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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1894
Page
9
A draft constitutional amendment restructures the state judiciary. It subdivides a question into multiple parts and sets terms for Supreme Court justices and Court of Errors Appellate members. It outlines legislative adoption and a public vote at a special election years ahead.
The Diam Corps boys organized an evening entertainment to bid farewell to John Mati Veninadarcone, longtime officer in the British Army in India, who will move to New York. Committee D Bodine Harry Ackerman and Frank Bis oversaw details as Major Manchester led the dance with a strong voice at Music Hall.
Fragmented city note reports delays in sewer work due to late special pipes not arriving and awaiting inspection by Engineer Farquhar. Mentions of street work on Dear Street and Park Avenues, and warnings about inspection before use. Also includes local items on a hotel license bid, barn foundation, and a court sentencing.
A meeting of the Crescent Wieulmen board is set for tonight at the Town Hall with entries from New Hrusewice and prize winners from the New wick carnival. The lantern parade next Thursday may be postponed due to site issues, as organizers weigh December arrangements. Also noted are church appointments and social details from Mainfeld and Des Moines connections.
A distorted item lists Dr David Kennedy medicine offerings and a free exhibition at Bethel Chapel. It notes a Camere Cis meeting, a Danmar address, and plans for a flagging social, a roast of local societies, and a planned football team. The garbled text mentions estates, a garden record, and future meetings next week.
Fragmentary OCR of an antique Kingston New York newspaper recounts a prior war be found in the Ulster County Gazette dated January 4 1800. The text notes the paper is worn but readable in parts, with old style typography and archaic spellings.
The Riding Academy proprietor and Willem Neeser were surprised to learn goods were detained by officers in Elizabeth as Walter Clark’s son wed Miothy Pedy, daughter of Charles H. A large crowd watched the runaway Butcher Kinsey rig crash on Somerset Street near Park Avenue, injuring a horse before stopping. Repairs halted traffic while reins snagged the wheel. The newly married couple honeymoon in the Adirondacks and plan a reception at 312 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn.
The report notes preparations underway for a project labeled Automatic. Workers are ready to begin on site and the work does not require feeding the structure for completion.
The wedding reception drew about forty guests who shared pres sore and presents, with light dancing, gossip, and refreshments enriching the festive atmosphere.
A jumbled page lists Munyon cures for liver kidney and blood diseases with prices and claim highlights. It also mentions asthma relief, throat remedies, nerve and headache cures, and a long local notices section about meetings, Bowler and Board of Trade events, and a shooting tournament. The scattered items reference Munsion products, local civic notes and upcoming community activities in West Front Street and nearby avenues.
Mist Healy Dey of Irvington visits Mrs Willems Warnalio and Miss McNabb in town. Mrs James Line of Jackson Ave returns from Watertown to see friends. Horace J. Martin of Jackson sees his brother-in-law in May at Minckermin. Irving Brady of Corporation Oxan returns from Greenwood Lake vacation. Mona Lehman of Newark visiting. J A Karet of Park Avenue noted. Waller M. McGee to lead Young Men's meeting tomorrow at MG A rooms. Jane Brokaw of Roseville and Victor Dolliver of Lowa plan to return home after visiting W D Brokaw.
In 30108 Coppisgros Count, Charles McCarm faced disorderly conduct with imagined offenses. James Beana was cited for drinking and disorderly behavior and received a 6 day penalty. James Haley was charged with begging and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
In September in a city hospital, Mike and Tre Hintem attacked Hie Hewner with an Ay Paeetin Wenn Hom. The fight left the victim severely damaged, with Joe delivering multiple blows before being restrained. Both men had been drinking prior to the confrontation.
Yesterday's baseball results mixed with a harbor accident and a separate arrest case. Reports note a collision at Cleveland with material damage, a steamer crash near Pottsville, and a federal arrest of a merchandise counterfeit ring involving Astonte Fragke and family in New York.
Fragmented wartime style notes mention property theft at Webb Cy and a stolen rig, with officials from Harvey county and state authorities investigating. Reports reference Earth sanction, currency, and local civic figures amid unrest. Dense garbled text includes names, dates, and places such as Manheim, Ble Lake Club, and Teane, with uncertain details and unclear outcomes.
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