Town Council Teeters Over Fire Alarm Reform
The article outlines a chaotic council meeting discussing fire bell funding and alarm system upgrades. It names John K. Cooke Jacolhy Besant and Slurey as council figures, notes debates on rights purchases, and mentions a forthcoming vote on a new fire bell and telephone connected alerts. It covers budget talks, contractor bids, and potential system improvements for neighborhood protection.
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Godtroyer
Jacolhy Besant
Slurey
Moniay
Vaiimoan
Atiueney “Bartron
Tapresaniguve
Machane Bell Foundry
Tsaypange Oa Lecter
Stricrer
Aden
Uuslold
Bende
Edward Fy Thorap Aon
Neeleniad
Wodele Coy
Ieee
FOGG
Ryu Tewatl
Stryberg
Craft
Atu.s
Newark Nova
Payrall
Mo Willams
Lunacy Ax
Bunton
CO. Thompson
Gurl
Shrope
Telephone monopoly scare sparks public uproar in Delaware Valley
Fragmentary OCR reveals a tale of a looming telephone monopoly influenced by the Delaware Atlantic interests. It describes how a major firm allegedly sought control of exchanges, messenger charges, and user tolls, sparking public anxiety and regulatory scrutiny amid a wider push for centralization.
Move Cinvliy to Antwil Cases and Local Notices
Move Cinvliy to Antwil Cases and county notice of summons served on EH 1 Rowhorben to appear in Washington Street court to answer charges. The excerpt mentions a horse, weather, and a court date. also describes a charity reading event with Mrs Tenkyelk and others, plus a church alarm incident and a glee club program with local participants and a boarding school night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwil
Asnry Johnston
Shrone
Millbrook
Cheigtine
Washington
Mons
Albert
Williams
Delaware
Eypene
Toile Dy
Jonnatan
Enareine
Lo Ogsten
Day Tenkyelk
Newark
Acverat
Robert, B.walsh
Rolland “Jouking
East Orange
Innocent Sale
Will Inclide
Sre
Alleget
Mig
Casny Thorne Tuitery
Anti Pay ‘Meleata Ak Ad ‘Amily
Glee Club
Washington Industries Grow Around New Factory Plan
A proposed factory venture near Washington advances with incorporation set before the County Clerk. The project by the Florey brothers aims to open a factory by spring, employing about 25 workers with a frame two story building and electric machinery. Harvey G. Florey to head operations, P Korey to remain with The Cornish Company as general manager.
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Washington
U. Florey
Flores
Florey
Houls
Whnee
Ugherly
Eneryaut
Plana
A. Mioros
A. W
Brek
Bechara’ Marie Une Trivka
Hest Sui Mnel
Daaterg
Leens
Weil
Harvey
Korey
Cornish Company
Gener
T. J. Florey
Fuburban Sanitary
Fragmented Musings on Winter City Life and Gossip
A windswept, fragmentary diary of a small town winter scene. Observations range from shifting weather and shoveling costs to local parades and plans, with crowded questions about residents, merchants, and social happenings. Amid jokes and grievances, residents debate the season’s impact and upcoming events.
Death of Ileus Wellinger at Oxford Area
Death at the home of Mrs Wally E Thos in Oxford marks the passing of 76 year old Ileus Wellinger. An engineer by trade he served at the local blast furnace and was active in Masonic and Presbyterian circles. Survived by wife Mary Rapp and several children including William Crow of Oxford and Mrs Jelly Tims, funeral arrangements noted with multiple local affiliations listed.
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Ileus Wellinger
Oxford
Ain Wolliger
Migs Mary Rapp
Win
Crow
Jelly Tims
Narton
Beiheodure
Noalore
Lodge
Migiedl
Atic
Teor
Mandotla
Sala
Meeker
Misa Kennedy Nialewe
Kind
Atescal Mac
Peat Wille
Ora
Bantel Hood
Oden Jibby
Bomrang Soyo
Stryke Vovul Qhariette
Winston
Yee Phuro
Appointment for U S enumerators in Washington district
An improvised notice describes the selection of two enumerators for Washington and surrounding districts. At a public session last Saturday Postmaster Ciswell presided. Officials from Washington and New Haven attended as potential appointees. The two enumerators will serve the Eastern and Western districts with a two week window to complete the work at a per name rate.
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Allah
Yell Telephone Ce
Daeeton
Delware Gallantic
Derordte
New York
Pela Tucks
Ban Age
United States
Espresy Oe
Hite
Delaware & Alantio
Lowes Na
Diamay
Ian Elor
MussenKer
Westrud
Wader
Charlie Miler
Washington
Oxford
Ayar Dell
Fire Company of
Hampton
N. A
Clark Vaughn
Ting Hurley
Billy
Mat Radyva
Pratt
Ny 7 Institute
Kenny
Uri
Nepal
Probate notices and theatre plans outline Cornish heirs
Fragmented notices detail the probate of Cornish estate with minor bequests to siblings and spouses, while references to longtime business ties and family roles hint at a broader inheritance. The text also mentions an upcoming Brady or Salvadian show, with events planned at a local opera house, reflecting cultural life amid legal proceedings.
Prisoner Angie Found Guilty at Session Court
At session court Judge Hunt presided over a murder trial involving Angie. The jury returned a verdict of simple assault and battery after deliberations. Angie was sentenced to pay $60 and court costs plus a six month county jail term, with part suspended on good behavior until March. Other defendants faced charges for assault and property damage. rulings followed after brief proceedings.
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Macher
Washington
Belvidece Avenue
Iit
Thosay
Hetvidere Jali
Jnranth
Crim
Witressy
Pennsyleaiits
Angle
Miro Roseberby
Angie
Brent
Jasue
Agila
Italia
Ag. Wall
Aininle Ristult
Bautrery
Jinige
Simiel Fulmer
Delaware Park
Lopateone Township
George Debolia
Wenger Cay
Pam Ipsburg
Rey Hill
Jorac
J*hn- Jinsbury
Bow
Saltyami
Jadpe Shipman
LeRoy Faulkner
Stentin Woods
Dhajse Shipman
Montag
Cuban education plan sparks local controversy
A controversial push by the New Jersey Institute of Music and Languages to educate Cuban students faces backlash over funding and management. Community creditors demand payment as the operation winds down. only 13 of 22 students remain. A separate case notes the capture of Paulkater after a carbondale investigation and a jail break linked to Faulkner.
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Hinds
New Jersey
Cuba
Puplie
Althia
Uingldsd
Nolan
Total Electric Company
Vlevteteght
Concennea Corporation
Ftadsane
Dupre
New Jersey Institute
Church and fraternal notices advertising rates listed
The Star prints advertising rate folders for church and fraternal notices. It lists charges by line and classifies weekly announcements, entertainment events, festivals, and social gatherings of monogemaloie character. Rates range from pennies per line to higher fees for longer listings.
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Captain
Denniiely
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Hones Brothers Telepornie
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Virgi Avenue
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