New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Projects and Events
Westfield voters approve funding for a 60 000 church and road works across state routes. Bordentown mourns death of Knights Templar leader Frederick G Weise. InterState Fair Association awards contract for a grandstand busking project costing 50 008. President Tate to address Presbyterians in Atlantic City in May. A barber exam board bill advances in legislature.
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Westfieldre
Bude
Yariington
Grand ‘Tregaurer
Frederick G. Weise
Jersuy
Knights Templar
Bordentown
IntereState Fair Association
Edison Royalties and Urban Development Notes
General news notes report Thomas Edison receiving weekly royalties of 7206 from motion pictures, a Woolworths site purchase for 2 million Broadway to Park and a New York street project. Chicago council paves an ordinance related to a woman award. Andrew Carnegie plans a 3 million fund for teachers and improved faculties nationwide. A New York foundling fund distributes in New Orleans with Bible shortages cited.
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A. Edison
Woolworth Down
Broadway
Park Pike
N. Yu
Ciu Council of Chicago
Andrew Garneste
Cnuse
United ‘States
New York
Foundling Fud
Railway Tug of Towne Bickering Inconsistent Rail Service
The Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Company claims control of the Delaware and Talitan canal route while train service on the Libertyville Plemmington branch is limited. New agent Shuler transfers from Manafield Street Belvidere, with a Scranton trip count noted. heirs refuse a special claim in a formal dispute over service and station transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. T. Co
Dh Shuler
Atamuchy Staton
Manafield Street
Belvidere
Liambertyllie-Plemington
Rallesiady
Scranton
Serviers
Local Notices and Small Town Updates
A rough notice page lists names and brief items. Aine Sturg is mentioned with travel plans and a local resident Berk has no other tasks. Linnberry suffers mumps and grip while awaiting labor. D and Wolters plan a monument for a late wife. Marshal Anderson will serve next Sunday during a night service.
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Ainesturg
Berk
Patty Mallen
Arath
Linnberry
D. & Wolters
Marshal
Anderson
Local notes and obituaries from Phillipsburg area
Last Saturday marked the 22d anniversary of the grant buzzard of 1885. Robert Sinclair of Phillipsburg opened a barber shop at Klegelsville. M. Howaderry of Velvidere was appointed Witorsey for Knowle ton township. Tom Keeluin of lack Engtowh took charge of railroad meetings in Massachusetts. Querekiah Hotfrima, formerly steward of Lebanon township poorhouse, died. Twenty-one of a herd of 30 cattle on the Lowha Mere farm at Vienna died from state inspectors. O. Worthukton advertised bids for a mutual building project. Stanhope’s Judus Lavy retired after 37 years, and there is talk of converting Durincourt Hotel at Schooley's Mountain. 1110 4% boys' school. Sale of the old hotel for this purpose is under negotiation. Pat Clutchinson, son of Rev C X Hutchinson, formerly of Washington, led the pulpit at Johnson church on a recent Sunday. Remdante of Lafayette College Hawk, an aged farmer from Springtown, died suddenly last Friday morning after an illness of only a few hours. He was 84. His wife survives. he leaves sons Joseph Hawk and Alexis. Samuel Warman of Alpin. Mrs Bo Carpenter of Springtown. Mrs Horhere Painter of Soiserville.
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Obert Sinclaiy
Phillipsburg
Klegelsville
M. Howaderry
Velvidere
Witorsey
Knowleton
Avangedet
Tom Keeluin
Lack
Lowha
Vienna
O. Worthukton
Shatwnes
Stanhope
Durincourt
Schooley’s Mountain
Pat Clutchinson
Hutchinson
Washington
de. Fen. Remdante
Labrayette ‘College
Hemie Dagelr
Joseph Hawk
Ales
Samuel Warman
Alpin
Bo Carpenjter
Springtown
Mra Horhere
Soiserville
Local Notes From Columbia and Nearby Towns
Columbia brief mentions residents and visitors including Mrs Lauca Brangler and Mrs Lineberry sick with grip. Juba Rivers replies to house, Mr. and Mrs. Janes of Newark welcomed a new son, Daniel Smock returns from Cranford, and Daniel Williams slowly returns to work after grip. Several families report moves, visits, medical issues, and a planned sale of household goods before a Newark trip.
