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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1894

Page

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Double Negro Attack Leaves Couple Injured Near South Plainfield

Maxson Dunham and his wife Mrs Dunham were violently assaulted during a robbery attempt near Lamptown to Stelton. The assailants fled, two men matching a general description were seen nearby, and Mrs Dunham remained in critical condition with head injuries while doctors warned of grave risk.

Maxson Dotham God bin Piscataway Posham Mrs. Danham Lehigh Valley Railroad Lamptown Stelton John Powers Seventh Day Baptist Church New Market Kegro

Among the ParkS Club Saturday Entertainment

The Park Club hosted the first informal Saturday evening program in the club house reception room. Performers included Florence Underwood with vocal selections and sister Kittie Underwood, Will Runyon with humorous songs, Fletcher Harlock on guitar, and Prof. W K MacClymouth on piano. The performers were encored, audiences enjoyed the show, and more winter Saturday programs are planned.

Park Club Florence Underwood Kittie Underwood Will Runyon Fletcher Harlock W. K. MacClymouth

Death of Peter Van Deventer on East Fifth Street

Peter Van Deventer of East Fifth Street died at home after a long illness described as consumption and throat affection. He was twenty three, survived by parents two brothers and a younger sister, with brother Clarence owning the Van in Fanwood.

Peter van Deventer East Fifth Street Clarence Fanwood

Public reception for aged at Roseville Avenue Home

Baptist Home Society sets a public reception and donation visit for its aged residents on Tuesday from two to five at the Home, 285 Roseville Avenue, Newark. Lady managers from Plainfield include Mrs William White and others chaired by Mrs J Wesley Johnson.

Roseville Avenue Newark Plainfield William White J. Wesley Johnson John D. Runyon F. K. Fish Masry Thickston Theo. L Runyon

Croup Warning From Local Pharmacy Advised

Frightened mothers are urged to watch first croup symptoms such as hoarseness and seek treatment. A Reynolds Pharmacy notice lists Park North avenues as the contact point with Armstrong as the manager for the service.

Reynold Park North Avenues Armstrong

Tragic Gas Leak Claims Commercial Traveller at Hotel Grenada

At the Hotel Grenada on North Avenue a gas jet leak sickened and killed Samuel Anthony of Madison, a commercial traveller aged 25 to 30. Porter Jobo Anderson detected the odor, entry was forced by Charles Rice, and Dr. Avis treated Anthony until his death. The incident highlights how a door misseal and a loose gas jet caused a fatal incident.

Botel Grenada Grenada North Avenue Samuel Anthony Madison Israel Ten Eyck, Istaniay Jobo Anderson Gus Anderson Charles Rice Marsh, Ayers & Co Anthony Dravis Mac An- Loony Miller Boys

Fire destroys Giles barn with livestock near New Market

Last Saturday evening a fire totally consumed the Nelson B. Giles barn and dairy, three miles south of New Market. Fourteen cows, five horses, wagons and hay perished. Fire suspected arson with tramps seen nearby. DeWitt Giles first saw flames and failed to save livestock. The barn was a year old and highly inflammable. One horse belonged to a New Brunswick owner.

Nelson B. Giles New Market DeWitt Glies Mr. Giles New Brunswick

Home remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia at Reynolds Pharmacy

A reader describes treating a chest pain with bobbing wax and Chamberisin’s Pain Balm wrapped over the chest to prevent a cold from turning into pneumonia. The note mentions Reynolds's Pharmacy on Avenue(s).

Chamberisin Pere Steffords Reynold Eee

Society's Grand Debut Lands 300 at Mrs. Waring's Reception

A large society function at Park avenue welcomed Mrs Mary Grace Waring into prominent social circles. About 300 guests attended the afternoon event hosted by Mrs O T Waring. decorations featured roses and smilax with music by Austin's Urchreska of Brooklyn and dancing to close the evening.

