Board of Health Urges Immediate Clean-Up Plan
Borough meeting hears that trucks cannot dump waste locally. Drs Coz and Williams press for prompt action while Mayor Dawes explores land for disposal. Board faces funding limits and public health risks. committee to inspect possible outside site and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Stan
Board of Health
Rockaway
Dover
Sory Angor Aystema
Janet
Auiner
Hostlid
Parsons
Cox
Amphayl
Dawes
Coll
Diwen
George OC. Campbell
Racelpta
Sutton Acquitted in Alorris Town Murder Trial
Emma K Sutton was acquitted of poisoning her husband after a large court crowd and a one and a half hour jury deliberation. The defense argued the poisoning stemmed from improper medication and digestion, while testimony covered Stackhouse’s vague matrimonial history and connections to the Sutton family. Dr Miller's prescriptions were cited as a cause, and Sutton, with her daughter, has returned to Netcong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Alorris Town
Emma K. Sutton
Werd Prexant
Sutton
Newark
Gant
Gio
Marral Sutton
Washington
Ona
Dre. Sutton
Tragic poisoning death at Fairview Hotel arouses investigation
A woman identified as Myra Petty, formerly of Phillipsburg, died after ingesting carbolic acid and perfume in a Fairview Hotel parlor. Police traced her to the Mt Vernon Hotel in Easton, revealing she was the daughter of Robert Force and sister of Charles Force. She had been housekeeper for the Mitchall family in Phillipsburg and was married to William Petty. Her body was to be transported to Boston for burial, with funeral services reportedly held in Boston and burial planned in America. The report notes her husband declined involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Betty
Washing
Petty
Phillipsturg
Fairview House
Baa
Patty Apent
Mt. Vernon
Easton
Little Petty
Washington
Ned
Foreview Hotel
House Ale
Roter Force
Robert Hornbaker
Hornbaker Street
Charlea Force
Broad St. S
Herman
Edward Petty
Green's Bridge
Eaton
Charles Force
Boston
Democrats at Trenton endorse Bryan in New Jersey platform
A large New Jersey Democratic convention in Trenton named delegates to the National Convention and adopted a platform endorsing William Jennings Bryan and denouncing Republican policies. Col. Dalick chaired, with Cornish and Morris delegates prominent, and Warren, Sussex, Morris, and Hunterdon counties united for the Bryan cause amid heated debate and strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranton
New Jersey
Taylor
Kanan
Ravordoni
William Jennings
Anel Ralles
Royal Bryan
Teaderate
Trenton
Fac
Thorndiy
Bygex
Passaic
Bergin Dame
Warren
Sussex
Morris
Hunterdon
Cornish
Trenton House
Largs
Salmon
W. Howard Lake
Wm. A A. Stryker
EB. Harris
Hiram White
C. Clark
Frelinghuysan
Isaac7iarber
J. H. Beatty
Hackottstown
Robert Craig
Blairatown
Gaurley
State Committee
Dulick
Monmouth County
South Jersey
Colonal Dalick
Traii
Rumon
Nro
Thom I Fa Jefforson
Andrew
Jackson
United Bratan Bank
Abraham Lincoln
Nebraska
McKinley
William MckKinley Wes
Tari
Republican Party
Wwe
Tha Tatu
McKinney
Godard
Republica Party
Republicag
Democrata
Anliek
McKinnley
Fhea Tepublican Party
Readon
Jefferson
Republican “Party
Pilin
Jeorge
Bayan
Brynts
C.l.’Stryker
Dely
Hudson Vonpiresanian
Conmittes
Conii
Epworthian Day Opens With Eloquent Address and Talks
Dr. Eckman of New York delivers a stirring evening address at the sixth annual County Epworth League Conference in Washington M. E. Church. About 156 delegates attend with visitors from the borough and county as sessions cover church youth work, Bible use, and the place of the Epworth League in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Eckman
New York
Washington M. 5
Marvin A. Pierson
Summerfield
Broales
Belvidere Deliv
Our Church
Washington
R. Barnes
Weahington
Misa Mary
Mack
Jackettstown
Ray
J. Barnes
D. D
Washington M. Ys
Saul
Chas. W. H.edrick
Hackattytown
Kauffman
Thompson
Port Golden
Bergen
Whitmore
Jeffery
M. E
Chicago
Washington Junior League
Barnes
Ray. H. PB
Ring of Columbia
Frank Everatt
Blairatown
Misa Lizzie Thompson
Aabury
Misses Kinney
Yeomane
Mt. Herman
Christiana
Watts
Wesley
Ex-Judge Hann’s Will Distributes Estate Worth About 100000
