Man crushed skull after drunken night ends on railroad tracks
Samuel Hane of Hackettstown died late Saturday night after a dispute at a hotel and a plunge onto a railroad track while intoxicated. Police said the death resulted from a fatal blow during a street fight, with witnesses noting his attempts to board a moving train afterward. He was about 32, survived by his wife and infant, and his funeral may be covered by Monitor Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alconello
Samuel Hane
Hackettetown
Hackettatown
Sleven
Thomas Haggetty
Allamuchy
Hackettstown
Hann
Hmn
Atresia
Clarendon
Cil'zo
Eno
Belog Phamu
Tinally
Witnesace
Cefol Apoogles
Huon
Port Murray
Neec Jess
Frank Snyder
Bert Sutton
Lagman
Frook
Wis
Eummoned
Ita Ramoval
Hano Hat
STAR
Hunkatown
Ulet Bla
Ig Hann
Hookport Road
Pudge
Stephensburg
Alx
Monitor Connsi, Jr. O. U. A. M
Hano
Pleasant Grove
Paul Everitt
Haggerty
Hann Saturney
Henn
Portunndo
Tistaworth
Runaway Horse Crash Claims Oxford Man's Life
Michael Carley of Oxford pres throws from a runaway horse near BullzyDte. He died Thursday at Delnek after being found unconscious on the road. Corley, brother of Py J. Corley, was unmarried and lived with Mrs. Martin Unedimany. He was popular and well regarded among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carley
Oxford
Joalvar Irfurlon
Delnek
Corley
Py J. Corley
Orford Averyman
BullzyDte
Bane
Alta
Hari
Martin Unedimany
Manny Friendn
Grether’s Second Escape From Easton Jail Sparks Outcry
Charles Grether of Erston escaped from Easton jail while a guard read the Sunday paper. He fled with fellow inmate Dan Van Boekke, slipping out a window. three miles away he was found near a barn. The escape prompts calls for sheriff resignations and impeachment amid accusations of lax guard duty and possible inside help.
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Charles Grether
Erston
Monnes
Stroudsburg
Grether
Tina Grether
Cleaaly
Kelebart
Grather
Nowe
Dan van Boekke
Ve Grother
Ion Baro
Grother
Rathbart
Grethar
Van
Boakirk
V. O. Mervinog
V.O. Meryine
John Mervine
E Aen
W. H. Raichart
Death of Joseph B. Luse Shocks Johnsonburg Town
The Johnsonburg community mourns the sudden death of Joseph B. Luse after a brief illness. His funeral will be held Monday morning at the Christian church with Rev. J. Ry Laird officiating. The town notes Mr Luse was a good citizen and preacher and will be missed by many. Elizabeth Miller and family announce a move, while local tradesmen report busy activity and a busy blacksmith shop as the town endures mixed news and seasonal chores.
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Fois
Joseph B. Luse
Luse
Geo. van Born
J. Ry Laird
Joseph Tt
Larze
Elizabeth Miller Tian
Avian
Amanda Hythor
Nowarler
Wee Willi
Lozlor
Biliott
of. B. Charats
Miller
Miller and Hia Assatant
Gibbs
Walt
Electric Light Contract Approved In Borough Meeting
Borough Council awarded a two year electric light contract to a firm for $60 yearly and 13 cents per incandescent hour with a moonlight schedule. The plan sets lights on for three quarters of an hour after sunset and off an hour and a quarter before sunrise, with overtime rates for excess hours. Attorney to draft the formal contract for next session.
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Gurl
Ofoleck
Johnston
Anes
Wrahington Treatiie Mht Co
Connell
TiOleg
Mayer
Geo. H.lance
FEM
Nebt
Stevens
Acenans
Hudinera
Brooklyn
Ward
Tan Howe
Inet Ieee
Cgeeces
Fideh
Iscans
Jeffery
McGurl Wan
Brat
Golad
Healthful Greeting From First National Bank of Warren County
A lengthy tribute extols the First National Bank of Washington NJ highlighting its public-spirited stance and strong deposits rising from 200000 to over 500000. The piece contrasts it with other savings institutions and emphasizes safety, liberal yet prudent management, and regional economic impact amid national banking praise.