Local notes from New Hampton and vicinity
Fragmented report from New Hampton and Fandergton area noting family events and local incidents. Mentions Supple of Canghoko chon Pa law Vielting his son, Abel and daughter Euluhn of Plaintekl visiting, Mia Lydia Abel, and Wm Holtman confined with neuralgia. Postmaster Parker and Emima Beatty married at Whitehouse. Parker to begin housekeeping April 1. Farmer Watson Slater reports cow injured by unknown person using broom handle.
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New Hampton
Fandergton
Canghokochon
lawVielting
Iminydale
Chak Abel
Euluhn
Plaintekl
Mia
Lydia Abel
Hera
Holtman
Mogt
Timoo
Dacob Fulper Fa
Fulper
Mayhlencéla
Saant Parker
Emima
C. Beatty
Whitehouse
Decker
Parker
Louisa Howlby
Hare
Watson Slater
Pleasant Grove Notes on Local Visits and Illness
Pleasant Grove items report visits by Mrs. Jacob Nunn and daughter Dorn to her parents Saturday and Sunday. Jacob Ortis remains in bed with grip, while Te lmer of Creamoor spends days with his father Jacob Schuytey. Local residents travel to Kiowa Valley, Germain Vals, and Stephensburg for visits as illness affects families.
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Pleasant Grove
Ae Pilker
Jacob Ortis
Jacob Nunn
Dorn
Telmer
Creamoor
Jacob Sehuytey
Lower
Susi
Pero Rau
Wea Kevere
Xaos
Kiowa Vall
Germain Vals
L Nelson
Mixa Evitara Visita
Dt Stephensburgs
Migs Balim Gas
Etter
Calfon Lnst
Mra
L. Hottman
Merle Mighy
Pneumanti
Vienna weekly notes church, social visits and sales
The column lists visitors from Bundy and Meadville visiting Vienna and Drakestown families, a public sale of Shoomtler Weer and lot onWrrey street for 8577, church events for Easter and local society activities including the Ladies AKL Society event and a charity sale of household articles.
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Vienna
KE. L. Wurrla
Mero
Curnelog
Urother
Meadville
Upper
Main
Harry A. Howell
Sowark Sypunt
Witter Nan
Mra
Wim
Uarrin
Dauphin
Drakestown
Ane
Daniel Green
Hla Wéster Hind
Mar Ani
Deresuce Us
Alaminchy
Hiyt
Jebit VL
Wrrey Street
Dresisterians
AKL Society of
Chelatinn
Paradiare
Hayeveaive
Auctions of Farm Equipment and Livestock Framed by Notice
A damaged list describes a large auction of farm gear and livestock with items including plows, binders, horse tack, incu bators, grinding stones, ropes, wheels, haystacks, and a variety of machinery. The notice sets a start time around noon and mentions onsite terms and conditions under local authority.
Rush's Big Sale at Rush Farm Near Aston and Broadway
An auction announced by Rush to sell farm equipment and horses at 72 noon. The sale lists a wide range of items from mowers and seeders to hay rakes and plows, with horses and cows for distribution by day of sale. Terms and conditions will be made known on sale day.
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Reodue
Aston
Washington Aitbee
Broadway Menot
Braatwas
Too Dlaon
Phuesdiay
Mawel dLaod
Sommencingk Prampuls
Meer
McCormick Mower
Crown
Keystone
Infern
Wille Thregher
Eleaser
Chatham
Ron Ulnk Mil
Fred Mil
Wold
Reese
Wanfer
Harnese
Bude
Oller
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American Saw Mill Machinery CO
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