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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1891

Page

2

Kyte Favored in Third District Vote Rally

Editor McBride urges voters in the Elizabeth Journal to support Hon. George Kyte in the Third Assembly district. He warns Republican complacency risks losing the election to a Democratic gerrymander and calls for unified Republican turnout to secure Kyte’s return to Trenton.

Elizabeth Yesterns George Kyte Trenton Nash Kyte George Kytels McBride The Elizabeth Journal

Unity and leadership urged to regain New Jersey legislature

The article advocates Republican unity to win back control of the New Jersey Senate and Assembly this fall. It cites John Ulrich and cites calls for disciplined effort, end to internal strife, and adherence to conservative, reform-minded principles with emphasis on morality and honest government. It notes the inspiration from Ohio and New York Republicans and highlights the Cranberry crop forecast for New Jersey at 220,000 bushels, up over 10,000 from last year.

New Pernby Ertey Zere John Ulrich Times Commonwealth Witt M.kinley Ohio Fausett New York New Jersey Republican Party Senate House of Assembly Jersey Jonx Uniion Plainfield

English Methodist Debate Over Use of Theatres

The Manchester United Methodist Free Church delegate J E Balmer urged keeping amusements in church life during a Washington conference session. He recalled enjoying London Lyceum Theatre but faced opposition from delegates who argued preachers in theatres were not proper Methodist examples and that theatre attendance could bode ill for the church.

Washinnton Methodist Ecumenical Cael Ce J. E. Balmer Manchester England United Methodist Free Church Lyceum Theatre London J. M. Buckley New York Balmer

Mobbed Balloonist At Malden After Aerial Runaway

A balloonist was mobbed and his balloon torn at Malden after an ascent from the naval exhibition. The grapnel tore through the crowd injuring many and lifting a boy fifty feet before he fell unconscious. The aeronaut escaped amid anger as locals pressed to seize him.

Loxpoy Malden

Queen Souvenir Spoon Word Puzzle Promises Prizes

The Queen offers a contest where entrants form the longest word lists from the letters in "Queen Souvenir Spoon" with $1000 to the top list creator and $500 to the second largest list. Additional prizes include 100 cash prizes and a free Queen’s Souvenir Spoon set for subscribers. Entry requires a one year subscription and postage, with Canada prizes and postage details noted.

Ofe Faminiae Cereus Canada Toronto Nada

Odd Nostalgia Misquoted Pitch for Castoria

Fragmentary lines imitate a vintage nostrum jingle mentioning Castoria products for babies children and families. The garbled text resembles a mock advertisement with references to motherhood stages and product names.

Tragedy at Tucker's Watch Box Kills Three

Three men die and one wounded after a boiler explosion aboard Mountain engine 955 on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad near Tucker's Watch Box below St. Clair at 6 45 last evening. Victims include Charles Warnicker and Charles Bauer of St. Clair and Harry Wagner of Port Carbon, with Mahlon Keese dead and Charles Bauer mortally injured.

Porrsuits Tucker's Watch Box St. Clair Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Charles Warnicker Harry Wagner

Pope LEO Humbles Gloom Over French Pilgrims in Rome

The pope wrote to M Harmel organizer of a recent French workers pilgrimage praising the faithful and lamenting the violence that left some prevented from coming to Rome. He blesses the participants and those blocked by hatred. A separate report from Bavparest notes a lion attack in a city menagerie injuring a boy after the animal burst through a barn.

M. Harmel Rome Bavparest

Train kills elderly couple at West Shore crossing

Hackensack October 20. William Hayler and his wife, an aged couple, were killed when a train struck their truck at the West Shore crossing near Bergen Fields yesterday. The driver did not see the approaching train and the impact crushed the vehicle. The victims are believed to have been deaf, with a straight track for a mile in both directions contributing to the tragedy.

Hackensack William Hayler West Shore Crossing Bergen Fields Hayler Huyler Croming

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