New Jersey Notes From The Recent Happenings
A diverse clipping reports burglaries at John Todd's Hampton boarding house, local prosecutions, and arrests. It notes immigration, church dedications, and a state rail property assessment. Also covered are a monster hawk capture by trappers, a Franklinite ore discovery on the Slmngon farm, and preparations for Atlantic City Grand Army encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Glen Gardner
Orthia
Todd
Hampton
Plekerel
Jucey Bee
New Jersey
Associason
Juolu
Trenton
Fert
Washington, D.C
Bits
Chas
Brelning
Mra
Kinney
Yunacounty
Arkona
Chester
Ming
Fle
Meill
Javawin
Chis
Porter
Wharton Bleel Company
Wharton
Palipsburgy
State Board of Assessors
Los
Shadi
Caulvin Thatcher
Jesse Dalrymple
South
Rountain
Belvidere
William
Evoon
Frank’ Kempple
Himburg
Ube
Simpson
Kempple
Are
Franklin
Franklinite
Railroad News and Local Notes from Dover and Nearby
Conductor Charles H. Thompson of Dover cited after a non-guilty verdict for contributors negligence. The 12 mile Pennsylvanian tunnel under the Hudson nears use with the first passenger run. Lackawanna line details include plans to curb ticket fraud. Miss Vida Title visits relatives. Mount McKinley expedition plans include hydrogen balloon, balloon specs noted. ice house filling continues near Transago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Welse
Newston
Lackawanna
Black
Court of
Lrroerg
Pennsuia RR
Hudson River
Uluckattstawy
L. AL. Runyoile
Geo. Danley
Connecticut
Herogig
William Te Will
Alaska
Watson Cooper
Gorges
Younk
Goble Sue
Helen Roe
Newark
Milton Sandford
Warwick
Gettag Lee
Usdaly Jther Creamery
Transago
Quility
Four Eclipses in Coming Year Cited in News Notes
The note outlines four eclipses for next year two solar and two lunar. It notes solar eclipses will not be visible in Bentini Chauncey Depew asks Congress to allocate a quarter of a million dollars to mark the 30th anniversary of emancipation. A Mrs Win Schrinnen and her daughter visit George Elman in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nere
Bentini
Chauncey . Depew
Congress
Uusra
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted in Government Posts
Government positions including Railway Mail Clerks and Custom House Clerks offer annual salaries from 800 to 1200 dollars, up to 2600 for other roles. Examinations will be held nationwide with thousands of appointments. Apply for free instruction and information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction in Rochester, New York.
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Bam
Myeli Merke
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin Building
Ro ‘Chester
Dave
Pierce
Ay Og
Westlave
Baifale
Pleasant Grove Notes From New Year Socials And School Meeting
Pleasant Grove reports busy New Year events with visitors from Oxford and Philadelphia. Edna Hahn nurses at Bis Oak and Mrs. Shafer Sinkie dies. Golden Star lodge officers elected. school board met with five members present due to storm. community concerts at Presbyterian church praised. local families visit relatives in New York and Belvidere. road work and snow clearing discussed.
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Michiel Lales
John Wiseburn
Washington Avenue
le Afes
Barry
Thompson
Elizabeth PleMel
Philadelphia
Yieilgee
Washinton
Mung Try
Walter Docker
Ainely
Pocono -Montilling
Board of Education
Mattis
Moulage
Desk
Presbyterian Church
Imperial Concert Company
L.oMov Petgy
Per. Cen
Ce “Lackawanna Steel Company
Fu Sherht
Worle
Sturth Culbert
TL Street
Ibtter, Howe
Ube
Moray
Ch C. Cain
Culbert
Ivan
Howard
Belvidere
See
Wim
Scharrors Treassure
Mary Potts
Mine Army Stultar
Hang
Skhuvi Ouleide
Riad
Harry Melbergers
Drastec
Fred Fox
Tu’ Sinte
Couell
Frank Jones
Vvense
Benetato
Belvidere Mente
George Petty
Wino dl
Brest
Urvell
Peteruun
A. W. Darts
John Efardiman
Charles Wiegand
Belvidere Avenue
Beazen
Spangenters
Banle
Brooklyn
Manse
Robert Robinson
Pope Baylor
dabgller—Rutit
Stra
Tay
Feoradayne i
Pangenverg
Nelle of
Hazen
Mra
Thee, Greene
Local families feast and travel over New Year
A jumble of social visits and family gatherings spans Nutley Newark and Greensville as relatives spend New Year's Day with kin, sail to Paris, or host dinners. Farmers harvest week continues while residents recount travel to New York Philadelphia and Paris with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdamouuey
Lewis Rutherford
Jobert Parr
Nutley
Jonah Smith
Dodson
Ednezday
Dee
Trotsworth
Newark
Wedi
Edward Dowvk
Jot
Hibler and
Dabiniter
Lizzie
Greensville
Jacob Roe
Sanark
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Lefe
New York
Saul
Paris
Wm. Wilson
W" J. Anderson
Ocarce. Gibbs
Myra. Clifard
Philipshire
Inez Sidukbuwer
Andover
Theodore Anderson
iNew York
Forest fire report details New Jersey acreage and costs
The report of the forest park reservation commission notes 9 807 acres under control with contracts for 3 041 more to reach 23 318 acres total. It cites 603 fires with railroads responsible for 161 and brush burning for others while hunters berry plotters and motorists contributed significantly to the fire problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Forest Park Reservation Commission
Frang
Commission
Inne
Lontrole
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New. Jersey
Driefs
Charles H. Thompson
Dover
1. 2. OG. Fy
Long Meidge
Vida ‘Titl
Mr. and Mee
John Wilwon
Win
Schrinape
Anending
Fea
George Elman
Aris
Bridgeville
oMry
F Drs
Geo
Ployd Banghrat
J. J. Banghart
Ivereaden
Vise
Anthony
Calvin Sinter Ia
Somerville’ Mere
Afonze Apgar
Huckobteto
Krank’ Lance
Agnod
Ligule Lotti
Amos-Durdgy
Great Meadows
Wash Sliminton
Grover
Andersono
Hackettstown
Erlendshi Town
Harry
Baldwin
Mr Ad
John Anerson
Myrile
Margaret
Miss
Edgar. Foree
German Valles
Alvah Siiker
Rae
Davon Stewart
Avaitnner
Christina Day
Katherine Sergent
Bryant Store
Bryant
Myn
Oxford
Levine
East
Washington Ave
Washington, N. J
J. L. Pettyjohn & CO. Mortgage Hookers
Cluthe, Kan, Stor “and
Vice
Hoyt Sharp
Fei
Clinton
Elipges
The
Hackettstown “National Bank
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