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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1894

Page

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Supreme Court Reverses Trial Court In Pike Diamond Ring Case

The Supreme Court of Trenton yesterday reversed the verdicts in the Pike diamond ring case, upholding Noah W. Pike and attorney W. Angleman. Mary Van Riper had sued for 75 dollars plus costs after a jury trial, with Justice Mosher ruling for the plaintiff and the Common Pleas affirming. The high court’s decision emphasizes the defendant's right to trial by jury and criticizes lower courts for denying it.

Trenton Verer-Pike W. 3 Angieman Noah W. Pike Mary van Riper Mosher W. Angleman Mr. Pike Miss van Riper Pike Common Pleas McCormick Angleman van Buckel Supreme Court Byw

Early Evening Wedding at 528 West Front Street

Miss Anna L Stites and Frederick Snyder wed at the home of the bride’s parents on West Front street. Rev B W Hand officiated with John V Vroom as best man and Miss Sarah Prime as bridesmaid. The informal ceremony was followed by a collation with close relatives.

West Front Street Anna L Stites Frederick Snyder John V. Vroom Sarah Prime Overland Stites Garry Lozze Cramer Amos. Stites Belle Caven Sandwich Madden Evon

Plainfield Daily Merges With Courier News in Republican Daily

The Plainfield News merged with the Courier News creating a larger Republican daily. The News began June 2, 1884 as Plainfield’s oldest daily and will be strengthened by the acquisition, with the Leader praising Brother Ronyon on the purchase.

Plainfield News Courier Brother Ronyon The News Plainfield Westfeld Leader

Consolidation of Plainfield News under Ranyon leadership

The Plainfield Courier and Evening News merge under F. W. Ranyon who bought the News plant, making the combined paper the city’s oldest daily. The Sussex Register notes the new ownership branding it with a progressive motto.

Plainfield Courier Evening News F. W. Ranyon Sussex Register

William Dolam Arrested for Reckless Driving on West Second

In Judge Coddington's court William Dolam was arrested last Tuesday for reckless driving. He rammed two vehicles on West Second Street and was summoned to appear in court Monday for bearing.

William Dolam West Second Street

Chamberlain's Pai Balm For Pain In Side And Chest

For a pain in the side or chest a piece of flank dampened with Chamberlain's Paip Balm and bound on over the seat of pain gives prompt relief. If used in time it can often prevent a cold from resulting in pneumonia. This treatment is also a cure for lame back. For sale Reynold's Pharmacy Park and Avenues.

Reynold's Pharmacy Park and Avenues

Pictures From Germany Show Milk Carts and Cologne Cathedral

A letter to Mrs Frank from Plainfielder shares German views including Antwerp scenes of the Cologne Cathedral choir and a milk cart system. Milkmen ride with dogs pulling open carts amid can stacks, tested by a milk inspector. The writer plans a Paris return in about three weeks after visits to Merz and Cologne.

Frank der Vaterland Antwerp Peateres Goa Merz Linkespent Sansday Cologne Badeo Paris

Five cake walk crowds light up Starlight Social Club night

The Starlight Social Club entertained with a real five cake walk for Drum Corps Hall. A large gathering of prominent colored residents attended, dancing began at nine and continued late into the morning, with lively competition and high expectations set by organizers George Randolph F H Nelson and W Randolph.

Drum Corps Starlight Loere Gudlden Wes George Randolph F. H. Nelson W. Randolph Flvor Ed. Dillon Chas. Malford

Two financiers praise school trustees candidates

A leading taxpayer comments on upcoming school trustees election praising Dr Probasco and LN Lovell. He calls Probasco deeply engaged and hardworking and commends Lovell for calm judgment and foresight in his short tenure, warning against change.

Dr. Probasco LN. Lovell Mr. Lovell

Prophecy of Winter from Old Downe Saying

A newspaper note recalls a winter prophecy credited to O. Downe about snow events matching the moon’s age at the first snowfall. The reporter counts four storms so far this season, noting the pattern mirrored from last year.

