History Of The Year Show Tragic Train Accidents
A compilation of 19th century railroad mishaps details deaths and injuries across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Notable entries include multiple Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad collisions with fatalities such as Joseph Luteo 35 Glen Gardner and John Smith on freight trains, plus various workers crushed or burned in industrial incidents. The list also documents fires destroying barns and mills with substantial losses, and a few drownings or electrocutions, all framed in a grim ledger of local peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallpsburg
Colllatan
Weat Dimnellan
Alganla
Sames G. Bunn
Pattenburyg
Lehigh Valley
Wext Portal
Joseph Luteo
Glen Gardner
High Bridge
Feaves
John Smith
Timer Beett
Junellan
Sante
Dian
Urial Myers
Philipsburg Falls
Nedlus
Sir William Rleker
Phillipsbinneg
Boston
Aingle
Watson ‘Tela
Califon Falla
Poyid
John Adama
Phillipatary
Cookra
Dunnelion
John Emery
Portland
Hhis Mill
Iugh
Donahue
Phillipabara
Cataanuqua
Youra
Tod Aingle
Charles Tost
Port Murray
Terra Cotta Works
Pork Murray
Tunlanlly
Holloway
Thompson
Alpha Cament Mill
Akull
John Dioda
Phillipsburg
Paterson
John J. McDermott
Frederick Firth
William Stein
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charlie Balmer
Moses Salumeter
Philn
Philipaturg
Garrat Stelna
Routh
Enstan Falla
P, RT
Diog
Ila Ago ‘Wan Ol
George Lashar
Scranton
Delaward
Edward
Hustler
Washington
John Carey
New. York
Ma Easton
Tos Pita
Patrick Scully
Pattenburg
Roderick Jay
Belvidere
Beranton
Robert Miller
Ind
Mo Lonvedn
Thustall Marber
Delaware
Companita
Juaicd Murphy
Fackawanua
Tn Hacketts
Mene Park Morris
Aurelye
Si Lawis L. Young
Philipsburg
Aind
Novemure
Weerkon Arner
Bauston
Samuel Vanaradale
Bruke
Junction
Hilztbethport
Michael Dalley
Cicomsbury
Edward Burdett
Newark
Mablow Fox
Asbury
Death Fearfully Subdued in Trenton Community
Obituary and local notices recount the illness and death threats of Joseph Willever, a former Trenton resident living with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Willever. He leaves a wife, three small children, a son from a former marriage, and extensive family ties across Phillipsburg, Little Falls, and nearby towns. The short report also notes regional economic shifts, land sales, and infrastructure work affecting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joasph Willever
Trenton
Daniel Willever
Win. Harry
Butteville
Catyin
Edward
Trantor
George
Little Falla
Alfred Woodrnn Bay
Phillipsburg
Tio Warren Foundry
Blarey Hovener
Lind
Cling
Mea
Samuel, Carham
Partef
David Ann
William ‘Pargule
Tila Place
Dot Fale
Frank Megulvo
Charles Osman
Astury
Alovogan
M. Warne
State Grange
Novesnn
Bibel Ervin
Miya Jon- I
Wagsor
Racksburg
Nla
Nixon
Samuel Thel’ Fares
Loew
Ates
Leonard Swith Spoot
Aurange
William
Good Springs
Benj
Erwin
Big Mother
Epworth League
Aira
Mary
Soyder
Tople
Revival ends as Vienna anchor visits. local events noted
Samuel Rend Iaon and Prof W Brands stayed with his mother. Mrs Gregnburg of Red Bank visits relatives. Revival meetings led by D D H J Power end with guests. O Vansooten of Sparta visits friends. Sunday school plans a Christmas observance. Lanning and Decker attend a Fellows supper in Binistown. Bossie Decker earns ten dollars per ton for hail rye delivered at one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rend
