Right Spirit Manifest Organizes Trades Board
A town meeting reforming the Board of Trade gathered about 74 participants to boost Washington’s industrial growth. Borough Attorney David Barton elected president, Dr. Williams vice president, and a fund of around $5,000 pledged to attract new industries while Cornish & Co pledged substantial support. A democratic platform dinner in New York highlighted party unity and calls for curbing monopolies.
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Bartrus
White Town
Washington
New Board of Trade
Chas
Te Strytter
Crroman Johmstan Corntal Waemporary
Sutunes
Wrenda
Carnish
Poulmste
Jeffery
de. Young
J Ry Meynat
Maa. B. Grolt
Henry Johnston
Afr
J. Ve Bose
Borough Attorny
David Bartron Wan
Dr. Williams
Mgr. Hous
J. E. Paiper
Treaesures
Fia
Cornish
Reagan
Board of Trade
Coreigh
Cornish & Co
Jit
Bryant
Brads
Finanelal
Board of Directore
Fran Neers
Chieiga
Chicago
Democratic
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Mon
Wr. Jennings Bryan
John C. Ridpath
C. EL
Belmont
George Fred Williams
Hegan
Mildup
Eacomb
Bfunterdon County
Eva Costin
Mir
Bryan
Mr. Casaleh
Fim
Democratiy
Bevan
Controversy over pay and Sunday work at Hawthoruy line
Reports detail employee layoffs, wage questions, and management changes at Hawthoruy avenue line. Superintendent Russell travels for payroll inquiries while new orders seek tighter control of cash and hours. Several resignations, appointments, and Sunday train additions accompany ongoing labor unrest and infrastructure updates in Warren County.
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Thant
Runnell
Gre
New Officiel
Mude
Russell
Continental Hotel
Newark
Istre
Hawthoruy Avenue
Boat Orange
W. . Nixon
Solanon Crifith
Ruysell
Comernal
Ibrilstaad
Groifsent
Frilay
Paw Shan
Samuel Sonn
eMort
AL & Fy
Washington
Phillipabusy
Hoboken
TS My
Phillipsburg
Bend West
Truesdale
Patergon Aind
Oller
Griffith Ja
Sitaselt
Easton
Lamiberbuille
Hagleton
Humterdan
Hetrses
Edward Humphrey
Glen Gardner
Fee
Wm. R. Loudenberger
Minghian
Syers
New Hampton
Lewic Tilag
Securite
Warnes County
Presbyterian Church
Newton Presbytery
P. VI
Shelly
Phillipsbury
E.ds
Reluke
Givenchah
Samol Carlists
Navwton
OC. Chapman
Hacketta- Gown
J. D. Plock
Hackettstown
Henry G. Lunt
Deckertown
Alfred WW. Cook
Marksborg
J. Moore
Richardson & Wiegaton Stove
Daver Aroon
George Anoin
Lanny
Lehigh Villey Railroad Company
Coping
Hamdan
Pattenburg
South
Plainfield
Sonnysile
Three Brulges
Gelwsinger
Vuarloais Soelak
Edmund Wandeback
Bliinown
Elizabeth Snitt
Chester
Charles
Gardner
Bisa Kate
Ahields
Bentyartown
Jacob Whitesull
Vienne
Tuceny
Elin Mowat
Gar ¢Etemer
Mtantun Pont Munday
Ig Brother
Deremer
Daniersh
Boston
Deramerry Shallings
Mary Woodrull
Oxford
Mm Woodrull
Mame Winter
Newton Hay
Alva
Sarah Winter
Janae Fine
John Pine
Ienne
Theodore Mattison
Katharloo II
Kanniey
Alew
Mixa Mannab Belford
Aalvidera
William A. Morrow
Broad Street
Munson Searing al’ Dover
Sites Vi Shields
Jackson Arenas
Alfred Bellers
Rutherford
Zire
Taylor Street
Jose Seek
Grinth
Boividore Avenue
Oro Giaits
West Stewart Street
Timothy Sexton
Met York
Maurie Howston
Detriot
Mich
Pane Heso
Maggie
Wandling
Weat
Washington Avenue
Theodore Teats
Newmark
Alfrid Olander
East Churchy Street
Hiv
Charles B. Thompeos
Orville Young
Harry Campbell Biave
Thompson and Young
Bethlehem
B. W. Ribble
East Bangor
A. Ribbie
East Bangor Consolidated Slate C
LaBar O
Samuel NM
Young
Yeung
Georges 5 ‘Mattison
Cyrus G ‘Mattison
Mya
Jamej L. Shields
Gervidero
Taames
Misa Mabel
Nico
House warming at the Athletic Association in Wewaty
The Athletic Association hosted a house warming last Friday revealing remodeled rooms with new wallpaper, carpeting, and lighting. Trustees praised the changes, while Mrs DeRemer and Mrs Florae directed vocal numbers and instrumental pieces. prizes were awarded at a progressive whist game, and plans for further theater performances were announced.
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Ita
Alec Tealfers
Magara
J. A. Cote
W. S. Skinner
Willard Alleger
M. Hf. Dickerson
T. Opdyke
Joseph B. DeRemer
A. F. Florey
Tittle
Mise
Maggie Wandligg
Opdyke
Bergin's Campaign Poses in approach to the dollar voters
William J. Bryan outlined campaign plans criticizing economic principles and insisting on independence from foreign finance while warning against sacrificing vital principles for harmony. The local column notes social events including Baptist Church Ladies Circle anniversary celebrations, a birthday surprise for Eunice Vinatta, and various resident moves and gatherings. It also mentions Admiral Dewey and a Manila-related note about missing officers.
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Bergin
Campign Phas
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Democratic Party
United Seaton
Peinelpte
Montpaly
Jeoluuat
The
Baptist Church
Misa Lizzle Lance
Won
Cline
Mise
Ervin
Little
Migs Eunice Vinatta
AS Broad Street
Daughtera of Liberty
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Cisne
Ty Dersey
Christian Leaver
Cnien
Detroit
Mugirs Falls
Watkins Glen
John Henry Barrows
David James Burrill
Jersey City
Dro Go
Wharton
Tidiana
C. Scotti Willitide
Mexico
Richard Croker
Thomas
Jefferson
New York
Tanmuny
Raga Dese
New Jersey
Court of Vrars and Appeala
Wrenton Potteries Company
Richard C. Orphant
Als
Quertian Diveatly
Ganaval Tawton
Tha.sehool Incka
Dr. Carhart
Blairstowin
John Durling
Johnsonsburg
Marcus Hopier
Inlviders Fa
Ientrda
Jt. Stires
Alles Gubiek
Stannah McClaighan
Clinton
Stewartsifles
Mary Antheraon
Woollen
Warren County
Sussex
Robbinx Tuckworth
Warren County of Fellows
Ruwling
Fark
Alan
Sran
Howard Smith
Dridgevitlu
Baptist Parsonage
Res
Blessing
Mt. Bethel
Alex
Fordsee
Peter W. Waller
Asbury
W. Ala
Brown
Washamon Ooem
Vilalakas
Seaman
Fayeire Ito
iTndean
Unay
Cangresa
Hia Eradutoys
Stan
Revel
Endow
Cnnlent
Bin
Drag Star
Oy Phipitas
Admirkl Dewey
Baler
Mauila
Ibe
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