Edison visits cement plant at New Village tour
A large Philadelphia party toured the Edison Portland Cement Company plant at New Village, viewing a proposed 10,000 barrel per day facility with 4,600 starting capacity. Edison and executives explained processes, profits, and the plant’s multi-stage, near-continuous operation design to stockholders.
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Warren County
Philadelphie Seapitallais
Edison ‘Ortland Cement Company
New Village
Edison
Mallory
New York
Duany
Lima
Edivony
Falzon
Edfeon
Pyle
Edlon
St.a
Mr. Bdlaon
Atageto
Ediaon
Theas
Rolleca
Wr. Wdisoo
Ainllad
Ib Wee
Rae
Po Iied
Cals Gomi
Ates
Death of James Dugan in Brosdwey yard
James Dugan aged 66 was found dead in his door yard at Brosdwey on Wednesday night after drinking during the day. A friend aided him home and he said he felt as though a paralytic shank affected his heart. He was described as an ex- cial ar and an odd fellow. Funeral held under Stayartavilia lodge on Saturday with Rev. Grey delivering the address. Dugan had been married twice and survived by his second wife and a daughter from his first marriage.
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James Dugan
Brosdwey
Igat
Bhia
Bia
Stayartavilia
Saturany
ME. Dured
Grey
Ramsey Promoted to Express Messenger in Bangor and Portland Line
Ramsey Ramool Ramesy, longtime efficient driver of the U S express wagon in Washington, leaves Monday for a new field with Bangor and Portland Railroad. He will headquarter in Nearesth Pa as express messenger. successor John Sheath replaces him. In other news Frank Wyerett, clerk for Morris County Board of Freeholders, is sentenced to two and a half years in State Prison.
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Ramsey
Ramool Ramesy
U.S
Washington
Bangor & Portland R. R
Neaareth
Entary
Hoorutt
Frank Is
Wyerett
Morris County Board of Freeholders
Hverett
Locomobile Wreck Near Port Murray Ends in Crash
A Brooklyn man Mr Youngblood tested a brand new Locomobile valued at 2000 dollars. While riding down a Hudson county road he lost control on a steep hill, plunged into an embankment, and the car was wrecked. He escaped with minor injuries, telephoned Bethlehem Bethlehem and then learned the machine was destroyed. Officials advised the machine was totaled, and he would be back in Brooklyn by train.
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Brooklyn
Machattan Something Or Another Co
Youngblood
Toro Dayaba
Hathiehem
Atesm
Hudon County
Morris
Elgyon
Old Warren
Washington
Bethlenerm
Butalaa
Hackettatown
Port Murray
Anderson
Bethlehem
Redrest
Dethiehéu
Manhattan
Reight
Neware
Thia Itile Sary
Editor at the Fair recounts Pan-American Exposition
The Star editor attends the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo to cover the National Editorial Association meeting and tours the colorful pavilions. He notes the Electric Tower, Court of the Fountains, Triumphal Bridge, and Plaza, praising color, lighting, and architectural scale amid the grounds and Midway attractions.
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Star
Queen City Express
Luckewanne
National Editorial Association
Witnesa
Grand Aste
Rainbow City
Hemiaphera
Tutile
Oma
Midway
Tb Hes
Bagio
Leanty‘spota
Sporta
Cator
Local shirt factory swindler leaves town after crash
W. P. Gregory, a Middletown transplants, convinced dozens of townsfolk to invest in a shirt factory scheme. He promised cash wages and easy orders, bought on credit, and fled Friday with goods and money. Creditors report widespread losses as Gregory’s plans collapsed and he disappeared.
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Washington
Tle
W. P. Gregory
Gregory
Hopple & Beavers
Drst Washington Avenue
Euston
Clarion Toner
Manufacturare
Byaloney
East Church Street
Iman
Honaa
Ford & ‘Fleming
Moo
Aston
Middletown
Easton Fire Destroys Theater and Mills in Nine Alarm Blaze
Fire at Easton, New Jersey, erupted Sunday night and burned parts of the Wonderland Theatre and several nearby buildings. About 1,200 feet of hose were laid, two departments aided, and property damage reached $28,500 with most covered by insurance. A Glen Gardner youth, Paul Carling, saved a child from a railroad track just moments before a passing train.
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Eatton
Easton
Hames
Phillipsburg
Hiro
Delaware Bridge
Union Square
Abelly
Cooley
Elghteen Hornea
Lafayette
Front Street
Steinmetz
Z2ur
Flein
Lergth
Stehle
Green Street
Eame Orin
D. J
Fowell
Paul Carling
Glen Gardner
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Locomobile
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Scottish Castle
Baron
Kinnaird
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St Joseph's Church
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