Plainfield Courier Debuts as Republican Daily Voice
The Plainfield Courier, a new Republican daily, debuts amid praise from the Plainfield Press and Daily Press. Frank Willetts Runyon launches the paper to serve as a party organ with local news and a bold start for circulation and influence.
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Courier
Elizabeth Journal
the Courier
Frank Willetts Runyon
Central Times
Republican Party
Daily Press
Arrested 484 Bunco Ring Suspect Faces Jersey City Suit
Hoff man Hoffman a resident of yn and property owner contemplates legal action against Jersey City authorities for false arrest. He claims detention Friday night near No 132 Park Avenue after a Pennsylvania Railroad Depot stop, a mistaken arrest by Detective Dalton, and release without redress, following a visit to Auburn New Jersey.
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Evne Dent
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Dalton
Loval Force
Kimeo v. Pig
Bradley Arraigned Over Fatal Attack in West Thirtieth Street
George Bradley was arraigned for attempting to kill his sister Kate at their home on West Thirtieth Street. Kate refused to file a complaint. Bradley was jailed for six months on a disorderly conduct charge after officers found blood on the sister and a table fork wound. The incident followed a disturbance heard by Officer Kelly near the house.
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New York
George Bradley
West Thirtieth Street
Jefferson Market
Justice Kelly
Alexander Kelly
Nineteenth Precinct
Katié
Bradley
Katie
King Karl I of Wurtemperg Dies at 77
King Karl I of Wurtemperg died at 7 oclock yesterday morning after a period of illness. His eldest son Charles Frederick Alexander, born March 6 1898, had earlier succeeded to the throne on June 25 1864 and supported the Schleswig-Holstein policies while steering the Minor States in the Diet. He married Grand Duchess Olga Nicoljewna on July 13 1846. Prince Wilhelm will become Wilhelm I, king and nephew of the late monarch.
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Schleswig-Holstein
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Nicholas I
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Russia
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Wartemberg
Wilhelm I
Photographer shoots self at a grave in Wasanoros
Gas Thielkuhl, a former Government Department photographer, shot himself at Prospect Cemetery while visiting his late son's grave. He was taken to Garfield Hospital and is dying. He had posed as the World's Fair photographer to obtain supplies charged to Major Alexander D. Anderson, now in New York for the Fair.
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Thielkuhl
Prospect Cemetery
Garfield Hospital
Thielkuh
Washington
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Alex. D. Anderson
New York
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Blaine Divorce Suit Service Details Custody Plea
Marie Evins Blaine sues James G Blaine Jr for divorce custody and alimony. Blaine responds denying desertion, claiming poverty with an income of less than 1000 dollars yearly and that it will cease next December. Custody of their child is a key issue in the exchange.
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Blaine
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Edison reveals cheaper underground pickup system for trolley rails
Edison describes a new method to pick up current from rails without danger with beneath track wiring. A six percent grade test model succeeded and costs are claimed to be two or three times cheaper than cable roads and one third the cost of trolley systems. In New York James Farrell a barkeeper at 174 South Street was involved in a dog cat incident on Rivington Street resulting in Farrell being held for trial and the dog Thunder confiscated.
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Charles W. Wetmore
Church of the Tion
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Waters
St. Paul’s Church
Orleans
the Trolly Nor Storage Co
Edison
James Farrell
South Street
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Rivington Street
Farrell
Henry Belbert
Parrell
Thunder
Justice Smith
Hasex Market
Did Mrs Pair Make a Later Will
In San Francisco on October 7 Judge Coffee allowed examination of a safe deposit box where Mrs Theresa Pair kept papers to determine if a later will existed. The will was admitted to probate. In New Haven a fire at Yale Theological Seminary caused about 30000 in damage.
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Theresa Pair
Coffee
Mra Fair
New Haven, Coyx
Yale Theological
Five Workmyyn Buried and a Fatal Train Incident
New York Oct 7. John L Burchell died in Bellevue Hospital from wounds inflicted by John L Osmond. The earlier assault occurred Saturday night at 609 Third Avenue where Osmond shot and killed Mrs Osmond.
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Bellevue Hospital
John L. Osdon
Third Avenue
Osmond
Mra. Osmond
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