Manunkachunk Abandoned in New Lackawanna Schedule
The Lackawanna plans to abandon Manunkachunk station under a revised timetable causing rail connections to shift at Stroudsburg. Pennsylvania trains will use Lackawanna tracks north, with Lackawanna crews, increasing travel via Philadelphia to Belvidere. Washington arrivals see minor shifts. no major timetable changes described.
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Lackawoogna
Pannsylvania
Pagsengara
Stroudaburg
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
Manuakachunt
Manuokechook
Lackawanne
Thia-Sectio
Washington
Balyidere
Bridgevills
Delaware
Pennsylvania Road
Belyider
Palllipaburg
Teldag
Hera
Btroudaburg
Poonsyvania
Bulvidéers
Belvidere
Wanted Justice Not Money in Stewartaville Case
A young bride faced an attempted break in by an Italian man who flashed money and forced entry during a heavy shower at her home west of Stewartaville. The assailant fled after a struggle, leaving the victim shaken but unharmed. a $19 offer to settle was refused, as she seeks justice over money. A magistrate warned the matter would go to court.
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Levi
Stewartaville
Waa
Wailea
Brida
Foren Ae
Jascho
Abe
Fpillipeburg
Afty Times Sii
Aba
Snake nest found in rubber plant purchased in Newark
Mrs James Donnelly of Cayston avenue reports a rubber plant bought in Newark green house deteriorated after a year. Leaves withered and dropped until the plant was brought outdoors, where a nest of snakes emerged from the soil. Four snakes were killed and two found under the garden soil. The incident explains the plant’s poor health. A local Edison records card with price 42 cents is advertised.
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Clarlton Avenue
James Donnelly
Cayston Avenue
Newark
T' Bag
Donnelly
Doo
Abe
Bi-Centennial Wesleyan Installation at Hackettstown
The bi-centennial exercises honoring John Wesley’s birth accompanied the installation of Dr. Noble as president of Centenary Collegiate Institute in Hackettstown. Governor Murphy presided as Bishop Andrews and George J. Ferry spoke, praising Wesleyan influence. A reception followed with Benson rooft and a band serenade before the Governor left by special train.
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John Wesley
DA. Noble
Centapary Collegiate Institute
Hackettatown
New York
Newark
Ed Greesen
Cote
Truxteas
Dr. Noble
Noble
Wesley
Nurphy
Bowman
Andrawa
Bishhop Andrews
Nils Farrington
Perth Amboy
Terael
Elijah
Murphy
Gunch
Hackettstown
Peru
Drv DL
Chapman
Boston
Abadeuba
Observance of Children's Day Amid Stormy Weather
The community marked Children's Day with Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist Sunday School programs despite heavy rain. Choruses, solos, and dramatic readings highlighted a long tradition tracing back to Universalist origins, with churches nationwide observing a special Children’s Day on the second Sunday in June.
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United States
Washington
Murray
A. H. Leonard
Cholaca
Dings
Presbyterian
Methodial Episcopal Church
Waa
Children’s Fond
KEW SURREY AS BIG SURPRISE
Washington borough boundary survey reveals northern line is 16 feet north, shifting properties between borough and township. New line places Batticoke works and Skinner bottling near or in borough. borough schools may enroll more local children. macadamized Belvidere avenue segment falls short of borough limits. Survey by Samuel C. Hoover starts, with A H Dolicker assisting.
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Nfulro
Hebe
Washington Borough
Samuel C. Hoover
Washington
Realdanta
Washington Common Council
Hoover
Kinnamwan’s Bridge
Plage No.7
Belvidere Avenue
John Hayes
Skinner
Orang
James Skionor
Anthony Hatcher
Towsohip
Upper Broad Atraat
KR. W. Hayes
Gia Alao
Balvidere Avenue
Canal Bridge
Itmita
Hay Shustling Seeks Philadelphia Franchise for Trolley
Thomas A. H. Hay, driving the Boston Washington trolley project, sought a franchise before the Philadephia Common Council to lay tracks on Mercer and Stratton streets in Phillipsburg. The council planned to reconvene next Monday with an ordinance likely granting conditional right of way. Hay, backed by town officials including Mayor O’Catneil, aims to connect both towns via Greenwich Township by steam charter.
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Washington
Rolley Mine
Piutliipsburg Companon Cannell
Pranchise
Thomas A. H. Hay
Boston
Phillipeburg
Gommon Ocatneil
Palllipaburg
Bangorling
Death at Lackawanna station shocks community
Baggagemaster Stewart Shelenberger a 34 year old Lackawanna employee at Datawgre Water Gap died by his own action last Friday night. He was found in a pool of blood beneath the Moor with a throat wound and could not speak to give reasons. Neighbors describe his life as pleasant with no known troubles. He had worked for the company fifteen years and leaves a wife and two small children.
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Presterian Sant A
Ephereby
Georga
Randolph
Prenchad
gStewart Shelenberger
Lackawanna
Datawgre
Water Gap
Buellenberger
Tomas
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Manunkachunk
Waahlogton
East Ward
Waahington
Siha
Acat
Jane
Louie VenNeneste
Elizabeth Emery
East Washington Avenue
Bhrope
Squire Hindaberry
Bof
WeDaven
Coe
Uehrein
Stan Con Seas
Godfrey
Edison
Holland
Fons
Easton
Fay
Kkeys
GOV. Murphy
Bishop Andrews
Bomberg
Mirabel J. Fullerton
Mies Caroline Ball
A. F. Chamberlain
Junior Clas
Herbert Q. Chamberlain
Sophy O. Smithy
Yeaterday Moorning
Osgan
Faulken
F. W. Bebroder
Chamberlainy
D. Poppe
Tadhe
Jobo Brown
Fauatie
B. PF
Dickisaon
Gueay
Mias
J.-B. Redheffer
Flawley
McCormick
VanAttn
Wells
Martin
Eamy
C.J. Ball
Eosay
Margaret Fuller
Margaret Fuller!’ Miss . BE
Cook
Voowl Soln
Lane
Atliste
Atta
C.D
Knight
Lalo
Mostrell
Smith
Gardiner
Schiledur
H. A. Walarny
Driss Carrie
ATS
Gsehngere
Chamberclain
Warren County
Hackattertown
Blake
0.Chamberlain
H. T. Molen
Ry G. Pipher
Chambartua
B. B. Dickignon
EB. IK. Muller
J. D. Poppa
J. B. Radheffer
George
Ei Kanonse
Misace
M. Pi
Norton
A.W. Shialds
RB. Tox
G. W. Marlatt
BR. Elm
Shields
ME. Wade
Scientific Coure
J.B. Ou
H. Kinsey
J. M
Taft Barner
John Bowers
Washinngton
Durin Lone
Bow
Noase
Collegiate Institute
Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist Sunday Schools
Druile Purea
Ron
Yohdatan
Orban
Ditley
Miba-dioreys
Havlig-Thenekel
Daria i
Iriam
Kew
Surrey
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