Centenary College Dedication Draws Notables at Kettstown
The Centenary College dedication ceremony at Kettstown will open with Dr Whit ney and other clergy, followed by a program in the new chapel seating about 709. Speeches by Dr Busts of Brown Theological Seminary and Rev Noble of Brooklyn mark the event. After the formal addresses, the cornerstone will be laid and the new buildings opened for public inspection. Also noted is a separate report of a homicide in Trenton involving Kreu se and Williams with details of the investigation.
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Collegiata Treatute
Kettstown
Hon
Goo
J. Perry
Mendnam
Wau Haa Bean
Tin Board of Trustees
Ur. Gaulis Whitnes
Presider
Emeritua
Keyva
Hunthorpe
Parry
Mellton & Blaneaird
Cerrewonica
Watts C. Carl
New York
Nanny Ae
Orson
Ala
Physical
Dhamiad Laboratories
Iret
Thia
Failey
Magemans
Secor
Sonpartad
Wabrokex
Haya Bey
Washington Borough Council Adopts 7 Percent Interest Policy
The council met with members present and approved ordinances importing 7 percent interest on taxes due. A debt issue arose over who bears proof of price in a contested grade dispute. The electric light company installed a new gas pool and sewer work on Steward Street, while contractor James O. Stanley billed $1,793.60 for work completed.
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Washington
Curt
Stevens
Ronolimona
Hane
Electric Light Company
Doings in the County Courts Verdict Set Aside
The Belvidere court room heard Judge Shipman deny Johnston a new trial to overturn a verdict in the Cecveling Shalla case. Attorney Tajiar urged the motion, arguing the defense deserved a retrial, while the judge weighed the legal standards for setting aside the verdict.
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Fumona Johnaton-dongen Frecracker Oh
Gourc’ Honan
Belvidere
Shipman
Johnston
Tajiar
Pruag
Forged Check Case Ties Belvidere to Asbury Fraud
George Jouca of Asbury pleaded guilty to forging a check drawn on the First National Bank of Belvidere. Jones fled after erasing the check and was captured about ten days ago by Phillipsburg police. He was working for contractor James C G Stanley on road improvements and used a loan belonging to Charles W Cmun.
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George Jouca
Asbury
Belvidere
Jones
Puilipsburg
Jamoa
Branley
Blingelfss
Osman
Ramdlly
Damon
Philpsburg
Allentown
Washington
Hackettstown Council Bribery Allegations Shake Meeting
In Hackettstown the borough council chamber erupted as charges of attempted bribery surfaced amid heated exchanges over liquor licenses. Lawyer Dallicker accused a party of public scandal and corruption, while councilmen denied offers and pledged investigations into alleged bribes and voting influences.
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Dannybrook
Hackettstown
Cena
Flackyltstown
Tohogpan
Fae
Lawyer A
Dallicker
Tlyer
Leno
Bag ¢Hiargé
Gud-Counsil
D. O. Young
Clas
Rose
Young
Mr. Young
Wm. H
Ashley
Poluca
Wade
Dellicker
Hualneas
Mosarg
Ufbar
Reese
Kwae
MiClollin
Gao
MM. McClallin
Putnons
Hoanges
Megara
Rhaesa
Ashlay
Local protest and council decline delay reform
The sample report notes an urban petition around eighty percent of the freeholders urging reconsideration, but the council refused to receive it. An investigating committee plans a pension hearing within a week amid town interest and concerns about bribery and shifting outcomes.
Trolley Line Revival Gains Momentum in Philipsburg
The Philipsburg and Washington Street Railway Company is incorporated with capital of $500000 and plans to seek franchise rights after depositing $25000. Key figures include Robert E. Wright of Newtown Pa and M Bates of Brooklyn with David of Phillipsburg steering legal matters. The Lehigh Valley Traction line now runs Phillipsburg to Shimer's Crossing and may extend to Washington, possibly via Stawntevilla. A school event in Washington Opera House and lectures by Earle Barnes and W H Morrow are scheduled next week with free admission and student music performances.
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PAM Ipsburg
Washington Street Railway
Belvidere
Phillipaburg and Washington Street Railway Company
Jamalca
Liberty
Oak
Feanchisea
Robert E. Wright
Anewtown
Lehigh Valley Traction Company
Davig
Phillipsburg
Phillipsburg, Horee Cir -Railroad Company
M. Batey
Brooklyn, Menace, Wright and Bates
Mr. Davis
Shimer’s Crossing
Pew Company
Stawntevilla
Washington
Davla
Wright
Earle Barnes
Philadelphia
W. H. Morrow
Lincoln
Misa Marian Sperra
Celeste Riddle
Mirv Beavers
Nira
Willard Alleger
Sirs
James
Johnstons ” Gate
James Doolittle
Percy Ward
C. L. Bowlby
Kilort 16 Liquidate Church Debt and Organ Gift
The Methailiot Episcopal Church plans a special service next Sunday to liquidate debt and donate a Bulladus organ for its auditorium. Under Judge Hann E Rave Wright and Rev. Roy D B F Randolph, the event aims to improve acoustics, warmth, and appeal, reflecting community support and church credit.
