County debates Dam Collapse Liability on Dam Columbia
Warren county freeholders and officials weigh who should pay for damage from the Pauling Kill Consolidated Power and Ice Company's dam failures. The damaged embankment and county bridge threaten further risk, with potential costs estimated at three to four thousand dollars to repair and questions of responsibility pending legal action.
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Warren County Freeholders
Antifa Board
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Lseald
Cho Bir
Pauling Fu
Dalawata
Dafonet
Uae
Wm. H. Morrow
Delviders
Plana
Board of
Resholders 3
Fly
Pauling Ef Consolidated Power and Ice Company
Wong
Grant
Hotel Windsor Change and Renovation Planned
Samuel O Hoover sells stock and fixtures of the Windsor to Eliphalet Folk of Philipsburg who will take charge immediately and oversee surveying and staffing. Folk plans a thorough interior overhaul with new furniture and a bar, while Eliphalet Roover will manage the hotel for the present. a reward is offered for arrests related to a broken letter box on Jackson Avenue near the railroad bridge.
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Samuel O
Lonvor Setia
Pohariea Folk
Philpaburg
Hoover
Ohne
Folk
Philipsburg
Ms. Hoover
Fneurhene
Plainfield
My. Folk
Exterlenes
Phillipsburg
Eliphalet Roover
Windsor
Nahonsend
AIO
Jackeoo Avenue
Allroad Bridge
Obcar Jeffery
Postinaat
Remarkable recovery after long illness shocks family
Mrs. Howard Fenwick wife of a Can teal railroad engineer once bedridden for a year and nearly dying from an internal abscess has shown a dramatic health rebound. She survived a severe hammock accident when a support broke and since then has steadily improved, walking to Glen Gardier without fatigue and regaining nearly twenty years of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fenwick
Junolon
Fenwick
Cornish Purchase Could Expand Washington Works
Former Senator Johnston by attorney David Barton sold his hotel residence on West Washington to Cornish Co. for about £3000. The likely outcome is title transfer to Cornish Co. and a planned three story addition to their John Street works to ease congestion and boost employment.
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Uys
Charles KE
Johnston
Pirm
Plano
Cherlas”E Faboston
David Bartion
Woeat Washington
Johnsthat Corniu
Tha
Betwen
St. Cloud
Ip Ie
Cornish Co
Thalumbar
Itia To Ba
Washington
Lightning Kills Nelson Anderson as He Passes Tree
A lightning bolt struck a maple near Port Murray injuring or killing Nelson Anderson, 55, as he walked from Port Murray toward Mt. Bethel. The bolt traveled a zigzag path, burning a facial area and tearing the left shoe, with witnesses describing a shocking scene. Anderson, a carpenter for years with the railroad and later employed at New Village, left a wife and one son, Frank. Funeral services were held at Mt. Bethel with Rev. D. D. Smailey delivering the sermon.
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Nelson Anderson
Port, Murray
Mt. Bethel
Aoveral
Hve
Anderson
Anderoon
Amana Trey
Tr. Punk
Port Murray
Mra. Anderson
Anuderson
D. L. & W. Railroad Co
Tabilabed
New
The Next Governor Candidate Speaks Bold Claims
A man claiming to be the next governor of New Jersey asserts his prominence during a visit to an editor’s office. He proclaims heavy support and cites campaign plans while dispatching rivals and campaign locations across towns, with boastful self-presentation and bold expectations.
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Autumain
Viste Wanhsington
Optus
Iif
Editori Ig
Aran Ofice
New Jersey
Reilly
Jeo
Schaktz
Barber
Mouon
Pallip
Braates
Fulger
Washington
Titoow
Tham
Theo
Tel
Toel
Ava
Teel
The Next Governor Plot Hinted In Washington Scene
Fragmented Washington tale centers on Teel showing a photo of the “next Gov'nor” amid a chaotic scene. commentary notes public information delays and a push for broad newspaper publication of laws, criticizing Governor Murphy for sidestepping voter wishes.
Washington Worth Ends a Dramatic Ball Game Duel
Washington defeats North Ends 4 to 1 in a strenuous Saturday contest. A crowd near fifteen hundred, including visitors from Philipsburg, New Jersey, and various towns, packed the field. Badgley pitched superbly for Washington, while North Ends struggled to solve his delivery, raising protests and a lengthy crowd reaction during the game.
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Washington
North Ends
Phililpaburg
Henry
Phil
Upaborg
Sueaax
Capa May
Chatlin Steel
Newton
Wrehington
Dover
Wharton
New York
Blairatown
Belvidere
Oxford
Hackaltstown
Badgley
Warren
North Ende
Pepar
Martin's Creek
Riegalsville
Groan
Shackleton
Willow Tyrie
Coz
Hie Cateh
Roberts
Holman
Gerber
Firat Hasa
Eguer
Hawk
Roberta
Garber
Board of Truatess
Helman
Syere
Sweashta Bion
Ace Pottarile
Ingersoll
Osarle
Osphera
Gorber
Cyphsra
Robatty
Klok
Egner
Hig
Cox
Paterson
McGoay
North Roda
Lebanon
North Bnd
Badgley Bins
Hke
Atiff
Aaiane
Garwood
Poughkeepsie
High Bridge
Clinton
Pine
Btrondaburg
High Beidge
Strondaburg
Vyin
Bly Crotwd
Stroudsburg
Bunty
Irvingtons
Orroge A. C
Ivington
Buields
Stc Andrews
Kiceston
Svn
Sherman
Ste Bens Adventure College
Teai
Kinsey
Plichara
Making a Lake at Blairstown to Boost Town and School
Dam construction south of Blair estate will form a five acre lake of about a quarter mile length. The project, designed by Robert Howell, aims to furnish summer and winter recreation for Blair students and residents. O'Donnell O’Me Manimay of Newton to build the dam, with completion in two months, at an estimated multi-thousand dollar cost.
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Blaie Hall
Blairatown
Belog
Blair Méadawa
John S. Blair
Ander Retend
John I Blair
John C. Sharp
Sharp
Blair
Blair Hall
Countey
Clinton Hall
Ander
Teller
Robert P. Howell
Blairstown
Tahiga University
O'Donnell Ome Manimay
Newton
Streem
Apthway
Tha Dam
Tie Avébery
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Demally
Ftas
J. B. Ward
Kinnoy
Inge
Ira
Mr, Cornish
Bolt
Shetter
Perrorize Clulzong
Belvidere Avenue
Johnton Cornish
Althie
Mr. Cornish
Mra. Petar Taylor
Fallowa
Trauip
Ingal
Soma
Murphy
Avery Feweminutes
UZ Albin
Washington Worth
Stars of Phillipsburg
Jan Rn
Basa
Balin
Klecknor
North End
Ron
Swaeney
Atola
Vanderpriftta Claan Pingla
New Village
Thoga
Broadway
Tétei Properties
Priae
New ~Jersey
Elehline
Wakilisuto
Cathy Aychtierher
Eyner
Moran Cassie
Balleoft
Sweeny
Crem
Blair Meadow
Waashingtoo
Frank & Stevens
Messrs. Haera & Arrington
Ms. Stavona
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