Railroad Lumblings at Boilo and River Ferry Launch
The Lackawanna and New York Central plan special trains for President Roosevelt’s Syracuse visit. A ferry boat on the river is commissioned by the Central. Pittsburgh reports a bridge expansion amid track additions, and Cortlandt Street tenants must vacate for a large new twelve story building.
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Boilo
New York Central
Cattie Serosa
The
Central Railroad Company
Elizabeth
Plainfield
Prouident Roosevelt
Syracuas
Guy Adama
Lackawanna Railroad
Austin Bears
Troigat
Tobyhacna
Trenton
Newark
Frantkford
Bristol
Rahway
New Brunswick
Pennsylvania
Cortland Street
New York
Vacato
Cortlandt
Giberty, Weat
Washington Atresta
Central
Centrava
Liberty
Casebalt Notes A Pen Army Opens Baseball Season
Oliver Fudge of Pen Army leads a Wharton team to topple Oxford Giants with a 6 to 5 win after a pitching duel by Rock Farrell and Cyphers at third for Oxford. Easton opener features Allentown and Ramary from Stroudsburg in a long game decided in the eleventh. Washington Captain Cox leads a yet unknown crew against Benton’s Pendera as North Dads faces a local challenge. Gosger joins High Bridge catching, Ramary faces new deals, and Phillipsburg seeks reliable terms for the season amid a Norristown debut batters show home run potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Army
Oliver Fudge
Fudge
Wharton
Oxford Giants
Rock Farrell
Cyphers
Oxford
Washington
Ingeraoly
Easton
Alentowns
Allegar
Colta Wil
A.C
PoIpeburg
Lapemen
Gosger
High Bridge
Ramary
Af Stroudsboro
Norristown
Pai
Egner
Frenchtown Marriage and County News Tangle
In Frenchtown on April 18, Jacob G. Fale and Mies Bertha Doomat, both of Bloomsbury, wed. A Croton farmer, Asher Gary, aged 74, died plowing in Hunterdon. Various local items include editors adopting a new type, a prison sentence for Jason Campbell Jr., a must‑ardust case, and county actions on uniform tax value, education reforms, and an Orphans' Court administrator. The Hunterdon board of education seeks curb on cigarette sales to minors and a proposed Flemington park draws support. A motorist law affair ends in fines.
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Frenchtown
Jacob G. Fale
Mies Bertha Doomat
Bloomsbury
Asher Gary
Croton
Hunterdon County
Dover Index
Ihe
Judge Hunt
Newton
Wook
Jason Campbell, Jr
Atain
Bve
Nactnors
Postal Telegraph Company
Pennesylvania Telephone Company
Buesex Board of Education
Datar
Mivod
Washington
Orphans'Court
John. B. Bonnell
Whitehouse
Daniel Listing
Asbury Park
Commonwealth
Flemington
Elena
Plemfopten
Tom
Band
Delog
Carnegie Donation and Death of Noted Educator Leader
General news notes report a large Carnegie donation of 3,000,000 to Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School in Alabama. It mentions Booker T. Washington and Alexander Ramsey, ex-Governor of Milanesoto and former secretary of war, who died in Saint Pauls last Thursday at age 88, described as the oldest graduate of Lafyello Onssego in 1888 with one surviving exception.
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Dkadrew Carnegie
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School
Alaham
Haw
Booker T ‘Washington
Alexander Ramsey
Milanesote
St. Pauus
Lafyello Onssego
Aline
Eertige
Eee
Gmeig
Curtis Publishing Co
Arch Seregt
Eniadelphia Sla
Local notes from Hackettstown and surrounding towns
Reports from Hackettstown area note Hotel Clarendon in Hackettstown leased by ex Assemblyman George B Harrison of Montclair. F B Duryon leases Mt Arlington Hotel at Lake Wopatcong from James Lovie. Warren Foundry in Phillipsburg increases wages due to higher demand. Dr Joan C Sharp elected president of Pennsylvania College for Women. Fire at Freys restaurant on Northhampton Street, Heston, causes 23000 in damage. Meyers contentionery adjoining damaged. Farmer J N Alpaugh finds rattlesnake nest in field at Woodglen. four large snakes killed. Engagement announced between Miss Eidos of Watson and Mr Clay Stayer of Altoona, Lafayette College senior and quarterback.
