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Plainfield Courier in Plainfield, New Jersey
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1894
Page
2
Republican meeting notices for Union County 1904
Citizens are invited to attend county executive meetings and delegate selections. Sessions occur at various locations, including Association No. 12 East Front Street, Bryant School Building, and Casino, with designated numbers of delegates for Congressional and County Conventions. The events are chaired by E M Woo and B Coward, Republican committees of Plainfield and Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serer
Lock
Ward
Bryant School
East Sixth Street
Casino
West Seventh
Ref
Hall Reading Room
Primary calls and tariff talk roil through Union County
The text notes primaries called and tariff debates stirring Union County voters amid mentions of Senator Hill, wage adjustments at Carnegie Iron Works in Pennsylvania from January 1, and fearsome forecasts of political miseries. It references figures like Mr. Lockwood and Tom Reep, and notes a rumored Plainfield candidate, with reports of industrial shutdowns prompting labor sentiment.
Think Then Act The Voters Aim For Republican Victory
A political appeal urges citizens to think before the next election. The speaker recalls unmet promises by Democratic leaders and calls for a Republican victory with a projected large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpise
Ag Father
John
Plinfield
Miss Garey Sues City Over Sewer Manhole Injury
On the tenth day of last August Miss Evin Garey attempted to cross East Second Street at Watchung Avenue when a manhole cover, poorly secured during sewer work, gave way and she fell in. She sustained severe injuries and has since sought damages from the city through lawyer W M Sullman for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evin Garey
W M. Sullman
Dazzler Wayne Star in Revised Version at Music Hall
Charlies Wayne, famed for his confidence game, stars in the revised edition of the Dazzler. He displays nimble intellect and footwork, promising a standout performance with eccentric dancers at Music Hall on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Wayne
Dazzier
Music Hall
Wanamaker on Truthful Advertising
John Wanamaker asserts that advertising must be truthful and attractive, calling honesty the very soul of advertising. He cautions against misrepresentation deception and exaggeration as never paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Adorable medicine in homes Chamberlains Palo Baim
Fragmentary copy notes a medicine praised for common family needs from headaches to rheumatism. The text mentions it as well adapted for home use and suggests its broad effectiveness for various pains and illnesses.
Remarkable remedy claims cure for catarrh and disease
A testimonial extols Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy for catarrh and related illnesses. The writer asserts full recovery and urges others to try the remedy, noting it is produced by Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies Company of Philadelphia and sold by druggists for about 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Homepathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Movements
Mrs Seam of Jackson avenue and Mrs Samuel Richards entertain guests while Miss Allie Smith visits A Randolf in Bayonne. Others host or recover at North avenue, Prospect and Grove streets. A typhoid illness improves for L E Thomas. Rev M Martine attends Elizabeth Presbytery. church events and fundraising occur. Dem voters pick delegates for county and city conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Richards
Millie Vail
Hasbrook Heights
Allie Smith
Bayonne
A. Randolf
Winfield Hetfield
North Avenue
Florence Maxwell
Plainfield
W. H. Carman
B. McGovern
Manch Chank
L. E. Thomas
M. Martine
Peter Quick
Elizabeth Presbytery
J. Taylor
Prospect
Carrie Zerwick
Jersey City Heights
Samuel Luckey
Prospect Avenue
Louis Thomas
T. L. Thomas
Gaston
Arthur Stephens
Dunellen Avene
Virginia
Stephens
Boston
Presbyterian Arch
Annie Abbott
Lowe
I. Ising
R. Bro-kaw
Suneeon
Bennett
Church Feet
A. A. Lake
Pros- Finch Avenue
Walnut Street
Grove Street
New Market Baptist Church
Dolph Runyon
Pectin
Oscar
Booth Gostindag
George Huff
Bradley
Jefferson Avenue
Huff
Middlesex County
Steward’s Fund
A. B. Nelson
Iataway
Maire's
J. Y. Wilson
Jyj Swckhamer
Duneis
P. J. McDonough
South Plain
Charles Ward
Day
New Market
John Geary
Jersey City resident spends Sunday with Justice Storms
Fragmented notes show Mr Sherrerd of Jersey City visiting Justice Storms on Sunday and a dispute over a letter involving a postmaster and a constable, with unresolved delivery and returned correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrerd
Jersey City
Justice
Iles E. Kelly
Phi
Coleman's College
Newark
D. Freeman
D. C. Fulton
D. Io
Plateense
Friendship Council
Justice Storms
Remem
Huff
Plainfield Riding Club Opens 1894 Ride Season
The Plainfield Riding Club begins its 1894 5 season with a ride on Thursday evening November 1 and every Thursday evening during winter. John S Holly will lead the rides. Prospective members must send their names before the 15th to D F Ginna 1203 Watchang avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Riding Club
John S. Holly
Gen U
D. F. Ginna
Watchang Avenue
Horse Attack Hurts Dr Pocock on North Avenue
Fragmentary report says Dr Pocock was bitten when a sick horse at North Avenue injured him last night. The text describes a failed attempt to treat the animal and the doctor’s ensuing pain, with garbled details about restraint and care.