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Bnelncan
Warren County
Pone
Viret National Bank of
Wootleyton
N. J
Department of Savings
Iteolf
Taailsira
Firat National Bank
Paalie
Frat Week
Lthta Confiderice
Ite Aepesits
Ita Trona Ars
Avery
Ania
Thor
idJe
Ace
Savings Banka
Trust Companies
First National Bank of
Washington
Savings Banks
Truat
Cas
Purplus
Ite
Ibia
First National Bank of Washington
Washington Athletic Association Builds Borough Culture
The Washington Athletic Association founded by A J Craft and others promotes gymnastic and social events in the borough. It organized minstrel shows and opened the Wimbledon Goven House, hosting Gilbert and Sullivan performances and a charity bazaar to fund refurbishment. A commemorative souvenir was planned for placement, with a December reception and a January concert by the Hedcath Bureau.
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A. VarDoron
Washington Athletic
Ik. Wae
B VanDores
Bere
Lt. Budd
A.J. Craig
Agron Natrympi
Harry W. Dilanes
Harry Hicks
Wm. A. Rektoney
A. G. Sanigah
A. Wayie Sipith
Abert Canfield
W. Grubers
Waushington Athletic Association
Gilbert & Sullivan
Penzaer
Wychington
Furde
W.A
Bucconer Saa
Washington
Manunkawhunk Farmer Finances a Fraudulent Groom
Caleb Burdge a prosperous farmer near Manunkauhunk hires a stranger named John Bhemousky who pretends to seek marriage. John borrows money and seeks Caleb’s watch and overcoat to feign a wedding. John disappears, leaving Caleb penniless and the bride wary. Police pursue him to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Local candy deals and town notices emerge in crowded ad page
A scanned page reveals a dense advertisement spree for homemade candies with discounted prices and a pushy sales pitch to readers, plus community notices about a bank savings drive, a court-related trust issue, parlor renovations for a local association, a successful entertainment event, and a funeral service for Laura Nixon, all tied to Millville and surrounding areas.
Not $0 Green As They Looked Public Wedding Rumor
Changewater residents discuss a supposed secret marriage of Mira Hopock and Alvah Force, later staged as a public wedding at a poultry association exhibition in Lanark. Officials and neighbors question details while noting prior marriages and a son. reports claim the event drew crowds and mixed motives, with residents unsure of truth amid conflicting statements from Miss Hopock’s family.
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Alvah
Choy
Bir
Changewater
Ater
Alvah Force
Miza Carrie Happook
Chaumorwater
Lanark
Feree
Boelpurt
Hoppock
Rookport
Mia Boppock
Air
Forca
Ats EE Justice
Hama P. Lucey
A. Lapperks
Coy Babalf
Association
Dusband
Morris Foley
Giordey
Mit Bopper
Bee Danphier
Peley
Changewetor
Miri
Boppock
Vane
Ubny
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Samuel
Mann
Ltone
SATAL
Boitzville
Johnsonburg
Laubagha
Mir
Watson ‘Department
Langaan & Son
Sastan
Pas
Juati
P. Portuondo
Olgae Ab
Mletawortita. Ae
Licht Gowtragt Wade
First National Bank
Potata
Steldce
Savtaga
Bazaar
Bertin
Weeks
Mise Jilleau
Indica
Bezaar
Hedcath Bureau
MR. Burdge
Varintiind
Durdge
Manunkawhunk
Burdge Ilkad
Jobo Bhemousky
Caleb
John
Philipebure
Bardge
Brock
Abe
Wilkesbarre
Juatire
St. Caristine
Tobreco
Aida Bowall Howail
Millville
Bag
Howell
Millvile
Turyze
Cumberland Trust
Francie A. Vincant
Trust
Harry Schosrmann
Amy Alty
Wirdoord
Colatition
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Boston
Edwin R. Weeks Co
Edeward R. Wusks
Athen Grace Mleon
Alice Mead
Laura G
Charles Nixon
Taylor Street
Burroughs Eldridge
Iis
Bret Young
Clor
Laura
Wade
Apie
Salsorn
Honda
Roca Refi
Gro Wilkes
Stroudsburiely
Crnaluadareen Snow
St. Cloud Hotel
Speedahoaws
Joserit B. Cornish
Henry W. Motriam
Newton
Hotos
Perth Amboy
Uy S.S
Washington Athletic Association
Carrie Hoppock
Poultry Show
Jung
Boeath
Charles Sterrart
Ami
Prabeth
Wilista H. Bosch
Chariea Stematt
National Capital
E. Craft
James Ll. Boyd
James L. Boyd Boyd
WV. Cravaling
Mary.j S
Oran
Angione
Jobo Yancer
Bors Alurray
Kacraviley
Samuel Mowrie
Saz Ares “Yawger
Port Colfien
Aart
Washinpoon
Lackawanne
Tks
Buattle
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