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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary weather note shows southward trends and vague conditions as reported in the periodical. Limited readable terms suggest shifting wind and possible changes in temperature without concrete details.
The notice outlines Republican primary proceedings in Plainfield with ward allocations for congressional and county positions. It references the Fourth Ward at Central Avenue and lists nominations and committee actions by the Republican Committee as of October 11 noon. It mentions Senator McPherson and potential Democratic competition, noting a tense political climate.
The article argues that tariff changes have not lowered costs for the average shopper. It lists several common items with high current prices despite minimal duty reductions. The piece urges readers to demand fair pricing and warn merchants they will act as intelligent citizens.
Mary Muldowney of West Street is confined to her home with a sprained ankle from a misstep during street repairs. She has been ill for about three years and is under care at home. A neighbor alleges someone shot at her horses.
A large pane of French plate glass in Edsalls building was broken by a stone thrown by a boy around 6 30. Samuel Dreier and family heard the crash and saw a boy flee. The glass crack extended from the impact with a small hole and over $2 damage noted. a girl narrowly escaped injury.
The Plainfield Relief Association announces its chosen managers for the coming year including Mrs D J Yerkes Mrs Mason Tyler Mr Samuel Huntington Mrs Edith Legnard Mrs C C Cokefale and others. The list also references Mrs Rand Cox Mrs Bond and Mrs E R among the appointees.
Record low morning temperatures and the first light frost were noted yesterday, with a maximum near 40 degrees as daybreak began. Weather observers recorded the chill early, marking a notable cold snap for the period.
Corinne and the Killera Comique Company bring a lively farce the verdict says is the finest of years. The second act features a tropical Everglades setting that enhances the show at the Music Hall on October 12 with a striking scenic turn.
The author will publish a series in The Ladies Home Journal aimed at American girls and women. This marks his first direct literary effort for an American audience, following his Idle Thoughts of an Idiot Fellow.
Summit Record reports Judge Van Sycker views the church fair whist game for prizes as potentially violating bingo laws. He weighs whether the event constitutes gambling or a lawful fundraising activity. The article notes community concerns and the fair’s charitable intent as it seeks a legal path.
Courier want ads advertise a cough remedy for croup prevention aimed at mothers. It lists two bottle sizes 25 and 5 cents and directs readers to Reynolis Pharmacy at Park and North Avenues for purchase managed by T. 8.
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