Local legislative actions dominate quiet Senate session
Monday night saw a brief Senate run through a batch of bills with limited impact. Key items included Voorhees and Daly proposals on juries and licensing, exemptions for certain professionals, and a plan to reconfigure jury selection. House votes and railroad measures drew attention amid a flurry of local notices and public governance notes.
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Daly
Licenwell
Voorheed
Batman
Pieivater
Wid Rumen
Kateham
Washington
Wis
Senate
Fonds
Darber, Varty
Kuki
House
Messrs
Bowers
Clummerfelt
Public lecture series by Dr England planned
Admirers of Dr England anticipate a new lecture series. The first sermon will be next Sunday evening with subsequent topics including Consecrated Womanhood, Parental Duty, Home and Hereafter, and Moral T... dates given in the text.
Death of Joseph Gna a miller at Plane No 7
Obituary notes the death of Joseph Gano a miller from Plane No 7 near the borough. Born January 4 1835 near Fattenburg Montordon he left five children and several siblings. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at his home with burial in Waslington cemetery.
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Joseph
Miller
Suniny Syoning
Ingama
Ito
Peidhy
Mr. Gano
Fattenburg
Muntordon
County
Suiller
Tope
Port Long
Oxford
Lig
Herbert
Milton
Safelving Brothers
Sandsbury
Junction
Wellington
Norton
Benjamin Bwinyre
Philpsbury
Christiana
Easton
Wright
Waslington
Prison Terms in Theft Case Reported by Connecticut Court
Judge Prentice sentenced Grove Hutchings to one year in state prison for stealing 57.5 in ten cent pieces from a fellow border acquaintance. Joseph McArthur, a Derby man, was found guilty and sentenced to nine months in jail after admitting he helped steal and distribute the coins. The court noted McArthur’s frank admission and cooperation with authorities, and praised Williams for his role in the case.
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Prentice
Grove Hutchings
Bourder
Joseph’ McArthur
McArthur
Frantey
Dr. Williams
A. Sentanea
Gonn
Union
Hutelinga
Washington
Two Local Youths Arrested After Market Theft
Fragmentary report notes two young town residents named Andrewe and Patel who allegedly tipped a till at John Everitt’s meat markets and stole around two dollars. They were arrested but no action taken yet. case likely to proceed at the next Grand Jury.
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Patel
John Everitt
Lelgie
Dpevo
Pete
Pater
Patc
Actaal-Singa
Death of Lewis J Hann at Mortis Plains Hospital
Lewis J Hann of Tadge Pi Hano died at Mortis Plains Hospital on a Tuesday morning after brain softening. He was 37 and had been treated there for a year. He previously served as cashier of the Viret National Bank and is survived by two children and a sister Mrs. Gohrett of Philadelphia. funeral arrangements are private.
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Bloomsbury
Moday Moening
DeLlart
Wenty-Tva- Yenes Age
Ohier Wustice
Beasley
Tuadea Mercer Beasley
Mahoma
East
Trantan
Tio
Jidge’ Chhuneau
L. L. Dol
Avoberti
Mercer Counby
Flithier
Freiéchle Beasley
University of Pennsylvanis
St. Michael's Ehireh
Trenton
Ela
Princeton College
William Napton
Roe Wow
L'Tronton
Commel Gounell
Barat
Justica
Parker
Justiga
Supreme Court
Rabdulpl Bate
McClellin
Abbott
Ila
Flix
Monmouth
Aliddlesex
U. al BI
Warren
Connell
O. U
Advocate Connell
Liberty
John F. Reynolds
ATL
Wright
Wilington
Virginie
Duagmyth
Washington
Itriolic Lodge
Lewis J. Hann
Tadge Pi H. Bano
Gohrett
Philadelphia
Jorclorte
Cerna
John F. Reynolds Post
Wo dl
A. RB
Mabel Jenkins
Dims
Speirs
Minnie Vannatta
Mr. Collina
Cox Fiambly Mra
Cox
Iryli
Harry
James H. Jaliton
Payson Horta Horna
Mears
Dilts
Diitling
Laubach
Bowlby
Charles Collins
Stein
Johnston Cornish
England
Cornish
Hoover
Englind
C. Stahl
We Stata
New Jersey
Woule Pon
Ib Fa
Pythias
Charles Christine
Sfenry Q. Robbing
Poekaldul
V8 McCain
Baturtay
Sundsy
