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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1893
Page
4
Riveting newspaper column reflects local politics with chatter on Republican primary meetings, city convention, and officials to be nominated. It mentions the path of elections, the courthouse, and remarks on Sheriff Kyte’s tenure. The piece touches broader national echoes, debates over governance, and local business impacts linked to road and rail issues. It also advertises Backlin’s Arnica Salve and a desk ad for Randolph drugstore.
An informal program of literary and musical talent at East Sixth Street, Bromeld, featured diverse performances by J J. Falas, Mr and Mrs M A Kot, LB. Penida, A M Rea, Walton, Miss Mary Dalziel, and Miss Nina Caustal. A social interlude followed, with wit and humor enlivening the gathering, while appreciation for the society’s chosen members was expressed and plans for continued evenings noted. A separate report covers a court case about a wire fence dispute resulting in a guilty verdict after a jury trial.
A fragmentary notice touts a world party starting at Music Ball next Monday night, urging attendees to cross the Atlantic by sampium and explore mystic Rome with magical style. It hints at Huycenta Wip iam treat and a quick, featsome experience for attendees.
Union resident Foster M Voorkers named Republican leader for the Senate with support from Senor Ketchum who is praised for a strong assembly record as a capable debater.
The war drums and lone council meet tonight as a large sign is painted over an office roof to mark the location. Outside, All Souls Church gains patagory work by Woolston and Buckle. Temperature yesterday ranged from 55 to 65, with rain totaling 42 but no measurable accumulation. Union Lodge No. 54 plans a seven year certificate draw as members mature. A heavy rain and cold wind swept Front Street last night, causing discomfort and glowing lamp shows.
A fragmented local column discusses county politics with Sheriff Kyte possibly resigning from Fanwood duties and a Board of County government role, plus stray notes on a man finally agreeing to have his photo taken at twenty two and observations on speech variations among residents. It references Queen Wilhelmina Lodge resolutions and local art news, with a Lehigh Valley Railroad labor note and a health tonic endorsement.
The lecturer argues reading should shape brain development up to age fifteen, helping readers skip trash and focus on virtuous, realistic stories. Newspapers. while criticized, provide public knowledge and must be read with discernment. Books remain powerful instructors. reading is essential to youth and marks intellect when neglected.
The J Y M L Cyclers and Neo Cyclers clashed in a close teal game for pins. The Cyclers led late but their opponents rallied, finishing with the Cyclers ahead by only a few pins before the final frame. Total score listed as 1064 with umpires Waters and Gal Ingher.
The Park Club bowlers showed improved spirits in Bayonne with another win. A Trinity Reformed Church meeting set November 24 for a Men’s Green Tea fundraiser, with committees named to organize the event. The event promises humor as men try lessons in chores while ladies act as guests.
A fragmented note contends Mr James E Martine faces discontent over voter turnout. The speaker lambasts Mr Kelly and others for moralizing and urges action at an unnamed location, while rejecting hostile rhetoric toward Elizabeth Herald.
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