Legislative moves signal end of March session push
The Legislature plans to adjourn in the last week of March as leaders seek to advance key measures. Debates target tax relief, prison and reform funding, tuberculosis prevention, and road modernization, with Governor Fort to appoint officials and oversee contentious reforms.
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Ghoshuathyn
Legdalitiee
Avkersinn
Perth
Hall
Valcalars
Beendhy
Siiac
Shis
Seaombey
Nan
Mole
Hha
Bly Wl
Valie
Sinato
Pyinee
Upton County
Semetor Gedders
Airview
Industrial School
Thunverdon County
Fairview Farm
Vielaur
Wud- Fon
Witel
Werts
House
Ackerman
Staty
Trenton
Rahway
Assaiablymain Thompson
Union
Uniae
Aiso Ar
Atlantic
Atlanese
Aishlands
Cape Amy
Sehator
Bendle
Froin
Senatar
Cape May
Govenor
Constitution
Claims and Mourning From a Local Township
A scattered OCR fragment recounts a disputed claim about blame and a note on a well known farmer Aukin Waningard dying at his home in Harmony township The obituary lists his family connections and church ties noting he was 6a years old on Feb 3 and that funeral services were led by local pastors at the Montana church and Broadway Methodist church Interment followed at the Manjant Union territory.
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Deih
Harty
Aukin Waningard
Matiaony
Lily
Devenglaer
Tis Almont
Trulmed Auras
Diendanee
Uring
End
Jenry Bh Bird
Sarah’ Fongvener
Tara
M. Burd
Harmony Township
Ingnaitein
Mord
David GB. Hurd
Malvin Ky Burd
Phillipsburg
Vey Fy
Anger
Philp’ H. Berd
Karmpany
Ars
Geo. W. Mil Jer
Washinghan
Farah Maber
Ilochester
Methodist-church
Mantas Church
Burd Naules Areta Yenonte
Go Smith
Montana
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Manjant Unloen
Aged Petersburg man’s suicide linked to family care burden
Aged Petersburg resident Geo. M. Force, 78, reportedly hanged himself after a year of caring for two upholsters and a blind brother. Coroner Shrone investigated, noting a deteriorating household, while a separate fire alarm controversy arose over a bell. Other items recount Wesneai and Bengly death cases and a carpenter’s minor injury.
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Geo. M. Force
Petersburg
Korea
Ivara
Washington
Palersburg
Willer Cook
Alvin Td
Miry
Amanda
Win
WEDDED FIFTY YEARS AT Miraria Piersons Golden Anniversary
In a long marriage celebration at their Scott’s Mountain homestead, Mr. Marvin A. Pierson and Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson marked fifty years of marriage. The couple, wed Feb 20, 1880 at the Methodist parsonage in Larneau, have three children and a Newark-born son. A gathered crowd, including Pier son family members and local officials, witnessed a ceremony and gifting of keepsakes such as a gold band and china. The pair remain active, with Mr. Pierson a longtime Republican and Sunday school leader.
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Mir
Marvin A. Dereon
Tmiraday
Pieriun
Mra
Das
Alerved
Reir Wohler
Same Jimena
Hagen
Yrhva Casily
Colunchie
Wrettington
Wally David Plorgon
Scott
Larneau
Laine
Tov
Jacob P. Fort
Marvin
A. Thergon
Wishington
Warren County Board
Edward W. Blerson
Newark
Scott's Mountain
M.A. Pierson
Forbes
Factory Employee Dead in Washington City
John W Broadrick a West Washington Avenue resident and Carnsight factory worker died Tuesday afternoon from Bright's disease after years of poor health. Born in Portland he had lived in Washington about eleven years leaving a widow and two sisters among his survivors. He belonged to Washington Camp No 26 and the Cornish Mutual Benevolent Society. Funeral services will be held at his late home with Rev Dr Wentoff officiating and the body to be sent to Portland for further services and interment at Riverside Cemetery.
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John
Broadrick
Washington’ Avenue
Portland
Washington
Carnsight
Jenny Broadrick
Emma Morey
Paterson
James
Brooklyn
Washington Campy No
P. O
Geologic
Pe L
Pockleds Melie- Uatchurch
River Side Cemetery
New ‘York
Vity
Ly Thy
Copper Queen Mining Co
Ftx
Geveral
England
Anhity
Terynoumonia
Gonson
Wong
Thor
Schutz
Bisher
Trolleysman Walt Glose Conductor Injured In Crash
A trolley accident at Marlai's crossing near Washington on Monday afternoon left conductor Walt Glose unconscious after the pole touched a swept wire as the car turned a curve. The car returned to Washington where Dr. Tatten treated him. He recovered enough to resume his run.
