Local Proposals and Events Stir in Stroudsburg and Vicinity
Community agitation over a new Stroudsburg heatre project continues as residents press for the venture. A July 18 rail or ferry link to Conoy Island is planned by Taylor-Iron & Steel Co of High Bridge while Wiroa wiring work expands on poles between Blairstown and Columbia. The Lambertville council funds detector watches for Sunday liquor enforcement and $35,000 toward a new Easton theatre is reported. Marriages and crime notes abound, including a Polish priest convicted of adultery, and various property and business transactions across Warren and Hunterdon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Win Now Heatre
Jacob Re. Smith
Ubangewater Larmor
Taylor-Iron & Steel Company
High Bridge
Conoy Island
Blairstown
Columbia
Ranger
New York
Lambertville
Willard W. Grout
Lioretta Lee
Port, Murray
Morrig Canal
A- Dynla
Alpha
Beer
New Bedford
Sinai
Allen
Louias A. Swink
Warren Paperdutile
Phillipebueg
Charles Waldrovy
M. Beburah
Wor. Jones
M{ybrook
Walpack
Harriy
Bulvidero Enya
Belvidere
Mazaian House
Bangor
Jesse
Mackettstown
Washington
Backette Town
Hackettstown
Railroad News and Personnel Changes at Lackawanna Lines
Thomas Cliffee buys the old Lacks on a Stanhope station and plans to move it. Boon resigned as Mailison agent. Decker and Grat of Newton named in succession. Dalberg of Ox tor a succeeds Chester Yous at Stroudsburg telegraph. Wabest contracts for 10 million in Cranberry Late extension work. W. J. Erier in charge at Maounkaghgak Junction. Crane deliveries boost capacity. a 50 ton crane aids loaded cars. A verdict of 320,000 damages awarded to a widow after a brakeman died under a train. John Mellok proposes a steam line between Mortistown and Singac costing about 100,000. seeks Paterson support. Joseph Kyte named conductor of construction train, succeeding Thomas Cavanaugh on Hoboken–Scranton line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cliffee
Stanhope
Boon Hag
Mailison
Decker
Joseph Grat
Newton
Cranberry
W. J. Erier
Chrarme
Lackawanna and
Panneyyanta Ras
Maounkaghgak Junction
Sydh
Terok
Taeing
John E.mellok
Business Men's “Association of
Pater
Mortistown
Singac
Rod Mellok
Paterson
Bushies Tea
Joseph W. Kyte
Hoboken
Scranton
Succeida
Thomas Cavanaugh
Plainfield Fire Department Plans Lake Hopatcong Event
New Jersey briefs note Plainfield fire officials arranging a big Brethren’s day at Lake Hopatcong. The State Firemen’s Association sets its annual convention in Atlantic City on September 8. Edison patents reach 701. John S. Glagon of Newark named to the State Fireman’s Board of Trustees at Boonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Lake Hopatcong
State Firemen's Association
Atlantic City
Thomas A. Edison
John
Glagon
Newark
Rome
Boonton
Brown
Fis
Great Annual July Bargain Campaign Opens July 6
The notice promotes L. 8 Plant & Co of Newark with a July Bargain sale starting Monday July 6. It notes weather, summer shopping, and extended weekend hours with Saturdays closing at noon. It mentions tariff talks and the idea of free trade or reciprocity impacting U.S. and Canada commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prica
Bee- River
L. 8
Plant & Co
Nawark
Morris County notes mix of races and local events
A scattered Morris County update lists A D Moller of Dover as the latest automobiliat, Newton races on July 4, Hunterdon plans for Aug 19–20, court and postmaster news, a large sweet potato project, a destroyed Northrup mansion, and various local incidents and social notes across Morristown, Dover, Andover, and surrounding towns with multiple named residents and organizations.
