STAR BOARDER TAUGHT WIFE LOYALTY ENDS IN ARMSTRONG ROW
Elopement tale dominates the week as William Oliver, twenty one, boards with Harle family on Broadway. Mrs Harlo left with Oliver after disputes over their relationship. Harle, newly relocated to Washington, pursued the pair, a confrontation led to Oliver being expelled. Mrs Harlo later left for New Hampton and then Washington with their child, leaving Oliver to pursue the couple.
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Olivares
Washington
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Messige
Swith Olivar
Harkhag
Ainen
Hla
Uace
Atcusini
Destructive Hail Storm Rips Pohatcong Musconetong Valleys
A severe hail storm struck the Pohatcong and Musconetong valleys Tuesday evening, damaging fruit trees and crops. Large hailstones, up to three quarters of an inch, littered sidewalks and caused widespread fruit and corn losses. A woman was knocked unconscious by lightning near the Adlam Plant but is expected to recover. Rain and damage extended into eastern Pennsylvania and New York, with Musconetong valley especially hard hit.
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Aterm
Pennsylvania
New York City
Washington
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New Village
Mre
Wm. Holtman
Adlaan Gamant
Pohatcong
von Andre
Three-Family Rent Dispute Lands in Court
Edon Widener John Hubs and Martin Smith face eviction over unpaid rent on a West Olnureh Street three family dwelling owned by Mrs. Lauien Hoft. Attorneys Bartron Seffery and Dawke clash with tenants as dispossess notices proceed amid repairs and disputed signatures on receipts.
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Game Mortyages
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Belvidero Partie Bor
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Washington
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Attornay Bartron
Dauke
Belvidere
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Two Horses Stolen From J Dewitt Brands Stable
Thieves also took a carriage robes harness and some hay in a raid on Sunday morning at the Brands stable near Delaware. Two strangers were seen near the home that night and may be the suspects. A $25 reward was posted for recovery of the stolen property. horses valued about $200 remain missing. Mr Brands, a rural mail carrier, is deaf and crippled and has suffered prior misfortunes. Authorities seek the two men believed involved, as neighbors identify them.
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J. Dewitt Brands
Delaware
Deronda la Talnua
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Brands
Atand
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Ian
Jeg
Pollville
Wishte
Baseball clash leaves Lehigh Valley team triumphant in Easton
Washington team edged by Lehigh Valley Shoppers of Easton 7 to 6 after a tight contest. Jacoby started for the Ingerholls and proved tough, while Crube caught for Molvosea. Lippincott covered third base and Cox moved to short, boosting Washington’s defense though errors were limited. Next Saturday’s headline game pits Allentown’s Keystones against the North Ends amid renewed fan anticipation.
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MaKea
Lippincott
Lete
Newton
Cox
Chaogs
Applacott
Luke Lukes
Paoromenal
Trenton
Plemington
Bind Bridge
Comets
Keystones
Alluptown
North Euds
Tate
Roventean
Bale
Allentown
Wilmaingtown
Cranes
Opinon Iy
Wne
Tacoma
Dover
Nawton
Huckutistown
Pitron
Ty Cyphers
Bangor
Belvidere
Cork
Ford and Fleming dissolve long established firm
Word spreads that Wlemlay 17135019 Ford and Fleming, the well known firm of Farnimira and carpet Gealara in this section of the State, were dissolved by mutual consent on Tuesday. Flaming retires from business but the firm will continue under the old name or a similar one. The name remains a valuable asset linked to a renowned class of goods and broad city-wide prestige. Mr. Ford, fourteen years a member of Spangenberg and Ford, preserves the high standards of the business while assuming added responsibilities. Flaming will take months to wind down affairs and settle outstanding accounts.
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Farnimira
Carpet Gealara
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Mie
Spangenberg & Ford
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Mr. Ford
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Fire destroys Kerr mill near Hope in mysterious blaze
Hope correspondent reports Kerr's mill two miles south of Hope burned after nine o'clock Monday. Neighbors arrived too late to save the mill or dwelling. Miller Frank Kerr and family left with only the bond secured and limited insurance. Origin of fire remains undetermined. nearby residents recall a creaking sound and a bright light prior to the blaze.
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Kerr
Hames
Stone
Prank Karr
Frank Kerr
Dames
Itia
Thorsby
Titus Fails to Obtain Parole in Hackettstown
The Board of Pardons at Sea Girt declined to grant parole to James J. Titus, imprisoned for more than fifteen years for the murder of Tillie Smith in Hackettstown. Public sentiment favored clemency, but the board kept him in prison. Titus’s family, friends, and local officials had long urged release, arguing he showed remorse and had served most of the term.
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Backstratown
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Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettstown
Pardona
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Murphy
Misa Titus
Centenary Callepiate Institute
Baltimore Women's College
Parsons
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Elphia
Trolley Deal Spells On Plans For Washington Line
Ongoing trolley project faces delays as promoters plan public meeting at the Opera House tonight. Costs, surveying, and incorporation fees exceed 2600 dollars with work expected to begin only after franchise actions by the Board of Freeholders. Hackettstown and Phillipsburg discussions center on a viable route to connect Washington, with community leaders urging a Hackettstown to Phillipsburg leg to ensure a timely trolley link.
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Apellbind
Hawkettetown
Boston & Washington Traction Co
Washington
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Phillipsburg
Sensational death tied to mysterious Lake Hopatcong case
A striking tragedy unfolds as a young woman named Emma Hing, later identified as Miss King, traveled to Shippenport on Lake Hopatcong seeking stay while a New York clinic prepared a tuberculosis test. She reportedly swallowed a strychnine tablet and died within half an hour, with inquest to follow. the tale involves romantic troubles and a physician’s disputed claims about tuberculosis transmission. Her remains were disinterred for the Dover coroner’s inquest after burial.
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Shippenport
Lake Hopatcong
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New York
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Phillipsburg minister appeals for new trial in Grether case
Charles Grether, convicted of the murder of Adam Atronk in Monroe County, was sentenced to be hanged within thirty days. Judge Heydt denied a new trial and urged mercy for Grether, who his pastor called morally degenerated yet not wholly responsible. An appeal fund was started to cover efforts for a new trial.
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Adam Atronk
Monroe County
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Airty
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Heydt
Charles Grether
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Monroe
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E. V. King
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Cranberry July 20 Excursion to Cranberry Lake
A church excursion hosted by St. Peters of Washington invites Cranberry residents to Friday July 29 travel to Cranberry Lake via DL and WR. Tickets are selling fast with adult 65 cents and children 6 to 12 at 35 cents. Tickets available at Christine's Jewelry and Sporting Goods or from a church member.
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