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Troleysman
Walt Glose
Truman Upleaf
Joan
Washington
Marlai’s Crossing
de Bond
Doles
Toravas Inels
Dr.Tattlen
Auple
Fragmented essay on social vices and modern life in a small town
A long, fragmented noisy observation contrasts shopkeepers and professions with human quirks, describing tailors, jewelers, bankers, doctors, ministers, and lawyers. It notes eccentric behavior, moral judgments, and a satirical tone about everyday figures in a community.
Death of Mrs Tadla Denes in Morris Plains
Mrs Tadla Denes widow of Tohlel Danae died Sunday night in Morris Plains hospital at 72 after a long invalid period. Daughter of William Millers, she lived much of her life in Newark and had four children, none of whom remain near relatives. Body sent to Hampton for services at Musconeteonx Valley Presbyterian Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Tadla Denes
Oll
Tohlel Danae
Morris Plains
Hielog
Groge
Tenee
Wm. Millers
Newark
Iken
Hampton
Musconeteonx Valley
Presbyterian Church
Sewerage contract awarded for Washington borough project
Sewor Phin received the contract to construct a sewerage system in Washington Borough. Work to begin within a month with funds for land, disposal beds on Meaeher farm, and access rights. Five acres purchased for 32,000 plus concessions. council meets next Monday night.
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Waughington
Ly Cannon Council
Cha Company
Hag J
Primiag
Meaeher
leLgeea
Cornish Hagerty Wedding Promises in Wedding News
A detailed account of Cornish and Hagerty wedding plans, the bride chosen, and the groom’s family details amid a formal ceremony outline. It notes the bride’s parents, the couple’s future home plans, and the attendance at their betrothal, with references to their families and guests.
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Soni
Mao Bates
Warhet
Wwe
Martin
Thagerty
PRL
Sean
He -Birat
Snoothiel
Leey
Cor- Olvh
Senter Cornish
Commish Ca
Toby
Mate Orly
Jd. 1
Ungerty
Uride
Malmview
Shock and accidents claim lives in Changewater and Oxford
Mrs. George Rinehart and Mrs. John G Simonton visit Mrs. Madam Castner in Changewater to find her unconscious from coal gas as neighbors note oddities. In Oxford a cable on an elevator breaks causing a fall. coroner reports death of a 23 year old man. Funeral arrangements follow for the deceased and local industrial updates appear amid listings.
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George Rinehart
John G.simonton
Washington
Madam Castner
Changewater
Uriah Garey Ware
Castner
Oxford
Montay
Mear
Srodeby
Harty
Phillinsburg
Caiasiugua
Steven
Flaitos
Copper Queen mining camp report from the west
A long, fragmented letter from the western frontier describes Good mining and poor farming conditions, noting officials, company figures, and a diverse population. It details the Copper Queen Mining Co operations, housing, wages, and services while offering stark observations on immigrant labor, living conditions, health issues, and local economies in a high altitude camp with shallowly reported incidents and daily life.
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Wil Connect County
Caminfesson
Keown
Suelyn Menwire—Ii
Strilaes
Fur
Puldle
Hearts
MS. Chas
M. Willeams
Aremnen
Li Te Uniersloed
Bengly
Howell
Sree Dhevid Merson
Tage
Taefen
Frelance
Une
Dikowit
T. Jun
Pergon
Naines
Tundria
Dixe
Iniikman
Gome
Sou
Iko
George Washinton Miller
Shrope
Morris Finiis Binte Hoamtal
Thyane
Alou
Wribeteam Beeen
Lal
Ale Fon
Eolagae Iy
Sani
Haley
Bresby
Erbin
White
Uae
Phoekeltsgowl
Geoateas
Jodie
Healess
Hestu
Kent
Alpheus Walfar
Angilaur Ary Janie
Jeline
Elga
Arthur J. Fisher
Thas
Durey
Peter
Gockel
Fisher
Pouce J
Lindaberry
Curling
Lie
Thoradiiy Reislit
Patrick Fronan
Will OW
Nenstaon
Tarrar
The
Company
Aaron Goliymple
York
Plorynes
Aberdeen
Dmunderser
Flale Commission
Wronklin
Huuge
Housel
John Stack
Bloomsbury
Siscl
U, Tech Co
Western Astor Telegraph
Tis
Dusiness
Manoa
Wine Reller & Son
Northampton
Masten
Ben Smith
Arizona
Thas Minhig
Dulge
Catongh
A. Crate
Trav Uensamie Smith
Furniur Wahligten
Pauripuive
Ieee
Sheath Een
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