New Streets and Franchise Debates Rise in Borough Council
Borough officials discuss street improvements and water franchise issues heading into winter. Residents push for road paving, dust control, and sewerage system plans while a committee weighs tearing down or repairing an old tenement house to host emergency equipment. The council debates authority to sprinkle streets and net rate impacts as committees prepare contracts and specifications for potential overhauls.
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Washington Domiana Choe
Spaeaiegyi
Sebelity Perthlenin
Ales
Baerk
Steeker
Hinger
Cain
China
Cme
Arlhianes
Hornayis
Mevhanice Street
Groi
Carmion Council
Tio
Hecorta & Genera
Steenth
Boundary Line Complications in Wasalinton Township
Edward Landerman of Titirstone, a surveyor for Wasalinton township, contends boundary lines near the borough border. His findings dispute prior surveys by Sir Andersen and others, arguing land divisions will shift significant property ownership to both southern and northern sides of the borough.
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Edward Landerman
Titirstone
Wasalinton
Am Gudeaver
Bavanygh Hogidary
Lantermug
Samuel Co Woover
Andayson
Borogh Fateie
Forthern
Conseyonte Uy
Train Strikes Railworker in Danville Area Fatal Sightings
Jay Creager of Deauville, a section hand on the Lehigh & Troisun railroad, was struck by a fast train near Danville after an afternoon shower. He suffered a neck wound and scalp lacerations. doctors feared for his life as the jugular vein was narrowly missed.
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Jay Creager
Deauville
Lehigh
Troisun
Jadasain
Danville Dimech
Social Lenin
Mandias
Iew
Uie Goud
Cowell
Vannalia
Vawmadti
Wikmane
Stryker
Anthody
Voumottin
Hrletine
Salty Jnr
Ma. Linier
Stevker
Elis
Coil
Varismatte
Bine
Elanent Feaver
Shen Mayer Petts
Inkorreys
Vannatta
Varnalta
Inslund
Ol Cher
Varta
Ried
Vincenna
Parenteo Mtb
Listhieckil Foel
Transalar Nechborroad Police Lockup Dangers
Police in Transalar Nechborroad fill the lockup with dangerous characters as authorities describe a rising threat. Local officials warn residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity amid ongoing investigations.
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Police
Notable Trial Unfolds In Shannon County Court
A long, fragmented report from a county court outlines the arrest and sentencing of several men in a case tied to a theft and assault. Key figures include Job Thompson of Bradford, Frank of Newark, and Toby Geum of Missouri, with a focus on police duty, a dramatic courtroom scene, and a sixty day jail term for the accused. The piece recounts witnesses, procedural steps, and the public interest in the trial.
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Washington
Pegielution
al Werediemak
Elias Baeel
Mie
Gaulle Kowirsy Algun
Jobi Thompson
Bradford
Frank Thes
Newark
Beer
I Tamani
Thompson Jeon
Maiseysle
Toby Geum
Miesort
Dante
Cement Plant Planned Near Stewartsville Promise
Stewartsville residents anticipate late stage talks to locate a new cement plant west of the village on about 300 acres. Backed by Calvi Te Trial and Friel Enghining, the project seeks railroad right of way and expansion of options for the New Village site. Local enthusiasm grows as plans edge toward formal approval.
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Stewartsville
Friel Enghinring
Calvi Te Trial
T Ie
Isligen
Compiny
Commin Diay
Sone
Gad Feil Memorial Manafichl Observance at Washington Cemetery
Lodge No. 42 plans Alumantial Memorial Day activities Sunday December 1 with members visiting Washington cemetery to decorate graves. Prayer by Chiphaid and reflection by Past Grand Win A Stryker. Male quartet to sing after service. Event honors deceased members of the lodge.
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Manafichl
Washington
Chiphaid
Nathan Hy Aiale Siuantet
Annie
A. Stryker
Onedigtton
Washington sewer petition sparks public county debate
A fragmented report details Washington residents debating a proposed sewer system. Varying signers urge or oppose. petitioners discuss costs from 50 to 74 thousand dollars, property owner burdens for connections and improvements, and possible special elections to decide the issue.
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Severn
Waslangton
Jeanne of Onde
Wudedankay
Fragmentary report on factory shutdown and worker protest
The article recounts a disrupted shift after a mill closed, with workers and supervisors involved in tensions. It mentions Superintendent Arthur Trekinsie Loan and a lack of consent from workers to stop, while describing dangerous conditions and disputes over duties.
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Tay
Ellis
Arthur Taerkinsie
Ambiguous early 20th century notice on business dealings
Fragmented OCR describes a business figure named Mr. Davis with lumber deals and plans for a new plant. Mentions a Washington context, profits between 6000 and 10000, and a forthcoming gift to Jersey boy or similar. Text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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Tg A
Davis
Washington
Farmhand Goes Insane After Violent Delusion Attack
A farmhand named Howey Mudaiter from Port Johor reportedly suffered a break with reality last week after a fit of rage. He attacked a coworker with a weapon, inflicting severe injuries, and was later detained for examination at Morris Plains State Hospital.
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Ian Dare
Tom
Slalin Mowat
Dreitner
Suesalaig Iuftvenen-Benight
Ubeawhington Catationsh
Morris Phains
Death notice for Mrs Bernhard Engroff and family loss
A damaged obituary note reports the death of Mrs Bernhard Engroff at her home on Falmatay Street. The obituary lists relatives and survivors including sisters and extended family across Warhinghen and Warrington, with funeral services held at a local church and conducted by a clergyman named Tundedpi.
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Bernhard Engroff
Terphard Enyrait
Falmatay
Catter Gin Ness
Timierhold
Wight
Mattison
Hachetietown
Atp
USA
Nelson
Marlusune
Vitor
Orient
Warrington
Jubilee Festival Brings City Out For Charity Weekend
Large turnout as High Bridge residents fill the grounds for a weekend charity festival. Attendance suggests over two thousand visitors with receipts in the hundreds, while nearby towns report robust interest. Weather hindered some attractions yet prizes and music drew steady crowds.
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High Bridge
Sawie
Sabare
Fed
Charlotte Foe
Glen Gardner
RL Ticket
Water Right Riot Targeted by Crane Sons in Mill Fire Fight
A violent clash over water rights erupted near Helvidere as Crane firm leaders and McMurtries clashed at a mill. A walking stick struck a man, multiple leaders were hurt, and Sheriff Barker responded while locals battled near the mill ponds and gate.
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George
Abram ‘McMuridhe
Wvnins
Thierries
Foly
SK Wi
McMirtrly
McMurtries Hive
Folters
McMurtries Ballin
Che Wit
Inen
Durkaye
Jamal
Constable Urey
Gilnaer Tip
Parmer Lightning Incident Reported With Unclear Details
A fragmentary account describes a lightning strike involving Celonmn and a sequence of injuries near Parmer. A Washington physician offered a cautious note, while a letter from Mrs. McConnell references a prior case about a woman kidnapped in Warren County. Further details are incomplete.
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Weerwindle
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