State funds dwindle as New Jersey legislature debates finances
The assembly discusses using remaining state treasury funds for a 1.3 million dollar appropriation for a proposed state university site outside Trenton. Other measures include depository arrangements for public funds, Cuban relief resolutions, and broad fiscal bills. Senator McCartar and Governor Murphy are cited amid debates on public spending and regulatory changes.
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Plana
Trenton
Republicana
Lauenberger
Jong ‘Hon
Haderdon Nannty
Warren
Tunterdon
Snasex
Hill Praviser
Uwhanéver
Gopaldar
Ina
Murphy
Masangs
Honsoa
Generel
Gregy
Conatt
Mane Dion
McCartar
Hasax
Aha Hera
Monica
Treaaurar
Whitford
Atate
Alita
Atate Board of Aduration
Atata, O
Williame
Dasex
Aavanlbly
New Jersey
Senate
Cana
solPsustelning
Rulief
Cuba
Lackawanna Stock Moves Amid Ownership Talks
Reports on Lackawanna equities show Gould offering 100 per share for Moses Taylor and control shifting to major estates. Market prices imply two share lots of Lockawanon worth 29125 pounds while a possible sale to Warren and Snasex counties looms with an April government-facing turnout.
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Kipucca
Canin
Indlentana
Lackawanna
Wirales
Cleoree
Gould Bangit
Ligleawannnon Montay
Wall Street
Lutaa
Wall
Lockawonun
New York Stock Exchange
Could
Moses Taylor
Peailent Tesltale
New York Sno
Tela
James Stila
Simonl Sinaner
George J. Gould Eng
Tha
Stan
Les
Warren
Snasex
Prassnt
Mant
S Trafic
Moana Bean Na Datialactory
Printer's rowdy letters cites Briggs state treasurer race
A chaotic Washington letter page describes paint concerns and zinc details, then reports Mayor Frank Briggs of Uremou winning the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. The lower House backed Briggs 80 to 32 amid Senate opposition, with local representative Lalrary County voting for Briggs.
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Brizgs Bo Bo
Aten
Mointain
Prankoh Briggs
Uremou Waa
Whid
Briggs
Charles A. Rued
Damier Nek
Kopibilaans
Senate
Tao Bate
Tower Housa
Whic
Opeponent
Lalr&y
Odd County
Smallpox Epidemic Strikes Hackettstown Nursing Outbreak and Mourning
The town faces a smallpox outbreak with three new cases last Thursday raising fears of additional deaths. Miss Eliza M Porter is seriously ill, with unclear infection sources possibly linked to pets. officials urge caution as 2 patients recover and others remain at risk. A new municipal hospital wing is opened but limited, while vaccination efforts continue with Dr. M. Cool and nurse support. nearby Mansfield Township reports no cases.
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Lléin
Iin
Centenary Collegiate Contitute
Buslvean
Haukettstown
Ying
Leen
Newark
New York
Edea High
Misa Eliza M. Porter
Gamun
Houa
Misa Porter
Mita
Porter
Philadelphia
Cora
Suga Porter
de. Farrow
Huckettatown
Giles
Hia
Ann Brown
Lily
Hern
Dupgeronaly
Sra
Cithargara
M. Cool
Sanford Clark
John Moeritt
Hackattstown
Mansfeld Township
Mansfield
la Oy
Antono Sobiing
Deaths of notable residents noted in Changawater area
The obituary notices honor Charles Crevilod and Charies Creviling on Changawater life. Also reported are the deaths of Will iam Beatty of Paterson area, Pimer Castner near Changawater, George Bowlby of New Lympton, and Dr. George W Titman of Hackettstown. Funeral details and survivor lists are provided for each case.
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Charles Crevilnd
Gharies
Changawater
Paterson Hospital
Suriceana
Hey
Hiim
Whishington
Mr. Groviing
Walter
Geo
Juun
Mia
Clark Cyphers
Baboken
Suter
Whitfeld
Newhart
Browart
Denver
Jacob
Washington
Mary Siiker
Patocigen
Amand Bloom
Innetion
Lucy Cola
Califon
George Black
Hoboken
Samuel Weaver
Waa
Cane O'Clock
M.H. Ohuteh
Bir
Trevor
Spruce Rap
Fey
Omkinn
Buwliess
Heatty’y Wift
Atrelves Hin
Wiiyinnh MM
Slater Ther Queeleing Childred
Arthur
Penwell
Berbert
Chester
Hiatnie
Pleasant Cove
Sikoroe
EB. B. England
Woethington
Dacessed
Musconetoorg Valley Presbyterian Church
Bowlby
Bong
Albert
Loulgo
Benjamin
New York
George
Somerville
Pirs
Rainvel Cramar Oe Crawford
Demir Lawson
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Buck
Mary Schovilla
Nynek, N
George W. Titslan
George Willa Titman
Hackattetown
Big
Plac
Bridzeville
Beiidirs Academy
Wyatt Halk
Mediging Wadir
Woodbury
Haknomann Medieal Gert Fage
Philadelphia
Germantown
Kool Pos
Thamta
Hack] Plistown
Aterment
Titaran
Council Tightens License and Maps Dated Street Deviation Noted
February Common Council meeting draws full membership. A survey by Willian J. Togan shows a fifty foot northward shift of the Bat Washington avenue roadway due to railroad culvert work. The mayor approves William Barron’s saloon license transfer after roll call. Bills paid include street payrolls and police expenses. Aaron O Hof, father of local barber John M. Holl, dies at ninety three.
