Christmas Edition of the Stan Acknowledges Local News Network
A Christmas edition of The Stan honors the long tradition with letters from Warren and surrounding counties. The piece praises the newspaper’s staff, correspondents, and advertising quality, noting the edition as a bridge between past and future and highlighting the community’s unity and local readers’ loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiane Srata
Thiaja
Theaper
Sian
United States
Thea
Amd
Psber
Wiehington ' Poseanacs
Coinistera
Leborere
New Juraey
Hlald
Obrietmas
Wirrud
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Unclear Referendum Movements North of Greenwich
Vague reports indicate Ips up to Orenwich and Fragstin township voting on a cod Tae project. Mention of trolley lines, public printer, and coastal rail improvements, with references to public meetings and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orenwich
Greenwich
Dee
Freelorders
Fragstin
Phillips Burg
Port Culden
Daston
Jersey City
Thomas A. Samson and the Muscogeds Mission Pastorate
A historical notice recalls Thomas A. Samson and the Muscoged Indian church mission in September 1881. It details his departure from Mattstown after sixteen years and the Presbyterian pastorate, naming leaders, locations, and the lingering community role for both white and Native congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Samson
Muscogeds
Mattstown
Tedey Conann
Hon ‘Missions ‘of Our Which
Julian Hoth
Louth
Ross Pered
New York
Justornte
pRineart
Willian Mertirt
Cees Radiation Tervieuay
Roel
Sansan
AEG Fen
Martine
Laray Suki
Earl Bette Madina
Tony Metal
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Colel
Chadeniestomer
Bodeveltern Arasinta
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Nigelia
Fragmented Editorial Notes on Sunday Speech and Local Crime
A garbled 19th century clipping reports scattered items: a political meeting at a Baptist church with attendees including Penn men and local dignitaries, a discussion on virtue liberty and pacifism, and a report of Edward Waite found dead near Oxford on the rail line with suspected train strike injuries. It also advertises moustache cups as Christmas gifts and includes a midsection on patriotism and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shedods
Hackartelowe-connell Ds
Edward Waite
Oxford
vAbram Boflman
Sharps
Hia Plac
Hia
Wagrore
Amirlda
Belvidere Man Takes His Life With Shotgun
A poverty stricken Belvidere German man named Gottlieb Swarly, 20, killed himself with a shotgun just before noon on Friday. He was reportedly of sound mind but overwhelmed by poverty and distress. He had been arrested earlier that week on a charge related to river bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Swarly
Belvidere
Swarta
Real estate deal alters Northampton Street layout
William Tsubauht of Laubioh & Son acquires multiple parcels on Northampton Street including the Tinie estate building housing Weaver's Pharmacy and the Dr. Ness property. The transfer extends to the west front from Bank Street to the opera house, affecting the nearby Goldsmith’s and related firms.
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Washington
P Cras
L. Speevach
Ecitan Ana Praraicton
Hocort—nas
Rege Publicaiun
Nicaragh
Peposeal Ituhs
Pleave Geota World Ee
Congress
Adranai
Gallary
Bagpes
Etter
Gubbes
Melissa Detileto
Souyanire
Sisrriaae
Wiltaag
Chicago
Jatyerai Om
Pe Yarabit
M P
Voastal Raulad
Weahington
Shapard
Frianda
Estar Dajniss
Iran
Pacific
Maine
Dakota
Loglalana
AEM
Geo
Peiny
Thesa
Penn Mendines
Cere
Uvas
Bonald
Otto Hols
Hastpon
Manos
Steinway &Sons
Kranich, & Bach
Estey
Pianos
Corey
Weaver
Keller's
Music ‘House
Northampton St
Faston, PA
Opera House
Pretty
Girkse
Ian Lf
Yy So Maganttigan
Ely
Goose Club
Holan’s Here
Ard
Pes Pariog
AE An
Sii Cloud Stables
Frank Barrar
St. Cloud
Thomas Brothers
East Washington A
Mt Wonbligtan
Tiireesleatad
Pam
Agen de
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Markel St
Newark
Buttzville
Rtal i
Warren ‘County
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Sdat
Varad
Timig
Fhourice Cove
Rockaway
BAM Pgn
Restagaait
Amerman
National Family
Caverine
Wyckoff & Shields
Rochester Nickel
Ieng
National Company
Philadelphia
Boston
Warren
Monttin
Rivte
Tle
Elaine Pier
Elion
Liavid
Hoamila
Pickel’s
Belvidere Ave
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