Bicycle Fashion Sparks Wardrobe Debate in Reform Era
An article argues for dresses reform as bicycles rise in popularity. It notes divided skirts and trousers gaining acceptance, contrasts past ridicule, and describes two bicycle outfits: a round waist dress with full skirt and a trousers ensemble with tunic and leggings. Jupic CHoLuBer.
South Plainfield Stage Schedules and Local Notes
South Plainfield schedules list stages to Plainfield and connections to Lehigh Valley trains with weekday and Sunday times. Local notices include visits, travel, garden work, family visits, and business activity such as coal dealer Ten Eyck Harris handling a large coal run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehenck
Plainfield
Courier
South Plainfield
Lehigh ‘Alley
MecAll Auxiliary Sets Regular Meeting October 3
The MecAll Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at the Public Library on Wednesday morning October 3 at eleven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecAll Auxiliary
Union County Freeholders Exhibit Ledger of Payments
The 1894 Union County Freeholders meet in regular session recording numerous disbursements. Items include salaries for J F Hubard and others, road construction payments to Hillpo Ayres, and various incidentals, jail, and publication charges totaling numerous dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Chosen Freeholders
County of Union
J. F. Huabbard
John A. Haliday
E. D. Bedeley
Wm. Howard
Ohr Ebrlich
Gerge M. Morrell
W. H Swain
Geo W. Littell
Louis Quien
Hillpo & Ayres
James Warrell
Jas W Fick
Wm. Chamberlain
W. M. Oliver
D. K. Ryno
Phil E Tufts
P. M
Advocate Pad. Co
S. Basling Ryno
Michael A
E.S. E Newburgess
Williame & Basset
Thomas B. Smith
The
Vienne Pressed Yeast Co
Henry J. Schmidt
J. W. Hildebrandt & Co
James O. Brokaw
Bucation Acevaft— Advocate Pah. Co
Union Co. Standard
Remarkable Cures of Recent Date by Dr Lighthill
A statement from ex mayor John Carson of Chaies describes his piles and rectal distress ending after Dr Lighthill treated him. He credits a friend Mr Bryan who had been cured by the same doctor and says the care was complete and radical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Lighthill
Case of Peter G Eyck Piles Healed by Lighthill Treatment
Afflicted resident of Bissell Hunterdon County details years of severe bleeding prolapse and pain from piles after failing with ten physicians. Describes radical permanent cure in under four weeks by Dr. Lighthill, with no pain after treatment and strong belief in his abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Easton
Washington
Lighthill
Doctor Lighthill Offers Daily Consultation For All Ailments
Dr Lighthill can be consulted daily except Thursdays on chronic obstinate and complicated diseases of the human system at his office and residence.
Remarkable Rectal Cure Ad Claims Quick Results
An old advertisement touts No 144 Crescent Ave as the treatment site for “rhanidoes” and other rectal and nervous disorders. It promises radical, permanent cures in a few weeks with no business interruption and claims equal success for all other rectal diseases.
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Board OF Chosen Freehold County OF Union
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Park Ave
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Peter G. Eyck
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