Plainfield and Newark Transit Schedules Fragment
Fragmented timetable notes show Plainfield to Newark and adjacent routes with varying departure times. Details list connections at Easton, Allentown, Bethlehem and Harrisburg, plus Sunday and weekday frequencies and special cars.
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Plainfield
Newark Plains
Nie
Newark
Eilzepeth
Somerviler
Pt Rfia
EasTos
Plainfle
Os Am
Lake Kupatoong
Westwardington
Aaton
Fieming
Harrisbore
Guunk
Willamaport
Tam
Peeting
Hieh
Flemin Mink
Idee
Easton
Bangor
Williamsport
Wilksbarre Ton
High Bridge
Alames
Bride
Flemin On
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch
Aank
Scranton
Wilkestarre
Tamaqua
Shamokin
Buffer Parier
Tie Wagton
Ta Ton
Bethleiehem
Aleneae
Chuaoa
Bethlehem Bangor
Mauch Counk
Wilsesbarre
Soraacwa
Bastos
Atlantic City
Freen Freenold
Boyan Beach
Taxes Due in Plainfield 1894 Fight to Prosecute Defaulters
Taxpayers in Plainfield must pay 1894 taxes by December 20 or face referral to the City Judge for prosecution. The Commissioners of Appeal meet in the Council Chamber on the fourth Tuesday in November the 27th from 9am to 5pm to hear cases. Collector of Taxes notes date and location in Plainfield New Jersey.
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City of
Plainfield
Rulers of Russia and the Holy Synod Power Behind the Throne
The article outlines the autocratic balance in Russia where the czar and state councils bow to the Holy Synod led by Constantine Pobedonosteff. It notes the heir Saint Nicholas and Princess Alix marriage, Grand Duke George’s influence, and the weak yet ambitious future czar, with Pobedonosteff shaping policy as tutor to the royal family.
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Russia
Michael
Alexander Tit
Holy Synod of the
Greek Church
Nicholas
Constantine Pobedonosteff
Most Holy Synod of the
The Real Czar of Russia and His Church Adherent
The article portrays M. Pobendonosteff as a pivotal religious and political figure under Czar Alexander III. It describes him as simple in creed, promoting strict obedience to the Czar and the Holy Church. He is depicted as incorruptible, vigilant, and a key foe of constitutional government, instrumental in blocking reforms.
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Alexander III
State Council
M. Pobendonosteff
Russia
Adviers
Criticism of M Pobedon stat and football health claims
The article critiques M Pobedon stat as a strong willed stateman who upholds absolute government in Russia. It cites British Medical Journal on football training, noting football favors stronger youths, has selective effects, and may not prove superior overall to boating or gym drills. It also mentions parental opposition to school football.
Drink Three Pints of Water Daily
A physician endorses daily water intake and argues that beverages like tea coffee and alcohol cannot substitute water. The piece recommends about three pints of water per day and suggests drinking a large glass upon waking and again after morning routines to avoid interference with digestion.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Escape at Sea Aboard the Elpis Rescues Stranded Fireman
The British steamer Elpis from West Hartlepool rescued a fireman who fell overboard near the Grecian Archipelago. The man, nearly beaten by fatigue after fifty minutes swimming, was picked up in a boat and taken aboard the Elpis where he received care. He belonged to the London steamer Jaffar from Cartagena and was unobserved by his crew.
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West Hartlepool
Gibraltan
Carthagena
Barricade buoy claims shark protection for sailors at sea
A new Barricade life buoy is designed to aid sailors after a man overboard in rough weather. It is light on deck, simple to use, reversible when thrown, and purportedly protects the wearer from shark attacks until rescue arrives.
Millionaire from Africa Sees Two Mineral Tracts Sold
H. C. Moore once poor from Corinth Mississippi built wealth through African mineral land deals. He and an African king acquired two tracts of seventy square miles each, selling one to the British South American Mining Company for 1,000,000 dollars and the other to an English syndicate for 1,250,000 dollars, with Moore headed to England to finalize the sale.
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South Africa
H. C. Moore
Corinth
Miss
British South American Mining Company
England
Mysterious North Side Encounter Sparks Bird Lover Motif
A young man in a corduroy suit leaned up to greet a woman on the North Side before resuming his seat. He is described as a bird lover, with the brown silk lady recalling the feathered remains on her bonnet.
Cured Pork From Factory to Table and Cookery Tips
A historical overview explains the rise of commercial curing in the United States, noting higher foreign demand and summer consumption. It describes curing methods, smoke flavor, and the transition from farm ham to industrial products, with specific guidance on selecting and preparing freshly cured hams and slices.
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United States
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