Election Results Across Belvidere Hackettstown and Phillipsburg
Voters on Tuesday chose local officials amid mild turnout. In Belvidere Judge Morrow lost. Beatty defeated Smth in Hackettstown. Wins over McCleary in Phillipsburg. Electona in Belvidere. campaigns centered on liquor issues and Sunday trade. Majorities varied with local councilors and school posts decided. open Sunday liquor debate stoked contention.
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Beatty
Smth
Hackettstown
Fromt
McCleary
Phillipsburg
Electona
Balvidere
Hackettatown
Belvipera
Bolyidora
Landard
Cluzone
William H. Stor
Morrow
Nicholas Harris
William R. Lile
Hiz
William .L. Hoagland
Nicholas Barris
Couoclman
Elmer C. Lockard
John &. Alion
Jones A. Keera
Jamca B. Halt
William .B. Lake
Whileipsdurg Ballop
C. D
MaClemry
Campalza
Idaulag
Pasilipennurg
Gerteinntersuta
Jatoxicati
Paillipnburg
Nqaarale
Inga
Lywe
Monu
Ds McCiany
Citypublicw
Repro- Solitativa Lierea
Bustur
Ho Glosa
Ford
Louver
Takea Bly Dufest
Macrae
Naty
el Ace
O. D. McClonry
O. L
Welle
Uarhert
P. B. Hygore
Aaron Wilkeon
Guntive A. Boot
George B. Rosh
Misrael N. Conniain
Jon . Randow
Theodore Gorda
Suda Conteay
Eustow
Uaghettstown
Doncorto Caumies
Welstlot
Thia
Oxford Roadwork Bids Delayed By State Aiders
A Tuesday meeting of the Board of Freeholders at the Bt Cloud Hotel discussed road work for Oxford and neighboring townships. Projects include Hackettstown to Dunville to Independence, Morris Turnpike north of Stewartsville, Greenbush and Pocatcong routes, and a Belvidere line to Rookebur in Oxford. The Beate Ald road from Belvidere line to Rookebur was not approved due to insufficient funds. If funds remain after other townships are funded, Oxford may receive approval this year. otherwise, it will wait until next year.
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Board of Freeholdert
Cloud
Bida
Hays
Hackettatown
Dunville
Independence Township
Morris
Stewartaville
Gréevowleh
Pobatcong
Stewarteville
Greena Bridges
Bloomsbury
She Ana
Naw Vilage
Rookebur
Oxford Township
Oxford
Election results and local races reported with party lines
The article lists Mayors and council races with Democratic and Republican challengers, noting Victor victories and margins. It reports a collector race defeat, new council members by name and vote totals, and mentions appropriations with emphasis on public works and trade boards. A local hardware sale ad closes the item.
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Koupers
George DB. Vitet
J. A. Voeceling
Waller A. Bonbrook
John M. Heffermen
Raj Afareen Both
Joseph & Durliov
Joseph Krave
John Time
William M. Everitt
Roy
Robart’. Teel
William D. Them Jpan
William A. Ackley
Daniel Wellar
Alk Uckotn
Board of Trade
Elaborate April Wedding in Presbyterian Church
Ceremony performed by Rev England in the First Presbyterian Church of the borough. A leading social event followed at the bride’s home celebrating the marriage of Wilson Inckey Skinner and Dissa Fenonette Bellemante. The April affair drew high society attendance and noted the couple’s alliance in Phillipsburg.
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Commodions
Jackson Avenue
Wille A
Mra Williard Alleger
Aida Nislea
Helen. Matle
William Spske, Jr
Misa Miriam Speirs
Joseph Osman Siioner
Trentor
Claregneo
B. Bogland
E. Clark -Cling
Phillipsburg
England
Ollue
Wailan
Spuira
Caralyi M
Todd
New Yort
Eugene
Hoagland
Gapivd
Jplledulphia
Nagilio Redpotre
Lavedily
Julia H
Gili
Doylestown
Pusana
Abbley
Suckenstown
Haeter
Biridos
James M
Spotry
Langdaly
Maccy
Moon
Poilipshorgy
Canning
Lewis’ M
Hamman
Easton
Jrmgs
Washington
Nebcorrs
Rev
Bride
Wilson Inckey Skinner
D. D
Phillipsborg
Dissa Fenonette Bellemante
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Skinner Amid Big Honeymoon Party
The groom, a rising dentist from Phillipsburg, wed a bride from local families. Guests traveled from multiple towns including Washington and New York. post wedding, the couple planned housekeeping in Phillipsburg. A grand gift display featured china, silverware, clocks, and embroidered items.
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Thas An
Exaton
Bkok
Skinner Jeremid
Jalan
Boranton
Troy Wil
Washington
Verdict blames many for wreck that killed two engineers
Coroner's jury in Port Colden returns a verdict holding the railroad company responsible for the collision near Port Colden on March 17 for not installing stop signal posts. It cites negligence by A. T. Covey and other parties and notes Sutton and Covey died in the wreck.
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Isaac Sutton
A. T. Covey
Washington Yardo
Ae Hatchet
Bimeglf
Sutton
Caroleasneas
Woera Ba
Signel Poste
Partas
Lickawanoa
Port Colden
Isnag Sutton
Issac Sutton
Sudden Death of John Z veyie at 109 West Washington
John Z veyie died at 6 46 this morning at home 109 West Washington avenue after a short illness of stomach hemorrhage. He was 82, born in Scotland and long time resident of Washington. Survived by wife Nellie Fueh and two children Joseph four and Charles two. Funeral arrangements pending. Deceased was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America.