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A. D. Moller
Dover
Morris County
Horaprion
Newton
Morretown
Hunterdon County
Mohuacowingia Tribe
Red
Morristown
Somervilla
Gremaon
F. Booness
Clinton
Lanning
Frank A. Sty
A.C. Stapp
Holland
Honterdon County
Andover
Northrup
Jersey City
Swartswood Lake
Oanewer
Grand Jury
Bliss Sestla Plorgon
Ban
Lambertyitle Itecord
Buelnses
Latu
Robert McCarter Potter
Afliss
Hazlett
George McCracken
McCreaxon
Sussex County
Sussex
Eizibeth Lance
Cokesbury
S. J. Qawald
Boonton -Public Schools
M. P
Reagie
Hockendauquer
Vogt
Morriatown
Had & Currow
Mary
Tarough
Mambera
Real estate transfers recorded at County Clerk since 1903
A list of 1903 transfers recorded at the County Clerk includes Le ta C Haun to Frenk M Cook of Hackettstown dated June 16 03 conveying property for 71.00, Charity B Waterfield to John Angis of Frelinghuysen dated Jan 31 03 conveying land for 21 650, Ingersoll Sergeant Drill Co to RRmen J dated June 9 03 conveying land for 31.00, and other conveyances in Franklin Oxford Allamuchy and Harmony with varying sums.
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Rwalnstath
Letra C. Haun
Frenk M. Cook
Hackettstown
Hackettatown
Sta
Frank Af. Cook
John “9
Sannders, Et al
Kunketta
Charity B. Waterfield
John Angis
Frelinghuysen
Peelaghuysen
Ingersoll Sergeant
Drill Co
Lopateong
Mary Vy. Weiler
Oormiog
Oxford
Jennie Spagen"berg
Philadelphia
Harmony
Mary W. Rosebercy
Wor. L. Fisher
Penneylvania
Winthrop Rutherford
Thon G. Dunlap
Allamuchy
Allaonchy
Don
Rowland Firth
John J. Firth
Phillipsburg
Lopateang
Pleasant Grove Village News and Local Notices
Samuel Smith, illness improving at home with Dr. Farrow present. Mrs. Mary Beckhan resigns to Dover for future home. Summer boarders arriving at Mr. Eyeritt's. John Sliker of Newark visiting. Rove We Lowden recovering after illness. Communion service Sunday July 12 conducted by Rev. Morgan. Attention to parish events and village improvements note. Fair of the season to be held at Pleasant Grove on August 5. The Star and Tri-Weekly Tribune. 92.25
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Jonotion
Morris Abright
Gona
South Amboy
Bert Gaith
Bowerellis
A. M. Bigelow
Bmw
John Housel
Ton
Elizabeth
Ofr
Mra
Foono
Bir Adat- Hartman
Phi Mpaburg
John Vosseller
Dilea Kalle May
Epworth
Ezra Nagon
Milas Lola Thomson
Miles Fannie Kollar
Harvey Warwick
Ray
Washington
Abe
Blorigus
Toa
New York
Ellenberger
Richard Wolverton
and Mire
Floyd Stapley
Hoerbert Staples
Phillipsburg
Pleasant Grove
Samuel Smith
Farrow
Fackattatown
Mary Beckhan
James Brorett
Dover
John Sliker
Newark
Be Te. Morgan
Stanhope
Lower Valley
Pleanante Grove
Ared Neaday
Price Cuts in Furniture Sale Listing
A catalog style sale shows regular prices and discounted sale prices for multiple items. Items include pieces of furniture such as parlor tables and small value goods with renewed reduced prices shown beside original figures.
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Hetey
Uur Sven Sustave
Sorgink
Gol
Doe
Maes Pth
Seip
Grapheony
Wieder
Phonography
Torys
Suands
Nobly
Raimenty
Wolns
Mah Qolins
Autcharfs
Northampton ST. Easton
Penna
Ferina Wilkes
Alcantara
George Wilkes
Fanny Fern
Daniel Mmbert
Sid
New Jersey
Seaton
Marchest
Wapher Farm
Haelenstown
Joseph D. Klotz
Hacketsstown, N. J
James L. Shields Owner
Washington, N
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Keicura
Boise
Dade
Taledothe
Uwe Preity
Waahingee Witter Co
Ani
Cole
Bunce
Ak Daehaek
Vichy
Allin
Mike Karen
Cleeson
Ack
Crily
Clerk
James P. DE Remer
NEW Jersey Briefs
Apronos
Chamberlain
United States
Enya
Opus
Eto Jarck
Rom
T. A’haron
Sie ‘Colling
Communipaw
Flemington
Miates Maud Barris
Funsle Warwick
Lebanon School
Areca
Newark, N. J
America
Valdis
Toi
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusets
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Arik
Shahne £ Co
Easton Zpennas
John W. Line
Stucke
Howdd
Cates
Catton
Buse
Holly
Chicago
Opera House
Washington, N. J
Kinney’s
Starn'sy
Firs National Bank
Fang Antleepficdang
Raizir Divint Acts
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