War Scare Dims as Europe Eyeing Peace
The article describes European powers pressing for balance of power while Spain faces internal tension and potential war. It notes Britain and others shaping credit and arms positions, with open sympathy toward the United States. Also reported is a domestic tragedy as a girl named Amy Snyder burned fatally after a house accident, while her sister and mother attempted to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Mayer
Meyer
Spat
Euirope
Europe
Pennee
Vingland
Pene
Spain
United States
United Stites
Raglagh
Elensen
Janis
Ata Monet
Noy West
Whita
Mes
Euvinnel
Tilly
Ueas
Ibraxa Casita
Hergister Rabe
Balug
Snyder
Jiolise
Sutes
Smith Ware
Pha
Holt
Broadwey
M. Beliarch
Roy
Taera Olticiating
Uyrind
Coplay Borah Election At Polls Monday April
A distorted notice notes Coplay Borough election details for Monday April and lists the offices to be filled including councilmen three years, collector three years, street commissioner, constable, surveyors, overseer, and poor keeper. The text confirms the election will use the usual polling places and references long-standing incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivettun
Ileana
Steve
Ano Syour
Fstico
Pene
Appen
Joho
Gagton
Tughwiys
Keaper
Willinga
Widdower and Widow Wed in Phillipsburg Relocation
The ceremony united John Allan as groom and Moly J Allen as widow of Atlanta Bonny and Dp Roberts Nixon, with about ten friends and Sunday school classmates present at his Hast Washington avenue home. Afterward the couple departed by train for Phillipsburg to start their new life, as Nixon plans to relocate household goods later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allan
Washington Avenue
Yeatertiy
Moly J. Allen
Lanta Bony
Roberts Nixsi
Englaser
Fillmore
Wright
Acm
Phillipsburg
Nixon
Lively School Meeting Sets Board Votes in New Hampshire
A lively Tuesday night session gathered voters and school officials to decide on board positions and budget items. The meeting produced varied ballots with candidates Brent and Shope among the contenders, and officers elected including Spangenborg as chair and Petty as secretary. Budget figures and text book funds were itemized, while several retiring board members were listed for replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora
Haid
Board of Education
Brent
Pha Ei
Ara
Hstlel Spangenborg
G. Criya J. Ingennal Debit
G. Scott
Beard
Sune C. Thatspgan
Ahaiemany Orin Petty
Sucretary
Geo
PO Shyder
Chulean
Thonpaon Teller
Vols
Tmi Stiragy
Wiliam Bued
Daniel Syintibers
Coeveling
Alin B. Seatt
Georgi
Arch O. Smith
Daniel Woo Wyelkwh
Mloruyyoe
Taveiéa
Sheape
Luayigd Spengaiburg
Wenelers
Otters School
Chu
The Glen Gardner furniture plant and the Gardner family
An uneven history of the Glen Gardner area chronicles the Gardner brothers rise in the frame and pattern business, their factory near the mill pond, and later shifts to perforated seats and other products. It recounts rivalries, fires, floods, and the eventual decline of the original enterprise, moving key operations to New York and Changewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen’ Gairdner
Geleyted Tyr Thy Enterprise Company
Gite Cored
Eae Faetoriog
Einidrain
Uae
Cain
New Jersey Legislature imagines reform and wartime home aid debate
In Trenton on Monday the Committee on Appropriations discussed reforms to the state reform school and new home for soldiers and their wives funded by state and naval reserve supporters. The panel approved 325000 for the reform school and debated a 300000 cap, while noting federal matching aid. Senator Stokes urged a separate bill to aid veterans wives, and the session adjourned with attention to canal and river projects and trust regulation changes. A quiet wedding in Coleridge united Susan Gerdner and Mer Burd at the bride’s home, with Rev J R Wright performing the ceremony.