The will of late ex Judge Phil K Hann filed for probate lists an estate near 100000 in bank stock water stock mortgages real estate and U S bonds. It divides roughly into three equal parts for daughter Mrs Gehrett grandson Philip H Hann and two grandchildren Louise and Augustus Hann with specific property and stock bequests and a rule that no part will be sold presently. Executed by witnesses George S Bowers and Miss Gertrude Russell, the document names Rey W Gehrett and Oscar Jeffery as executors. The family accepts provisions of the will and intends to keep investments as set out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil K. Ufayin
Probata
Belviders
George 5. Bowera
Misa Gertride
Russell
First National Bank of Washington
W. Gebrett
Philadelphia
Rey
W. Gehrett
Philadelpha Pa
Oscar Jeffery
Washington
Gehrett
Belvidere Avenue
Philip H. Hann
Andersod
Fast Stewart Street
West Stewart St
Louise
Augustus
Hann
Children’s Day Plans Across Borough Churches
Arrangements are perfected for Children’s Day next Sunday with extensive church programs. In Presbyterian venues, the Primary Department performs at 2:30 pm with Mme J Da Grandmont and Prof. A Verdier plus local children songs and recitations. Evening features include a chorus, instrumental solos, and readings. Baptists plan similar services with an infant baptism and new member reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mme. J. da Grandmont
New York
A. Verdier
Easton
Dafray
Methodist
Ernest Ward
Buas
Aly
Charles Bowbey
Backley
Bertha Dilding
Indianapolis
Row
A. Boom
Firemen Parade in Washington and Darktown Carnival
Firemen parade in Washington featured the Steamer Co No 1 and many Pennsylvania towns. Crowds packed Main Street amid bands, carriages, and a Darktown contingent from Pittston with a steam engine display. the event included the Old Maids Convention and other entertainments at St Joseph’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
New Jervey
Penonylvania
Main Street
Walla
Marshall
SL Corcoran
Pennsylvania
Common Council of
Belvidere
Borough Council
Washington
Messrs
Curl J
Stevens
Pittston
Warren County
Stormer Co
Wight
Fair Grounds
There’s There 9 Stay to St. Louis Limited Train
There is a daily service between New York and St. Louis on the Larkawanan Limited via Niagara Falls and Wabash Railroad departing New York at 10 00 a m and arriving in St Louis at 2 00 p m next day. It advertises best route to the West with luxurious sleeping cars dining car service and connections to Reno City and the Southwest. A ten day stopover permitted at Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkawanan Limited
New York
St. Louis
Najy
Niagara
Niagara Falls
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Ol Guy
Anergatic
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Scranton
Lietary
Atolan
Harrington
Foreington
Suda
Simaton
Hota
Simanton & Bunce
le Fylnge High
I. Bunce
Tattford
Conn
Wattford
Banco
Pittsburg
Gbotica
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Onao
John Carter
O. Thompson
Orerasor
Shrope
Pollaa
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A. Miller
Dal
Ernst
Morris County Tribunal
Tella
Ameriga
Allerien
Platte Valley
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Itar
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London
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Regkport
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J. B. Awinson
Stanton
Susan Ae McCloc
Slinton
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Geoniih WiLiticKr
Oxford
J. Mi
Joun Warltxselt
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Harper's
St. Cloud Hotel
Washington, N, J
County League
Holy Writ
Bicyelo Hospital
J. 1
Johnston's
Tn Entertainment
Darktown Co
Mit
St. Joseph
Lewis R. Dildine
Anul
Edward Nolan
Professor Pinkerton
Minnie Hatcher
Genevieve Cavanagh
Allia Senior
Rio
Agnes Byrnes
Lizzie Johnson
Lizzie McName
Ross Wetcher
May Fash
Mane Johnson
Jennie Hatcher
Mary Kavanegh
Mary Senior
Deidgie Lynch
Hannah Barry
Stella Hatcher
Mary Tagan
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Ldw
Johnson
Percy Hatcher
Tha Parish
Annie Byrnye
Misa Macgia Nolin
Milas
Allie Irving
Krs. Hogan
McWally
Donohue
Om Fiennes
Mesara
Ousheing
Wagan
Messra
Hatcher
Murphy
Barry
Old Maida
Fiir
Hackettstown
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