Death ends long illness of Washington youth
William E Skinner dies after eight years of illness at home in Washington. The 14-year-old boy, unable to talk the last five weeks, is survived by ten brothers and sisters, with funeral services to be held at his parents home on West Washington Avenue followed by interment in Washington cemetery. The report also mentions local events and a broader county context with various names and places in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Skinner
Toomley
Hanna
Uncdin
James P. Skinner
Opflensy
Siaters
Washingtog
Sire
Leon Whitmore
Nathan Castour
Lotte
Arthur
Jennie
Ruel
Pence Skinner
Tive
Pareayta
West Wash
Ingo Aveute
Dee John
Wahi ‘Ngton
Tae Perettlinda
Hitarest
Ceed
Washington
Aletye
Perniteomt
Abe
van Kantisie
Tama
Eta
Coniackiil
Luis Wu Unik
Suny
Nein
Wallingtom
Renin
Plains
Wautington
George Stuy
Eork
Glenwon
George
Pheiapgon
Thu Je
Gesling
Maritain
Blute
Palais
Penuuley
Italy
Als
Bante
Morristown
Amd
Wid
Ars
William
Parks
Ali Histor Dalton
Bland
Bubhkilt
Sporacuicus
Snyder
Valentine Metz
George Dually
Chicrles Moon
Robert Guiltrey
Krlpa
Heoder
Siith
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Mikya
Trollyy
Wue
Shewart
Wilkever
Florey
Blower
Willian Barker
Attved Dush
John Haat
Tuna
Vin
Garin
Clyde Rush
Sellatts
Feranion
Weourerurtom
Seymany
Davies
Theodore Amainson
Dherry Dell
Zante Pax
Wastin
Faticyeti
Sisiby Bil
Malu H Andrews
Abels
Pete Therd
Gordon
Gemini Mauchter
Evelyn
de Weg
Air Gaydon Latiere
Dee Betis
Beathee
Alan
Roigiarev
Praalsaar
Audlel
Ana Lable
George Swayse
Wanes
Amal Flewer
Cowell
Vanced bin
Pennsylvania
Sane Op- Ag
Estes
Crovigel
Victor Ualkey
Arla Snyder
Fondaatt
Caines Lolbow
Tiset Vale
Ates
Seti
Avie Beth
Beware of Strange Dogs at Cornish Street
Fragmentary report notes a dog incident near Cornish Street involving a dog named by locals and a person named Clive. The text references injuries to an ankle and a dog tugging at a mitten, but details are unclear and largely illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eibach Oaki
Special Excursion to G A R National Encampment
A report outlines a special excursion to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Minneapolis. Travel from Chicago and other points to Minneapolis and St Paul is offered with low ticket prices and sleeping car service. Details include departure points, travel agents, and subscription prompts for the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mint
LRU
Niogam Bulls
Chicago
Miniwapolis
St Paul
Atowe Park
Pacific North-west
Waneelaly
Elihue
Udur
Kelley
Wisconsin Central
Broadway
New York
Clay
M. J. Naughton
D. i
Old South Eng
Boston
Mass
the Star
la Hue
Vacation Week At The Cornish Factory Event Recalls Morristown Excursions
A long fragment describes a vacation week at The Cornish Factory with plans for trips to nearby towns and visits by many locals. It mentions Morris County families, observers, and various relatives traveling for a week of outings, with references to Cranbury, Cranberry Lageire, and Morristown as the itinerary centers.
Ben Hur stage history linked to Prince of India on Broadway
A historical note traces Lew Wallace's Ben Hur and the Prince of India adaptation. It covers 19th century Broadway trials, Klaw and Erhardt suppression, and Joseph Clarke's Gun Lew Wallace version amid Chicago Colonial Theatre and later Western tours. It highlights representations of Constantine, Mahomet, and Helen of Troy, and the epic romance’s dramatic framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Klaw & Erhinger
Beneklis
Ben-Hur
Joseph
Clarke
Wallace
India
New -York
Chenin
Chvago
Ambriva
Colonial Wheater
Pittsby
Prince of Adalt
Mig
Wallace Case
Calvary
Gen. Wallace
Mr. Glarke
Plas
Lidia
Mahommeth
Consent
Elton cdl
Prin
Tae
Iecomnes
Mahoumed
Phils
Nes Bn
Constantininie
Helen Rhesus
Hor
Guds
Fragmented Text From Aged Journal With Obscure Mentions
The readable parts describe a mix of woven phrases about vines water, flowers, and distant places with odd spellings. It mentions a male world and various names and actions, but the passage remains garbled and largely uninterpretable. No clear event or person stands out for a concrete news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cyphers
At Beers’ New Store
Priestley
Sean Ae
Plain
Suripe
Chinbray
Wash Kuibroideret
Mpc
Geo. W. Beers
Atcan
Bon Ton Restaurant
Jon ReShields
Te Jj
Sherman
First National Bank
Centre Square
Easton
Sp. Nn
Hoyer
Pinaud
Woreen
Wade
Ily
A.D. Sinateen
Janie Ital
Wirien
Fapeic
Sineien
Christopher Groeschiger
Ehirmony
Kielmess
Ate
Jisawita
Jeremiah Thooins
Doll
Mr. Thomas
Uetter
Colorado
Louis 'l
Ennett
Pind Health
Alri
Rhode Island
Warren’ County
St. Cloud Hotel
Nege
Gail G O'Clock
Ainul
Muralay
Cote
Both Indies
Weidnesdas
Aug
H. C. Webster
Vields
Peter Farove
Towistuip Ag Lote
Gumtenion Cotta
Sk Gery Jared
Labavon Towne
Ao North
Jbintiestiec Anil
Penwell Tile Futur Falis
Shaun
AM Neale
Bunty
Dogeph
Azhiya
Meath
Dapok
Pete Dance
the Store of Safety
Wales
A. Davidson
Davidson Big
THE
Murchante
Ulatt
Guy Bik Wiest
Mounala
Hovedford
the Prince OF
Eels
Scott
Scott & Bowny
Ig Bear
Strat
Tive Enits
Goldsmith Brothers
Northampton Bb
Tee
Stewartsville Heights
Phillipsburg and
Haston Industries
LAN
the. Roperty
W. Ke Thompson
Stewartsville, Ned
John Blowder
Rulo
Warren
Jon Monders
Hiv
Tacot Aowder
AME
Mowder
Juno
Miller
Mig Ealing
Neneleen Lunda
Martin
Ksat Anderson
Oaks
Slyoot
New-York
X. Ward
Alyates