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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1899

Page

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Cement boom in New Village Stewartaville cement plant plans rise

The Hollaron Portland Cement Company, limited NJ, advances toward a mammoth plant near New Village and Stewartaville. Land options secured along Pobricong mountain foot hills, with local workers and a railroad spur eyed. Edison Portland Cement ties noted, while landowners David Purse, Willam Purse, John DeRamer, and others appear in options. Railroad and Lackawanna terminal plans frame a broader industrial push.

Stewartavilts Pennsylvania Hollaon Portland Cement Company Lawn New Jersey New Village Stewartaville Dillett Thomas A. Bilson Cortain Pobricong Mew Village Still Valley Appandadi David Willam TF Purse Jease DeRamer John Woythe John and Stewarts Fritts Samantha Carhart Robert K. Stone H. EH. Cline Owen Charles Oberly Avaniah Fry Elijah Lino Hyodahaw Thia Warkway Carharti A.H. Bigelow Alfairago Baginaore Carpentersville Pennsylvania Railroad Soma Polatootham Meserg Edseon Mallory Orange Philadelphia Ara Anan DeRemer Davids William Por Wel John W. Cling Birs J. C. Boyer Stewart Fritts More Mra K. Brown

Deeds Of Blair Estate Read In Warren County

Records in Warren County Clerk's office reveal deeds by the late John Blair of Blairatown empowering John D. Vaile and his wife with large parcels of Blair property. Transfers include farms in Blairatown and several townships, the Blair homestead kept for family, public water access guarantees, and a Dry Run Grove park for public use. Churches announce Christmas programs and Sunday school plans, while the Canal Company reports rebuilding boats and repairs. Private sale of the contents of Mrs. Francia A. Vincent’s house at 19 West Johnston Street begins December 16 for one week.

Che Blair John LW Blairetown Pahrquarty Frelinghoyaen Hardwick Knowlton Blatratown Blairetowe Alte Ie Cvovard Dla Burjau Blairatos John D Dr. Wall Blairatowe Mr. Vail Dry Run Grove Baptist Sunday School Toy Boom New York City Phagsit Methodist Sunday School Mia J. K, Cooke Lucien Shrope Mesare George Dilts J. T. Grifith D. B. Laubach Jos Beataman J. Fy Dilley Turner Blaine Viola Bowera Ante Badgley Presbyterian Bundsy School Shorah Mth Ong Juniox Departmente Puplte Francia A. Vincent West Johnston Street Minancing Pridey Tohn John Hof Sula

Peculiar Bitty Mystery Over Framed Money

Ex judge Uzat Canfield received an old painting from the widow of Aaron G. Van Sickle. While framing it with George Matthen, a rusty stash of money was found behind the frame, totaling thirty and more, prompting a police inquiry into how the bills ended up there.

Peguliar Bitty Bella Pla Uzat Canfield Port Norray Aaron G. van Sickle van Sickles George Matthen Washington Mathison Agar Mattison

Fragmented notice on rights and sales from a damaged OCR

The readable text warns about rights and demands while mentioning a sales cycle and a shop window. It references a person named Jon and mentions a place Uoblemia with goods valued at 256 and hints of a weekly holiday sale.

Jon Uoblemia Hesahlela

Prosperity Growth Across Washington Industries and Railroads

Washington's industrial year shows gains in Cornish factory Needham piano firm and Silk Mill with hiring rises. Railroads see shifts in management and layoffs but expect return to prior employment. Local firms expand capacity, adding workers, and forecast continued activity ahead of Christmas season.

Washington Ladkn- Wanhat Mando Idie Cornlah Ita Neadham Piano & Organ Company E. A. Cole Needham Olr Wassington Meg CO Bowlby J. E, Davin Stevens Otf Tima Espa Ang-ingulies Beth Baalteas Panola Messia Schuerman Florey de Romer Thich William Speira China Japan Italy France T. Beavers Frank Hopple Stevens Clothing Tom Hood MIE Anton Schilling Here Inter Basten Schilling Sreceas Plenand Allegrer Mesers W. Alleger& Son Alleger & Oo Amant Alfred Brown Christiana

Wreck Inquest Finds Flagman Negligence At Paterson

An inquest into the Lackawanna wreck near Paterson on November 29 concluded that Conductor Gould W. Catvel and Flagman Williams Snedeker of Train No. 6 were negligent in not obeying flagman rules, causing multiple deaths including Mrs. Mary Burt. Key testimonies centered on Engineer Riordan of Train 93 and Snedeker who admitted possible neglect of signaling duties and questioned timetable familiarity.

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