Governor Murphy signs bills as legislature passes many measures
A busy legislative week saw Gov Murphy sign two new laws and lawmakers consider a broad set of bills. Measures include funding for clay work at the State Agricultural College, licensing veterinary surgeons, and regulating dentists. Debates focused on reducing freeholders, school board powers, and speed limits for motor vehicles. several bills await the governor's action.
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Gas Jet Fatality Prompts Hoboken Death Inquiry
A gas leak in a Hoboken hotel room led to the death of Joseph W. Scott, age 37, of Washington, after a regulator was brushed while turning off the line. Coroner ruled asphyxiation from residual gas. Scott had recently lost a railroad job and had an insurance policy through his Brotherhood. Funeral held in Washington with services by Rev. D B Randolph.
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Hoboken
Hespera
Register
Joseph W. Scott
Washington
Mr. Scott
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Lickawanna
Bia Failura
Big Eyea
Brotherhood
Central Road
Alga
Lackawanna
New York
Wen
Basthoven Ave
D.B. Laubach
Scott
Untimely End of Oxford Lad
A seventeen year old boy Joseph Nelson son of Mia Christina Nelson widow of Oxford died after a cinder dump collapse at Empire Steel and Iron Company. He was buried under debris while clearing cinder. Fellow workers freed him but he died en route or shortly after, with previous injuries noted. The incident highlights dangerous conditions at the Oxford dumps where cinder piles have built up near the furnace for years. The death follows a prior leg injury to Nelson years earlier.
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Joseph ‘Nelaon
Mia
Christing Nelean
Oxford
White
Empire Steel and Iron Company
Wall Street
Donight
Nelaon
Cragh
Spoc
Boon
Hyo
Tunizon
Apo
Leonard
Saveral Waeka
Prst
Political hypocrisy in Franklin township over Smith’s ballot deceit
The article accuses Frank P. Smith of steering a Democratic ticket to favor Butterwick while opposing Bowers, including pressuring Butterwick’s nomination, lobbying for tax specifics as a pretext, and aiding conservatives at the polls. It details alleged betrayals of friend Joh W. Olina, public display of loyalty to the Butterwick ticket, and a plan to attract state tax scrutiny, while noting Smith’s continued influence and harm to his reputation among local voters.
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Franklin Township
Frank P. Smith
Tueeday
Smith
M. &. Bowers
Assensor
Polla
P. B. Butterwick
Batterwick
Gail Frank P. Smith
Joh W. Olina
Clina
Smith Operly
Butterwick
Bowere
Broadway
Bowers
Edison Cement Works
State Board of Taxation
Frank FP. Smith
Frank P. Stolth
Mr. Bowers
Moser
The
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New Village
Frank P Smith
Republican Party
Change at the Centenary Collegiate Institute
The resignation of President O W McCormick of the Centenary Collegiate Institute shocks Hackettstown. Dr McCormick leaves to return to the ministry after board pressure to raise 75000 for the school. Rev Eugene Allan Noble, D D, is elected president pro tem and later president. Noble, an alum and Methodist clergyman, brings a strong record and a family of two children.
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Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettatown
McCormick
Conferanns
Whitney
Noble
Centenary Collegiate
Schiool
Eugene Allan Noble
Sanlvargary
Whitney Lyceum
Wesleyan University
New York
Spensy Hospital
Brooklyn
Misa Lullian W. Osborn
Mra. Noble
Institute
Provident
Bho
Methodiet Hospital
Local Bulletin Mentions Black On TVIOTS Bolded at Lau
A fragmentary notice from Easton and Dalton Pennsylvania references a bold unit at Lau and Bache and notes a large purchase not all sold at once. It mentions Cheviot and a larger order, with a request to come in for genuine bargains and a large initial lot.
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LAU. Bache
Dalton, PA
Easton
Brutal attack overpowers youth at cement works
Peter Kelley, a strong but temperamental Edison Cement plant assistant, terrorized a seventeen year old coworker at the Falcon Cement Works in Franklin Township. After repeated brutal assaults, Kelley was discharged by the assistant superintendent and later detained on $150 bonds, with a local bondman posting release at Phillipsburg.
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New Village
Jie
Daing Tima
Peat
Peter Kelly
Tike
Paradine Alley
Kelley
Pit Hpnburg
Edison Company
Ile Ha
Cleep
William van Gear
Seguina
Broadway
Possedges
Thoreday
Kalley
van Guar
Cement Worka
Mason
Ofica
Joseph Dita
Naw Village
Agleep
Syome
Perrons
Kelly
Franklin Township
Kally
Phillipeparg
Death of Mrs Scott Widow of Lambert Scott
Mrs Samantha Beott widow of Lambert Scott died Thursday at her home above Washington Avenue. Ill for months from effects of a paralytic stroke the death followed a shock. She was 74, daughter of the late John Wycket and twice married. Survived by two sons John and Albert. two daughters Miaih and Miah. Funeral Tuesday at her late home with Rev D B Randolphe officiating. services at the local Methodist church and interment in Washington cemetery.
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Laterathan Lindy
Belvidere Avenue
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C. M. Williams
Timmy
Libby
New Hampshire
Wury
Washington
Wathan
Methodist Church
B. Fi Randolph
Ake
Scott
Samanta Beott
Lambert Beott
Bee
Washington Nyvenue
John Wycket
Nicholis Sine
Baveral
Lambert Scott
Tivo Rong
John
Albert Sus
Rochester
Miah
Randolph
Tailor-Made Suits Now Ready in Easton PA
Local shop announces new line of bespoke suits at Lal BACHS' in Easton Pa. Stock is prepared for immediate fitting with a focus on quality fabrics and precise tailoring amid a bustling market for refined menswear.
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Lal, Bachs
Easton
Bastor
Algo
Callaoon
Bastob
Move to Allegar factory sparks factory revival on Broad Street
A beaver of a relocation story details Jon A Lundy moving his plant from Easton to the old Allegar organ factory on Broad Street. Harrington of New York now owns the factory building while Lundy retains ownership of the plant and business. The move brings a dozen workers to set up modern drying kilns and a steam operated elevator, with 20 initial staff and another 20 to follow as orders increase. The plan includes hiring from Easton and retaining several longtime employees and a night watchman.
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Dama
Jon. A. Lundy
Allegar Organ
Broad Street
Alleger
Harrin & Harrington
New York
Mr. Lundy
Mr. Landy
Easton
U Op Tha
Eaton
Major Hoboken Fire Destroys Two Piers and Ships
A Tuesday blaze in Hoboken destroyed a two-year-old clasmship pier and burned the Atlantic Crown vessel to the waterline. The fire, fueled by a cotton pile, risked nearby oil boats as workers fled and many jumped to escape. The Queen and other piers suffered varying damage, but most property was insured.
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Tha Loas
Phoenix Line
Antwerp
Durin
Capuilda
Barber Steamship Line
Holland-American Line
Easton Crees Goods and Silk Sale Notice
Local shop Laubachs Easton announces New Crees Goods and silk items including broadcloth and crepe fabrics. Independent Party to hold meeting at Opera House Hall on March 1902 at 7:30 pm. all interested invited. Hunter, Chairman, and W H Paull, Secretary.
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Ouacua
Wit
Itaenens
Opers Sauso Hall
Marotecth
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