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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
3
Franco American Count and Pink Marble Palace Tale
In a Saturday Evening Post excerpt, Vance Thompson narrates Jay Gould's rise from a village bookkeeper in Monroe County to notable power, linking a tannery workshop to a grand Paris palace. The tale contrasts a decaying wooden temple with the marble dream across the Atlantic, weaving Gould’s early moves with local lore and a portrait of ambitious enterprise. The piece blends travelogue, fiction, and regional character, touching on Gould’s origins, the tannery’s fortunes, and far flung ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Blonton County
Delaware
Bes
Paris
France
Monroe
Vance Thompson
Thompson
Biserorice
Gouldsboro
Poconos
Ifo
Thors
Hing
Stewan
Wilkenbarro
Bookkeepar
Hoardi
Tilea
Jason
Jay Gould
Monroe County
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Hyret
Plais
Stauller
Local notes from Hackettstown and Asbury Park area
A compilation of social visits, travel plans, and community events from Hackettstown and nearby towns. Mentions visits by Nelson VanAten and family, J. Burnett of Madison, Miss Bartha Young sailing to England, John Karr purchasing land, and multiple summer gatherings, concerts, and church services. One fatality reported: William Ponds killed by Hackettstown express while walking to Hope Street. funeral held at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ste
Oxford University
John Karr
Bravrar
Ids
Roslee-Golmlderation
Aeron
Ackley
Evan Reona
Mesars
Diake
Budd's
Frans Reesa
Stephen'y Tortitulo
Dover
Theodora Young
Atlanticn
Dirs
James L. Smith
Hook and Ladder Company
Mra
Tarriday
Paterson
Calvin
Torriburry
Lave
Perrihborry Honee
Sohooteys
Van
Rozeville
D. W. Meadows
Virginia
O. N. Wade
Sage Poles
Woman's League
Willa A. Ashley
Udde
St.Mary's
St. James’ Church
Lust
Henry Stryker
Maro
Connecticut
Frank Older
Jermey City
Williams Axford
Hackettstown
Mav
Anna
Klotss
Albany
Harry Wade
Yaocatinn
Edmon
Orange
Oeathe
George
Tia
Hl. M.johnatan
Wiliam ‘Ponds
Ningtsen
oFuray
Hacketta
Hope Street
Avord
Expresa
St. Mary's R. C
Thurber
David M. Cock
Moore Streat
Mra. Thurber
Jalater
J. S.lamaon
Europe
Brass Castle Visits and Local Society Notes
Brass Castle officials report Master Earl Pierson visiting prand parents Mr and Mrs John Engdor while Samual Dyke improves health. Port Murray visitors include Mrs Frank Robinson and son to see Archibald and Mrs Cote. Blanche Brink visits her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Brink. Local notices, marriages, and community names appear with scattered specifics amid damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pierson
God
John Engdor
Thie Plica
Wgo
Samual Jdyke
Prank Robison
Oxford Visitor and Local Games Amidst Town Notices
John Thompson of Oxford visits his brother Robert on Belvidere avenue. Belvidere high school baseball loses to Dutch Hill road team. next Saturday Dutch All team travels to Bras Castle. D. B. Cooper takes a job in Newark. Local social updates include Barry Borhbaker visiting family, mill notices about a 25 cent increase starting July, and a grounding incident injuring a boy from Dockar family. A choir event and Harrie Lodge installation are described along with various resident notices and business snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
A. F.bolth
Mise Ellsarden
Sloptelair
Hays
Mra Smith
Osun
Mr. Lampo
Newark
O. R. Carpenter's
Mra
H. Johnson
Slater
Elin Lina Smith
LF Ie
Ray
Miller
Paterson
Miter
Presbyterian Church
Alice ‘Atartenia
Mra. T
Thompson
Buffalo
Laye
Arthur Watann
Brooklyn
Big Giant
Mra. U
Woloh
Finesville
Miles Tizelo Crovallag
Easton
Thin Place
Cottesh
Cans
Dmabel Stuila
Rocky Hi
N. J
Bar-Vohoa
Franced Rishey
Ray Finger
Drew Seminary
M. BE
Morinor
Joseph Watson
Trooklyn
Thia Village
Robert Corby
Easton Boenda Pattof
Tienda Io
Oxford
John Thompson
Robert
Belvidere Avenue
Belvidere High
Bras
Castle
Bais
D. B. Cooper
Poattion Agj Delver
Waprinkler
Tie
Barry
Borhbaker
High Bridge
Joseph Doskot
Joong
Walter Dockar
Lort Kinney
Suddan
Plonioc
St.i Rowe
Bertty
Orchestea
Hackettstown
Ofcea
Harrie Lodge
L.C
Jos. O'Bryan
Rove
Mawhinney
Barriagetou
Clurol Wang
Waa
Magelo Wollinger
Bramsford
Carling
New
York
Rosenberry, Ou
Buttzville VO
Onda
Allen Snow
Mortly Slater
Phillps
Mreannen
Fragmentary notice outlines auction terms and marriage ban
A partial OCR notice references a decree from the Warree department, mentions a marriage ban and an auction with a listed amount of £40. It notes the date and terms for participants and notes a sealed condition, hinting at related proceedings. The legible segments imply historic legal or civil action with tied individuals and dates near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Gotlieb
Phraliuit
Ellie
Ava
Uli
Womanly health remedies and marketing a Doctor Pierce cure
A long ad style piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for uterine disorders and female weakness. Testimonials from Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Dick praise relief after prolonged illness, while notes tout doctor letters, free consultations, and the doctor’s Buffalo institute. The tone is promotional and period journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesling
Ketes L
John Dick
Grenfell
Tire Ierce
Mattie Venghaus
Tioga Hascock Cauntyy
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Fierce
Ree
Pierce
Uyatide Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
M. V
RV. Pierce
Nova
the Invalids* Hotel gid'Surgical Institute
N. Y
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalouy NY
Fierce
Crery Dick
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