Fichter III Acquitted in Manslaughter Trial
Paddy Donovan, accused of manslaughter in the death of Franke Welsh after a New Year’s Eve boxing match in Philipsburg, is acquitted. The trial revealed conflicting testimony on whether blows caused the death, with medical experts citing brain hemorrhage as the fatal factor apart from the fight. Jury findings prompted further indictments for prize fight promotion.
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Paddy Donovan
Uberty
Se Donavan
Lelyiders
Shipman
Franke Grabfelder
Franke Welsh
Parta
Warren County
Etl O'Tlook
George A. Algle
Donovan
Wea Almoat
Defura Tha
Partielar Tn
Neo
Caledad
Marvin
Gale
Manga ‘Field
Fergman
Geo
Pyallé
Calvin Wolfe
Efiimony
Taylor Whaat
Phillipaburg
Stir
Elmer Itinshart
Greenwich
Tospph
Wiltever
Phillipsburg
Gmbdfylder
Welsh
Phillipaaurg
Ile
Tug Bavanta
Rotind
Walsh
Ol Donovan
Parcall
Alao
Philipaborgy
Bok
John.v. Saverpont
Parsuia Peedants
Aniioor Wilhigar
Aoylordy
Teriay
Stata
Walelis
Weig
Reese
Kforrow
Waloh
Sinlth
Ater
Jack Lansing
Witmass
Anvéra Biowa
Bonavan
Wolah
Yeura
Waele
Donovac
Lansing
Wolaf
Grabfalder
A‘mferon
Junction
Aiong
Perdon
Axj Sange Morrow
Angle
Romeleck
Shipmat
Mise Webb
James Reesen
WillamQugey
Herman Stain
Jackaw
Ring
Dee Nei Paddy
Vonoveo
Edward Madden
Thief Andrews Seized After Delaware River Escape
A well known youth namedPeter Andrews, age about eighteen, was arrested after stealing forty dollars from a store drawer and an additional dollar from a desk. He fled toward the river but was later captured while buying drinks. Reports connect him as brother to a man executed years ago for wife murder. The case led to a jail awaiting Grand Jury action.
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Peter Andrawn
Sokod
Jtill
Andrewa
Andrews
Hermanatty
Lacs
Betey
Andrea
Eile
Heenya
Deity
Cornich
Haing
Washington Avenue
Grand Jacy
Aydrawa
Jacob Smith
George Andrews
Belviders
Keaton
Frank Flasher
Bastoo
Pallipnburg
Delaware
Andover
Turnece
Sterling Iron
Lebigs
Fisher
Phillipsburg
Sovn
Almoat
Blaker
George, Gardner
Easton
Gardner
Patr
Warren County
Phillipsborg
Shipman
James Reagan
Ora
Guiatance
Ho Court
Gusta Othe
Fra Keene
Palmer Heller
Costa
Theaa
Jam | Raggan
Bartholomaw
O’brien Olutranee Keane
Palmer Teller
Charles Polk
Joseph Overer
Fatrick Pehley
Joseph St. Birth
Albert Shouuenber
Ievin Richards
George Schocifier
David Soith
Peter Stein
Prank Bach‘man
Jeho
Lavercool
Matthey Glbasy
Alxteen Tial
Wm. F. Desyer
Vicim
Tohn T Blair'Bilay
Keene & Heller
Hls. Harris
Baverceo
Pen ‘Ort Ieman
Ts Fk
Tombte
Mesara
Gibney
Reagan
O' Brien
Shannonbarger
Webley
Stain
Aeutonca
Frantinfelds Flight Scandal Links to School Scheme
A former international correspondence school agent known as Frankinfeld vanished after facing accusations of embezzling hundreds of dollars from his employer in a scheme that used an old receipt book to collect payments from distant pupils. His disappearance followed a hotel dispute with his wife and rumors of new attachments in Allentown and Newton. Local officials traced the fraud to the Phila cove school network and warned of pursuing the fugitive, who also faced a separate assault case in court.
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International Correspondance Schoola
Baran
Tha
Adjoialoe
Nai
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Brankinfield
Allentown
HB. C. Sutton
Philadelphia Cilov
Washington
St. Cloud
Miiles Pew
Gusnex
Cowan
Bummelb
Bes
Franktieflaki
Tao
Frankiefeld
Newton
Tyfsenid
Frankinfield
Merry
Lidyy
Frankin Bald-toun
Seema
Tate
Srw
Luzens
Setoals
Beara
Lubaus
Lhd National Surety Co
Pha
Lulons
Frankinfeld
Frackiefeld
Aticatown
Legislators Move On As New Jersey Assembly Debates Bills
The New Jersey Legislature shows activity with Senate and House reconvening. Several bills advance while more measures arrive, including a new proposal to create normal schools. Summit notes from Boglewood seeking a factory to build an armory in Trenton would cost about 150000, with obstacles remaining. Senator Hutchinson introduces the armory bill.
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New Jersey
Senate
House
Pew
Summit
Boglewood
Hutchinson
Trenston
Corniah
Bil
Ehe
Kingbarda Nares
Romain
Wilatdaeng
Life of Wyckoff Wyck Recalls Long Rural Life
Wyckoft Wyck Funeral Notices Elucidate a Loyal Port Calder farmer who died after a four week illness from Brights disease. The 69 year old, born September 21, 1833, enjoyed local service as a Democrat and longtime landlord, leaving a wife and children. Funeral conducted by Rev. E. B. Bogland with interment at Wrakingte4 Cemetery. local obituary notes his civic involvement and farming leadership on the Port Calder farm.
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Harmer
Port Cutcin
Darth
George P. Wealott
Port Colderi
Wyck
Bright
Serelves
Pistar
E. B. Bogland
O-D
Warbington
Tov
Thompkins
Pork Colden
Leange
Jackson Vidlay
John II
Sarah Wyckot
Jacob
Joan Witke
Port Calden
Tamveld
Jacoh K
Caldon
Ly Eo P Abent
Wychill Puruhager
Dan
Herov
Wyckell
Prenster
Washington Township
Warkington Peostybertan Aborch
Jthabiichintion
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