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Duryon
Porrest
Budd
Mt. Arlington
Lake Wopatcong
James Lovie
Warren Foundry
Phillipsburg
Joan C. Sharp
Blair Hall
Pennsylvania College For Women
Woman's College
Frey's
Northampton Street
Heston
Meyers Contentionery
Adjiining
Woodgien
J. N. Alpaugh
Eidos
Aire
Wr. A. Baller
Waston
Clay Stayer
Altoon
Morristown Bribes and Bicentennial Plans in New Jersey
Morristown with a 12,000 population boasts 62 five millionaires, some up to 20,000,000. Paterson observes the state bicentennial birth of Weatey at Market Street on June 5. Dr Noble of Hackettstown Seminary will be principal speaker. Governor Murphy will visit Antietam battlefield September 17 for a monument ceremony with Lt Col Bronslager of Jersey City, sole surviving Fourth Regiment member. New Jersey Laboratory at Rutgers New Brunswick destroyed by fire, $100,000 loss. Governor names David B. Jafoielan to state fish and game commission. Frothingham resignations and reception noted.
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Morristown
Paterson
Weatey
Market Street
Abiiroh
Noble
Hackettetown Seminary
Murphy
Antistam
New Jersey
Ay Gallad
Colonal Bronslager
Jersey City
Aegiment
Mamorbatt
New
Tersay
Xperimental Slasian
Rutgers Colecost
Noy
Brunswick
Thoraday
Weather Bureau
Howard B. Frothingham
David B. Jafeoieilan
Atate i
Brisk Letters From Wisconsin Indian School Work
Reports from Lewis L. Brisk at Ashland and Lac de Pigmineau describe life at an Indian school near Lake Hopatong, noting student composition, labor, and religious services, plus the surrounding settlement, climate, and future plans for expansion and housing. Also details a Phillipsburg wedding and Mrs. Rutherford Marrying in London with Vanderbilt on the way.
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Dell & Marxien
Men's Outfitters
Washington, N. J
Easton, PA
Allan
Lanvest
Wiihl
Wm, Laubach & Son
Comner Hornbaker
Washington Avenue
Casebalt
Edward F. Totten
Totten
Juatlee
Vicinity Notes
Clarendon
Hackettatown
George B.harrison
Montclair
Jershy
Howls
Asalgurd Hin
Benry Johnston Lang Wack
Sty
Lawra L. Brink
Brass Qgade
Wisconsin
Apel
Duar Mn
Jouxaroci
Ashland
Langu
Oroalig
Lac de Pigmieau
Nildalghe
Rutranger
Wikcotsin
Millee
Fem
Chicago
Hopateung
Achool
Hein
Iodiaon
Mompar
Six Nationa
Sobol Waa
Sautier
Lewis L. Brisk
Stradley-Davis
Philipsburg
Gover Ketiluwall
Ming Mateacul Haxsop
Aesnauly
Tan Withant’ M. Dagis
Parente Ia Pail
Psburg
Lyra Draka
Mary Nevin
Baston
Leighton Stradley
Phitedalyma
Bridagroom
Thamist
Boner
William Layer
Obsries Mackay
Philitephia
John Boohl
Fillsbute
Joseph Sigman
Haston
Mrs. Stradley
Ptho. Way
Ravanpcroft
Rutherford Marrind
Wao. KE. Vanderbilt
Pfra
Addr Rutherfurd
Tranquility Farms
Vanderbilt
Rutherford Gan Engarpey
Shab
Warren
Sussex Conniga
the Prudential
Home Office
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TOUSE
DYSEN
Auslue'o
WAI
Vleu Peeatdons
Bugatob
Viledren
Forest
Drylun
Drick
Biph
Northampton St
Centre Square
Bank St
Ghureh St
Easton Free Press
Cae Chine
Clita
Atele
Tikata
Departaenia
Thoi
Hilton
Easton, Penna
Drteglae
Vent Prepald Om Recelps
Belew Twomphreys
Medielle Ga
Cor, Want
St. New Yorks
Humphreys
William Gohn
Kale
Andre Nail
Borcuti
Philadelphia
Penna
Tle
Masten’s
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