Rinks, Taxes, Trials, and a Busy Plainfield Notice Mix
Local items report a health board officer delivering cholera notices on East Ninth Street that a servant refused, fearing warrants. A Grand Republican Rally heats the rink tonight, with quiet talk on recent cold and a 17 inch rainfall total. The Sheridan v Cabill case is postponed again, with trial moved to next week. Constable Moffell served subpoenas in a Plainfield assault case. The dog-pound book-keeper notes only two dogs registered this week, harming fuel funds. Tax appeals meet on Tuesday November 22 in the Council Chamber. Collector Johnson warns taxes for 1892 due by December 20 or face prosecution. A Red Men delegation aided a new Trite at Red Bank, while the Central Railroad boasts a 974 mph water locomotive hauling the Royal Blue line, a Baldwin Vauclain compound. City Republican Committee arranges a free Crescent Rink banquet and reception for October 18. Lucy reports the Sunday-school band will meet Friday at 7 to discuss Congregational Cadets. Ex-prisoners of war plan a city reaction gathering one week from today.
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Giese
Board of Health
East Ninth Street
North
Hall
Commissioners of Appeals
Council Chamber
John Johnson
Miantinomo Teibe
Raritan
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Republican Executive Committee
Crescent Rink
Lucy
Goodrich
Congregational Cadets
Mind Readers Demand Patronage Belief
A cryptic note claims mind readers demand belief in their abilities and pressure the public for tips or patronage, warning that skeptics will be urged to pay. The text references anxious readers and a crowded public space.
Death of Poet Laureate Alfred Lord Tennyson
Alfred Lord Tennyson died at Aldworth near Haslemere at 1 35 a m in his eighty fourth year. His passing was calm and peaceful. A Middlesex Court of Common Pleas decision orders judgment for Dr J T Pritts for 199 46 against Mrs A Hallett in a suit over professional services and a settlement.
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Loxpor
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Aldworth
Haslemere
Middlesex Court of Common Pleas
J.T. Pritts
Mra A. Hallet
Dunellen
Fritts
Womere
Mra Hallett
Thia
Mia Hallett
Craig A. Marsh
Adralp
Crescent League Plans Winter Stag Entertainments
The Crescent League schedules weekly Saturday stag events at the ciut house this winter. The next Grat one will be a smoker with pipe and tobacco for all attendees, plus reelations and singing by league members.
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Crescent League
League
Brilliant Beauty Brest Whisk At the Grace Church
Miss How ard daughter of East Ninth street married G. Harry Squires son of ex Councilman Squiers at Grace Church. Rev E M Rodman officiated. Guests included Mrs Bowers and many city residents. Reception at Union County Country Club with pink roses decor. Honeymoon planned at Peekanan Club Adirondacks.
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Brest
Grace Church
Miss Een
L. B. Howard
East Ninth Street
G. Harry Squires
Squiers
Broadway
E M. Rodman
Episcopal Church
Maude Agnes Bowers
Joseph Sandford
George Beebe
Joh P. Mann
Ernest L. Walz, Jr
Union County Country Club
Jaeger
New York
Peekanan Club
Adirondacks
Mra B. Howard
EC. Lewis
Brooklyn
G. Cleveland
Onte‘ki
L. PF. Kretachmar
Kretzschmar
H. S Phillips
F. A. Wood
Wi- Ham Sandford
Miss Sandford
M. I. Cooley
Mina Cooley
A. Vail
S. R Krom
A D. Shepard
Langdon
J. M. Crane
T. Waring
Louw Waring
W. T. Kaufman
Samuel Huntington
Mise Huntington
F. O. Herring
P. Willama
J.B. Dumont
Miss Dumont
A Kieinecke
Mina Depew
George D. Patton
F. O. Harder
J. W. Jackson
Mises Handford
T. Pond
Townsend Rushmore
Fred Marsh
Elizabeth
T. H.linson
J. W. Murray
Mises Murray
A. Murray
Miss Bushnell
G. Smith
Crescent League votes and rallies mark Plainfield meeting
At a Crescent League gathering led by President Codington, officers faced a friendly contest for vice president amid a lengthy session attended by many. Trustees Stelle and Codington were extended terms, a bowling event for the Journal trophy was proposed, and members were warned they must settle dues within ten days or face removal.
