30 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1894
Page
1
A Plainfield appeal argues for voter action on November 6. The author criticizes Democratic policies, defends Republican protection, and urges support for N. Fowler to defend American industry and wages.
A brief ad copy styled plea invites readers to place a help seeking notice. It promises to secure the exact aid the reader desires through a courier led advertisement service.
In a brisk afternoon clash at Harned Academy field North Plainfield, led by Stout and Willis, defeated Leal’s second team 20 to 0. Carroll and McGue each scored two touchdowns with two extra points by the fullback. Other named players include Loizean and Braider among the North Plainfield lineup.
Reader guidance emphasizes early cough and hoarseness signs as the first croup symptoms. It recommends prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes quick treatment is advisable to prevent progression.
The Mahlenberg Hospital Board last night approved establishing a chair in pathology and bacteriology with Dr. Ben D. Hedges to lead the new department. They also discussed heating upgrades, nurse training school plans led by Samuel Huntington, and an ambulance for the city. The annual report showed $521.39 in the bank after moving expenses, with donations funding the new X-ray room and ongoing hospital needs.
Disputes over a museum collection are resolved as the male heirs settle in Jersey City with lawyers Marsh Bedle Lindabury Montagnant Mallory Elmendorf guiding the process. The city finally accepts the collection at the heirs’ offered price, honoring the early claim that it should belong to the city, securing a valued artifact acquisition.
The council closed last night following a successful week with a strong crowd each evening. Daoeing was a featured highlight and many readers enjoyed the festive atmosphere and varied attractions despite garbled names and items listed as prizes such as a cake and watches.
A damaged notice warns of a criminal act near Nipereesiog at Craig place and Grove street. It notes a walker in darkness may miss a turn and sprains or injuries are possible from poorly lit sidewalks and crosswalks.
A passenger started a disturbance on the 6.35 train one night, triggering danger as people near the train attempted to intervene. The conductor acted to stop the car, but details remain unclear whether the cord was pulled as mischief or by accident, with no verified outcome.
Jecop Brown, leading merchant of Rainsville Indiana, touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly valuable for colds. He notes many households keep a bottle at home. The remark appears in a partial local notice from September.
Last night at Sasger Hall the Gesang Turn Verein presented an entertaining program featuring a play, songs, a recitation and two tableaux. Prof O Reilly accompanied on piano due to a injured arm, with soloist and choir performances under Prof R Schroe der. Actors Henry Wedemeyer, Mr Schoettha and others starred in the farce A room with two beds or who owns the wife, followed by two tableaux and a closing song, directed by M Schoettlin, drawing sustained laughter from the audience.
A surprise tenth anniversary party for Mrs. Charles EK Steiner of Jackson Avenue was hosted by her husband. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slater and many neighbors and relatives. The evening featured dancing and refreshments amid cheerful well wishes.
A fragment notes Mrs Hattie Mason of Carter County urges readers to ask physicians about General Mineral Water. The quote indicates distrust of some doctors and references Chamberlain's medicine and locations on North Avenues.
An opening gathering led by Rev. E Fitz and moderator F W Ayer in Philadelphia drew many Baptists from New York and nearby areas. Discussions covered constitutions, nominating committees, temperance, and home missions. Madame Sayyab Farakat of Syria was scheduled to speak to ladies societies this afternoon.
The notice lists Miss Brain of Brooklyn and Rear Admiral Brain as guests of Galion on Carl Avenue. It mentions John Green of Boi Street and updates on a Norfolk brother, plus other locals like Mr. Sehvena of Somerset and delegates to a convention. The item notes an effort to repeal the rear half bolio.
The Loyal Temperance Legion plans a meeting at a church in the West Fourth area discuss municipal sewer work on Putnam and Richmond streets remains underway. Reports say horses in Lenox and Rahway suffer diphtheria. Joseph Holland loses two horses, others sick, fear for more. A Mr. Smith on Minsey records a horse death. public watering troughs blamed.
Queen City Lodge marks its third anniversary with a literary and musical program. Noble G and J E Musber welcome attendees as Gutman’s orchestra performs. Founders honored, Odd Fellows speakers praise the lodge’s growth since its 1891 founding with thirty five members.
Prof Maxson announced morning prizes for a composition on tobacco. Ten dollars will be awarded as three prizes: one dollar for first, three dollars for second, and two dollars for third. Several new players joined the team. weight about 125 pounds.
The report states that s 14 will speak in Bayonne tonight with John T. Dann. Dann is not accompanied by Mr. Martine who will limit discussions to county topics and not speak outside of Tuesday.
Schedule committee met in Board of Trade rooms to arrange the Fey games for the coming season. The list will be ready tomorrow.
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