Court notes and early baseball season in 1896 county records
The Warren County court in Belvidere opens with jurors and officials named. Rediscovered cases include a grand jury, new magistrate Hobston, and license hearings. Separately Washington baseball beats Blair Hall 7 1 in a season opener noted for Resh’s seven for eight at bat and the Easton club preparing for 1896 with several games booked and plans for a Washington series.
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Murdur
Warren County
Belvidere
Marrow
Morrow
Hoston
Magistrau
Sussex County
Ryerson
Trangor
Lielinghussen
Tyntah Be Burd
Kluiestown
Bhrops
Washington Horo
Carpenter
Unelkettatows
Nelyon Teotor
Belvidera
James Shipman
Branko
Pal
Kaxewlen
Pgawk
Allamuchy
Whitten Darnes
Hill
Bhuiralowi
Charles Meyers
Samuel Thomas
Travert
Oxfa
Ali Orf 'Sueey
William Miller
Washington
Twplin B. Keener
Joseph Sfank
Pohatoong
Niel
Phopaburg
Stesker
Blackwell Casa
Clark Unie
Rachel Black
Phil
Ipsburg
Liatima
Avidanes
Dabys
Blair Hall
Alough
Expperiense
Rosh Iaken
Rosh
Cuinka
Jamie Bubby
Blair Till
Prof. Smith
Tuinys Uy
Tann
Shoretop
Che
Sora
Washingtons
Butd
Bale Halt
Kee Vo
oDwe
Podd
Levin
Chewe
Storey
Miers
Gloria
Clifford Losey
Mentows
Easton Atmasrics
Easton Athletic Base
Qik Club
Héva
Ueett
Measurement of medicinal purchase in Sunbury era
On May 1, I visited Alelick's drug store for Chamberlain's Pain Balm to treat inflammatory rheumatism that crippled me. After using three bottles, I claim full cure. Hy Wetzel of Sunbury, Pa, corroborates the statement.
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Aoc
Alelick
Chamberlain's
Atlee
Tean
Walte Shipman
Stubborn Fire Threatens Groi & Bro Building. steamers save block
A stubborn blaze at A B Groi & Bro on West Washington Avenue damaged a large retail store and threatened adjacent properties. Washington Steamer Co responded with multiple hose streams, confining the fire to the second floor warehouse. Insurance companies and local lodges coordinated claims while investigators probed the origin near the robe area.
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Washington Steamer’ Co
A.B. Groi & Bro
Bnat Washington Avenue
Slortly
Fremen Ani
Groif's
Cyphere
Amerman
A. W. Creveling & Co
Jevery
Jbwis Marly
Hitsavera
Retail Merchants Mutual Tires Insurance Co
New Jersey
Hackettstown Mutual Five. Insurance Co
Samuel
Trantoy
Marver County
Troisel
Williamiaburg
Trooklyn
Toprasontad
Wru
Creveling
Northampton
Uta ‘Ceiba
R. M
Excelstar Lodge
Washington’ Logs
Belio
Pan
Northet Iar
Philadelphia
John J. Ashlein
Tha Steamer Co
Dithemselves
Megars, Groif
Guings Ag
Spo
Tomor
Williols Stories Sparks Temperance Marriage Scandal
Washington dispatch details that C J Hall a temperance lecturer faced public doubt over his character amid claims of deception and multiple marriages. Investigators found no proof of fraud and concluded no discreditable conduct by Hall. Miss Fella Blake and Hall planned marriage while Albert Carhart and others disputed their engagement. A separate Philipsburg ceremony united George Amun Grengr and Mrs Johnston with post wedding plans in Oxford.
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Williols
Washington
PLM
C.J’ Eall
Blake
Phillipsburg
Rhike
Firtherimare
Ben
Mita Fella Blake
Hall
Hallie
Intimato
Albert Carhart
Partiea J
Alles Bhike
Amlla
Hull
Philipsburg
Hall Mually
Mise Blake
Pha
Cane
Aly. Boyd
Buffilo
Mr. Boyd
C. J. Hall
Ms. Boyd
St. Hall
Bufulo
N.Y
Syracuse
Aftair
Biol
Misa
My. George
Amun E. Grengr
Aldcleyat
Capk
Joseph’ W. Johston
Washington’ Avenue
England
Fra. Johnston
Ganstectient
Thair
Oxford
Buckley
Bisa
Whipping Post described in Delaware court tale and scene
A witness recounts the Mayhem Court whipping ritual at the Sussex County Delaware jail yard. The article notes the crowd, the pillory punishment, and the grim spectacle as part of a broader discussion of criminal justice. the piece criticizes the cruelty while describing the event and its location in Delaware.
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Criminal Court
Sussex County
Delaware
Paoishnell
Lewlintt
Rexstons
Velnek
Cryer Pernel
Deleware
Casa Maddox
New. Jersey
Larceny case ends with three months and restitution order
The State vs Martha Can Won resulted in a guilty plea for stealing a dress from employer Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Judge Lore sentenced three months and $38.50 restitution. whipping post not used here. Other cases included a lightly punished half wit and a drunken disturbance, with remarks on Delaware whipping posts and local crime context.
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R. O. White
Martha Can
Thomas Wilson
Thomas Wilson, Her Amployer. Sha Baying Eurned the Goody To Mra Wilson
Lore
Bra
Alrk
Wilpon
Ularge
Thia
Sentinia
Wm. Nichols
PFB
Tie
Almat
Cliveny
Figs
Tadeo
Othore Panda Snir
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Eirealt Court
Charles Lisk
Aslongisia
Ebb EL
Lack
Hope
Joseph
Andrews
Olin P
Fisher
Danville
Theodore Vierson
Kooksburg
Reugean McMiNer
Tuxeph Anderson
Port Murray
Emanuel Creager
Stewarts
Villus
Sulinvansbuyges Wit
Morrison
Mirkahorn
Sears Allanweliy
Henry Merkle
Bel Mere
Joseph Tmollander
John &. Vetter
Traving
Anderson Wan
Big Place
Bhai
Dream
Rasorta
George If
Brigler
Hinesburg
Tiers
AL Brugler
Wyckcott
New Guardian
Bringhig
Jamea von Camp
Lemuel Crisman
Renslere
Bunnell
Marrliga
Mles Stocker
Blackwell
ALA “Ghore & Rows
Worcester County
Maryland
Georgetown
Jones
Hower
Geant
Ielnstoke
Tiverside
Ran Cross
Swoll Ogayn
Mike
Wralington’ Steamer'Co
Bremen
York
Pat Culeira
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