O. T. Waring Park Avenue Mary Grace Waring Waring Lewis G. Timpeon Miss Waring Weil Reinhart Art Mes Middiedich Mus van Busterck Clayton Brooklyn Moorehead Greenburg Mazen Austin Urchreska W. E. Lowe Howard Fleming E. Miller B. Corwin W. T. Broadway Henry B. Newhall Jobo Anderson J. P. Taylor J. P. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jubo B Damont, Mr and Mrs. James Middredith B. Henry Depew August Kieitecke A. Stuart Paterson Edward J. Waring George M. Randall George H. Goddard Isaac L. Miller M. E. Edgerton Walter Stewart George van Bo John W. Murray Henry McGee Walter McGee James McGee Anna Gould Louis E. Griffeth Troy F. K. Lefferts Lefferts Raymond Lefferts New York J. W. Reinhart Charl S A. Reed B.A. Hegeman, Jr W. L. Saunders William J. Roome Joseph Sandford D. C. Ivins van Koeserck Dumont Murray Miler Murphy Shepard Tweedy Rodman Kenyon Marsh Stewart Underwood Betts Green Newton Baker Holly Robett Lowe van Buren Erickson van Boskerek Macray Bail Huntingwo West Streuli Rev

Holy Cross Choir Honors Scotch Plains Service

The Rev T Logan Murphy and George Hastings led twenty Holy Cross choir members to Scotch Plains for a special music evening at All Saints Episcopal Church. The stone church was filled beyond capacity with attendees including over thirty Holy Cross members arriving by stage and train. Murphy preached an inspiring sermon from Nehemiah 4 6 on rebuilding with collective purpose.

T. Logan Murphy George Hastings Holy Cross Choir Scotch Plains E H. True All Rams’ Episcopal Church Holy Cross Church Murphy

Walter Martin Buys Dart Wheel Made for Heavy Weight

Walter Martin of Grova street purchases a Dart wheel weighing 21 pounds for his use, highlighting a local purchase in the community.

Walter Martin Grova Street

Woolley's Strong Words at Temperance Meeting

The W C T U and church supporters gathered at Music Hall for a temperance address by Woolley. He urged church leadership to lead in prevention, criticized passive voters, and warned of the saloon's grip on society, calling for action to abolish liquor outlets and protect families.

Music Hall Christ King Humanity Washingtonian Sons of Temperance Hell Lawfail

Victor Wheelman Grand Teception Planned

A first annual Teception of the Victor Wheelman is announced with an event hosted by B. Hall Toankagiving bight. Charles T. Baker of 24 Eim place is found in his oak yard attempting to dispose of something, with details unclear.

Victor B. Hall Charles T. Baker Eim Place Osek

Greatness in daily life and youth work at Seventh Day Endeavor

A Westerly Rhode Island minister led a Seventh Day Endeavor session with talks by Ernestine Smith on greatness in daily life, John Cottrell on American Youth, and Miss Bar Dick on winning souls. Miss Anna Langworthy read on young people's relation to present reforms, and Mrs. H. M. Maxson urged Juniors work methods. A mixed quartet sang, then prayers and benediction closed.

Mr. Daland Westerly R. I Mies Ernestine Smith Mies Fisher F. E. Peterson William Satterlee L. G RB. Tisworth John Cottrell Shiloh Elin Om Bardick New London Conn Ior Peterson

Westfield Board of Education weighs women voting and legality

At the Westfield Board of Education meeting the court ruling on women voting and its impact on the board was discussed. The recent election saw near parity in votes by women and men, amid protests, and the board asked the County Superintendent to appoint current members to ensure legal future actions.

Westfield Board of Education Cof Tve

Chief Pangborn Rescues Child Lost in Borough Cold

This morning Chief Marshall Pangborn found a six year old boy half dressed and nearly frozen. The child, Bennie Richmond, lived at 1799 Duer Street with his parents who said he had gone out to find a grocer and became lost. He was warmed and cared for by officers.

Mr. Danham Andreas Gup Mr. Dunham Bill Dunham South Plainfield John Powers Danham Powers Dr. Whitford Whitford Herr Marshall Pangborn Bennie Richmond Duer

Plainfield Courier-News debuts after consolidation

The Plainfield Courier-News launches after The World absorbs The Plainfield Courier and Evening News. The first issue appears Monday under the new name with lively local news and prominent community coverage.

the World Courier-News Plainfield Courier Evening News Plainfeld Courier-News New York

Union County Teachers Institute Meets at Elizabeth

Union County teachers gather at Elizabeth for the Institute with talks led by Maxson and others. The event occurs Friday and Saturday, inviting educators to share methods and discuss current practices.

Uniion County Teacher's Institute Elizaveth Maxson Thie Y

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Ohio man

W A McGuire of McKay Ohio says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is best for children with coughs or colds. He used it for years with his family and keeps a bottle at home. After a grippe he suffered a severe cough and found other remedies ineffective.

W. A. McGuire McKay Ohio Chamberlain Asiwsys

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