Cornish & Co forced to enlarge factory to meet demand
The Cornish & Co piano and organ works upgrade capacity by extending the southern wing and reorganizing departments after unprecedented orders. Construction to add 12,000 square feet, with new machinery and piping, begins at once to sustain growth and keep employees busy amid rising demand for instruments and related parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitt Onfora
Ereders
Conrac
Meserd
Qernlah
Jung Lad Bern
Uutnr
Wuel Williams
Beyane
Tornbaker
Washington High School Class of 1890 Commencement Farewell
The 18th annual commencement at Washington High School featured valedictorys and orations by Miss Charlane DeWitt Joannetta Golick Blanche Ablastrom Mary Spangenburg Edward Rogers Carl Jenkins Jota Trimmer and other graduates. Attorney A G LaBarre of Boston delivered remarks on education and patriotism as diplomas were handed by Board of Education President Daniel Wyckall. the program included music by Mabel Jenkins violin Magysra Farry Unger and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Jadioy
Gentlenon
Charlane
DeWitt
Joannetta A. Golick
Blanche J
Ablatrom
Merste
Ilaery D. Spangenburg
Edward J. O. Rogers
Carl Jenking
Jota C. Trimmer
Daniel F. Crenaman
Mk Mabel Jenking
Magysra
Farry Unger
Frank Ty Nutay
Carnet
Guo
Hoff
Senta
Taumbers
Board of Education
Jeanherd
Barnes
Hls
Kidd
Carl Jenkins
Wiward
C. Rogers
Wintiewidh
Ib Selentiata
Harry Ayard Spannenberg
C. Telmainr
Urimimor
Java
J. S. Ablstrom
Weiss
Inmbera
Mies Abletrom
Promige
Daniel £. Cressmath
Greyman
Charlotte S McWillit
Theatessiy
JH. Grimt
LaBarre
Washington
Schley
Sampson
Dolney
Spain
Warewell
Votthord
Daniel Y. Wyckall
Wyckall
Rich
Port Colden Fire Destroys Three Homes In Back Street
A Tuesday afternoon blaze in Port Colden destroyed three adjacent houses on the back street. The Levin house, used as a store, housed hay and a second-hand corroded stove that sparked the fire. Neighbors aided with water as flames spread. the Ohio Union and McLacy suffered no insurance claims. Firemen arrived late. some residents faced major losses, with Wyckell and Levin families affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Colden
George P. Wrebly
James A Anderson
William Lamy
Vmmer
L. §. Laviv
John Jefferson
Vilaa
Alleucen
Ovar
Stova
Levin
George Wyckell
Washington Bire
John Jellurson
Hovlr
Darihand
Vnelorson
Thantania
Mfr
Fettersort
Ash Anderson
McLacy
Siu
George
Wyelkoll
Mr. Wrelall
Empire Steel and Iron buys Oxford works to reopen mines
Empire Steel and Iron Company has purchased the Oxford mining and nail works with plans to reopen two magnetic iron mines and restart the rolling mill and nail mill. About 200 workers will be employed as mining pumps are cleared of water and extensive repairs are completed, with production of pig iron and ore shipments to local furnaces. The Newark based firm, led by Archer Brown, aims to revive operations and revive the town’s economy while keeping the deal discreet and subject to final deed recording.
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Ratinund Rawllays
Lackawanna
Prac
Fean
Benjamin Lughes
Dy 1
Haa
Sateeday
Tiaghes
Hoboken
Provident
Hullaloud Ratiies
Pha
Newton
Strea
Thie
Noveton
Liga Kutwingss
Penn
Trenton
Ablando City
Philadelphia
Lambertville
Tokyhanna
Ica
Lake Grinnell
Tou
Ayer
Seine
Peneibe
Oxford
Wishington
Wits Desirony
Empire Company
Inn
Tnet Corporation
Mnut
Wade
Suhpe
Archer Brown
Raat ‘Orange
Guava Ao Newa Ruporier Dome
Peckitt
Me. Brown
Crang Works
Like Superior
Star Concern
Staal and von
Eupire
Iron Company
New Jersey
Catasatqna
Reading
Sebnuy Sill Valley
Valentine Tron Company
Hellefonte
Victoria
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Fee Company
Asteise
Leonard Feekitt
Crane Iron Works
Wal
Ditteburg
W. L. Sims
Leblaua Iron and Steal Company
Birtaingham
Glen Wright
Jaran
Newark
Fourth of July in Morris Plain celebrated with parades and games
The town prepares for a grand Fourth of July celebration featuring a parade on Railroad avenue, speeches at the grove, baseball games, bicycle races, and prize contests. Morris Pining and a local youth band will entertain, with extensive plans by the Celebration Committee and amateur teams. Fireworks, bands, and civic events are planned, with safety and crowd management in place and coaches prepared to host visitors.
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Arch
Morrlé Pina
MW Capital Boys
jAq-thia
Phe
Mechanica
Washington
Diamond
McPierson
Washington Arrows
Christine
Cox
Wwll
Morris
Bute
Phereon
Betty
Fan
Cyphers
Ervin
Fool
Morris Plains
Shartstop
Morris Dlalne
Werpie
Railroad Avenue
Washington Avenue
Belvidere
Warren
Blavier’s Grove
Grovery
Mrorhittis
Son
Theodore B. Dawes
Bearish
D. D
Mary
F. Benvera
F. A.dannla
Princeton
Wm. HL. Miers
State Council
Treanton
E. B. England
Iseui
Fitc
Wiliam A. Stryker
Medway
Newton
Milzonha
Posaste
Dover Tigers
T[ckattstown Lnst
Ted
Clinton
Saneon
Novar
Dover Journal
Morning Gang
Comtlemen
Vents
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Biggeal Steel Kall
Carnegly Steel Company
Mttaburgaat
Russia
Siburis
China
Westinghouse, Church, Serr & Co
Phtladelphia
Horace Power
Rissa
England
France
Germany
Austria
Australia
Sweden
Finland
Nevsey Cattral Ghiavayes
Central Railroad of
G. J.redd
New Jersey Central Division
Jorgay
Long Branch
Woawewvattity
AL D. Clark
Jerdoy
Southern Branch
Yequeat
Afeanorginess
Pravallanionyg
Ilossis, Harrington & Datborg
Raniad
al Bile
Choy Tuyo
Western Union
Bel
Lynne
James J. Virmel
Seton
Lyme Balstock
Presbyterian Chapel
Tadlow’ Ald Society
Misa Jenka
Nutzo
Me. Dayor
J Hott Roncorei
Miva Esheb Malin
Lowla Dildine
Wagtor
Easton
Prof
Killer
Migs Jeoking
Mr. Kayer
Nutze
Ivan
Milas Deatotte
Mays
Jana Hy. Johnston
Pinto
Midhelle Mitchell
Englund
Coulog
Hig- Thyra
Tehoaute
Decoratora
V. C. Ward
Waakington Light
Port Colder
Phuel—Dolas
Sada Fountain
Warren County
Elizabeth
Agqond
Mars
Adaens
Wortis Maing
Faulkner
del Geay Vriple
Ola Sharp
Adamae
IT S. Kidd
iEdhoa
Petidele
Rome
Cardin Uly
M.N
Clabis
Convert Club
Ehurely
Howard W. Green
Delaware
Deston
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