Borough Council Minutes and Board Appointment
The Borough Council met Monday night with all members present except the mayor. After approving minutes, Cornellleau Hekulsunoe and De Wot Stites were noted in relation to the Board of Health. Dr Stites was appointed at the June meeting and Clark Urafe reported a communication from Dr Stites regarding the siting of the position.
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St Kewellivd
Meath
Tha
Sesgian
Diweewna
Bein Ald
Guiney
Counciliminifiyee
Ely Aia
Pri
Cornelleau Hekulsunoe
Stites
Heath
Clark Urafe
Washington Wins Again In Town Ball Clash
Washington defeats opponents with strong batting and fielding, while council proceedings recount sidewalk repairs on Florabaker Street and a burst pipe causing a wheel accident. The meeting ends after reports, a popcorn social, and a juvenile warning of legal action over damages.
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J. AL Person
Sloldon
Dawub Cole
J.B. Scott
Oraugh Bond
Thonpion
I Eddy Malye Co
Tyteanca
Ji Cotutellmian Bekel
John Thon
Oxford
Washington
Tools Atturt
Tia
New York
New Fork
Council
John
Htreen
Mance
Julian
Hara
James Beers
Feabletawhale
Tha Council
Ervin Dueleyard
Beera
Justles
Phillipiliure
Carly Besten
Waalington Boyr
McPherson
Aroua
Twlee
Dundas
Farce
Aetiiand
Eann
Searar Wasinixarox
Deere
Tintts
Pfarecu
Meltrhly
Whee
Cassie
Kramee
Taylor
Local High School Baseball Roundup From Somerville Field
The Somerville team visits on Saturday for a series preview as Dover, Newton, and Washington clubs schedule games. Washington plans updates, while Fleming Ton questions prompts. Willington’s second team defeated Agbles Sha nine, and Clinton faces Flemington next Saturday in a busy regional slate.
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Dover
Newton Club
Washington
Lipplaest
Foonle
Fleming Ton
Dever
Culuo Giants
Willington
Agbles & Sha
Wlackettstown
Public School
Dad Cox
Clinton
Flemington
Figmngton
Three Killed at Port Orin Mine Slope Disaster
Port Orin tragedy claims Superintendent Edwin Milla and five miners including S William Murtha and Frederick Whitfner. Explosion of gas tore a dam on level No 1 flooding workings, crushing workers as they tried to remove water. Bodies found amid rubble. Boonton Water Works bonds issued to fund recovery and potential plant sale to the town.
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Edwin Milla
William Murtha
Frederick Whitfner
Port Oxim
Rad Kuninsky
Williiany Webber
Matthew Badan
Milla
Murthy
Huter
Roel and Brokeré
Mbar
Fiunilica
Boonton
Fracture Hazard at Draes Castle as Man Injured by Machine
Soss Petty a woodgen resident of Draes Castle was injured while thrashing near Joseph Bodine's tidy lot. The machine grabbed his hand bending the forearm and causing a deep wrist injury. Dr. McKinatry and Dr. Smith attended, noting Petty’s age and a severe shock to his system.
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Draes Castle
Joseph Bodine
Higatin
Ulmart
Atala
Lin
RP. McKinatry
Mith
Betty
Uledlinvanea
Mukhinatry
Pattuatburge project eyed near Portland and county shifts
A chaotic report describes a new company in Hunterdon County planning a $800,000 project near Portland. It mentions autos controlling property, a proposed large city alliance, and major renovations to the Washington National Mink building with a third floor removal and a reconfigured opera house for enhanced capacity and modern facilities.
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Elizabeth
Washington National
Opera
Noavess
Bomo Lin
R. M. Potty
William Shields Dead in Washington Valley
William Shields died suddenly in Philipsburg while returning from a inspection tour with railroad officials. He was a longtime coal agent and general freight supervisor for the Milwaukee Road, respected for honesty and service to community and church. Burial was held at the Washington cemetery with many friends and dignitaries attending.
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Willam Shields
Phil Honburg
Git
Shisids
Washington
Comet
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Caldwell
Shielda
Rauail House
Phaillippburg
Russell
Lfe
Philipsburg
Kilne W
Chillipsburg
Enpine
Serelgs
Rugsell
England
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Praparca
Shields
Pergonal Militars
Flere Farrad
Boma
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Williamn, Jr
Mgr. Shields
Rhysichus
Wy Lad& W
Pengril
Wumpunt
MM. & L. Divine
Jauporora
Shictis
Correer
Mga
Movels Gaual Co
Altico
Flewis
Truasdite
Waa
Mary Stewart
Robert 85
Canton
Ohio
James'l
Borouwls
Sarah, Ke, Bowlly
Newark
John Kart
Mynketts
International Christian Endeavor convention draws twenty thousand
The tenth annual Christian Endeavor convention met in Detroit from Friday to Monday, attracting about 20 000 attendees. Dr Francia E. Clark presided, with officers re-elected, and delegates heard reports on church membership growth and global expansion of the movement across Canada, Australia, England, and the United States.
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Tntyrtintiyayl Christian Endeavor Mottnay
The
Christian Endeavorers
Datrait
Francia E. Clark
Clark
John Willis Baer
William Shaw
Cornelius Brett
New Jersey Society
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Churches of Christ
Enpland
Tha Baptista
Christian Endeavor
Australia
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Indiana
Ontiria
Jaws
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Kanas
Roberts
London
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Eddresae
New Lackawanna Scranton Office Changes Reported
The article reports on personnel shifts in the Lackawanna system including Geneva superintendent Jickawaine duties moved to Scranton, Raymond DuPuy succeeding Russell, and new appoints in Chicago. It notes wage increases for carpenters and painters, potential depot changes, locomotive nomenclature changes, and talks of officers' elections and staffing adjustments across divisions.
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Neway
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Geneva
Tueaday
Scranton
Ai Mili Gsthone
Wm. J E.hallstead
Shiekin
Rowell
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Chicago & Great Western Tall Road
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Moboken
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du Puy
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Siona
Vanderbilt
Lackawanna
Bot
Washington
Lukens
Oxford
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Tealegrapl
Lief
William
Holwill
Daasen
Thomas W. Lee
Western
Chicago
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Bia
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Pruesdale
Caldwells
Hunter
Windy City
Russel
ML. & EB
Port Corden
Mvir
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Lackiwania
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Morham Park
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Morristown
Trucadate
Migota
Lackawanna & Western
Laakewanna K.P
Servitadord
Uacob Moss
Sheep grower laments pasture waste amid drought
An experienced sheep grower criticized farm practices and the use of plant oil chat touted by Jicol Banker of Mockleesee S Y, noting dry weather harms pastures. He urged buyers to seek reliable sources for healthy sheep, seeking guidance on where to purchase more effectively.
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Mockleesee S. Y
Sr Baylor
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