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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1893
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage lists local church and civic activities including a suspect’s arrest, a marshal's appointment, cemetery grounds arrangements, and upcoming meetings. It mentions a New York triumph, a church fundraiser, and club events with incomplete names and scattered details.
A fragment recounts a journey by rail across the Americas with travel details, onboard ambience, and the voyage’s appeal. It highlights stations, sleeping cars, and scenic promises as travelers aim for a punctual seven o’clock departure.
A jury panel drawn in Union county was struck at Elizabethton to hear the murder case of Mad Tate The Qo Th Go from No Sore Unibber $s. Craig A Maral and Landabury plus an extensive list of jurors including J Peik Mutbard Julio Murray and Peter Vansaan among others, with proceedings to move forward in the court at New Provalence. The names reflect a broad panel selected for the trial.
The readable text contains garbled phrases about athletic association activity, a captain, a scheme or promotion, and mentions of medicine names Castoria and Pur, with unclear timing and locations. No coherent events or names are reliably extractable.
Rev and Mrs Bond describe sixteen years in Macedonia teaching Christianity facing Greek Orthodox opposition and Turkish indifference. They compare Eastern and Western churches, explain beliefs about faith and works, and detail agricultural life. They recount burial customs with exhumation, offerings, and beliefs on afterlife as practiced by locals.
History of LHia asssociation notes liberal management and public spirit driving steady attendance boosts. Treaston New Jersey hosts Sept 25 29 193 health column mentions old age testimonial praising Baanspaeth’s Pills with a seventy one year old user crediting them for health and recovery from common ailments.
A Liberty bicycle stolen from Captain Martin near Martha Place last week was recovered in New York that evening. Graham tried to sell it to Keyes Brandon, 207 Seventh Avenue, for 85 dollars, then cashed a check at a bank. He bought clothes with the proceeds at a Hebrew store, but the clerk alerted him to call for change next morning. The clothier’s suspicions and subsequent events left Keyes Brandon's check and the bicycle unresolved. Captain Martin may sue for recovery if the clothing store refuses to return the item or reimburse the money.
Mrs Frederick L Soper aged 34 died at home after about a week illness. Formerly Miss Emmons of White House, she and her husband lived in Chis City for thirteen years. Funeral at her late residence tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Survived by three young children. Sister in Leow Muunutan Mok as sole living relative.
Somerset street resident Kaeding pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and sheltering a criminal gang. He argued the gang made his place their headquarters and he could do little, with Borough Counsel urging clemency. Justice Cromley imposed a five dollar fine.
Woolen Dreas-Goods review highlights rough effects and new knotted surfaces in gowns with varied colors and stripe patterns. Electric Bitters praised as pure, effective, curing blood issues, malaria, headaches, digestion. sold by L W Randolph on Westroot Street.
A lengthy column notes President Joseph W. Reinhart of the Santa Fe Railroad plans a return to Netherwood soon and predicts Kansas corn will be historically large despite crop shortages. He expects silver production to continue pending government policy, while local business and theatre managers face stagnation and shifting revenues amid reform chatter.
This morning Isaac D Titsworth, near New Market exit of Hast Neuoust Hank, attempted to rein a horse on East Front street. He stumbled over a block and fell, hitting his head and curb. He was carried into a nearby drag store and left with only minor bruises and no major injury.
An old time advertisement claims Backles Arnica Baye is the best salve for cats brusae ulcers salt sores chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with no pay required. It mentions a price and a street address at 31 W Frout Street.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items. The note appears garbled with no clear person, organization, place, date, or event to summarize into a coherent news item.
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