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John Z. Veyie
Hag
Waaldogton
Hu Waa
Olea Nellie Fueh
Bin
Josaph
Charles
Opo Arator
New Haven
Conn
Uorlal
Fowephts
Modern Woodmen of America
Installation of Rev Phviner and town events in Rockport
The notice lists a series of church and community happenings on the day of the installation. Rev B Plumer presides at Rockport with Rev TB Butler and Rev Orange of Danville delivering or proposing questions. Assembly includes a sermon, constitutional questions, and congregational remarks along with various sales notices and local events.
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Phviner
Ravel B. Plumer
Rockport
Stet
Bentyostown
Ye- Ray
J.B. Holmonnon
Belvidere
Rey
TB. Butler
Orange
Danville
LE. B. England
Washington
Jean
Hoarded cash and valuables found in a squalid Irishman's home
Headlines describe Arild Great Filth and Squire Cole with Janine Gordon finding bank notes, gold, and coins hidden around Patrick Flynn's Hatker's Hollow home. Flynn, age over 90, lived in poverty and died recently. money was unearthed after neighbors reported the odor and filth. Authorities moved the body to Belvidere and then to New York for burial. searches yielded between 2500 and 3000 dollars in small denominations, gold, and silver.
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Monte Cristo
Squire
Cole
Janine Gordon
Armony Township
Patrick Flyns
Hatker's Hollow
Hooge
Flynn
Ife
Icus
Flynn Ban
Lotor
New York
Summner
Aha Ie
Neir
Belvidere
Nelehhoe
Fred Nelson
Bis
Flynt
Asarchara
Thair
Seagate
Gorton
Atiack
Bulvidera
Warren
Prater
Ireland
Rev England Resigns and Presbytery Dissolution Sought
The article reports the resignation request of Rev E R England of Washington from his Newton Presbytery pastorate and a call for dissolution of relations with the Washington check. It notes the spring meeting at First Presbyterian Belvidere with ministerial nominations, licensings, and discussions on Sunday labor, plus local notices of clerical appointments and business moves including Walter D Golick becoming sole owner of a coal yard and lumber ventures in Washington.
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Newton War Hell
Belvidere
Wedseelay
J. B. Edmondson
Lodace Cool Ray
E. B. Bngland
Washington
Ray
E. Clark Oline
Tuesaday
Herbert JK
England
Stuart Nya Hutchinson
Bulvigore
Edward Eels
Washington City
Branchvile
Sussex
Clarence Rowan
South Sudbury
Mass
Newton
L. B. Plumer
Presbyterian Church
Aniyostown
J. B. Edmond
Mr. Gulick
Walter D. Golick
Washington Lumberman
J. Edward Davis
Lehigh Coal Yarda
Esloowier
Bualogss
Davie
Pactoer
R. L. Cline
Mr. Golick
Copjanction
Golick
Thealdea
Euccaesen
Neveral
Mitta
Ife
Lehigh
Goliuk
J. Clare VanDoren
Guiick
Harvey C. Cale
Lackawanna
Han
Mr. Cindek
Port Qolden
Washington Choral Society to stage April 30 concert
Interest grows for a Washington Choral Society event on Thursday April 30. The eighty-strong chorus led by Charles B. Nuanas will perform a cantata and other vocal selections, with solo violinist Richard Arnold and Leo Tansaig. Tickets go on sale April 23 at 7:20 PM at the Warres Cowl Drug Store. exchange tickets from members to choose seats.
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Washington Choral Society
Tha
Charles B. Nuanas
Norman Baron
Anderton
Strean
Knonss
Arnold
New York Philharmonic Society
Richard Arnold
Leo Tansaig
Khimeolt
Visco Eat
Hackettstown to Get Large Leather Plant Under New Company
Hackettstown boards press forward with Lackawanna Leather Company to convert chrome leather production. The firm plans a brick tannery along Grand Avenue with a 109000 capital, creating jobs and promising tax relief, water rights, and substantial payroll while beginning operations by September.
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Hackettatown Board ‘of Trade
Boonton
Flemington
Ewton
Lackawanna Lesther Company
R. B
H.D
Newark
la Sauna
Hackettetown
Board of Trade
Aaturiay
Ejgadd
Articleac
Trenton
The
Laskawaons. Leather Company
Chroma
Grand Avenue
Lekawanna
Lande
C. 7. Reese
Reese
Fonda
Res
Copceasiona
Io Frea
Bove Iofre Manufactarip
Hackettstown
Rensons
Inglog
Inela
Abisbluy
Japan
Waa An
Ton
Wi. Kluppelberg
J. D. Flock
Charles Rittenhouge
Wu. Lanterman
Price
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Bt. Joseph’s Church
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Hoa Orchestra
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P.N. Jenkins
Jos. A. Johnston
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Covey
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Phplliggburg
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Wadineerlay
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Pias W. Ass
Lizzie Waureurs
Davos
Newark Concern
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Owen Oberly
Atewartaville
Lito
Portland Cement Gonipni Whith
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Wyckolt & Shielda
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