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Eiswiel
Crescent League
Codington
George A. Hallock
Trusteca
D. ©. Adama
W. Brett
B. T. Barnes
Charles H. Lyman
W. R Codington
J. J. Kenney
George QC
Steven
Mesera RM. Stelle
W. A. Coddington
Truateea
Elizabeth
Elizabeth and Plainfield Street Railway incorporation filed
Yesterday morning articles of incorporation for the Elizabeth and Plainfield Street Railway Company were filed with the Secretary of State. The line will run from Westfield to Plainfield, seven miles long, with $14,000 deposited as a good faith guarantee. Named incorporators include James B. McGiffert, William H. Pedile, Dwight F. Burritt, Hiram P. Baldwin, James Garwood, and Forter M. Voorhees. The capital is $100,000 in 1,000 shares. Immediate franchise applications will be sought from municipalities. if approved, electric operation will begin in a first-class, modern system.
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Elizapeth and Plainfield Street Railway Company
Far & Woestfeld
Plainfield
James B. McGiffert
Suburban Electric Light Company
William H. Pedile
New York Air
Westfield
Dwight F. Burritt
L of
Crawford
Hiram P. Baldwin
Gearal Pamenger
C. Berr
James Garwood
The
Garwood Land Improvement Company
Hon
Forter M. Voorhees
Mad dog on the loose and a shooting in city streets
James Frisby chased a black and white hound through Pairchilds alley at seven, the dog bit a mongrel owned by Leander Brown, Frisby shot the mad dog at the gravel pits around eleven. Republican Wheelmen mail notices for a seven o clock meeting and parade route through the city. A Rahway cemetery body was disinterred after forty years, remarking on preservation.
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James Frisby
Hewes
Pairchild’s Alley
Leander Brown
Race Bank
Buger’s Alley
Front Street
Frisby
Rahway
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New York State
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Weat Third Street
John H. Kitchen
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Cornelius Bridtol
Danielsonville
H. H Lowrie
Park Avenue
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Old Point Consort
Finerty
Chicago
Weafield
Tormey
Republican Association
Cra
Fourth Ward
John Kean
Trenton
Young Ladies Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Shernoon
Choral Society
North Plainfield
Madison Sveume
Jobo Kelly
Maced Haderace
LeGrande Avenue
John Ulrich
Republican League
Elizabeth Journal
Hias
Essex
Hudson
James Buchanan
Ges
J. H. Littlefield
Red Fire
Mesey
Woman's Christian ‘Toupersace Union
Pialadeld
Unitarian League
Mra
Krom
Madisson Avenue
Somerset County
Frances Coon
Josephine Boyes
Emma L
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Taylor
North Avenue
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Bethel Chapel
Newark Bay Bridge
J. D. Runyon
Charles HL. Hand
Lorraine A. 10
Thompson
J. A Demarent
Stillman
Fast Proms
AKD
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Aterra
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Soere M. French
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Schmidt
Coates
Leasant
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Serets
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M. Gee
Ota
Tu Preach
Cardage Ames Iectures
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Justice’s Court
Indore
Vincent W. Nash
Pesca
Calne Cousu
New Jemey
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Betere
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Justice of the Femme
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H. Warner
Servet Rasdweg Company of
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Mento Penal
Cleveland and Stevenson Tariff Reform Club
Jakey Geumenhainer
Congress
Democratic State Fund
Laing’s
Lewis Randolph
Madison Avenue
Lkely
Plymouth Brethren
Republicas
Republican Wheelmen
Cad
Peace Street
West Front Street
Plainfield Avenue
West Finch Street
Rveryunng
Howard A. Popes
East Front Street
Columbus
America
Atgpare
Springer’s
Mahsic Ayers & CO
West Front St. Alee
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