Army officials tour rail routes for potential maneuvers site
Prominent Army and railroad representatives inspect valleys between Fort Carden and Philipburgs for a large scale training operation. Captain Moss and party review topography with local officials, noting favorable terrain and river valleys as likely assembly areas for two army divisions and a major maneuver next September in the Palistenne region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Carden
Peillipaburgs
Caillera
Gay Adams
Mackettssn
MevAdama
Briggy Mon
Squadron A
New York National Guards
Lar
Lar, Witrlet
Avent Gurre Adamg
Trelnmanter
Sickles
Colton
Companis
St Cloud-Wotel
Corniah
Ji 'R
Palper
GL. Stryker
Nerpaisy Jert O
Alwirgs
Moss
Lerderings
Varlona
Leni
10 Express
Union
Ftc
Lhe Pahateong
Musconebangs
Gaap
Stewartavilly
Che Dela
Washington
Mnacewelenag
Lhasa
Uniscaaelian
Genaril Nila
No Easte
Aylin
Benusylvaning
Council Seethes Over Water-Project Delays and Street Plans
Borough council members clash in a tense session over a proposed Jefferson Avenue street opening and a water-supply project. A special committee’s report backs municipal water improvements and a system to supply schools, while debates linger on petition validity and public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita
Soper
Acme
Miattars
Seemnl
Bight
Yass
Wren
Rowd
J¢fferson
Retioistradk
Common Council
Wises
Vass
Henilan
Vase
Aleris
Fass
Swhichsay Ieee Public
Algetion
Orel
Grinting
Domortle
Ba Tolly
Grinte
Ute
Oilsborough
Ambiguous Ledger Notes and Probate Motions in Warren County
Fragmentary OCR outlines a legal notice involving magistrate actions in Warren County with references to a writer, telegraph, and an estate administered by Charles Cooper and an administrator. text is garbled and unclear about dates or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weudalen- Veti Tramamildtiye
Warren County
al Vanily
Maglo
Npo
Charles Hoagland
Cooper
Charles‘ Cooper
Ablevest Hinder
How They Voted Before the War Township Election Customs
A detailed late 19th century view describes 1862 township voting in Lebanon Hunterdon County New Jersey. It covers duplicate polls, local officials, and the old method of marching to the polls from hotel venues, with voters choosing candidates by side of a central pole amid winter weather and crowded turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Hunterdon County
Minghart
Guus
Warhington
Warren Eminty
Ue Townalih
Bubh Aizhono
Glen Gardner
Tonelion
Faeterica
Eppend
W. BR. Prout
Jacob A. Wise
Ambroge
Naie
Nortlath Wunterdon
Freeholdesstown
Ramuel Ringhart
Dawyemud
Pardy
Scleck
Andi
Andi Upon Finishing the Prodeonfar With M-List of Llese
Constalle
Ravel
Anid Wanoniica
Ailin
Bine
Polipani
Uigee
Pold
Assembly Opens as Legislature Elects Speaker and Officers
A grand opening at the state legislature in Trenton features the swearing in of six new senators and twenty-two Democrats, with John Boyd Avis named Speaker amid festive ceremonies. Governor Murphy’s appointment of Colyer Lewis T. Brydit as chief of the Department of Pestary Inspection is noted, as committees form to address taxation, railroads, and canal issues.
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Trenton
Taman
Panishern
Wieuklers
Bob” Hound
Seyan
Swortt
Onu
Wakelen
Walter E. Edge
Atlantic
Howard Styler
Cumberland
Whkelea
Thona
Senate
Courrse
Faiferies
Charber
James Pater
Naluty
Weety
Calby
John Boyd Avis
Gloucester
Delegaton
Gloucester County
Helmlf
Leagter Hamill
Dom
Acingis
Wakelee
Glas
Imaincas
Henny
Dreden
Kean
Ronehed
Ruly
Murphy
Colyer Lewis T. Bry
Department of Pietary Inspection
Coloney Tryane
Warren
Ving J Jupion
Jamnb
Appraisers’ conduct question in insurance loss case
A court examines whether the appraisers in a Phoenix Assurance Co of London policy dispute acted impartially after James Stout’s house and furniture were burned. It questions appraisers’ access to personal property and real estate details and whether arbitration was properly constituted under the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana Ot Joriled
Agvury
Reed
Opie Jlon
Enidu
Phoenix v Assurance Company of London
James Stout
Aslury
Otis County
Nasatanes Company
Stout
Wien
Caiptainont
Ils Opliten
Steud Onyss
Aktuck
Potiga
Girl shoots brother near West Vortht
A fourteen year old boy, Willie Hopporic, was mortally wounded near West Vortht when a girl, while pulling him on a small sled, discharged a weapon. The ball entered his hip and perforated the intestines. He died the next morning after hospital efforts failed to locate the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hopporic
Yemia Sal
Tchildren
Andy Bios
Daniel Hoppock
Willie Find
Fife
Dave
Edgar Allen
Hay -Mull
Euston Hospital
New Lodge at Asbury Organizes Local Men’s Council
A new lodge at Asbury forms a council of men including Sachem Edgar Bonith Sr and Sagaiwat Jel Ma, with leaders William Eae, Kesper, and Theodore Dy guiding the ceremony. Members will check in at Annie Tall for the Saturday night event as plans for the lodge’s activities unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL New
Asbury
Wie Ander
Tau
Webi
Ounko Pribe
Annie
Uresing
Eollawa
Edgar Bonith
Sagaiwat
Jel
Wainpain
William Eae
Kesper
Watupun
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Waabiogon
Philipeburge
Army
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Caja
Sriia
Alana
Ube Nietels
Howe
Copia
Nilia
Staten
Weenen
Masseuvers
Jing
Wilminke
Tome Inclilson
Whitch
Presbyterian Church
Welansday
Sluirsilly
de. Johnson
Ford
Johmson
Woman’s Missionary Society
J. BM. Kaeo
Lingelp Avenue
Johnson
Methodist Church
Benes
Wll
Sionlay School
Met
Epworth League
BW. Frenne
Will Oliver
Tom Keonm
Will .Assise
Seliae
Tonia
Lara
Warrer
Tencher Shoulding
Watton County Monchers' Association
Hag
Suntrintend
Harrisburg
Iag
Muonitigre
Street Matters UP
ACA
Wu Ying
Palesys Street
Oats Pein Bay
Ware
York
Tlarty Christine
Insuray
Venrs
Bao
Ars Clana Ie
Die Party
Sita
Nh Gentry
Cesun
Jung
Procetashris
Governor's
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