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Roptgd
Hit Ik
Aum
Naval Reserve
Reform School
Way
Naw
Grmdon
Jonaho
Stokes
Cumberland
Seitora
Wubilla
Delaware
Trenton
Senate
Lit Louse
Maxis
Marel
Simata
Justiciary Committee
Tris Ikely
Marah Sl
hiToeaday
Reestean
Sengtar
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Daly
Ber Alford
Thi Charigier
Joivn Sory
Senitor Daly
Sonpe P
Co'elodh
Susan Gerdner
Mer
Sha Berd
J. R. Wright
Onod
West
Washington Aventts
Asbury Graphite Mill Aims High Amid Limited Labor
A modest Asbury graphite mill operated by Mary M Riddle has grown to nearly two tons daily with ready demand for its product used in paints, boilers and machinery. The business, started two years ago in an old grist mill, has attracted agents in New York and Chicago, while material supply faces limits from imported highs and local quarry constraints. Meanwhile, community aid shines as Theodore Mattson received substantial gifts after illness, and local incidents include Saulsbury’s arrest for brass theft and a girl’s crash near the New Windsor House.
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Cheu Gardnep
Washtognen
Hunterdon Quinty
China
Literpriv
Ramos
York
Euterpriga Lyush Company
Broadway
New York
Glen Gardier
Crators
Uimproyee
Il Burgy
Ba Ane
Gken Gardner
So Lita Savnibibie
Asbury
Af. Marshall’ Herman
M. Riddle
Riddle
Dixon
Jervey City
Agburs
Coslon
United States
Purnaces
News
Chicago
Denver
Rhiadelpals Maul
Richmond
Libel Law Amendments Stir New Jersey Assembly Debate
Amid committee delays a proposed libel law reform faces scrutiny in the New Jersey Assembly. House Bill No. 57 seeks to limit libel exposures for newspapers, requiring written detractions and specific publication prominence. Proponents compare amid examples from New York and Ohio, while critics warn of chilling effects on editors and reporters.
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Passaic
Clint Pomsona
Pewspaper
New Jerney
Ahiviss
Lany Ory
Fika
Ake
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Iripen
Fire incident in Mee Caves cites near ruin of home
On Tuesday evening a small fire in a home labeled Mee Caves near Carter’s drug stats was restrained by several men using water and a blanket. The blaze burned curtains and damaged carpet but caused no serious injuries.
Tur Estolishe Depos Etuing Pact In Glen Gardner Era
A fragmentary 19th century report describes a colossal building project in Glen Gardner tied to the Gardners and local merchants. It notes blast damage, massive dimensions, and a shift in local fortunes driven by construction, labor, and nearby business activity. It references David and Tangi area figures and the boom in town wealth from street trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Guy
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Ile Wees
Dynanite
Alandip
Gardner Brothers
Tkere
Clarksville
Sodom
Ghirdpeld
George Ave
New Selene
Vonepth
Salm
Promis Henthy
Thare
Linus
John Sperry
Conmion
Buisiiaens
Simalls
Asma
Pho Gardner
Oliver Repilerts
Komneb
Koma
Theaé
Hunt
Hine
Wvork
Tbe
Hunterdon Company
Mantald
Lanterton
Erbadie
Gardner
George Gardner
Glen Gardner
Oliver and
W. Gardner
Changewater
Gon Gardner
Cooper & Hawett
Pater Cooper Pie
Gardner- Plant
William
Ath Street
Oliver
Nfl Maida
Aten Wy
Westfield
Vino
Taft
John
Joseph
Glen “Gardner
A Nw. Machionreo
Enterprisa Beg Company
Tisha Kuster
Denne
Theodore Mattsou
Cornish& Co
Neeshant Binnce
Needhura Co
Maidson
Coe Syl Tras
Omeer
Mark Wirner
Pailinburg
Justica Bartron
Picos
Bruss
Innis
Cragar
Liwie Opdykyar
Broad ‘Street
New Windsor House
Hayes
Willam Hayes
Mary Opdyke
Mee
Mle
Mkt
Ketelty
Tory
Gingulishery
Nsdetict
Adale
Gilartes
Maghrooms
T. Tateny Lunt
Uest
Tangi
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