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Methailiot Episcopal Church
Tate
Tudge Hann
Ree Wright
Tutht
Pranting Oider
Jersey City
Roy
F. Randolph
Shooting Tragedy at Thanksgiving Watering Hole
A group of farmers at a Phillipsburg Thanksgiving gathering witnessed a shooting when Deitrich’s gun discharged as he prepared for a shot. James McLaughlin, age 20, was fatally wounded with injuries deemed fatal. Edward Ost rith and James McLaughlin were involved in the incident. An inquest was ordered to determine the details amid community grief.
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James McLaughlin
Edward Ostrith
Purgel’ Bros
Deitrich
Inn Cutter
D. Porsel
Onronar
Esmerelda by Local Talent Impresses at Presbyterian
The Ladies Aid Society presented Esmerelda by local talent at the Presbyterian Church. The cast is praised for authentic characterization and costumes, with Mr. Atwood Putty and Mr. Clack Thowpatin delivering notable performances. Proceeds from the show benefited the Ladies Aid, with a large crowd and fine orchestra accompaniment enhancing the evening.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian
Rome
Eames
Carolin
Iby
Ruserses
Baldymoun
Paris
Birr
Rogers
J. Yoo Boss
Mra
GB. Jenkine
Woke
Aedon
Farny
Estersbrook
Atwood Putty
Clack Thowpatin
Mr. Petty
Marquis
Rogerses
Cmerelda
Davo Hardy
Old North Amolica
Thes
Dave
Mrs. Rogers
Avery
Eamerelda
Avrithe
Misa Ethel
Hibni
Mira
Macy Beavers
Charles Weilts
Jack
Margaret ‘Thoiepson
Esturprock
Joan
Dacecanila
Drew
Ismerelda
Ruyore
Ber Yaround
Tamers
Voldi
Davent
Desmond
Shale
Jobat
Dornbaker
Washington
Fara Lane
Rytha
Thimbles and Holiday Display at Newark Bee Hive
A Christmas opening and display at the Newark Bee Hive advertises silver thimbles and ladies gifts with mail order option. The event promises a festive dinner and wine contest for the first guest arriving by sleigh from nearby towns to the Cravelin hotel area.
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Moniun
Newark
Shanld
Asia
Winn
Alli
Deletdare
Tia Hotel
Washington
Hacket Ia Bleiestown
Phllipsburg
Dwaltin
Fon Avenue
Phureda
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Dr. Whitney
Dr. Buttz
Dr. Noble
Dr. Sharp
Shaiya Diy
Jobo Krause
Lincoln Avenue
Trenton
Frank
Krause
Willhuna
WilliameHhir
Williams
Hana
Timba
Buffalo
AL Worat Insurance
Harry Jopisien
Moore
Petit “Jury
Forger Jones
Mc. Stinney
Big Billy
Millas
Ingtruet
Charles Gibson Vreau
Yanley
Simon
H. EL
Wingmuay
Goa
Priaga
Saba
Phankavivie
Skhiner
Gonrein
Ellekena
Fang
Opdyke
Therolka
Inis
Feng
Ossiner
Nh Anthony
Hea Davis
Glan Gardenr
Wardan Chargiig
Lanting
Genon
Heartie
J. Ho Neh
T Daubachs
Laubach
Haston
Saar Kraut
Frankfuptera
Entar Stiilen
Dufendantin
Jobnaton
Jacya Shipman
Frank Stralin
Morrow
Skalla
D. McCunnell
Stryker
Menora
Che
FIA, Oy
Vuart
Convanes
Sherrif Cals
Frank Coyne
Palkinsburg
Hk Wardsweg Hy Usoper
Phillysbug
Honey Worteger
Oxford
Danis Gala
Philipsburg
Juin Slavin
PEN
Ithacius Snyder
Pubutzong
Natlid Khe
Keokel Tetaway
Puter Chung
tHarpiong
Ward
He Wallhell Myers
Loomeong
Jobams
Hickeltdawn
Wotter Jo
Nile
Inez
Baston
A. Mual
Baptist Church
Fingland
Ray Randolph
Peale Lo Bey
Thor
Tha Holleeman
God Aura
Aledaw
Ioral
Carly Ho
God
Frank A Bowlby
Mia Marys A. Bowlby
West Charch Street
George W
Easton
Livt
Bawley
Bima
Jamia
Dilbieele Ibe
Orig
Benny Johnston
Wieb' An
Whington
Council
McClellett
Umago
Inbout
Tne Investigatiog
Esmerelda
Dranuers
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