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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1891
Page
2
A clipped Ohio newspaper snippet notes the publication differs by day with W Runyon listed as editor and proprietor. The text also contains a stray line about Karnian in any part of the city, suggesting a local street or notice.
A Plainfield purchasing clause in the sewer contract sparks fear of a future city bond debt and possible profiteering. The clause allows arbitration to set price and terms for purchases near expiration, raising questions about who controls sums and who benefits.
A critical account accuses the Big Six of secret talks behind closed doors. It criticizes Spangenberg for citing sewer contract terms to claim city gains while warnings warned of a potential great steal.
New York observers watched as Francis McCarey, described as an old shabby man, stripped coat and shoes, climbed onto the Brooklyn Bridge main cable and leaped to mark a spot. The death appeared instantaneous and the incident drew a crowd of about 300 idlers and promenaders.
Rumor swirls that Mrs James G Blaine Jr may drop divorce bid after eye treatment trip to St Paul. She reportedly left for mech therapy, took her son, maid, and nurse. cottage lease canceled and available. Judge Palmer denies withdrawal and cites need for separation amid alleged scandal in Blaine marriage.
The issue surveys the Hapsburgs and features a frontispiece of the Empress. It discusses who may win the Speakership contest and presents portraits of the candidates. A comical Griffin illustrated poem closes the number.
The Daily Capital reports a mortgage statement from Toreka Kansas showing October net farm and city indebtedness reduced by 361000 with 302000 on farms and a five and a half month farm debt decline of 2300000, evidence farmers prosper. Also ads tout Castoria and ALLcock's Plasters with testimonials and a free sample offer from L. W. Randolph.
Home made Comfortables and white cotton inside shirts as priced at 1 to 2 dollars. Fur Capes and Bruffs offered with low prices. Assorted wool garments advertised with emphasis on value and satisfaction.
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