O. Downe Doane Brothers

Plainfield Official Responds On Louisiana Hose Types

Chef Dosne received a telegraph blank from a Louisiana town asking his opinion on several kinds of hose. He prepared an estimate and dispatched it in time for the council meeting at that place.

Chef Dosne Louisiana

Alert Hose Company Seeks Team for Heavy Driving

A movement in Alert Hose Company aims to buy another horse to form a team for the hose wagon for heavy winter driving. Previously one horse did the work, but a team could speed fire response, especially in winter. Also notes on croup symptoms and a claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents attack. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale.

Alert Hose Company Onamberlain

A Year of Fourteen Months at the Y M C A

The Seat of Directors approved new YMCA membership tiers in the upcoming building. Options include 200 Limited, 500 Educational and entertainment privileges, and 800 Full privileges with gym use and pool access. Payment plans start with 2.00 down or 5.00 plus installments, dating from January 1, 1895. Full Boy's Department membership set at 300.

Y M. C Boy’s Department

Local residents plan trips and moves across states and towns

Hughes Fewcett sails to Europe from Grove street while A D Thompson departs for Florida. Miss Kittie Code visits Stamford relatives as Walter Thorn sails to Texas. Mrs VanSiele visits West Front street, and Superintendent Adieman expects a Newark visit. Kinney returns from New Brunswick, Marshall Wilson moves to Somerset Race corner, and Mrs Edgerton hosts luncheon. Rev Dr Richards discusses his Mexico trip. Townsend sisters return from Poughkeepsie. Armstrong visits Stelton then Hand home. W H Griffin in Boston unable to return due to sister illness.

Hughes Fewcett Grove Street Europe A. D Thompson Farragut Avenue Florida Mias Kittie Code Stamford, Conn Misses Varney West Third Street Walter B. Thorn New York Texas VanSie«le High Bridge Charles Randolph West Front Street Adieman Electric Railway Newark Jacob Kinney New Brunswick Marshall Wilson Chatham Street Somerset and Race Streets A. and W. Townsend Craig Piece Poughkeepsie N. Y Armstrong Stelton B. W Hand W. ©. Smith Grandview Avenue Bongat A.D. Thompson Watchung Park Fairview Avenue

Alert Hose Company Cuts Response Time

Curious note on Alert Hose Company's rapid fire response. Driver Townley studies to shave seconds and considers leaving boots and clothes downstairs. When alarms sound, he slides down the pole and dresses quickly. The practice appears to have reduced some recent run times.

Alert Hose Company Driver Townley

Commuters Flee Cold Cars At Grant Avenue Depot

A bomber of commuters who rode street cars to the depot faced biting cold this morning. Many chose to walk to the train to stay warm, while those near Grant avenue station will likely ride trains there until street cars resume service.

Grant Avenue

Lepidoptera Tea Hosts Readings At Mrs Herring Home

Mrs F C Herring on Park Avenue entertained about 100 guests for a Lepidoptera Tea. Papers on butterflies and moths were read by collectors including Miss Emily C. Morton and Dr Skinner, with talks and a butterfly shaped dessert, amid late afternoon social chat.

F. C. Herring Park Ave F O. Herring Park Avenue Mia Herring Ana de Ngbungber Smith Rutgers College Alexander Gilbert Samuel Huntington Flagg New York

Plainfield Y M C A Fair Set With Global Booths

Plainfield prepares for the Y M C A fair opening November twenty seventh. Ladies have spent summer and autumn arranging French Spanish Swedish German Hungarian Italian booths an American country store and a Russian tearoom. A forthcoming book will publish complete data on all fair attractions and items for sale.

Plainfield

Instructor Mac Phie Takes YMCA Teaching Post

The committee appointed to secure an instructor for the Physical Department of the YMCA reports D A Mac Phie has accepted the call and will be on the field about December. He is a college graduate and Springfield Training School alumnus with large experience as a physical director and fitness leader for young men.

