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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1892
Page
2
A garbled OCR item mentions East Frost braze and Recomp Fioon Ertored at a location called Poot Ofsted. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to confirm specifics.
A Westbound visitor reports that Blaine was favored by nine-tenths of Northern Republicans, while South and Northern Democrats backed Harrison. He argues the party’s defeat stemmed from choosing that nominee, not tariff or policy talk, and notes many Republicans still blame the convention. Also mentions Wheelmen conference in England, plans for international bicycle racing standards, and Crescent League smoker tonight with John Kean and others.
An old house atop a mountain near New Providence houses Charles F. Smith and his family craft bellows pipes for blacksmiths. The plant, producing about 40 pipes daily, uses a unique welded iron and steel method and has captured most local demand, with several rivals in Brooklyn and the West.
A long quarrel between The Daily Press and The Courier over plans for a freight house near Plainfield sparks accusations of bias and misstatements. The Daily Press claims The Courier ridiculed freight-house proposals from Boice lumber yard while the Courier counters it did not bully the plan. The exchange includes reminders of past editorials and alleged misquotes, with both sides blaming the other for obstruction. Also mentions a Chan derlain cough remedy advertisement and a misattributed note about child care.
Police investigate a grisly find in Poorth street cedar wood-shed. A roughly 23 year old unknown woman lay decomposed, about six feet tall, with dark brows, wearing a black and white calico dress, black accessories, and gray underskirt. The body likely lay hidden for days in the cellar.
The rain storm delaying New York since yesterday noon moved from the Lower Mississippi Valley to the St Lawrence area. Widespread rain has fallen. By tonight the weather will clear and tomorrow should be sunny and considerably cooler.
New York on November 16 four governors of the Union Theological Seminary—John C Brown W E Dodge C W James and Morris K Jessup—contribute 175000 to the institution. The Camera Club announces its annual print exhibit opening Monday with over 300 photographs on display and judged by Professor Franklin George W Monfort and Frederick Smillie. The city notes racing water in French's mill raceway and a rooftop soldering incident on Ogirala avenue. Tomorrow evening the Ladies Aid Society of Morage Avenue Crispel will host a pumpkin social for its chapel benefit.
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