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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
6
In an Arctic drift tale, Tom and Bob endure a brutal cold hunt for ptarmigan. Tom treks across snow to flush birds, bags fourteen, then collapses before rescue by Bob. The pair survive a perilous night in the Klondike like setting, their Christmas plans foiled by frost and hunger.
Alfred Youngs a former Stanhope conductor sued Lackawanna Railroad for 20000 in 1906 injuries from a yard accident at Port Morris. The Lackawanna defense faced contributory negligence and non-suait claims while a Newton court jury awarded 7000 to Youngs for spinal injury and partial paralysis. The case details a coal breaker incident on August 13 1900 and injuries to Youngs while backing a four car train into the pit. The Redpath Lyceum entertainment report follows with praise for The Weaker Company and Miss Weeks. Wyckoff property sales at Port Colden noted, with various houses and lots transferred. The issue also mentions a five year state prison sentence for Long Island Blackey in a separate burglary case and local social notices.
Valooting Biles a art manufacturer of Scranton rents the old kaiting mill in Boat Stroudsburg to convert it and open with a force of 75 bands. Edward Drake Halevy died at his home in Rockaway on Tuesday of last week after graduating Princeton 1601 and the New York Liv School 1809. A severe Sunday storm forced a girl to seek shelter at the Sran's editor residence where she received a cordial welcome. Patrick Hannigan, 30, formerly of An nando, died Saturday near Winito Hong after being crushed between train cars. he was a Central railroad conductor with three brothers in Junction and Buildlo. Joseph Wharton, who bought the Andover furnies site in Pink Hpsbure, plans a large furnace with a heavy new work setup, promising a Philipsburg boom. The paper promotes a Backday Dix sale and holiday galas around Christmas. Notices to creditors list Andrew Vandyckle as executor for Mary Jane VanSyckle’s estate in Glen Gardner. claims must be presented under oath for payment.
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