D. A. Mac Phie Springfield

Ivers and Pond Pianos Offer Convenient Payments

Ivers and Pond advertise a stock of slightly used pianos offered with convenient payment plans. The notice promises economical buyers that goods are within reach and guarantees full satisfaction.

Ivers & Ponce

Accident Reported on Midnight Train to New York at Aldene

A New York Recorder morning edition reports an alleged accident aboard the midnight train to New York at Aldene. Central Railroad officials released statements this morning clarifying the incident details and awaiting further investigation.

New York Recorder New York Aldene The Central Railroad

Y M C A Building Nears Ready for Use

The YMCA's new building progresses rapidly toward readiness. The gymnasium and swimming pool are usable, lockers receive finishing coats, and most rooms are nearly finished except for door hanging. Steam heating pipes are nearly complete, delaying tomorrow's rehearsal for the forthcoming fair.

Local Postmaster Claims Quick Cure With Remedy

Henry Wilson the postmaster at Welshtop Florida says he cured a long standing diarrhea in six hours with one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He notes it often provides prompt relief with one or two doses and is reliable. T. 3 Armstrong manager confirms.

Henry Wilson Welshtop Florida Chamberlain T. 3 Armstrong

Grace Church Men’s Association Evening entertains despite weather

A Grace Church Parish building program by the Men’s Association drew a fair crowd despite bad weather. Richard Stevens ge Timpson Pred J Pope and W S Timmis organized the event. Willem Ranyon sang bass selections and George E Downey performed magic tricks. Downey and J H Downey played mandolin and autoharp, with Elmendorf and Runyon delivering humorous numbers.

Men's Association of Grace Church Richard Stevens Ge Timpson Pred J. Pope W.S. Timmis Willem Ranyon George E. Downey United States Express Company Angele J. H. Downey Davis Runyon Messrs. Downey Elmendorf

Meteor Explosion Believed to occur Near Dover

A bright meteor exploded near Dover after eleven on Wednesday night, seen across the region from Kenvil to Dover. Witnesses reported a yellow flame crossing the sky and a thunderous boom like dynamite, with speculation it burst in mid air and left tiny fragments.

Kenvil Dover Foreste Works Landing Keavilead Rubway New York Souatn Nor Sodh

Death of Mrs Kempshall in Etizaneth New York

Mrs Charlotte Eaton wife of Rev Dr Kempshall pastor of the First Presbyterian died at On Springs New York Wednesday evening The Doctor received a telegram Wednesday of her serious condition and went immediately to Cufton Springs

Charlotte Eaton Kempshall Etizaneth On Springs N. Y Cufton Springs

Local notes from the Borough and surrounding groups

Community updates cover a winter railway tract reset, church events, a subscription dance at Olympia Hall, and meeting notes from Central Lodge 484 W, Franklin Council, Branch 396 Letter Carriers, Norwood Athletic Club, and Junior Christian Endeavor. Local clubs discuss insurance, new members, and upcoming socials with plans in Hyde’s woods and at Saenger Hall.

Olympia Hal Sycamore Central Lodge Charies Day New Market Oplatepentons Bebeatzen Hyde's Woods Marshal Pangborn Marshal van Horn William Waldron North Pisifield Park Club Fisa Deanmeytas Assobeid James Mallea William B. Sparpe Norwood Athletic Club Christian Bndeavor Society of Treasty Reformed Church J. H. Milh West Fourth Street

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Abgleman Pleas TRE Courier-News Germany Plainfield Authority Aleris Personalia W. H. Griffin Boston Mac Phie Ivers and Pond Pianos Yi Dein Ho' ! Betz Company. x Republican County Committee Essex County Cec Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Par’ Avenue A. Wishaw Mariner's Temple Geld Street Railway Company New Jersey and New York Traction Company Thiers Peter B Matthews Borough D. M. Gardner Somerset Street Danellen Bas
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