Fire at two Wolumbia barns destroys property
A midnight blaze near Wolumbia engulfed two barns within half a mile of each other on Monday. Suspects, Italian hands seen nearby, faced strong suspicion as investigators and local sheriffs gathered. Insurance claims and losses included wagons, cattle, horses, and a stone crusher site, totaling several hundred dollars despite efforts to save the nearby house.
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Kinney Tran- Bue
Paulina Kill Consolidated Power
Munh
Portland
Sarinativ
Travan
Aber
Blader
Hoaldes
Wwe
Alan
Horace
Pater
Woltora
Adam
Bomne
Taina
Teangue
Crissoma
Se “Particular Italiana
Winbin
Vietnally
Aliana
Hilisis
Edpacilly
Horgéa
Horgéa Burnad
Chasara
Ngton
Payties
Coe
Dapple Gray
H. W. Alleger
Senator Sewell Dies and Political Fallout in New Jersey
Senator Sewell died December 27 after five years of illness. he led the Weatherney Railroad and built Republican organization in New Jersey. Names like Voorhis, Dol Writisrbour, and Stokes surface as possible successors while discussions hinge on State Treasurer and Senatorial posts. A separate auction note and a violent incident near a railroad station round out the page’s local items.
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Hong
Curger Mo
Stytenpong Panacea
Naning
United Stat
Sewell
Stats
Banutle
Weatherney Railroad
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Thogo
Perhopa
Evary County
Jemented Wobert
Sawell
Supreme Court Qlerk
Stokes
Thera
Dewon
Win. M. Johogon
United Stuca
Kean
Stokew
Johevon Belog
Johevon Belog Made Stite Trenaurer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aalé
Mob Wrecks Lundy House in Lynch Mob Violence
A mob of about 200 men attacked the Lundy home on Broad Street after a white woman and a Black man reportedly cohabited observed relations. The two-story shack was torn down, occupants fled, and Lundy was beaten and shot in multiple places. The event followed threats and a note left on Lundy warning him to remove the white woman from his home. Local authorities intervened as the crowd dispersed, with Lundy taken to a nearby house for care. The incident sparked tensions in the Black community and prompted discussion of interracial relationships and vigilante action in the area.
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Tnorleporismen
Etry Biide
AL Yao
Barry Knowles
Knowles
Los Azbnery
David Lundy
Homor
Lindy
David
Cara
George B Andrews
Almot
Efe
Harold
Beers
Hannah
Lundy
Landy
Geveral
Monroe
Brandijshad Thaasa
Rexchod
Joseph
Taylor
Charles Force
Tuga
Ory
Enid
Dell & Murasen
Shropa
Beter
Dr. Smith
Hessia Andrewe
Saveral
Mr. Losuw
Dan van Gelsen
Luody
van Gelsen
Port Caldoo
Beveri
Morris Canal
Fanny Cook
Tuesaday
Soma
Lotte
Privata
Mia
Nevada
Hemiston
Ide
Nm Barjo
Thorydiergr
Biles Lolta
S.dezen
Changewater
Sonif
A. T. Skerry & Co
George A. Helme
Scot
Bryant
Washington
Pokit
Tie Plang
Gita
Cornetrun & Begioners
Haman
Skérre & Co
Lackawannal
Hunterdon Coetty
Grand Jury Returns in Hackettstown District Court
Hackettstown court term opens at Belvidere with Grand Jury duties outlined by Judge Shipman Prosecutor Angle to assist. Alpha and New Village license applications discussed. notable attendees include Justice Mahlon Pitney delaying appearance due to General Lowell funeral. Licenses denied for Alpha hotel and New Village badge use, while constables and jurors named. case of John Karr versus United Electric to occupy court.
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Tureday
Mahlon Piney
Lowell
Camden
Dodge Shipman
Grand Jury
Hackettstown
Dak
le Saviot
Frank Wolff
Jassal B.bard
Ojsius Vosler
Suipman
Cole
J. Drokaw
Bullville
John Burne
Blairstown
Soloman D. Higley
Pohatvong
Alploneo Dedlillier
Washington
Hetel
Abn O. Ezthurt
Naw Village
Shiptoan
C. N. Shropp
Koropzh
Guo. B. Vitet
Huckettatown
Curne Vorler
Oxford
Saviah
Shariff Cole
Old Gaere
Die J. Mackay
Balvidere
Robert Orelyy Blaire Towis Eas
Robert C. Ristey
Franklin
Corren A. Albertson
Independence
Euiphalpt Hoovar
A. McLoughily
Peilipeburg
Norman Dayne
Panaquarry
Joepht Sraith
Philipsburg
George W. Wilton
Allamiehy
Wildrick
Hardwick
Jamies Trelont
Ulltnavure
United Electric Improvement 62
Mahlon Pitney
Justice Pituey
Thia Diatrict
Morris County
All Wool and: A Yard Wue. Whroo of mw Bind Conatabla Jeveph
A fragmented tale recounts a Delaware County scene with Justice and merchants over debt judgments, a Belvidere innkeeper, and a curious incident of reassembled machinery. It blends odd local anecdotes with notes on a wool mill rebuild and town growth.
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Lindaberris
Bis Coor
Merehart
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