Whitford Proposes 1.3 Million State University Plan
The article reports Assemblyman Whitford's startling proposal for a 1.3 million appropriation to fund a new state university outside Trenton. It would be run by the state board of education with regular courses and normal training, location undisclosed, aiming to expand higher education across New Jersey.
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Plana
Etale
Republicana Ta
Democrate Aynin
Laudanbergar
Hertterdon County
North Jersey
Warran
Trantenlon
Siganor
Herouigh
Board of Frestalderd
Stile
Gybiel
Murphy Douta
Grey
Benatar-Mcarbarof-Teggox
Ruasoo
Monlaones
Whitford
Ita
Trastin
Itia
State Board of Education
Mloe
Theatabog
Cuba
Thu Faland
Secura Bint
Manaura
Tate
aLead
Lakewood
New Jersey
Tranton House
Trenton
Nha Idan
Doubtiesa
Hasresork
Svill
Af Ihe
Kora
Lackawanna Goes Skyward in Turbulent Ownership War
The piece outlines a contested control battle over Lackawanna shares with George Gould, Mosca Taylor, and others involved. It notes share prices, par value, and recent trades while predicting suburban development and potential management changes before the annual meeting on February 23.
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Ratiraut
Steve
Wall Effeet
Lickawanni
Wall Street
Pricca
Ara
Lockawonna
Will Street
Gould
Rick Ifallera
Vic Aorhitte
James Stillman
Samuel Blom
Chat Thee
Macau
Warren
Sousex
Triftle
Loval Garvice
Interesti Ng Developmento
Painting talk and party nominating Briggs for State Treasurer
Fragmentary phonetic notes mix boat paint talk with political sniping. It mentions Pucuday ex Mayor Prink Briggs of Trenton chosen as Republican State Treasurer nominee amid factional support and opposition within the party.
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Briggs
Abin
Pucuday
Prink
Trenton
Charles A. Rwed
Somer- Abt
Sonnls
Vletory
Brigea
Lafre
Smallpox Epidemic Strikes Blackettstown. Miss Porter Among Victims
The town enters a fifth week of smallpox with 11640 cases reported since the outbreak began. Miss Porter, a young woman from a prominent family, is critically ill as health officials race to contain spread. Authorities consider dogs as possible carriers while efforts to vaccinate and quarantine residents continue. The new Centenary Institute building, costing about 41200, is near completion to house patients while relief for confined youths proceeds.
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Blackettstown
Ana'o
Woriova
Vollewinte Institutea
Wedoceday
Barbesa
Outado
Wewark
New York
Porter
Miss Porter
Misa Porter
Philadelphia
Farrew
Thiand
Bavace
Ile
Satfio
Thia Fung
Notable local deaths and funerals in Changewater area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Charles Creving, Jaren Creviinit, Walter and Grace abduction, and Elmer Castner near Changewater. Surviving family members are listed with locations in Hoboken, Newburg, Denver, Califon, and Washington. Funeral arrangements set for Changewater Mt. church, with Rev. Tracer officiating.
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Crarglen Creveino
Jaren
Chargewater
Paterson
Hosepital
Washington
Mr. Crowling
Aras Whitneld
Newburg
S. Y
Browart
Denver
Col
Jacob
Mary. Stiker
Pater- Hon
Amand Bloom
Toncuion
Lucy Cole
Califon
George Ainck
Wobsken
Samuel Werver
Crawling
Changewater Mt. &. Church
Tracer
DB. B. Tomkins
Town Fath ers Meet in Force over Washington Avenue Survey
The February Common Council meeting showed strong turnout as Councilman Stevens led in debate over a street line survey. A map by Willings Loman and the firm Halsey & Logan indicated a northward drift of Washington avenue near the railroad culvert, prompting lengthy discussion and a unanimous vote to accept the report. The council also considered William Barron’s request to transfer a salon license to East Washington Avenue, sending the matter to the license committee, where a roll call led to mayoral intervention and a final vote in Barron’s favor. Additional items included a payroll slate for city officials and lingering mentions of other budget items. The obituary of Aaron O. Bow, noted as a venerable former barber and Lafayette College alum, was reported with reflections on his long life and family. The funeral was held on Saturday.
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Common Council
Stevens
DeRenter
Hie
Manrvey
Willings. Loman
Halsey & Logan
Washington Avenue
Fort Golden
Wyckoll
Port Caldas
Railrated
Clark
Qulick
Jim
DeRemer
Hines
Shitty
John Stonts
Hanes Brothers
Grartzi
Gothineg
Washington
Thompson
Aaron O. Bow
Johir
Bomein Easton’ Tost
Townsbury
Daston
Silo
Lafayette College
Reurn
George Juhkin
Presbytery
Newton
Mioiatry
Mra
Sarah Good
Ellen Pittee
Garolind Ray
Tdzzie Merritt
Enstans Mra
Hannah Hicks
Boston
Jona Mme
Thin Place
Warrey Tidinneta Fund Called By Washington Council
The Washington Common Council urges a relief fund for Hackettstown amid public disdain. Citizens voice condemnation of perceived contempt and urge urgent support for the town facing financial strain and misrepresentation.
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Washington
Freahinghes
Kylges
Wrights forged notes and local arrest sparks Dover turmoil
The Dover region reels as Frank Wright, accused of forging endorsements on notes to ease debt, faces heightened scrutiny while authorities trace counterfeit activity and a related warrant targets Harry Swart for fraud. Separately, a smallpox exposure prompts fumigation efforts aboard a Washington to Paterson railcar and a troubling suicide case near Easton prompts a lengthy search.
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Hranke J Wright
Davar Elcetrletin
Ashing
Wright
Harry cL. Swart
Juntlee Brownind
Thomas H. Davey
Martin V. B Searing
Alexander Kanouka
Jacob W. Baker
Mase
Dover
Wall Ny
Tls
Jong
Fenris
of Dover
Soldier Life in the Philippines and a Navy Veteran’s Tale
The article recounts veteran Harvey Thatcher’s service from San Francisco through the Philippines. It notes his six years in the U.S. Army and brief Navy duty, his capture of a naval boat Napidan, and his time at Manila’s governor general palace. Thatcher describes life in the islands, the climate, diet, and locals, including rebel activity, religious practices, and views on Aguinaldo.
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Thatcher
Peter FW
Jackson Avenue
San Francisco
United States
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Thatebsr
Philippines
Santa Grae
Manila
Maxila
Horaca
Scatibou
Mento Verliena
Imaga
Washington Agein
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