Death of William Abel in Hampton County
Local report notes William Abel killed by a bite from a large black snake near the Lackawanna railroad embankment above town. The reptile, four feet long, was in a semi-revived state after warmth and likely from winter quarters near water. Black snakes are uncommon in the area, and the creature’s appearance signals a rare winter return.
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Hampton
William Abel
William
Lackawanna Failroad
Szhibilién
Imlaydale
Wiseburn
Howard
Pritts
Amiton Weller
Veeder Weller
New York
Soll
Abel
Yorkes
Frinceton
Ridgewood
John Marlatt Frath Cramer
Annandale
Felonda
Wm. Cowell
Warren County Board of Freeholders
Morris Plains
Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy For Prolapse Cure
A St Joseph Michigan club woman Mrs Danforth reports relief from womb prolapse and related pains after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed strength and health after four months of daily doses. She invites other women to seek free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham for distressing symptoms.
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Mrs. Danforth
St. Joseph
Mich
Lydia B. Pinkham
Ark
Twen
Lydia
Pinkham
Meap
Lorerce-Danfontes
Miles Ave
Ft. Joseph
Local notes from Newton and neighboring counties reel through drama and industry
From neighboring counties come scattered items on industry, marriage, and local oddities. Calvin Daodurtry wed Barbara Ellen Connell in Somerset. two auto buyers named Wo. F. Buobl and Wm. i ae attended. A Dover mill surrenders its charter while Knox Hat Co plans to move to Boonton if a cash deal succeeds. A rough Dover crowd hurls objects at the Blue Comedy Company after a show, injuring a boy with an umbrella.
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Newton
Sogtaty
Stockholm
Horcox
Calvin Daodurtry
Somerset County
Barbara Ellen Connell
Fromlegion
Wo. F. Buobl
Cawley
Somerville
Sovereign Foundry &Mpg Co
Lebanon
Baker
Onoton
Beora Be
Dover
Jookndout
Knox Hat Co
New York
Marcey Brothers
Hoonton
Revalver
Knox Hat Company
Inmense
Boonton
Clark Space
Papakating
Sussex County
Averaxort
Blue Comedy Company
Acteaenes
Local notes outline March elections and community changes
The vicinity notes report township elections set for March 32h, Elks lodge prospects in Easton, Rann guiding Pleasant Grove mercantile plans, and a range of local happenings. It cites baseball pitches, pension talks, a Newton couple becoming parents, wage cuts at Valesnite Cement Works, and assorted weather, crime, and church news across towns including New Germantown and Woodstock.
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Lodge of Elks Ia
Easton
A. T. Rann
Businosa
Pleasant Grove
Sant Grifith
Bangor
Rochester
Lovie Ratti
Newton
Washington
Han
Valesnite Cement
Fowler
Hall of Rackottatowa
Geo
Danley
Ross Dowinda
Rev
J. & Curry
New Germantown
Trampi
Musconatoong
Ghursh
Junoon
Giao
Frederick Dollicker
Bomea
Rockport
Claarford Park
Realdo
Bloomabury
Woodstock
N. Y
Lafayette College
Presbyterian Church
Milford
Zion Methodist Church
Pen Argyl
Andrew Carnegis
Aluta Jfextons
George F. Eveland
Hackettstown
Philadelphis
Byelaod
Elty
Ita
Tratquillly Farms
Hobden Ferry
Jersey
Werden
PoeState Commission
Rhe State Board of Education
Warren Aniiity
Warren County
New Jersey Briefs Show Busy Knights of Pythias Session
The Grand Lodges of the Knights of Pythias plan their annual session in Trenton on February 17 and 18. A Camden man made a record real estate purchase, paying $100000 for 123 Bowser in Germantown. Bishop Edwards Lines becomes rector of Christchurch Notwara, described as one of the diocese’s poorest churches. Harvest records note a paltry crop at Lake Hopatcong, and a caution about road conditions for seamen. The state boards consider dairy reform, while the Central Railroad of New Jersey aid to victim Wilson Fredericks follows the Westfield wreck, highlighting graft and hospital care.
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Knights of Pyiblag
Horaaback
New Jerey
South Jersey
Nowthero
Roodimauy
State Board of Health
Ic 1A
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Wilson Fredericks
Weatfeld
Pistufeld
Citter
Immense tunnel work and river discoveries reported
General news notes describe 500 feet left to dig under the North River and a vast forge allegedly stretching between Milford and Port Jory in the Delaware River area. A Rudiam treasure is said to be found in gold worth extraordinary sums, while a moon observance and fever prevention efforts affect public life. A curfew proposal in Allentown follows the Bechtel murder, with all under sixteen required home by nine.
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Milford
Port Jory
Rudiam
BBC Se
United State
Barcus 4
Gala
Bro
Port Jervia
Bechtel
Allentown
Fragmentary Local Notice From A Tangled 19th Century Page
An highly garbled OCR fragment mentions J. B. Orner with a horrible leg ulcer, references to the Treasury Department, Franklin Grove Illinois, and scattered names and terms like Alyce Wahue and Hoboken. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates but echoes a medical and legal news tone with scattered names and places.
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Alyce
Hoboken
Bockian
Bulva
Railroad Rumblings and Railroading Fragments
A garbled column reports burglars stealing 390 in cash from a mill, railroad figures like Clyde Widever and Thomas Wallace named amid incidents, and a fatal pneumonia claim for Daniel J. McDade. It notes aging engineer John Chsson, a stair entry burglary, and a wave of suburban traffic prompting four-car trains and acetylene lighting on the Livkawnons railroad.
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Panasylva Pla 8, &R
Manuokachook
Clyde Widever
Thomas’. Wallace
Tipkawanna
Delaware
Park Arange
New York
N. Y. Control R, Br, Co
Brig
Daniel J. McDade
Rairoad Dé Versatile
Orange
Port Mortia
John Chsson
United States
Pateraon
Amcs
Heme
Hogland
Ib Yoare
Hobo‘ Rou
Bik
Cara
Portable and Stationary Economical Durable Catalog Request
Catalogue advertisement emphasizes portable and stationary models noted for economy reliability and durability. Claims late installation avoids water freezing issues and promises simple upkeep with no bother. Readers urged to write for complete product details and pricing.
The Niagara Hydraulic Spray Pump Design
The apparatus is designed for large scale spraying with an air chamber 10 inches in diameter and 30 inches long, holding about 12 gallons. All working parts are brass including valves and plunger.
Empire King Spraying Pump Advertisement Claim
An advertisement touts the Empire King Spraying Pump with automatic mechanical agitator for mixing poison and water and an automatic brush to keep the strainer clean. It features a seamless brass cylinder 234 inches inside diameter and eight inches long with solid brass plunger and red brass valves, a brass screw spout with stop cock, and urges spraying fruit trees in February and early March.
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Wicinity Notes
NEW Jersey Briefs
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