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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1894

Page

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German Reformed Christian Endeavor marks anniversary meeting

The German Reformed Christian Endeavor group held an anniversary gathering with Rev. L Goodrich and Rev. Dr. Lowry in attendance. The event featured a welcome address by Bach, a German reflection by Rev. Haneér, hymn singing, and a benediction by Elder Hand. The secretary reported 37 members since 1893 and a treasury balance of 71.79.

L Goodrich G. Hauser Bach Lowry Conde BT Barnes Jesus Chris Goth Nettie Kreitling Kreitling Goodrich Christian Endeavor Christ Place Haneér Eider Hand John Stainger W. J. Trembath Fred Vanderweg Om Bach

People and Visits Across Local Towns

Charles Roberts of Park A moved Saturday to Sixth Street and Watchung Avenue. Frank Minagh and William Stewart left yesterday for a week with relatives in Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johns of 612 Division Street visit Mrs. James Ly of Joycefield New Jersey. Miss Tillie Young of Flemington returned home after a visit with Hyler on West Front Street. Carl Anden of Roycefield spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Oliver Voorhees on West Front Street. William W. of the U. S. Ex-Press is detained at home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. William Haver of Lebanon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Neal on West Front Street yesterday.

Charles Roberts Park Sixth Street Watchung Avenue Frank Minagh William Stewart Trenton Harry Johns Division Street Jamesly Aoycefield N. J Tillie Young Flemington Hyler West Front Street Carl Anden Roycefield N.J Oliver Voorhees Wiliam Wi U. S William Haver Lebanon James Neal West Fronttreet

Come Come Here You Pode Help Request

A fragmented plea reads Come Come Here You Pode You Poor Dear with a nameless speaker hinting at aiding or securing relief. The tone resembles a distressed call for help or a charitable offer in a historical text.

Republican Reform Legislature Record of Repeals and Budget Cuts

The piece outlines Republican actions repealing race track and betting laws, abolishing useless offices and commissions, and saving state funds. It claims reductions in costs from commissions and a reorganization of state boards, asserting honesty and faithful fulfillment of pledged reforms.

Board of Freeholders Board of Aldermen Osmadk Chace Township Committee Gloucester Guite Clifton Toompeon Figus Laughlin New Jersey Pee Guttenburg Electric Subway Commission Cenans Gangzot

Caught on the Fly Republican Voting Call

The notice urges Republicans to vote tomorrow and notes polls will be open 7 am to 7 pm. It lists Salvation Army attendance figures for the week and cites statistics on first time voters, with other local items including store traffic and church events.

Salvation Army Marion Ackermaan Flandau New York United States

Demarest's Ad Promises Money Saving Claim

Fragmented ad text promises savings and claims about deafness cure. Mentions Hall and Bend but unreadable details obscure specific products or offers.

Burying Ground Dispute In City Over Ground Taken

In 1824 the Conference turned over the property to New Market and Shiloh Church. In 1828 a bill sought to lease unused ground to Stephen Girard for 999 years for 5000. City widened Fifth Street and condemned remaining plots. Controversy over payments to churches and title persists amid plans for a bronze tablet.

New Market Shiloh Church Pennsylvania Stephen Girard Shiloh Cho Sion Fifth St Renstead Place Mereh Street Rogers Gibronze Spark

Local figure remembered from early New Jersey era

Dated fragments recall a well-known man connected to Madison Avenue business and roadsters. The note notes his age around twenty five and mentions bronchitis and an exp. term, with scattered references to New Jersey and Elizabeth.

Plainfield Shopper Finds Local Goods Cheaper Than New York

Mrs Williame of West Front street reports in New York shopping found no higher prices than Plainfield, urging residents to save fare by buying locally. Demarest’s ad promotes savings though some claims may be unreliable. Local merchants Reynolds North Avenues T manager notes an attack context.

Williame West Front Street New York

Poor Indian Welfare Efforts Need Broader Support

Miss Carter discusses Native Americans facing stereotyping and neglect of equal opportunity. She praises government aims yet urges more action, noting Indians left on reservations while former slaves found homes nationwide. Christian outreach and schooling are seen as paths to future work and citizenship.

Jrst United States Mias Carter Tadian Misa Carter Episcopal Church

Engagement of Prof William E MacClymont Miss Catherine Vail

Prof William E MacClymont of Washington avenue announced engaged to Miss Catherine A Vail of Ww daughter of J H Vail a prominent electrical expert. MacClymont a noted organist and pianist member of the New York Manuscript Society and the American Composers Association serves as musical director at Greenwood Seminary Matawan and professor at Plainfield School of Music.

