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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1894

Page

8

Pacific I rejects money for transport in Indian Territory

Notices posted to Indian Territory offices announce that the Pacific I will not receive money or valuables for transportation nor issue money orders beyond certain limits. The text lists names and roles from a local community event, including organizers and speakers, alongside a schedule of activities and committees for a church or social gathering such as prayer meetings socials Sunday school and missionary work.

Ruvberes Pacific I Indian Territory Wwe

Reilly and the 400 a New York hit and the 400 crowd

Amusement notes praise Harrigan and the 400 from their long run in New York. Reilly drew over two hundred performances and strong admiration from Wiley Reilly’s circle. De Wolf Hopper at the Broadway sings Doctor Syntax with a strong company and a lively chorus.

de Wolf Hopper Doctor Syntax Perlt Mual Goodwin Morse Edna Wal Hopper Jessie Goldthwaite Bertha Weartzinger Alice Hosmer Edmund Stanley Cyril Scott Fred Klein

Harrigan to Perform at Magic Hall in Reilly and the 400

Edward Harrigan and his company from Harrigan Theatre will appear at Magic Hall on Thursday evening October 16 in a grand production of Reilly and the 400. The Choral Society met at Vincent with over ninety members joining the chorus to rehearse the Messiah under conductor Fite Hagh.

Edward Harrigan Reilly Edward Harrigan Himsell Harrigan Theatre New York City Magic Hall Choral Society Vincent Apeot Rebea Fite Hagh J. J Edward Theodore Court House Eliza Landa

Temperature Notice About Coldest Reading

The coldest reading recorded was 31 degrees, marking the minimum temperature noted in the report.

About People and Places in Elizabeth and Bayonne Campaign Scenes

A reported page notes Renett G Horr will address meetings in Elizabeth and Bayonne during the campaign and head to West Virginia to oppose Professor Wilson on tariff issues. It also lists Sunday school officers, social visits, a Doane photo session, a planned portrait for the Fire Committee, and various locals visiting or returning from travel and events.

Renett G. Horr Addres Etizabesa Bayonne West Virginia Profesor Wilson Tariff Bander Saperiads E. Bees Joseph Stacy Reynolds John Barnett Steiner Mes M. E

Twentieth anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Alfred Norbury

The twenty year wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Norbury was celebrated at their North avenue home with many friends from the city and beyond. A pleasing music program was enjoyed with gifts of silver and cut glass, and a large portrait given by Mrs Norbury. Guests included Dr Manning, Mr and Mrs Shear of Westfield, Mrs Crossie, Mrs Wilde of Newark, Mr King, Mr and Mrs J K Mr and Mrs Schaffer, Mr Philpott, and Miss Etta Raybert among others.

Alfred Norbury North Avenue N Ry Etta Raybert J. Vegiard

Y M C A Bookkeeping Session Tonight

A first bookkeeping session for the Y M C A is scheduled for this evening. An ownerless dog was struck by an electric car on Somerset Street near the bridge and, severely hurt, was shot by Chief Pangboro in a neighboring alley. Harry Van Emburgh leads in a bowling tourney at Yrade alleys, with 20 wins in 23 games.

Somerset Street Thbe Bridge Pangboro Harry van Emburgh Tournal

Sewer construction advances in western city district

Work on the city sewer project continues as crews arrive from nearby areas. The manhole at Grant avenue and West street is completed and officials plan to finish by December 15, with twenty gangs of twenty men each set to lay ripest eny.

Grant Avenue West i Street West Third Street

Where Were the Polias Cock Event Report

A cock show occurred Saturday on South Avenue near Netherwood drawing many Plainfield spectators. The event drew a large turnout as attendees watched various birds and attempted to conceal their ultimate destination.

South Avenue Netherwood Plainfield

Republican Platform Statement From Eighth District Convention

The platform denounces current administration as un-American and treacherous, pledges to conserve American interests, oppose foreign competition, and promote thrift. It claims the Republican Party will bring work and prosperity, condemns patronage for cash, and vows vigorous action against corruption and for fair office appointments. It anticipates Republican victory in upcoming elections as an expression of public support.

Ita Republicas Party Vermont Maine Jincapeb Republican Party

Captain Plans Another Run of Pisin Field Le Club

It is reported Captain F L C Martin intends another Pisin field run for Saturday. Word says Zimmerran rode a mile in 1 m 45 sec with pacemakers, a world record. W W H Rogers of West Street notes several new wheel sales this week and ongoing demand for wheels.

F. L. C. Martin Pisinfield le Club Zimmerman W. W H. Rogers West Street

Chamberisin Pain Balm Promises Quick Local Relief

The advertisement touts Chamberisin Pain Balm as a versatile remedy for rheumatism sprains cuts and bruises claiming rapid relief when applied early. It cites use for sore throat and even corn removal with local availability at Primacy Park and North Avenues T S Armstrong Manager.

Chemberisin Jon

Plainfield NJ Sidewalk Construction Ordinance 1804

A 1804 Plainfield New Jersey notice outlines sidewalks rules to shape and repair. It mandates minimum sidewalk width five inches per ten feet and blue stone flagging where not already laid. Landowners pay for repairs and upkeep to ensure even surfaces and proper drainage along specified streets.

Common Council Norwood Avenue Green Tirook Richmond Street Watchung Avenue Ninth Street Third Place Plainfield Avenue Green Brook

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