Petrified exhumed body of Mrs Rinehart shocked undertaker
Exhumation at Mt Lebanon cemetery revealed the body of Mrs Margaret A Rinehart nearly perfectly petrified after thirteen years placing heavy weight on a coffin. Undertaker P F Haggerty and assistant Harry Bleyer reported the remains well preserved though the surrounding coffin and wood core showed extreme fossilization. They moved the body to Phillipsburg cemetery for reburial as relatives explained the burial was long delayed by the death of her husband and a stream likely influenced the preservation. The incident was noted alongside a Newton Presbytery meeting schedule and church dissolution discussions.
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Margaret A. Rinehirt
Mt. Lebanon
P. F. Hagporty
Palitipsborg
Mnita Entiraty
Ics
Rinehart
Dam Ringhart
Carpas
Lievemainder
Tos
Higgerty
Hayperty
Corpea
St. Grand Hotel
Rinaharb
Phillipaburg
Ted
Itmlay
Washington
Whehington
Rice A bin Sareer
Sithat Alny
Woahin
Palllipeburg
Licenses May Be Opposed in Washington Courts
Citizens discuss licensed permits for hotels and saloons with AntiLicenses groups planning to contest at the coming term of court. If denied they may appeal to the state supreme court, arguing Washington is not a borough and should be acted on by the Common Council. A decision is expected this year, with potential transfer of the case if the appeal fails. Also notes a mishap at Green's Pond, a new chorus society, and local business moves including J. G. Davis Manufacturing Co. plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnor
Washington
Dation Swayza
Arid
Court of Error and Appeals
Temyuranen
Common Council
Wren
Lcsnaes
Court of Gammon Pleas
Knaves
Richard Arnold
New York Philharmonie
Samuel Bowman
Samuel T. Bowman Jagan
Freeman
Shorts
Bowman
Warrington Sfsam
Aburte
Washington Avenue
Mik
Cromm
Shurta
Noble Outcast A Ble. Success at Washington Opera House
Amateurs coached by Sid K Lamb stage The Noble Gateagt at Washington Opera House under Warren Council No 16. Local cast and neighborly talent raised funds for a public school library. Lamb directed a lively musical comedy with strong acting and emotional scenes elevating the small-town production.
Will of Afra Havahh Biles Probate in Balyldero Court
The late Afra Havahh Biles of Barmony is admitted to probate at the Surrogate's office in Balyldero after a will naming Mrs. Neliia De itt-Snyder and Charlotte DaWitt as primary beneficiaries. The document bequeaths to a Hermony sotbadist church, real estate estates, specific cash gifts, and farm properties to several DeWitt relatives with conditions on inheritance and future transfers. Executors Abram Riab and Abram Raub Jr. are named with appraisals placing personal property at $10,917,000 and total estate value at least $23,000.
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Afra
Havahh Biles
Balyldero
Neliia Deitt-Snyder
Miles Charlotta DaWitt
Wareabington
Kols' Gopal
oMlelatiog
J. D. DeWitt
bin Granddaughter
Edith Molase
Hig Nleen
Ida Dow
Boontayy
Eroh
Atilcren
Amel W. DeWitt
Eitchen
Ahrem Raioh
Charlotte DeWise
Ames W. DeWitt
Martane
Jacob Stout
Sindis Rady
Delaware River
Gopores
Nello Des Nt Boudorena
Charlotte DeWitt
Abram Riab
Abram Raub, Jr
Charles
New Jersey Legislature Near End of Session Tightens Appropriations
The State budget outlook shows a near three quarter million dollar rise in appropriations as bridge bills pass with near unanimous support after amendments. Senatorial debate heated over repeater measures and consolidation bills while tax and liquor license provisions face tough odds. Governor Murphy’s call to study the Morris Canal issue is rejected in the House.
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Mora
Democratia Nonteol
James Smith
Newark
State House
North Plainfeld
North Plainfield
Cbilde
Sameraet
Senate
Heather
Wiebes
Theo
Bond
Eles
Bayeral
Northampton
Warren Bridge
Sanatsr
McKsa
Pasaale
Hutchinson
Tad Santastew
MeKes
Walolag
Bergen
Barber
Warren
Gebhardt
Tanterdon
Hudspath
Hudgon
Mckee
Pasagic
Itha O
Wakeles
Tha Bite
Delaware
Glen Gardner
DORY'S FORTUNE AND CHARITY IN EASTON WILL
In Easton a legacy worth from 12000 to 210000 passes to Dory Anderson, the Junction barber, after the death of a local woman. Charley Green’s past property, including Spring Garden Street assets, ends up with Anderson following longtime friendship with Green. a note from Pastor Eldridge’s Washington church expresses thanks for firemen’s aid and a watch found on the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dory Anderson
Junction
Kin Road Fortuna
Easton
Charley Green
Green
Anderaon
Breton
Hilzmaetera
Abio
Tory Anderson
Northampton Street
Cireen
Eiston
Andergon
Euston
Mesa
Andergan
Vastor Eliutridge
Burgongles DE Dridge
Buuday
Ray
Barraugha Eldridge
Washington, N.J
Dge Bhasell
Hidridea
Balow
Clarks House
Aload Avenue
New Windso
T. Nubzo
Kate Shields
Washington
Mraibble
Obureh Sree
J. He Savday
Mra. Pe
Stevens
Novia
Bra
Hornbaker Street
Port Caldun
Bart
Broad Street
Taylor Street
Atra
Widener
Broad Stroat
Washington Avenue
Adam Cawell
Church
Warren Street
Mrs Davis Is Weary Of Men After Lanvanum Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Davis of Halylmere, born Straudaburg, attempted suicide by laudanum after failing marriages to Shannon Cooke and others. Friends found her unconscious and doctors revived her. she recovered. A note to her husband forgave harsh treatment and urged him to be good. A pistol was confiscated. Davis may seek a fourth marriage. Also notices include a protected sale of Mary A. Brown's stock in Port Murray and a child narrowly escaped a fall from the Cline residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Davis
Halyllere
Straudaburg
Aod
Davie
Shannon
Cooke
Abe
Davis
Coon
Ebe
William Butler
Butler
Annes
Bocfors
Conke
Dagis
Shassid
Puraéoe
Dmocz
Alips Devos
Steoudsbargs
Sbe
Sssignee
Aldo
R. Pryce
Mary A. Brown
R. L. Cline
West Stewart
Lisbipa
Opera Mowe Attraction at the Opera House
Mickey Finn brings a two act attraction to the Opera House with pantomime and happy surprises. Pretty girls promise lively acts and audience thrills. Tickets now on sale for the show featuring the Mickey's tha boys to ralise you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Finn
Ticketa
Gale. A
School funding bill halted by committee vote
A proposed appropriation with extra clauses to the standard school bill, advanced by President Pendeca, was rejected by the committee. The item, described as measures being hustled along at this date, failed to pass and awaits further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preeideot Paendaeca
Conte
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Haggerty Mae
Adam Rinehart
Presbytery
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Newton
Virat Presbyterian Church
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Hia
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Cal
Trasteas
Green's Pond
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Oxford
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Washington Opera House
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New York
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Etewartsviele
N. J
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Washtinarax &Vraxen Co
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Roldon
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Yorke
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