Boundary Line Now Settled in New Jersey Borough
The boundary between the Borough of Washington and surrounding township is settled after a survey by Samec C. Hoover. The line, marked by anchored steel posts, shows the borough gains acreage but loses assessed value in places. Some residents find their properties moved to the township, affecting taxes and school enrollment, while others gain land near the Youmans farm and along Broad Street.
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Washington
Samec C. Hoover
Thoreday
Wes
Thoms Addison
Hlunaman'a Bridge
Addison
Addson
Uving
Thess Pointe
Ald Kinnamen
Asessore
Mera
Jina
Thiath
Afira
Tornehip
Borouplachools
Improvermenta
Youmans
Broad Street
Luther Patty
James
Aaron
Dalty
David Wells
Thomas Clark
Ae Johnston Avenue
Johnston Avenue
Fisher Avenue
Tonction
Henry Dilts
St Fa Wlan
Perry
Port Colden
Kinnaman
Slong Ithe
Wyakof
William Duford
Tore
Tha
Noston Balvidorg
Weekington Avenue
Broadstreet
Belvidere Avenue
Common Council
Woover
Scrappy Girls Tavetheirr In Phillipsburg Court Affair
In Phillipsburg Justice Oliver Van Billiard discharged both Maggie Smith and Ella Crotaley after a faulting Washington confrontation on the main street. Testimony described a scuffle over insults and a push to shield a child, with witnesses from Mrs Smith and Miss Crotaley giving conflicting accounts. The judge found a deeper dispute between the women and sent them to shake hands, ending the hearing without charges.
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Ella Crotley
Maggie Smith
Washington
Oliver van
Laura Bigger
Magele
Croteley
Mra. Smith
Stryker
Lawyar Marahal Miller Vol
Mias Crotaley
Smith
Maggie
Sears
Linda
Milas Ocoteley
Easton
Baehkll Park
Misa Croteley
Ike
James Sutton
Belle Daltrell
Mia
Justicas von Billard
Nate
Delaware Bridge
Soith
Indy
Esston
Aduduel
Marksboro Cement Plant Advances in Upper Warren Plans
Progress at Marksboro signals renewed local interest in cement industry with a large plant starting at 800 barrels daily. A railroad line is being laid. a 20 by 6 foot rotary roaster is shipped for cement rock processing, with two more roasters planned and foundations underway. The Markabaro Portland Cement Company held a New York meeting where H. Trost announced leadership and expansion to completion.
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Markaboro
Warren
Markeboro
Markabaro Portland -Cament Company
New York
Trost
Owl- Taternal Regouns
New Qonneced Aayeral Mammoth
Stroudsburg Falls to Washington in Rain Slowed Game
In Washington Saturday, Stroudsburg was defeated 4 to 2 amid rain soaked field conditions. Shields pitched well but was outpitched by Badgley. wildness and mushy balls hampered both sides. Washington benefited from key hits by McAndrews Johnson and Peters, while Stroudsburg batters struggled as rain and slippery baselines affected defense and base running.
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Saaron
Washington
Strondaburg
Shields
Vieiony
Sintelda
Strandeburg
Dlunda
Thore
Klecknor
Alkting
Chrlating
Holman
Bacos
Shialde
Rost
Toalle
Dolan
Root
Hal
Jed
Hawk
Sonred
Christian
Wildnees
Cyphars
Rust Nex
Alugio
Paopers Elopement at Almahouse Stirs City Papers
A city-wide rumor reports two county almahouse inmates Fred Sherry and Lizais Docker eloping on a Saturday night after planning to wed. They allegedly exited via a water spout, left with their belongings, and were later found near the Delaware Water Gap. Steward Laida claimed the tale, noting the couple is considered irresponsible, and authorities offered a reward before returning them to the institution. The piece also touches on other local incidents and public reactions, including inquiries into a Clinton family matter and a guardian’s statement about amicable adjustment.
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County Almahouse
Blight Foundation
Fred Sherry
Lizais Docker
Lida
Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Woods and Wife Targeted in Col. Beat Murder Case
California authorities issued warrants for John D. Woods and his wife amid investigations into the death of Col. W. J. Beat, a New York militiaman, who died in California last April. The body reportedly showed signs of organ removal and stuffing with sawdust, with missing valuables and documents prompting murder charges. Woods, once a Phillipsburg resident, faced scandal over a prior marriage claim and fled west. His wife, former Phillipburg High School teacher Miss Alice Gullek, denied involvement in a letter from Buffalo.
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Cozen
Alice
Aaron Gullek
Phiipsburg
Mach
Woods
Eines
Wooda
California
Lagt
Col. Beat
Gol
Beat
Essex County
Bagaface
oMre
Phillipaburg
Bread and bakery promos clash with wild ad language
A chaotic advertisement extols Mantmo's Bread and Homemads Bread with odd, garbled phrases about taste, price, and availability. It mentions shortages, upcoming bake rates, and window specials at stores including Vohtelnta Bakery and URELEIN'S, with scattered references to Oxford and local grocers.
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Mantmo
Itia
Washington
Urelein's
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