Tramps rounded up in Lackawanna theft case near Belvidere
Detektives nab twenty tramps after a night daring raid on a freight car in Washington yards. The group, described as well dressed, faced charges linked to the Lackawanna mint car theft at Petiwatre sider over weeks, with Custody and trial looming.
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Lavkoween
Belvidere
Detetives O
Mixon
Magestad
Moe
Deeckawaana
Hebel
Washington
Bretia
Peete
Dave
Pines
Pieras Pier
Brgny
Moby
Iver Gunk
Rene
Ealbrouel
Dackswatna Co
Lackawanna Mint
Petiwatre
Washington concert choir inspires college baseball event
The Chorale's tuneful performance precedes a Washington game as fans anticipate a double feature. Reported misprints aside, the piece highlights a lively evening with vocalists and players, promising a dramatic matchup and celebratory crowd energy.
Newark Railroad Man Dies in Newark Home Services
Foren Ttesneat Dios Ine Newark formerly Mamptased as brakeman on Lakinyanin railway, died Monday. he lived in Newark. A widow and three children survive. Services will be held at his home in Newark with burial at Wasson cemetery pending.
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Bbs Haine
Newark
Monlay
Ganlylde
Wasson Cemetery
Picnic Day Event With Farm Fair And Concert
A chaotic notice describes a county picnic day with farm displays, music, and a concert. It mentions a public gathering featuring local farms, a farm machinery exhibit, and stalls. Major highlights include a concert around the noon hour and special traffic notes for attendees.
Gnep's Bargain Sale At Bargatis Bargenlis
Bargains advertised at Easton's Best Shop Store claim deep discounts on assorted goods. Text mentions Joy Aten Waden and children, urging quick purchases to avoid regret as prices are slashed.
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Gnep
Bargatis
Barga -Barenlis
Joy Aten
Waden
Gecir's
Easton's
Random Reminiscences and Urban Curiosities From Washington
A rambling 19th century column recounts city oddities and anecdotes from Washington including stray money found, circus day antics, bar closure laws, and a humorous exchange involving a police officer ride for free. It references Major Frelaint and a Star and Thrice-a-Week World subscription.
Voting Machine Election Sparks Bitter Debate and Inquiry
Citizens weigh the merits and risks of a proposed voting machine election. Officials cite security and accessibility concerns while opponents warn of potential fraud and manipulation. The community faces a decision on whether to proceed and how to conduct the vote.
Sullivan Cousin of Mars J. Siegfried Buried in Ridgewood
Funeral services were held in Ridgewood for Mrs Sullivan, widow of Mars J Siegfried, with burial at the family plot in Washington Terrace. Survivors include daughter Chip Sand Surv and sons Hey the j Uhey, Charles, and Winker, along with distant relatives from Glen Gardner and Hillmypoon. The piece notes a railroad contract linked to Sullivan brothers and mentions family ties to the Speace Bun tavern.
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Celeste A. Brilig Wan
Deine Mi Gildid
Ridgewood
lHawe Thuravine
Sulflvim Wages
Sue Cat
Peer Eyday
Peddenes
Belvidere Avenue
East
Chaavedee
Lycie
Flacel
Mbdiame
Ridgewoold
Washington
Syllie
Chip Sand
Sullivan
Janes Sullivan
Hillmypoon
Junction
Mir Johnston
Ne Duide
Theos
Uwatil
Teluiston
Sau
Bloonsbury
Veering Dies at Tainberivite in Limberville
Miss Agnit Sheer and Miss Verring attended the long obituary noting M Anna Hoerlins aged a0 years. Wilkow of Do Albert dlerting died at the Home of her mother Mrs John Wy in Limbertyitle after a brief illness. The final series were held at her mother's in Limberville Tuesday evening with burial in Washington cemetery. Joseph, TL years old, survives along with a Hall brother and two sisters Arthi Vannnen and Sire George.
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Mere
Veering
Tainberivite
Anna Hoerlins
Wilkow
Albert Dlerting
John Wy
Malta
Mya
Miakdon
Washington
WSS
Joseph
Algo
Arthi Vannnen
Sire
George
Thirtrin
Limberteille
Comes
Lambertyile
Finterrei
Washington Cemetery
We Never Live Inovapostation of Living
Fragmentary OCR style note mutters about a box of sweets a quart of tea or cream and going home tomorrow. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing context.
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Ueelein
Charity Half the Profit From Celebration Parade Plan
A plan to stage a charity celebration parade aims to raise funds for hospitals and local projects. Warren County officials and volunteers coordinate with sponsors to assign roles for morning activities, speeches, and prize distribution. The event features cash prizes for winners and a parade showcasing community groups and local businesses.
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Hull
Warren Ceunvll
Atleak
Ghaieles
Gruen
Darwin
Bastian
Ti Brge
Washinton Enelubed
Inter
Ruston
Warren
Varley
IAUD
Obituary Notice for Thomas Peterson Bootes and Family
The obituary records the death of Thomas Peterson Bootes, a long-time resident of Towne, with mention of his wife and multiple marriages. Surviving relatives include his sons George and Anilew K. Frome, and his widow, with services conducted by local church officials. The notice details familial ties and local parish involvement amid a lengthy Salem area history.
Newton Fair and Horse Race Event at Sussex Grounds
A Newton fair event at Newton on August features a horse sale and racing program. The program includes ten daily teething races and three large exhibitions with admissions around 24 cents to 2S, plus a mystery combination by the New York organizers, with concerts and machinery exhibits outlined for the day.
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Newton
Daeitwarast
Myvestria Combinriion
New York
Thera
Farney
Dhe
Suir
Grocers Advertise Fish and Other Items in Circulars
A fragmented ad notice from a local grocer promotes fish and other goods. The readable text hints at 20 to 20-ounce fish offerings and compares prices to advertised items, suggesting a sale or circular promotion aimed at households.
Teed Fanned 19 as Washington Team Fights Loss
Washington suffers a rough game at Hackettstown with Teed striking out 19 batters. The team faced weak batting and multiple errors, while Hackettstown capitalized on fielding miscues and Wade’s predictable pitching to win 36-48 at bats.
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P.m
Tito
Teed
Plecher
Stephensburg
Seawark Caeery Saterday
Roosters
Els
Wwe
New York
Tungus
Hackettstown
Wight
Wade
Ertcher
Cyphers
Washington
Bae Cori
Hinekatti
Tmacketttown
Huckettstown
Basenun
Christine
FeMie
Bittom
Crtumr
Hil
Tpilgle
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Taga Cleese
Rebeu
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Batis
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del Air
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Cours
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Lorri
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Bowler
Roe
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Danio
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Alten
Consality Labaroof
Columbia
Allen
Expressman
Birkel
Werlaipy
Jemilings Brynanys Cha Ea Cunpaigh
Henrys Johnston
Washington Avenue
Tome
Waoshington
Wilel
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Lami
Etter & Spechteleerlan
Hay
Strund Skeeper Vibe
Leeurin
Billy Cowell
Seviin
Billy Mut
Cady
Nothiig
Ela Asker
Aloutite
Amcor
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Prigones
Major
Frelanct
New York World
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Thade
Andy
Chad
Elietele
Lda
Uae
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Tisha Beg
Tomes Sullivan
Peud
Thomas Peterson Bootes
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Irvoto
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Wits
Danville
Mainy
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Indy
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Windia
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