Meats Death on Way to Church in Port Colden
John Dy Miers was struck by a Ruston passenger train while stepping off the westbound track near Washington station. He had been walking to attend church and died shortly after at the Port Colden railroad yard. The accident occurred Sunday at seven o'clock. Miers suffered critical injuries and died during medical care. His family connections include Awatin Cisther of Port Colden and a father named Micra living in Paterson. A funeral is planned at the Port Colden church tomorrow at 10 20 AM.
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John Dy Miers
Washington
Ruston
Washington Station
Port Coldon
Awatin Cisther
Easton
William Miats
Phillips
Miers
Wietrurke
Cigmna
Daly
Angie
Ford Wenry
Caster
PB. McWinstres
McKinstrey
Murray
Everal
Tina
Domes Micra
Paterson
Halinw
Aister
Stose
Newton
Livether
Lyvether
Dames
Edison Cement Works
Mareh 2
Port Colden
Ehureh
Red
Port
Visitation of Newark Bishop Delights Local Clergy
The Newark diocese confirms a bishop’s annual visit and the rector’s invitation to meet in the parish room. Attendees, including Roy Amstrang as a guest, greet the bishop warmly and express favorable impressions of his ability and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Tate
Starkey
Unis
Noy
George DT. Armalvang
Poriah
Roy
Amstrang
Banda
Port Murray Man Dies in Washington
Theodore J. Migler of Port Murray died early yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Lisslater in Wickington after arriving in Washington the previous day. He was 48, survived by his wife and several children. his death follows a period of illness and a prior journey to Washington. He was well known in Port Murray and widely regarded among his acquaintances.
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Theodore J. Migler
Port Murray
Lisslater
Wickington
Wigler
Iinlf
Pat Tun
Mra Thomas Buyer
Amai Basker
Han
Tim
Snyder
Delsroout
Blyler
Sheelles
Corser Chirten S. Amerminn
Drv
Loring
Aleahottsin
Ty Ae
Bheley
Estresiely
Tigker
Aethantes
Huuler-aena
James A. Higter
Pork Murray
Aiden
Hone Suyrter
Wrefiington
Willie i
Theodore
Elaine Ty
Eile Om
CHURCH NOTES METHODIST AND PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
Sunday observances announced with sermons by the Methodist pastor on The Oracles of Geils and by an invited speaker at night. An Sunday bearing will offer an opportunity for probationers and others to receive shares. Pastor Randolph, brother of the pastor, preaches Sunday evening. Epworth League activities and sermons outlined for Baptist and Presbyterian churches. Church notices urge members to attend and participate in services, prayer meetings, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute
Methodist Church
Randalph
Epworth Tieyguo
Ruedhlin
Soalay
Cherish
Byron Migy -Mbiaie Stowner
Eldridge
Lin Webi
Pau Che Cloge
A Strange Bed Visit Ends With Skeleton Found In Bed
Dr W Te Tundle the veterinary at the Wren Hotel discovered a skeleton hidden under the quilts after a guest slept in the bed. The skeleton allegedly belonged to Dorie Stantes, found among Kr Cox’s effects. Two skeleton boats and a broken bed partner cushion were noted. Wyckett & Shielde announce a stamp offer from SportyTrutehineon for their customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Te Tundle
Wren Hotel
Doc
Dorie Stantes
Kr. Cox
Independents Name Jacob Snyder for Council in Local Race
Independents named Jacob Snyder and Marshall Burd for Council with Cinlacas opposing, Walter Gulick and J DeWitt Groff as independent and Citlacus supporters. Campaign notes indicate focus on municipal water ownership and a slate led by the Independent caucus. A council vacancy and three year Commissioner of Appeals race are also outlined with nominations and committee assignments.
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Jacob
Snyder Sng Marshall Burd
Independent
Citlacus
Phacel
Connellman
Ard Oy
Connellanca
Vail
Ns Hiereixed
Wetfarlys
Phiri
Fink Vane
Mickel
Ed Wediaaa Baul
Elion
Slater
Dbory
Christine Hell
Cietion
Hator
Common Council
KR. Om
Narrow Escape at Depot Stuns Washington Station Crowd
An engineer on an eastbound freight train violated rules at Washington station Monday night by entering a loading passenger zone with the engine still moving. The incident halted a New York shakeout run and narrowly avoided disaster as witnesses say several passengers escaped harm. Conductor Parks of the Eaton train pulled a woman off the tracks just in time. the engineer was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrow
Wadcond Company
Washington
Pasacugersa
Enaton
Waa
Masons Entertain with Royal Arch Jewels Presentation
Nearly 100 members and guests attended a fraternal social at the First National Bank building third floor lodge rooms. The event featured a presentation of vast royal priest jewels to Messia Taies I Shields and John B Ackerman by Grand High Priest Joseph Mason, with Foster’s Entertainers from New York providing musical and comedic acts. A pleasant evening followed with refreshments served in the lodge rooms.
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Wedlehisnd
Vasad
Peathers
Temple Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Messia
Taies I. Shields
John
Ackerman
National Tank
Vast Grindbah
Neleon yDwin
Somerville
Rungian Sway
Govurnar Murphy
Iptiop
Jorge
Foster
New York
Jae
Joarph B. Balper
Joseph Mason
Taterson
Culper
Irreverent Assembly Debate Amid Turmoil and Scandal
A chaotic transcript recalls debates over licensing laws and reform. Assembly figures including Aintibennay and Wilt face questions while allegations of corruption, political scheming, and public notices surface. The piece also notes a pending committee decision and references forthcoming public hearings.
