Local Ward Slates Court Attention in Campaign Season
Fortified by a slate of candidates for Second to Fourth Wards and district roles, Plainfield public life heats as campaign cries fade. Street labor hours, school ethics, and charity offerings surface amid party strategy and county board considerations.
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Frazee
Meeker
Couner
Maxsey
Plainfield
Maxson
Courier
Plainfeld
Hal Ware
Weil
Ware
Republcans
City bill poster faces license clause under decency push
The Press attacks the amortion claim while backing a city ordinance requiring bill posters to obtain a license and follow strict conduct. The Common Council argues enforcing decency will curb public disorder and deter future offenses by vendors. The column also lists local society notes and nonprofit activities.
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Pistodeld
Bill Poster
Themed Reflections On Daily Life From A Tangled Page
A fragmented excerpt discusses everyday thoughts and talk topics. It mixes unclear references to people and places with improvised phrases about common concerns and ordinary routines in a dated print style.
Woman Harasses Park Avenue Householders for Lodging
A strange woman called at the DeGraw home on Park Avenue Friday night asking for lodging and later visited Mrs Stevens sister Miss Crawford and Fifth Street party, provoking the family to eject her. Neighbors speculate she aimed to reconnoitre and steal valuables after others retired.
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DeGraw
Park Avenue
Wight
O Baght
Lince
Courier
O DeGraw
Ian Ae
Indie Perangelal Widnitor
Grea
Dies Geareence
Fifth Street
Stevens
Miss Crawford
Variety in Shade Trees for City Streets
A reader laments the loss of noble pins tree stock to the Street Commissioner and public carts. She proposes introducing Lindens Moon trees Locust and Chestnut varieties as ornamental sidewalk trees suited to the climate. The note invites consideration of street greenery as beauty and joy.
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Treea
Pinsni
Miantonomo Tribe Presents Tomahawk in Fraternal Visit
Narrative notes a Miantonomo Tribe delegation traveling to Elizabeth for a fraternal visit with Ome mi Tribe. They carry a silver tomahawk with ebony handle as a peace gesture, bearing inscriptions and a Latin phrase claimed by the red men. Also referenced is a candidate for Justice of the Peace, translated as “The one to elect.”
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Miantonomo
Elizabeth
Omemi
Omemis
Beaver Moon
Eagis
Tota
Bicycle Accident Report Near Moetochen Town
William Lalog of North Avenue suffered a fall while bicycling near Moetochen when a pedal broke and his bicycle collapsed sending him to the ground. He sustained a serious facial cut and other wounds.
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William Lalog
North Avenue
Moetochen
New Factory Jury Organizes On Extermination Bag
A new venture in the city aims to manufacture a bag exterminator. Early tests show rapid, fatal effects on targeted specimens as officials report strong initial footholds. Brewster and Matthews papers were filed by Judge Coddington yesterday.
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Brewster & Matthews Papers of Corporation
Coddington
The Man From Maine Promises Strong Dramatic Theatre Night
Ree aa head on oe play is promised for pairoaa to night in The Man From Maine. A powerful production by a company of artists praised for sincere and intelligent effort to provide public entertainment and value.
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Pairoaa
Maine
Fragmentary overheard dialogue recalls a tense moment at sea
Incoherent OCR text shows characters speculating about danger and violence at a tense scene. The dialogue includes mentions of a horse, a crash, a possible abduction, and fear of men, with references to a pond and survival. The passage reads as a disjointed reminiscence rather than a clear report.
Weatheld Town anniversary plans advance with meetings
Committees to charge the one year celebration of Weatheld Town on January 27 hold frequent meetings. Township representatives from Oranford Clark Pan Pisinfield will attend the event planning sessions.
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Weatheld Townahle
Weatheld
Oranford
Pan Clark
Pisinfield
Funeral Tragedy at Warren Street Home
Mrs. Ratledge wife of Thomas Ratledge of Warren Street died this morning at home from heart disease. He visited last night and spoke with her employer Mr. French on a business matter. Around four o clock this morning she awoke in distress and told her husband, but he could not assist in time.
Tours to Washington via the Pennsylvania Railroad
Readable fragment describes Pennsylvania Railroad tours to Washington D C offered by the Pennsylvania Company in New York. It claims economy and three day itineraries to benefit participants and mentions Dr Kin Drugstore as a referenced locator.
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Ita
New York
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Harry M. Stockton
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Mague
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Elseabet Feld
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Philadelphia
the Express
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Leland
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C. EB. Baling
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Pintafield
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Ae Tan
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Church of the Heavenly One Avenue
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Washington, D. C
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Adtree
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Thane
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Douglas
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Passaic Valley
Jersey
Mali
J. O. Cooper
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M. S. Wilson
Will
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Plainfield, M
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Newark
Tievespoarh
Willett
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Leech, Stiles & Co
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Plainfield, N. J
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M. M. Dunham
Queen & CO. OF
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Doane & Edsall
New Jersey
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