notes list C J Ree of street plus Putnam and Van Nest guests at Central avenue. Miss Veat of Brooklyn visiting. Henry Liefke from Front avenue. a dance at Mr Coffreets residence. T J Carey invited for a century ride with New York wheelmen. George Anglema h of Winchester visited his father W K Angle of Chatham. Miss Bebe Clark from East Third street visits Bayonne then New York. Main View family meetings. Mrs Talmage on Ninth street near a fine living arrangement. R G Harror to speak in Olean. Mrs H T W and Flemington residents visiting New York. Benedict injured, recovering after a bicycle incident. Park Club invites for a smoker and whist game next Friday. Annie R. Eski dies at twenty. A Y Pearsons company promotes Hobany Williams appearance. Edwin H Lewis earns university degree with notable thesis.

C. J. Ree Street Lehem Putnam Con Mise Lithe Veat Brooklyn B. van Nest Central Avenue Henry Liefke Morristown Mr. Co Ftreet T. J. Carey New York van Eps East Fifth Street Talmage Ninth Street R. G Harror Park Avenue Olean Front Street Flemington New Y T Benedict Lane Mourehams West Buza Summit Avenue George T. Rogers Samuel Townsend E Park Club Annie R. Eski Esk Mount Bethel Ernest P. Clark Greenpot Alfred Jackson West Fourth Rojl Edwin H Lewis Lewis Lewis’ Thesia Hind Tim Isa Plainfield University Mag Chicago Uui

Taft Fancy Goods Highlights At Stevens Club Meeting

At the Stevens club meeting last evening four new members joined after a business session. The draft lists Mrs. A Most of Taft as candy and Mrs. H F Randolph as other items. The note mentions Demarest's money and a calendar date for a church event.

E. P. Stevens Wort League Thursd Taft A. Most H. F. Randolph

A Chance for a Good Work to Save Church Building

A pew of bundled dollars could ease a $500 mortgage on the First Church of Christ in the borough. The church seeks a city wide collection from 25 religious groups to raise funds to release the mortgage and prevent selling the church building. Members emphasize the moral obligation and long association with the spiritual home.

Church of Christ Church

Distinguished Visitor From Keams Canyon Calls On Colonel Scott

Qemre V. Keam of Keam's Canon New Mexico arrived in the city this afternoon to visit Colonel Julian Scott on West Front Street. Keam, adjutant of the old Kit Carson regiment, has spent 35 years in New Mexico and Arizona and fought in the Indian wars among the Apaches and Navajos. He aided in rounding up the Navajo chiefs at Bosque Redondo and helped preserve Indian pottery now associated with his name. Walter Richmond Fales of Wrentham Massachusetts plans to join tomorrow for a reunion with Keam and Scott.

Qemre V. Keam Keam Canon Julian Scott West Front Street Kit Carson New Mexico Arizona Southwest Emanouelito Santana Ganamacho Bosque Redondo Fort Defiance Tosayan Mre Mary Hemingway A. M Stephen Smithsonian Institution We DB Walter Richmond Fales Wrentham Mass

Casting of sixteen ton gun mine at Pond Tool Works

The first large head stock for a sixteen inch government gun mine was cast yesterday at Pond Tool Works weighing sixteen tons. About eighteen tons of molten gan metal were used from the table. Andrew McArdie, the superintendent, stressed timing to ensure proper mould filling and quick bonding to avoid imperfections.

Pond Andrew McArdie

Sunday Specialties and Church Notices Blink

Local notices recap Sunday sermons and events at Emmanuel Baptist and First Presbyterian churches. Rev C L Goodrich Rev Bert Lowry and James McGee appear. U P S U E anniversary of the chart discussed. P L Conde to speak. Reinhart bail status noted in U S Court testimony.

Sybil Carter Emmanuel Baptist First Presbyterian Gin

Democratic rally and local events fill Reform Hall area

A crowded sequence of notices details a Reform Hall rally by T Dupo on Monday, ground broken for C W MacCutchen's Lease on Madison Avenue, Park Avenue School Club event at Arlington Hotel, and a December 7 election of officers at Grass Hill Charet. Other items mention a Drum Corps drill, a wedding guest count of 105 carriages, a large Sandford Murray wedding attendance, a Knights of Pythias benefit concert, and various local society meetings and incidents.

Reform Hall T Dupo J. P. Emmeses C. W. MacCutchen Madison Avenue Ninth Street Old Grass Central Hall Adnan Sanveenn Mra Seeodee West Fourth Street Sandford- Murray Pacific Mail and Tea Company East Front Street West Park Avenue Ae Holett Knights of Pythias Maurice F. Wilhere Philadelphia East Sixth Street Geo J. F. MacDonald Myron Springsteen Frank Cotlyer John Small W. F. Meeker New Providence Camp Hand Heyward Bergen J. C. _MaccDowell Oram Place Somerset Street Cornei Miantonomo Newcorn Siamsa Mague Leni Camden Aeart Fourth Street Park Avenus Eseborn Ben Muehb East Sixth Street Watchusg Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tee Dematest W. A. McGair McKay Ohio Cole Berlain Reynoli Nord Avenues T. Ger Childres Croupes Harmacy Park and Armstrong Mana Columbia Lodge JOSN George Anglemah Winchester Kansas W. K. Angi Chatham Bebe Cark East Third Street Thorsday Bayoone Demarest's Jad Demsrest’s Chamberlain Stefords Blomorrow Music Reinhart United States Rein William J. Watson Guilmant Steiner Enou Elijah Ewe Mendelssoon Blumenthal de Dé Or Li J Peter Se F. Ferrar Violio Lo G.j Houser Spencer Conway Samuel Miiligan Reid Demarest
Search Courier

Search the Plainfield Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Plainfield Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication