New Village Land and Improvement Company Promises Growth
Industrial plans springing from Edison Portland cement works spark land deals near New Village. The 188 acre Hulsizer farm sale for 30,000 fuels 310,000 capitalization for the company with 10 shares for sale. Officers include John Bacon and Robert Young, with extensive water rights, turnpike improvements, and anticipated building lots along the Morris turnpike for Edison era construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Village
Edleon Portland Osment
New Vilage Land and Improvement Company
Eira
Andrew Huloizer Justenat
Bloom
Allahotas Pertico
Anda
Falce
Hulsizer
New Village Land and Improvement Company
Brata
Trenton
DarthaNy
Eason
Johnston Uoroish
Coraiah Co
John Bacon
He Easton Traat Company
Ig Treagarar
Robert 8. Young
Easton
Edison Portland Comant Company
Obae
Gardner
Washington
Edison Phonograph Company
Ja Viva
John Bacon, Jr
Baston
Thas
Edison H
Pohkteong
Amoka
Bavie
Regervoix
Fixe
Torba
Electric Light Planta
Abo
Oata
Auetonger
J.T. Thatcher
Halla Aentory
Taprovemant Company
Bacon Will Ia
Boston
Hir. Young
Gardnar
Trolley before fall promises new Bangor line progress
Thomas A. El. Hay, promoter of Euston trolley, reported in Washington that a conference with Lackawanna division superintendent O H L Ketcham advanced plans for a right of way from Ingerhol Bargeant works to Morris turnpike near Phillipsburg. Hay lauded Lackawanna management, noted steam roads gain through through traffic, and announced Jersey line work to begin soon with completion targeted within three months if no unforeseen delays. The Easton Gas and Power will supply initial power until the Phillipsburg powerhouse is built east of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. EL. Hay
Trailey
Euston
Washington
Togethey
Hara
O. H L. Ketcham
Lackawanna
Banton & Washingian Traction Company
Treffic
Bangor
Baat
Phillipsburg
Easton
Here
East Washington
Easton Goa and Power Company
Struck boy with hatchet during factory quarrel
John Andrewe a Civil War veteran at Washington Manufacturing Works lost temper Friday in the glass department. He grabbed an old hatchet and struck Herbert Omick an eighteen year old workman wounding him on the bridge of the nose and above the eye. A warrant was issued and Andrewe fled toward Belvidera but has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrewe
Washington
Andre Wa
Andrews
Iit
Herbert Omick
Omick
Baan
Rumored Rail Reorganization Affecting Lackawanna Line
Reports claim a major through-train arrangement between Lackawanna and Pennsylvania lines to run trains through Manunkachunk to Stroudsburg without stops, saving time but forcing changes at Brondaburg for water. Local pastor Rev. England considers a new call from Asbury church amid retirement news.
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Wauer Thathaelwsanna
Pennsylvania Traton
Seroudeborg
Lackawanna
Sod Pfonnsylvania
Roaflara
Strondaburg
Manuskachunk
Lackaswanna
Mautinkachunk
Seroudsbore
Leaaive
Brrondaburg
Sant
Preaty Bride Causes Trouble in Washington Parlor Scene
A sensational tale unfolds as Maurice Kozlowsky introduces his young wife to Beckenstein, a Hebrew shoemaker, prompting a scuffle with Kozlowsky’s rival. The incident ends with Beckenstein and the reporter dodging blows amid a chaotic, crowded parlor, while a separate accident leaves Marshall Dean badly injured at a local plant.
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Hebcan
Fres K. Beckenstain
Maurice Kozlowsky
Beckenstein
Kizlowaky
Annie
Aladdin
Koslowsky
Kozlowsky
Kozzy
Kozzo
Washington
Beckerstain
Backenstein
Gruckble
Tloe
Koxzlowsky
Backensteinn
Annis
Vas
Marshall Dean
Townabury
Power
Minors Keep Out Pool Rooms Law Tightens Age Limit
The legislature passed a law making it a misdemeanor for pool or billiard room proprietors to admit or allow minors under 16 to play or congregate without a parent or guardian. The measure aims to curb demoralizing youth influences and impose fines or imprisonment for violations. Also reports the death of Mrs. George W. Dilts of East Church, with details of her life and survivors.
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Rome
Towan
Sven
Casital
Washington
Local finances shift as Schilling Wendling deal completes
In Broomabury a partial sale of Schilling Wendling & Co moves ownership to Antone Schilling and Jacob Dicht, licensing new management at Lehr Piano Co Easton. The firm will relocate to Bloomabury with plans to reopen a canning factory and later manufacture planed boards, aiming to hire about 60 workers once production starts. Further details remain uncertain as Washington backers weigh next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dich
Hodius
Broomabury
Schilling, Wendling & Co
O Trisses and Ters
Wauding
Dibinger
Bir Integresta
Antone Schillingston
Jacob Dicht
Lehr Piano Co
Easton
Ateck
Mach
Wince
Thumpany
Bess
Washington Manfpeturing Co
Fle
Meaars
Sebitieg
Bloomabury
Ld Canning
Pea
Ape
Dla
Children’s Day observances planned at local churches
Children’s Day events swirl through Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist services with morning baptisms, musical programs, and seasonal decorations. The schedule includes infant baptism, Sunday School productions, and a choir plus a Park Sisters instrumental recital, with notices of pastorial arrangements and a postponed primary program due to a death.
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Adidilalaores
Malin Echool
Presterlan
Dundey
Erning
Bisa Prominos
Ozbt
Unio
Primione
Childranta
Park ‘Slaters
Nan Furkity
Marced Cess
Aty
Durone
Raven
Trartionll
Dignitaries Attend Multiple Local Weddings Across County
A series of weddings is reported across the county. Daniel Snyder of Westfield wed Elsa Bosfe Bud of Washington at the bride's home with fifty to sixty guests, the event featuring wedding bells and fern decorations. Edward Olander and Rose Petty married at the bride’s parents home on Upper Broad Street with about one hundred guests, a double parlor display, and gifts including silverware. Charles M. Tattle wed Pauline Pfennig in Paterson ahead of their move, while Elizabeth L Rawb tied with Milton W Morton in a Blinks town home ceremony attended by family, with ship and travel plans noted for departure to Washington.
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Anna Till
Madison
Phillipsburg
Harmony
Warrington
D. C
Palladalphis
Oxford
Nanyon
Brave Castlo
Hackehistown
Kruedom
Newark
Crawford
Hops
Scracton
Washington
Misa Nuh
Ada Snyder
George F. Snyder
Ervey Hartan
Cranford
Mics
Edna Chiis
Hermony
Palladsiphia
Jobo’ Snyder
Bras Castle
Westheld
Bnyder
Charles M. Tattle
Beethoven Planos and Organ Co
Iittle
Women Paternon
Butardey
Tottle
Youmang Avenue
Olander—Petty
Edward Olander
Btn Rover
Agron Petty
Leyte
Bugler
Pottstown
William Oo. Petop
New York
Maneré
Carlos M. Smith
Binghamton
Thomas
Murphy
Phillips Narg
Daniel Bpanganberp
Agynaed Patty
Maa Randolph
Tyo Puena
Jersey Chay
Waaningtan
B. C
Phildelphia
Eeston
Wastlagta
Mig
Mrv
Altria Olinder
Erastus V. Rawb
Blnkstown
Elizabeth L , Swag
Milton W. Moit
MarkSboro
Diles Libbie Stein
O.M. Wet
Willoh
John B.wildrick
John
Wildrick
Portland
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Edison
O Awh
Mizs Tan M. Nawaar
Clinton
Methodist Episcopal
D. BP. Randolph
Jacob
Miers
Joseph B. Hawk
Manunkachunk
England
Asbury
Roy
Jretire
Wallington
Lewill
Li M. Sroornb
Davidson
Métbad
Koalowsky
Fiity
Quarres Seede
Star
Laubachs
Baaston
Soren Deora
Iing
Wat
Laubach & Sos
Howsuiurolaning Department
Danton
Board of Fealth
Brarido
Thay City
Bub
Gowth Heston, A
George V W. Dilts
To'elock
Geo. W. Dita
East
Church
Bright
Dita
Chirch
Dilea Wee
Misa Emmet
Conno
B. Conino
Shi Wan
Dilta
Kate
Jennie
Dhe
A.S. Conina
Donwell
Chas, NeCanine
F. Ranedolph
Washington Cemetery
Clar
Enag Dent
Hgh
Warren County
Sue Adeleton
Jane Sist
Burrougha Widridge
Presbyterian Chuych
Paderetvakt
Huntiuztun
Pinno
Uod
Kollor’s
Aingie House
Banton
Mra
Scloe
Bhoriaes
Pastor Bridge
Hackettstown
Lara
Noble
VY. Sahleider
Welllam Hi. Vernon
Owen
Arthur B. Arh
Engliuh
W. van Trenson
Cain
Ben
Sauyons Altampla
Har
Odd Fellows
Taubaue
Daniel Snyder
Migs Susie
Slit
Miss Rose Petty
Nola
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