Governor Murphy Appoints Key State Officials in Legislature Session
Governor Murphy sent a batch of appointments to the Senate on Monday, including Joseph H. Guin as President Judge of Burlington County and Thomas W. Tronehrld as Chief Judge, with further reappointments and a suite of bills introduced amid a tense session. The Senate debated oyster tax reform, municipal bond authorizations, and education measures as lawmakers grappled with budget and governance questions.
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Murphy
Waa
Joseph II
Uurlington
Leing
Muler
State Head
South Dereoy
Fiyto
Govegror
Murphy Menitay
Eliza Tony Dake
Noah Hon
Aegeaesors
Tlenry W. Younzs
Chand Rikety
Azsopiblental
Wailea
Dulromple
Feyau
Paasato
Colby
Ariay
Roth Yenniches
Ieritag
North Leveoy
Anne of Skgtelciuls
Dhead
Il. Y
Nity. Huihl
Feng Nuéi-Foxin
Senate
Freeholders
Wiv
Wis
Gipe
Honda
Assemblyian Buel
Cumbarland
Berntov Hirtehinso
Moreoe
Lunnton
Camden
Newborne
N.C
Death of Aged Farmer Daniel Slater at Port Golden
Daniel Slater, an elderly farmer of Port Golden, died last Friday on his way from the house to the barn. He was 82, strong but fell ill while threshing. Survived by his wife Mary Elizabeth Bennett and several children and siblings, funeral set for this afternoon at his home with interment in Washington cemetery.
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Edward Mackay
Oxford Township
Huron
Levi Mickey
Ifo James
Levi
Lewis
Credeltw
Murbel
Belvidera
Mathey
Presbyterian Cluurch
Lucsuay
Duniel Slater
Port Golden
Drarn
Daniel Slater
Vort Colden
Slater
Weswark
de Sialthy
Washington
Mort Caldo
Ale
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Hiogelaville
Janica Drake
Aminnlale
Sohn Sliter
Valleys
Aura Coleman
William Fisher
Athens
Essin
Stephen Traver
Washington Cemetery
Great Council Meets and Reforms In Cremton Tiki Week
The Great Council discusses changes to the sachem system affecting representation. The vote sets the new structure, with Walter S. Whitmore as Great Prophet and William T. Smithy as representative to the Grant Council of the United States. The meeting also confirms officers including Daniel A. Jevens and Joseph A. Snyder among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihdinhers Frank
Camden
Sishom Seston
Great Council
Wampum
William T. Smithy Dry Trayich
Grant Council of United States
Waller
Hot Time at Butteville Fire Injures Store Keeper
A damaged fragmentary report from Butteville describes Thomas Graig tending his general store when a flare of finish oil ignited, catching his bandage and causing a blaze. The event occurred soon after the oil was poured, with the store owner attempting to light a cigar as the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butteville
Thomas’ Graig
Debis
Neighborhood youth terrorizes town and is captured
A tenacious pursuit ends with ten-year-old Keagan seized as he slept after a spree of intimidation and attacks. Witnesses describe a dangerous youth whose recent actions included firing an old musket and luring a girl, prompting a neighborhood roundup led by a constable and residents. Police report the boy, known to be among the area’s worst youths, was later taken into custody without resistance.
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Hilt
Ugk
Royay
Morel
GOW Aelia
Abte
Able
Kegan
Ile
Kinowar Agang
Jim Quul Cisnsisay
G. Apaat
Wondeton
Squire
Senate
Moniliuy
Rynorson
ATL
Lebanate
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John Miers
Ordiher
Theodore J. Bigler
Methodist
Presuytrerian
Bundy Norning Ie
Aguennl
Wil
Les Apolle
Perec Perle Porgy Mieatiare Barron
Marolit Wiuredl
Abesoll Irdunan
Chatuniyest
Sporty& Trutehineon Tending Stamp, Co
Wyckett” & Shielde
Cinlacas
Walter U. Gulick
J. DeWitt Groff
Willitan Milley
Alose
Ofter
Got
Thomas Lyne, Jr
Varentie
Alt Vneunergs
Tigers
Masons
Aintibennay
Geuhle
Tuorguglid
Elias of
Waslington
Bess
Conan Connells
Wutton
Ghiett
Cathoilnian
Tina Agin
Bsiness Poligyes Ie
Ag Assembly
Niasor Atd Caunels
Evers
Rene
Emis
Townsbury
Milton Moora
Moore
Adit
William Major
Testes
Suul Tive
Fiersens
Rey
James Oltiei Athigs
Free Union
Gypera Howse
Gayros Minstrole
Negradoni Staryeepestntil
Atarat Pare Lepresenta
Dphilippinos
Ayer
Passaic
Sttite
Mercely
Newi Jersey
Skimanltk Daily
Uehlein’ 'S Fe
Quar
Lebanon
Waite
Mim
Parmer
Taree Gase
Minaudy
Jing Heen
Lackettstown
Thorn
Ciso
Qatiel Indebeits
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