Death notices and obituaries from Phillipsburg 1898
Obituaries and death notices detailing George Wandling of Washiton born in Owensboro Kentucky died after a stroke while on a business trip to Shamokin. Also notices for John Haggerty and family, with notes on death, church and business ties in Philipsburg. Funeral details and survivor lists are given.
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George G.wandling
George G. Warulling
Washyington
Xow
Hisadeath
Snsborg
New York
Sotaerpes
Whiteett
Avite
Peter Walling
Washtyten
TEL Anemodiys
Wandling
Owensboro
Kya Y Kb
Lewis OL Yu
Bbst
Waaniti
Ad Dite Son
H. Haggerty
John Thos Uggzerty
Philipsburys
Sophie Mainstreet
Miuraday
Mel
Wrieht
Hage Verly
Tod
Phipst
Philipelurg
Hosidlor
Martie Th. Witstre
Pursell
Mrae Mice Stone
Phillipsburg
Hackettstown
Sewoni Lavison
Hackettatown
AT & B
Alan Sool
Ellaabotts
Columa
Peatsy
Organeater
Damiel
Buetty
Waard Son
Uilty
Grad Ave
Wadington
N. J
James L. Shields
Urun
Weggington
Chas
Grim
Broadway
N. J. 1 Bab Kozdé Ackley Willsall
Thale Stables
Hackolatoon
Rex
aAlbert Harle
Washington
James Elana Minahave
Ina Laprafites
Hludson County
Addras
Jordey City
J. St
Wilbur Brands Fam
Mt. Germaen
Weiire
John G. Blumerfult
Delaware
N.d
John A. Oxhike
Velvidere
General House
van Young
Rochsburp
Lanven
Betel
Able
Bloartary
T. de J
Filmer Lomimsson
Valley
Boonsber’a
Excel Alg Co
Wilavu
Vnl
Hoywkesver
Emall
G.G
Star
J. L Sutton
Gardner
Port Culdoen
A. Blersyn
Wantaeo
Manly
Jacation
al RK
Abright
Jon Miller
Whitton
Tarsey City
Parvor Rancr—Tagaire
BM Wek Tein
Tan
Youmanyavauue
Alonzo Hummer
Port Colden
Catan
Moutu
Jamon L. Suisida
Lend
East Mashloge
Tavy Wbe
Devitt
Urevelleg
Weert Washington Ave
J. Clark Bowers
Tite
J. RB
Broad Street
New York State
Thames Craig
Buttzville
J. Jo
Annig Dutford
Alan
Port Murray
Asbury Tribe of Red Men Instituted
A fragmented report describes the founding of Asbury Tribe of Red Men with ritual processions and local notices. Mentions nearby towns and names, but readable details are sparse and some terms appear garbled.
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Asbury
Inhi
Ashars
Tony Rurtbons
Nwtis
Wallipelnabee
Wickebniyss
Stewartsvitle
Willi
Coleeanies Gawain Chipfat
Dane M. Stor
Cie
Sauber Cheek Mhillipatey
A. Bassa
Asaph
Soveler
Waeliitigteile Go Sc
Negligent Trainmen Dismissed After Signal Confusion
A report details dismissals of Loeckawnamn engineers and counselors amid an inquiry into a wave of errors along the Keaf tin road. Several workers failed to follow signaling, prompting discipline and a push for safer practices. The incident echoes a Michigan railroad disaster and ends with a cautionary moral about "Always Look Before You Leap."
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Michigan
Wosigmad
Woman Injured After Trolley Collision in Irvington
Mrs. Harry Jenkins, wife of a druggist, was dragged for a distance by a trolley in Irvington a week ago. She suffered internal injuries and her husband plans to sue the trolley company for about 5000 dollars.
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Harry Jenkins
Drugei
Donkings
Irvington
Boutactor
Iishand
Mit
Animals Learn to Be Very Busy Without Doing Much
A fragment from a periodical discusses how creatures such as Lizards crocodites and rraphueda acquire the habit of apparently idle behavior. It notes wasp and canary examples, the bee’s activity versus butterfly leisure, and contrasts this with human folly. The piece suggests animals spend little time in play yet perform tasks when needed, revealing curious instincts and routines.
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Mfe
Animala
Lowing
Watelo
Sreifleet
Estely
Fragmented Wisdom in Quoted Passages and Teachable Parables
A garbled OCR page surveys literary aphorisms about gender, perception, and virtue from various authors and editors. It threads quotes on how women and men value power, observation, and fame, then shifts to a school lesson about sowing seeds and tomatoes, juxtaposing moral commentary with a didactic tale.
Theiss Minh and Stray Bits in a Turbulent Tale
The passage discusses a South American small fish with a sharp chisel like beak that preys on fellow creatures, plus a brief fragment of gossip about Mrs. Fretty and her late husband. It notes a court action involving the estate of the late Hannah and references the Weekly Tribune and a Star in a brief notice.
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Theiss Minh
South America
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Citigen
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Stebert
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N.Y. Tribune
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Bugkingham
Punt
Asia
A.B. Groff & Bro’s Grocery Department
A. B. Groff & Bro
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Morris County
Savings Bank
Isiown
New Jersey
Faenutar
HENRY
Premeert
Aterest
Leary
July
Wess
Cporith
Ames
Globerstore
Easton, PA
Allen Carpenter
Northampton ST
Easton
Paraly
Formier
Snc
G. Wi. Beers
Kent
Bucapheegy’ Medicine Co
Core Willsow and
Jobo bin
Wesel
Axford’s. Grocery
Humphreys
Drugeists
Philadelphia Dental
Shait and
Gas
Petey Bullion
Crovelitiy
Laney Ait
Btovigs
Taylor Cinnaman
Halateng
Aos
Jensey City
New Jerseys
O Jarck
Optician
Jorthomska
Eabton
Minaays
Roedy Otdert
DR. H.lichty
Railer
L. Bunnot
Floris
Tom Baton
Promptis
BEE Hive
Newark
LS. Plant & Co
Broad Si
Newark, N.J
Grand Rapids Railway Company
First
Cpeena
Biwy
Bonda