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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1893
Page
2
A garbled New York note discusses the Republican party’s aim to be useful and powerful by confronting what it calls the racetrack evil. It argues party unity is needed to fight combinations now in control and to prove public safety through steadfast voter support.
The item lists Misinfelders regia red at the Chicago Beach Hotel along with a flurry of names and social notes. It mentions Mrs Otto Arens of West Eightly street singing Handel's Largo at a marine service, and Rev Asmory ff Heasiford receiving a unanimous call to Westminster Chapel London. It also notes health updates, travel plans, and community events, including a piano dedication and a World’s Fair trip anticipated by locals.
Fragmented OCR text touts Brandrath and Urditreth tonics as solutions for constipation liver issues and general disintegration symptoms. It references Castoria for children and claims vegetative safety and suitability for all ages while promoting faint testimonials and dated phrasing.
A Saturday night blaze at B C Kelb’s Fanwood home was checked before spreading beyond the parlor by swift water from buckets and a fire department response. The cause appeared to be an opening in work behind the parlor with burnt material left between chimney and side walls. The fire reached near the third story but was stopped before major damage.
An elderly instrument, famed for a century, remains in tune with a storied past. Musician Felder Cole and local committees exchange hands of the violin through a long chain of trades. The instrument bears Cremona lineage and a curious history of performances along Henna Brook, sparking interest in a broader audience.
A morning accident on Belvidere Avenue near Netherwood depot involved a Carriget Bear mother and four women. The two-car crash injured occupants, with one carriage severely damaged and a few passengers trapped. Rescue crews freed the injured as others sought quick medical aid. The event caused fear and a rapid response from nearby officials at the scene.
A meeting of the Catholic Young Men's organization discussed plans for a bowling tournament for 1894. Eight clubs to enter, sixteen games to be played, with a prize and a first Sunday in November target. Remarks on organizing and club participation followed by unrelated medical note and endorsement of Chamberlain's remedy.
A Newark clock case draws attention as Otto Bartnick’s failed contract with the city prompts repair questions. A skilled clockmaker says the mechanism can run, while proposals to prove the work and set terms lie with the council and clerk’s office. Meanwhile local merchants note supply issues and a violin prize tale unfolds alongside urban concerns.
Engineer Joseph Lata of Phillipaourg suffered a fall from the engine during the Central express from Eastun to New York on Sunday morning. He clung to the machine, reached a shop near Hanon Junction, and is expected to recover, the line reports.
Twelve young muses of the area form a circle to discuss hot topics and arrange a trip. Meetings are held weekly at the Went Third Bridge locale with officers led by Miss Flanagan and Miss Casey. Funds are being raised for a four hour stage trip, aimed at a mountain pilgrimage in October.
A talking parrot in a store demonstrates advanced vocabulary and counting ability. The bird answers a price inquiry correctly, follows commands like "whoa" and "steady," and imitates human conversation with remarkable memory. The owner notes the bird’s close observation, social behavior, and growing value, suggesting it could fetch a high price.
Madame Lezem a reception is planned at Hale's Mall West on October 4 from three to five pm with guests and papers present. Also mentioned are Knickerbocker Conservatory and various local church and society notices including changes to service times, officer elections, and upcoming meetings.
The ad offers Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption cough and related illnesses with a money back guarantee after a trial. Free trial bottles are available at L W Randolph's store with a large size bottle also offered.
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