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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1892
Page
2
A Courier column argues for George T. Parrott in the Plainfield Surrogate race, praising his past record, fidelity, and suitability. It contrasts Parrott with challengers Winfield Chamberlin and John T. Dunn, endorsing Parrott as a steady, capable public servant.
Grance Erre is highlighted as an open book to constituents and urged for a fall trip to Trenton. The message pushes increasing Erre’s majority on Tuesday and backing William Chamberlain of Halfway for county clerk. It claims Rutway’s tenure as mayor proves chamberlain’s fitness.
A city circular unsigned by party backs George T. Parrott for the surrogate of Union County. It praises his five year record and urges all voters to re elect him regardless of party, listing numerous endorsers from Plainfield civilians and local figures.
Republican candidate Kean faces questions over alleged railroad stock ownership while Crescent League bowling details report strong players, standings, and upcoming events at Dunellen and Crescent alleys.
Long session in the New Jersey Supreme Court at Trenton featured the Peter Bronson v. Augustin J Broneda executors of Jeremiah Vandeventer suit. Defense moved to bar by statute of limitations, opposing views argued by Lindabury and Marsh. Court refused leave to plead limitations, result upheld after three days of hearings.
Reports say voters from multiple quarters rebuked Democratic bosses at New Jersey polls, signaling broad support to defeat the party and curb alleged abuses. The outcome is viewed as a push to check entrenched power and uphold reform.
The page features a variable program with performers Miss Billie Shields and others set for Muse Mail evening. It includes an advertisement praising ALLCOCK's Porous Plasters and warning against imitations, stressing their superior value and medical efficacy.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice or item about a town meeting or event. Mentions an authority or group and a time frame but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece suggests civic regulation or a community action related to a healer or service.
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