Philadelphia Capitalists Seek Portland Cement Plant Site
Borough attorney and Daniel Wyckell of Philadelphia capitalists pursue a large factory site near Port Golden citing high land prices and scarce suitable land. They have offered to buy options on farms along the ridge from Port Golden to Change Water, with officials saying the venture could employ about seven hundred workers if viable.
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Washington
David Bartron
Daniel ¥.Wyckell
Philadelpha Capitaliags
Lartron
Wyeko
Phila
Delphin
Valness
Fortland
Bartron
Penwall
Anderson
Port Coldan
Philos Phiv Rattias
Cing Aofthoss Farma
Oby
Jacob Mowder
Michael Roseberry
Jacob Hill
Daniel Slater
Mowder
Enoch Wandling
Mecara
Wyckoff
Thia
Pennsylvania
Tragic death linked to carbolic acid in Hackettstown household
Mary Kelley, about thirty, daughter of Thomas Kelley, was found fatally ill and died after consuming carbolic acid at the family home near Hackettstown. Her mother died months earlier, and the Kelleys faced accusations of ill treatment while the community notes a Catholic church affiliation. The Friars were to hold services next day.
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Carbello
Mies
Mary Kelley
Thomas Kalley
Hackotiatown
Andor
Buranu
Mfiga Kelley
Miothar
Timga
Alleyyan
Mary
Waahligten
Tilchess Ravon
Yanra
Ani Mas Kelley
Dan
James DeaFear
Hibernia
Rockaway
Aberfl
Morris County
Oxford
Morviday Jaat
Jacob Smith
Thia Borough
Thomas Scanlon
Scanlon
Bigs
DeFeur
Seanlen
Scaulen
Edison in New Village visit by Philadelphia investors
Superintendent Darling of Edison Portland Cement hosted a party of ten Philadelphia capitalists including Thomes A. Edison and W. Mallory at the works near the cement mine. They toured the site by carriage, viewed progress, and enjoyed a ride on a small locomotive. Edison appeared lively and engaged, while Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Mallory joined an excursion to the rail line. The visit highlighted strong interest in the project and potential employment for about a thousand men once production begins, with broader benefits to Washington and the valley. The rest of the page notes unrest in Canton and international affairs and briefly lists regional firms.
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Nd Star
Washington
Boeses
Platt
Roosevelt
Sir Platt
Hanna
Teddy
Thia
Hann
Una
Thal
McKinley
Yoraker
Thurston
Eddy
Jersey
Yoorless
Tha Alowness
Hig Atener
Eurepe
John T. Blackeiley
Thia County
New York
Chicago
Teriney
Grange Wear
Testes
Darling
Edison Portland Cement Company
Philadelphia
Thomes A. Edison
Mallory
Orange
Philadelphia Genflaigen
Al-Of
Mosars
Edison Ad Mallory
Carridgeay
Mr. Edison
Edison
Pth
Edmon
Mei Edieon
Rander
Stan
Ton
Baste
Carteret Steel Company
Hackattatown Geema
Genitor Jones
Nevada
Haa
Court of Chancery
Bankerops
Pruimigeroo
Carterat
Borsone Lim
Rogers, Brown& Co
Empira Iron & Sfel Company
Oxford
A. Olosa
Carterat Company
No. Heevy
Hackettstown
Carteret
Ben
Faranea
Luthor
Carteret Fornaca
Thera
Thorn
Jones
Iran
Hold up in town shocks residents and shoppers
A chaotic scene in Jackson Valley near the Belvidere canal bridge left Hugh Finnegan of The Highwaymen severely injured. A mob of Redrooke supporters from Oxford Town, Eugena Nunn, Willand, Wyckett, and J. Weller reportedly confronted a party of shoppers returning home, amid broader political chatter about New Jersey Assembly representation and population-based districts.
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Jackson Valley
Belvidere
Aventa Canal Bridge
Redrooke
Oxford
Eugena Nunn
Willand
Wyckett
Weller
Floren
Washington
Jacksonville residents withstand highway assault at oxford
A wagon trip to town ends in a midstream melee when eight young men confront a Jackson Valley party at a bridge near Oxford. A driver defends himself with a pocketknife as groceries spill and the attackers flee, leaving one man named Finnegan to face a harsh but contested assault verdict.
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Oxford
Lght
Jackson Valley
Looger
Gstorl
Hugh Finnegan
Atelen
Finnegan
Courta Tere
Mementia
Belvidera
Jackson Villey
Megan
SSS
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Koossa
Jorsoy
Pennsylvanian _Railroad
Edulonds
Hotal
Tyrom Lala
West Ibis
Victoria
Shields
Tae
Lyle
Operm
Muong
Kava
Uishard Lyle
Amalie Baird
Degerve
Hal
Usu
Addilesson
Omarader
Bulzer Hall
Huckuttetown
St. Mary
Babe Slitkup
Eliza Jackson
Ding
Youro
Samir Whitewast
Clarabel Snowball
sAmong
Thisra
Ailliam
Mel
Amorigin
Toane
Hackerttalern
Loshester
Pabst
Ahorn
Balehantine
Gab Surly
San Juan
Big Trust
Monica
Tom Balls
Sobieddd
Ann Aniue
Bevand
Willitoy Beyer
MeKinley
Collmangs
McKinsey
Republican Patriotiam
Foraker
Tobacco Trust
Sr. McKinley
United States
Paris
New Village
Canton
China
Ava
Faniler
Galankles
Li Hung Chang
Pelin
Reich
Poril
Waelington
Holse
Rochester
Fabst
Anheuser-Busch
Met
Pallticianne
Dew Jerseys
Ajd
Loudenberger
Efunterdon
Sra
Hunterdon
Warren
Countiia
Popula
Salcom
Wul Zea
Silas H. Shields
M. A. Masten
Binghamton
Shialde
Nasten
Coburn Whip Co
Windeor
N.Y
Masten
John. Swayze
Aggleb Lim
Tialas
Ara Demichen Hi Oites
Ribble
Lata
Bayt
Okarel
Ale
Bia Tims
Boozey
Chnarey Batson
Olive Township
Hackattstown
Batson
Boogey
Denjer
Bryne
Mobar
Busey
Halpad
Kansas
Williroll
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Cloud Et al
la Tal
LN Trouble
Cris Awey
Jean
Astorican
EL BL
Thia Boroug
Mulhall
Morristown
Aida
Benito
Sunnyside
Bavait Coma
Dalysthi
Dorothy
Toraca Stake Stokes
Conal
William Emery
J. van Bods
Atri Tolley
JelFory
Cys
Cloud
Othar
Theodore Roosevelt
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