Subscription Agents Named for Plainfield Gazette
The Plainfield Gazette designates Albert D. Drake as authorised agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements. In Philadelphia, E. W. Carr at Third Street opposite the Exchange is named authorised agent for that city.
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Albert D. Drake
E. W. Carr
Third Street
Philadelphia
The
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Severe storm glitches strike village homes and church
A Saturday storm brought vivid lightning and heavy showers. Lightning struck several houses including the Dunn residence and the Bound Brook Presbyterian Church dinging the steeple and vestibule. A lad der in Second Street was struck causing minor injuries while others escaped unharmed. Additional strikes damaged fences and a Cadmus gable end. one house headlined by storm fear. The piece notes further local notices and a new paper Copway's American Ispiax.
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Joel Dunn
Mainst
Ranyon
Dunn
White House
John Ayers
Boundbrook
William Ayers
H. A. S. Martin
Second St
Andrew Cadmus
Boonton Iron Company and Land Reform Meeting Report
A July 12 1851 correspondent details Boonton Morris County New Jersey with iron works and water power under New Jersey Iron Company. The piece notes a Sunday public square meeting on social reform the Bloomer Costume notable local women and benevolence to destitute colored girls. It mentions a land reform meeting with workers and bosses and references other regional items and misattributed Princeton cholera notes.
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Boonton
Old Morris
Sons of Temperance
Native American Mechanica
New Jersey Iron Company
Arrival of the Pacific from Europe after accident delay
The Pacific York arrived from Liverpool after a 12 day passage marked by engine failure. Repairs delayed sailing for a noble ship. reports say the ship broke engines on the final eight days, with connections made to finish the voyage. Awaiting further intelligence from the American steamer dis.
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Collions
Pacific York
Liverpool
Singular infant theft at Collins house on Franklin Road
A young woman entered Mr. Collins’s home with an infant and asked for water. While the mother fetched water the stranger vanished, and later the rightful mother’s child was found replaced by a colored infant. No further details have emerged.
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Richard McDonald
Eee
Esate
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New
Brunaswick
C. D. Deshler
Thomas
Ald Ito
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