W. Brands
Vienna Achor
Gregnburg
Red Bank
Fine
George Depow
Pnnttive Wedley
H. J. Power
D. D
O. Vansooten
Sparta
M. EB
Baseball Scores and Standings for Washington Area Teams
A historical score digest lists Washington area baseball results against multiple opponents. Entries note scores like Washington versus Stroudsburg 3 to 3, Phillipsburg 11 to 8, Dover 13 to 0, and Clinton 8 to 4, with many intercity matchups and late season totals. The fragmented record preserves numerous dated results and opponent names such as Morris Plains, Aquy, Newton, Bound Brook, Somerville, Haver, Boonton, and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Catasnuqua's
Washington
Stroudsburg
B. Jusk
Phillipsburg
Dover
Bangor
Morris Piains
Aquy
Newton
Padealo D
Somerville
Haver
Avoust
Bound Brook
Boonton
Clinton
Somerynod
Serresteen
Wrahington
Morris Plattis
Highridge
Clintot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Luehiluster
Abrock
Legh
Willey Tralias
Mm Ren
Penal Hintral
Harmony
Ble Wang
Raymond Wilson
Lawis Gordon
Pittston
Belvidere Apollo
Susquehanna
Menry Saifth
Paltipyourg
Hubb
Alphe Cement Orks
George Wallradale
Jungtion
Thintthat
Dauth
Atavar
Walter Ray
Agatt
Morris Canal
Ps. Hurg
Binkstown
An. i Y
Columbia
Robert Muir
Delawara
Phillipsourg
Orrly Calbath
Central
Mauers
Teflled
Philip Smith
Trenton Falla
N Freight Wall
Warren Lina Dilns
Fo Lelted
John Benward
Damara
Bileworth Deats
Hardwick Township
Afra
Mary Brioner
Mry
Fred Ritter
Oxford
Calng
Hulshizer
Low
Luther V. Warman
B.G. Bulgia
Vienna
Baylor
Mppériin Creamery
Vailtad
Manunktebtal
Lowy
Thomas F. Suover
Jacksonborg
William Mackey
Belgigara
Walnut Malley
Theafore Saraccol
Johnyongburg
Theodore Young
Hagkatts
Blue Mountains
Andrew Yotter
John Va. Wildrick
Blairstown
Loa
Yotter
Bauso
Biniratowns
Paul
Belviders
Tue
Wit. Buller
Nmrs
Margaret Fritz
Tyeyranes
Wyckelt
L. & Levin
John Juffurson
Perth
Colden
Levin
Mary Ghochan
Binh Bridge
Insurumes
Lin Furnace
James Crisinh
Bury
Ita
Sup- Lackawanna
Joseph
Parry
Patricl
Mallois
Warren Wundinga
George Wright
Port Moris
Ossaing
Ayan
Mra
Nancy Gaylord
Port Codon
Joseph Leigh
Silas
Shtolda Tan Manaflokt
Contonty
fasUrancu
Ocronti
Spangenberg i West
Elizabeth Dunhinin
Mra. Dunham
Hackettstown
Charlotte J. Hoag
Ferguson Ty
Canada
Duckmuen
Brackley Gar Oy
Rockport
Henry Davis
Iro
Broadway
Jang Fitzsimmons
Mat Goughran
Lopatcong
Martha J.jamison
Alste
Anthony Lieberioan
Lopatecos
Morris W. Fraco
Wiltin Tonkin
Et al
Banton
Navy
Whitaker
George W. Tirann
Wifs
Lizzie H. Jackson
Hoboken
Econveys
Edward Meshaet
Leia Ly Hil
Clark
Cressman
la Violette
Wm. Britton
Wen. Cowell
Henry Sascho
West Portal
F. P. Smith
John Cina
New Village
W.O.T. A
Wm. Hovener
J. Warman
G. Warman
Mary Mutohler
Philip Cook
Wm. Inshhe
Spencer Hoff
Stewartaville
Frank
John Hamlin
John Opdyke
John W. Inighko
Jsick
Pleasant Valley
W. O. T. U.swiil
George” Linday
Geligol
Ofisa
Anna Banghart
Briday
la Villet
Suekmon
Alevens
Anders
Aid
Gertifigate Soos
Rj Anzay
Jnstat
Eusy
Organs
Prin Asio
Searts Am Sie
Pik Prade Instrumentatar
Incorporated
Beethoven Piano & Organ Co
Washington, N. J
Santa’s
Santa Claus
Fass
Edison
Orig
W. W. Christine
Opera
E. W. Alleger & Son
Ws.iizowassy