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Stevens
Couneilmin DeRemer
Nna
Willian
Togan
Halaoy & Logan
Bat Wualington
Port Colden
Port Coldan
Vardenluly
Thors
Lha Mate Nin
William Barron
Washington Avenue
Jin
Curl
Guilick
DeRemer
Haneen
Sourt
Sfirm
Tia
Johnston
Eee Hante Brothers
Warren Tie Lries
Petpennet
Washington
Bam
A.W. Crevalley
John C. Rube
Excerpted Appeal Urges Washington Aid to Hackettown Relief
The Warren Tidings prints a railing appeal to Washington via the Common Council. It criticizes a past misrepresentation and pledges to fund relief for Hackettown, arguing required aid is warranted and timely amid local hardship.
Dover News Reel: Wright Forged Notes Fraud Trial
Dover reports detail Harry Wright facing charges linking forged endorsements by Thomas Davey and others. The case centers on counterfeit notes discounted by private lenders with sums totaling hundreds of dollars, while Wright reportedly vanished with authorities unsure of his location.
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Frank Wi Wrtatt
Dacer Electrician
Avisey & Shaw Tn
Hetelvan
Ranarta
Dover Piper
Reppria
Rome
Wright
Harry Fa Ewartt
Brown
Hyward
Thomas Hy Davey
Bertin V. B Bearing
Alexander Janouhe
Jacob W. Baker
4 Uits
Monty
Tieraces
Dover
Elo Fa
Searald
Thomas Hf. Davey
Main
Soldier from Jackson Ave. returns after six years abroad
Thatcher, son of Peter W. Thatcher of Jackson Avenue, was discharged in January after six years in the U S Army, including service in New Jersey City, Fort Hamilton, Port Monroe, and the Philippines. He describes insurrectional fighting, Aguinaldo, and Manila duties, and notes customs losses and a long stay in Japan on the way home.
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Emer
Pimer Castner
Pargarh
Mr. Castnor
Calvin Cartner
Chancewater
Alice M. Bowers
John Bowers
Bowerd
Tineral Tank
Cortner
Tonkins
Port Colden
Inturmont
Washington
Ulargey Thatcher
Peter W. Thatcher
Jackson Avenue
Uncle Sam
San Francisco
United States
Jerzey City
Fort Hamilton
Battery I
Flrat
Portrass Monroe
Fort Morgan
Aly
Mobile
Philippine Talandé
Japan
Manila
Maud Ae
Apuinaldo
Manilay
Philippios Telands
Gir
Thatcher
Wes
Jara
Caess
Islands
Jesus
Thatcher Enya
Bellava
Thatner
Waslington
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Ptho
Townahip
Che
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Cmadilticas
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Lackawansa
Tindel
Altima
Mactinary
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Charles Crevilog
Willam Beoky
Elmer Cestner
Oxford
Vate
Liam Barron
Aaron O. Hof
John M. Holl
Townsbury
Boston
Leafiyelle College
Nabliation
Ster
George Jankin
Lafayatta Polleat
Presbytery
Newton
Sarah Good
Eilon Pilme
Caroling. Ray
Ligrid Nerrit
Destiny
Annaht Hicks
John M. Heil
Wrigki
Messares
Woahington
Boonton
Tueday
Paterson
Patoreon General Hospital
Amullpox
Herson
Scranton
Easton Map
Easton
Hucry S. Bute
Keeratury
Baston Board of Health
Bushell Creek
Creemery Brideo
Buck
Albert Rute
Welloc
Thias Hhe
Likergood
Tropical Doves
Tranton
Lakewood
Esoninz
Vera
Warman
Boptann
Alantown
Namber
Stewartsville Presbyterian
Mara
Jacob Jush
Harry
U.S. Plant & Cos
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Leo Plaut.&Co
Pernamont
Supreme Court
Pitney
V. Treiton
Shams Holmes
State+ Gazette
Philippines
Aguinaldo
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