William E. MacClymont Washington Avenue Catherine A. Vail J. H. Vail Vail Saburten Max Clymont New York Manuscript Society American Composers’ Association Grenwood Seminary Matawan Plainfield School of Muse Tor Ersey

Converts Gather for Democratic Evening at Manhattan Hotel

At the Manhattan Hotel on street, Dave Carney and David D. hosted a Saturday evening event. They toasted Democratic principles with many converts and more Republicans in attendance than Democrats, while soda water flowed freely and speeches urged party adherence.

Manhattan Dave Carney David D

Ten mile handicap race set for Election Day

The Newark Wheelmen organize a ten mile handicap race to be run on Election Day. After the Wednesday night prayer meeting at the Methodist Church, the quarterly conference will be held.

Newark

Anecdotal Pain Relief Ad Claims Pains Due to Fapnel

An old remedy advertises Chamberlain's Paina Baim as effective for chest or side pain. It promises prompt relief when applied over the seat of pain and claims it can prevent a cold from worsening into a pneumonia.

Prominent Citizens React to Republican Paper Changes

The Courier News reports a sudden proprietorship shift with four new Republican papers joining the scene. Beely Edsall notes rapid changes in opinion as several county lines adjust to the new ownership.

Beely

Union County Politics Theme in New York Herald Report

The Herald notes Republican confidence to carry Union County for all ticket candidates while Democrats show little campaign activity. It mentions a Lyceum Theatre event, a likelihood of heavy turnout on November 7 for the congressional race, and potential shifts depending on party strength. It also references local social groups and Miss A M Collisnaw in Temple, New York, involved in community activities.

Union County New York Thu Gage Lyceum Sizabeth Bing Cristian A. M. Collisnaw Éiners Temple

Lockup on Wheels Satirizes Prison Transport Incident

Cranford constable moved a prisoner from a jail cage amid three inches of water. The humane constable later arrested a man found in a cage deemed unfit for humans. A freight car was used for confinement, and the car man disappeared during the night.

Cranford Paturday Corporation For Humane

Electricity course fills a pressing need at a school

The school offers a new electricity course taught by fourteen experts as the first program without higher mathematics. It aims to teach practical arithmetic only and uses model devices to aid learning. About twenty students are expected to enroll in the class.

Burglary Attempt Targeted Dr Bedford Residence

A burglary attempt occurred last night at the residence of Dr Bedford on LaPayette Road. The intruder tried the front door and, while going downstairs, asked who was there. No one answered and the incident ended without entry or injury.

Bedford Greens Wena

Tandem Bus Away Incident Near Fanwood Leads to Mishap

A runaway bicycle near Fanwood involved two young men quarreling over direction. They both turned opposing directions causing the tandem to derail into a gutter. No bones were broken and the machine was slightly rotated.

Fanwood

Plainfield Ladies Create Crowd in New York Shop

A Plainfield woman and her guest shopping on West Front Street New York were surprised when a crowd gathered as they packed bundles into a satchel. The onlookers expected a sale and quickly dispersed when they realized there was no sale to follow.

West Front Ady New York

Griffin Sets New Five Mile Record at Fanwood Course

George W. Griffin of Newark lowered Monte Scott’s five mile mark, clocking 12 minutes 55 seconds on the Fanwood and Scotch Pains course. Coffin finished 11 minutes 26 seconds, beating Set’s record by 1 minute 29 seconds, riding nineteen pound Sterling with a seventy six gear.

Monte Scott Fanwood Scotch Pains George W. Griffin Newark Coffin Set

Star Gazing Sermon Sparks Church Interest

Rev. C. E. Herring preached at the First Presbyterian Church on star gazing the first in a series. The filled house heard a talk on astronomical instruments and their scriptural applications. Four points covered were sight the eye the telescope and the spectroscope.

C. E. Herring First Presbyterian Church

Judge Coddington Trials On Halloween Vandalism

Philip Sheridan and Thomas McMievay were charged in Ie Judge Coddington's court with throwing stones and breaking windows on Halloween. They were fined $5 each and paid the amount.

Philip Sheridan Thomas McMievay Hallow E’en Saan

Demarests ad claims quick cure for diarrhae with Chamberlain remedy

Postmaster Henry Wilson of Welshton Fiorids asserts a six hour cure for diarrhae using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says one small box often provides permanent relief and notes the remedy is commonly effective. Fort Denes avenues mentioned with T. S. Armstrong as pharmacist contact.

Henry Wilson Welshton Fiorids Fort Denes Armstrong

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Christian Endeavorers A. .Coutier Pofal wade —_ Hall Demarest & Son Park Avenue Holy Cross Septen Pidina All Souls’ Church Christian Endeavor Society of the May Snell Weat Front Beeba Demarest Hall Reynold’s North Avenues Anager Carter Prof. MacClymont Saye Courier-News Pherald Toe B.C. A LaPayette Plainfield Ladies Coffs Breeks Scott Uptown Church
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