Herman
Lara Pulper Cane
Blale Stull
Pd. King
Euston
Themantiams
Misa Lkyle Wagner
Gardner
Harry Flether
Fairmount
Edward A
Phompyon
Lis Wrother
Jeruey
Eller Geo . Smith
Ellenbeth
Rey
St. Wright
Charles Colling
Jersey City
Sumilayard
Timothy Sheehan
Lehigh College
Tunsilitis
Edward Macalister
New-York
Deonis Derrivaux
Newark
Slineey Paall
Wiliam Lantz
Gerrann Valley
Simuel F. Fron
Xanark
Paranta
James Cyphers
Pant Weelk
Misseu Anni
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Oxfordy
Laura Hudord
Stroudsburg
Batnedey
Mrv
Wiliam Cling
Annie ‘Moore
East Orange
Nevel
Misa Stephens
Netwark
Milton Gano
Road Street
United States
BleFferson
Arizona
Lis Piyseinn
Boneh
McPherson
Mra. Langstail
Washington City
Messrs
J. B. Pulper
Shields
Mas Clara Stewart
Sehoelnt Drombor Lush -Ereek
Billy" Bailey
Thorey
Sidbet
Louise Kenanerer
Scranton
Thenan Mc Murtrie
Grage Tee
Robert Glidh
Limbertyil
West Pittston
Paire
Wilbur Pierson Aml Childrei
and Airs
West
Washington Avenue
Merson
Jmne
DE Ry Nunn
J. Keggan
J. H. Vescelius
Fackettstown
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Grange
Ww Nunn
Port Coldoh
Miss Johanna
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Secanton
Riy
Union League Club social gala at Amelia buildings
The Union League Club hosted a large reception for their Gua quarters in the Amelia buildings last Friday night. About 188 attendees enjoyed a charming program including Nellie Spears, Mr. Gao W. Kase, and Mr. Geo Bowlby with vocal and instrumental performances.
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Amelia Buildings
Hanttesi Selec Pia i oGeli
Randal Leger
Misa Nellie Spairs
Gao. W. Kase
Geo. Bowlby
Richard Gleitz
George Bowlly
Ssue
Minnie Vannattta
Annie Speirs
Nailia Spoirs
Local charity stage show praised for entertaining program
Brooklyn actor Underhill presented with the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church at Sheis Halton. The performance of Rip Van Winkle featured Miss Annie Speirs, Mrs Payson Hartshorne and Mrs James Jolmaton with a Plano duet and a mixed quartet. The event drew praise for its lively scenes and provision of colorful entertainment.
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Charles TP. Underhill
Brooklyn
Sheis Halton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tio Presbyterian Oburub
Tip van Winkle
Grotohon
Derrick
Hémeos
Candidate Announces Candidacy for Township Committee
A resident announces intention to seek one of the nominations for the township committee in Oxford at the upcoming caucus. The candidate pledges faithful performance of duties if elected.
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Ty Self
Oxford
Supreme Court Considers Passenger Rights Amid Carriage Dispute
The court reviews a dispute where a railroad passenger refused to remove two packages from a car and was denied admission. The verdict awarded $1,008 to the plaintiff, with Justic e Van Syckel noting the contract limited the passenger to personal baggage and that packages were not part of wearing apparel.
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Swan
Suprema Court
Mnst
Dusties Vari Syckel
L& We R&r. Co
Thomas ‘Bulilegk
Bullock
Daly
Dover
Coltling
Philath
Sheroupan
Expres
Bolt
Obber
Transpublichvd
Plahitlin
Tha
Hhey
Bose
Justicn van Syckelanys
Big Ticket
Altar Haranters-Theonry
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Rav
de Witt G. Cobb
Madford
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Ators
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Orange
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Misa Carrio Li Anglo
Myo Long
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Charles Kl Nixon
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Frank Rixon
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South Beth- Iohoam
Henry Grese
Lincoln, Powers
New York
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Ide
Onca
HeWitt
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