Washington Bicycle Parade Promises Large Show
A Washington bicycle parade next Thursday July 22 will feature a decorated wheel contest with three prizes for best overall display, best gentlemanly display, and best outfit. Committees of ladies and gentlemen will judge, with gifts such as a Diamond Lamp or air brakes. The event, organized by Mr John Vo Punt and Mr Frank G Andrews, aims to unite local riders and invite neighbors, and will form at 6 30 o clock with route details to be announced in the Star.
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Washington
Tha Srathas
Inter
Witthera
John
Vo Punt
Frank G. Andrews
Stan
Wheela
Vieyetista
Thair
Star
Visit Frome State Board Review Peaches and Harvest Prospects
Several members of the State Board of Agriculture visited Monday to inspect proposed plans. They toured nearby farming areas with Prop Lake of the New Windsor, observing farmers harvesting a fine grain crop and strong indicators for a large peach yield. The delegation then moved on to Nowlon.
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Frome State Theadil
State Board of Argleniture
Windsor
Nowlon
Forgery Case Ties to Danville Man and Bank Loss
A Danville correspondent reports a forgery case involving J. W. Fleming, a farmer, who identified a endorsed note as forged after suspecting a counterfeit. The note led to a bank loss of one hundred dollars as the implicated young man, William J. Hut, failed to repay. The article also covers Edmund Peacher’s arrest in Washington for forgery involving Dr. Tyne Barber’s signature and notes that misrepresented others. Additional items note staff changes at Warren Tidings and a farmers meeting in Stewartsville with Prof Voorhees.
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J. W.C. Flaming
Milly
Free Union School
Auah O
Ima Lion
Phiadelphia
K. ML. Holm
Fleming
Nee Whereabouts
Margery
Edmunnt Peacher
Phillipsburg
Washington
Warner
Justley Smith
Fry. Org
Inter
Belvidere
Morrow
Peacher
Tyne Barber
Pender
Dita
Tiina
Megara
Nixson
Warmsley
Barber
Pancher
Asies Blesars
Nixon
Wilmsley
Pencher
Engfon Frea Praas
Thomas E. Dray
Warren Tidings
United States Mortgage and Truat Co
Cedar Street
New York
Bray
Dings
Hany Hopkins
Lifiyette
Sussex County
Hopkins
Apmé
Hig County
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Stewartsville
P. Mey
B. B. Voorhees
New: Jersey Agricultural Ex
Warren Pomona Grange
Armors
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in San Francisco
Thousands converge as the sixteenth annual Christian Endeavor convention opens in San Francisco. Delegates from Oakland and beyond fill venues at Mechanics and Woodward avenues while President Clark appears publicly. Reports show rising memberships globally and domestically, with California rising to eleventh in junior societies.
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Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
New York
New Jersey
Mechanics
Woodward
Clark
California
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Vlaltor
John Willis Baer
United Society of Chriatin Endeavor
Gatarig
Indiana
Lowe
Michigan
Keystone State
Pennays
Minois
Ohio
Iowa
Masgachimaette
Ray
Conrad
D. D
Worcester
Mass
Illinois
The
Mothers
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Connecticut
England
Australia
Scotland
Wales
Trdin
Ireland
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France
Mexico
Japan
Weeat
Indias
Turkey
China
Africa
Germany
Cannda
Congregationalists
Disciples of Christ
Berptiste
Cumberland Fresbyterian
Methodist Protestants
Canada
Methodists
Baptista
United Kingdom
Baptists
Presbyterians
Primitive Methodiats
Agatrphn
Weateyan Methodista
Dale Gates
Widow Catharine Pence Dies After Long Illness
Catharine Pence widow of George M. Pence died at her home on Chinceh Street last Saturday morning from cirrhosis and peculiar liver complaint. She was born April 3, 1886 and was 61 years old. Surviving children and relatives listed include Mrs. Onlyvin Carter Laura and three other children. Funeral held Monday at 2:30 p.m. from her home with Rev. J.R. Weight officiating. Interment in Washington cemetery.
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Pence
Catharine
George MM. Pence
Chinceh Streat
Cathertine Wolf
Port Golden
Anys
Drr. Pence
Jar, St
Gi Onlyvin Carter
Laura
Unghe Exton
Washington
Rachel Lampshire
Oxford
Wm. Burd
Anckelistown
Mys
Josephine Folsom
Susan Wolf
Levonte
Rev, JR
Mands
Washington Cemetery
Cost of the coal strike drains the nation
The nine state miner idle tally reaches 110,000 with Pennsylvania and Ohio hit hardest. Wages lost total about 402000 for the week while coal output could drop to 161000 tons daily. Railroads and lake transport face roughly 600000 in losses, pushing the week’s strike cost near 1.3 million.
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Ile
Dillonvale
Ohio
Ohio Railways
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Inn
Uanis
Milroad
Joss Locond
Meadeville peddler murder relics found in great meadows
Old crime case revived as farmer unearths wagon wheel iron remains and bones near the great meadows. Authorities deem the finds likely the long-missing peddler and his wagon. Other local items note Rev Snyder’s Spring City mission, Alva Felter ill with pleurisy, baptism in Canal No. 7, and local ads for Ball & Trowin sale and bicyclist prizes.
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Meadeville
Noar Vienna
Great Meadows
Sean
Meadows
GT. Snyder
Cuy
N. Y
Plane No. 7
Witer
J'Phe-Menyar
Tonve
Washington
Riegelsville
Washingtons Break Away at Rockaway in Rockaway
A Morris County baseball game reports Washingtons defeating Rockaway 21 to 15 away from home. Stecker pitched for Washington with Rockaway’s Helfer exhausted after a long chase, while Wood and Cox led with timely hits. The piece notes home and away spell dynamics and includes notes on local meetings and fire events.
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Moerls
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Hla
Washingtons
Rockaway
Morris County
Fat Low
Able
Stecker
Easton
Whallington
Rockaways
Hiler
Tippet
Second Haur
Eddie
Nelding
Wood
Feld
Christine
Smith
Cox
Lance
Helfer
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Manohar
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Freeman
Smite
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Lanes
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Dove
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Eppeit
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Memington
Beaver
Belvidera
Uhle
Ocean Grove
He’ Retamma
Pelawa
Iol Mente
W. Dragoling
Fall & Trewin
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