Forest denudation and water supply lessons amid town fire
A Plainfield editorial laments forest waste and rapid population growth stressing need for forest replacement and state action. It recounts a recent night fire tested by ample water, praising hydrants and water service while predicting swift council action on the water question.
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Granta
Park Avenue
Plainfield
Madison Avenue
Third Street
Arington Avenue
Fourth Street
Peculiar Bedlow Will Contest Highlights Testimonies
In a Morristown probate dispute over Alfred Bedlow’s will, witnesses describe his habits and influenceability. Frederick Armstrong testifies Bedlow walked daily to a nearby village, while Mary Sadler recalls his intoxication and weakness of mind. Alfred Bedlow Jr. admits saloon visits and a prior forgery accusation. The case adjourns to Monday as counsel changes and accusations surface.
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Sarah A. Stillwell
Richard M. Bruno
George W. Stephens
Stephens
Frederick W. Armstrong
Bedlow
Morristown
Ransom
Mr. Bedlow
George Mame
Gen. Graham
Custom House
Alfred Bedlow, Jr
Lower Broadway
Howard P. Frothingham
Frothingham
A Girl Prophet Laura Speed Foretells Coming Events
Hamavre Iowa December 1. Fourteen year old Laura Speed has drawn county attention with a series of accurate predictions. She foretold Mrs Joness death in a runaway, a diphtheria outbreak killing seven children, a valley earthquake and a looming general trouble for residents. The girl claims a sensed message guides her visions.
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Hamavre
Laura Speed
Mrs Jones
Laura
Automatic Crossing Gate and Moral Tale From War Years
The article describes an automatic railroad crossing gate system with trip levers and bells, detailing distances at which arms lower and gates close. It notes suburban use and potential city applications. A short anecdote follows a pupil writing a morbid abstract about a worn shoe and coffin, used to illustrate a moral for war writers.
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Brown
Testimonial on Allcock’s Plasters by Mrs Beecher
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher of 40 Orange St Brookury New York dated February 11 1890 testifies to using Allcock s Plaster for years for herself and for the many fevers that visit their home noting relief from aches and pains and claims plasters can control many cases not specified in the circular. She adds this is the only endorsement she has given and warns against their use with authority.
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N. Y
Allcock
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Henry Warp Bercuen
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