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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1892

Page

2

Fanwood Township Case Adjourned For A Week

The case of Fanwood township complainants versus Charles Bally set for trial before Justice Nash was adjourned for a week. The matter was discussed as potentially amicably settled with the defendant reportedly making a financial offer to compromise. The article also features a sports advert note from J B Ballivan praising Allcock's Porous Paste for athletic training and health.

Fanwood Tichis Logans Charles Bally Nash J. B Ballivan Amater Athletic Union Pastime Athletic Club Sporting Times

Blow-Out at Scotch Plains Democratic meeting attention spread

A lively Democratic gathering last evening at Excelsior Hall featured Judge McCormick presiding and speeches by Swallow James E Martine and John T Dunn with a banner raising and a collation by Mr and Mrs James Ritchie The Republican side announces the Eighth Congressional District Convention in Library Hall Elizabeth on October 15 and primaries October 12 in Republican Association rooms Please note ward delegate counts Millsfield thirteen delegates allocated across wards one, two, three and four

Scotch Plains Excelsior Hall Rt diMeulky Judge McCormick Swallow Ruliway James E. Martine John T. Dunn Elizabeth James Ritchie Panwoorl Library Hall Elizaveth Republican Association of Thie Ciy Mlllinfield Oret Secod Third Ward Fourth Ward

Elizabeth wheelmen form fair committee for Newark club event

The Elizabeth wheelmen name Messra McHride, F McHride, Gil Drake and Brown to organize a fair at the pak club house from Nov 9 to Nov 11. The Riverside Club of Newark plans a Grand Prix on October 15 at Waverly with six races for New Jersey clubs. Prizes include a pneumatic safety etc. Entries close Oct 8 with Plainfield youths likely to enter. A Zimmerman examination in Springfield notes he stands 5 ft 11 in, weighs 150 lb 34 oz, heart smaller than average. Titaworth, Fritts, and Hinrichs order a full week pneumatic Colombia triplet from Martin for $275 to race to the World’s Fair. The tandem Colombia of Hinrichs and Pritts leaves for the Inter-State Pair at Trenton, planning to be away until Monday.

Riverside Club Newark Waverly New Jersey Arthur A. Zimmerman Springfield Luther Gluck Zimmerman Nate Titaworth Judy Fritts Bart Winrichs Martin Columbia New York Burt Hinrichs Judy Pritts Colombia Trenton

Magnificent Lew Beie's Telephonia at Music Hall

New York reviews praise Lew Beie's Telephonia produced by Frank Rich with 30 players and 27 musical numbers. The show boasts lavish settings and costumes, offering a comic opera style with exciting incidents. Performances begin Monday, with further engagements including Goodwin and Morse burletta and Lydney Rosenfeld's The Lady of the Tiger, featuring Hopper and a renowned cast.

Lew Beie Frank Rich New York Music Hal Tong Way Theatre York Ciy Goodwin Morse Lydney Rosenfeld Youn Hopper Paussinna John A. McVain Epee Della Fox Serie Millard Anne O'Keefe Marion Singer Samuel Reed Edmund Stanley Alfred Kiel Asmin Maurel Siso Jettersom DA Easy Peat Tie Slander Ihe Ie Prophet Wul

Calendar reform and local notices mix with stray sports chatter

The era of the Julian and Gregorian calendars is described with adoption in 1752 by Britain and its empire, shifting ten days and redefining year starts. Scattered items note Crescenta pennant joy, Bettors eyed games, and train and ferry overhauls plus minor court cases and local misdeeds at the depot and theatre visits.

Jouan Cesar Soninfiag Gregory XII Parliament of England

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