Empire Steal Company Exonerated in Wall Collapse Deaths
The Empire Tron and Steel plant wall collapse on March 6 caused the deaths of Benjamin Onen and Daniel Magyer. The Coroner and jury found no fault by the company, noting the wall was built last year with strong plans and materials. A new concrete 14 inch thick wall will be constructed, 25 feet high and 60 feet long, to prevent future incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
N. Shrope
Banjamin Onen
Daniel Magyer
Oxford
Jones
Magyer
Empire Tron and Steel Company
Elect
Elevan Wlineanes
Conaure
Batterson
Akiligh
Patterson
Miesmob
Philadelphia
New York Central
West Shore
New Jersey Central
Reading
Beon
JT Wood
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
Oas Cone Tractea
Central Railroad
Neutylana
Cficlald
John M. Hoffman
Erle Company
May Jist
Tral Meater
New York
Sustem
Philipsburg
Washington
Edmard 1
Caziline
Gangor & Portland
Robnion
Day
Wz. P. Colton
Porona
Coltan
Furmaig
Junction
C. W. Tan Brork
Lackiwanna
Paaenger
Boonton
Dackawoana Cms
Beomtten Lumber Company
Automobile bill passes and state officials reshuffle
The Senate passed the automobile bill with two dissenters. Governor signed it after debate. Lawmakers approved protection for tolls and disease victims in public spaces. The bill to place county officers on salary drew criticism, while discussions on pigeon shooting and rail merger plans continued. Howard P. Frothingham, head of the Fish and Game Commission, submitted his resignation to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americin Mechanics
Washington
Tio Wisest
Uhvary Itensurer Ha Ellid
Lagtalativa Mattsra
Senate
Ife
Kiowlnaly
Gebhardt
Ann Ane Jess
Senate Chamber
Hiraishinwa
Wowdllie Ghatib
House
A. DI
Sanator Strang
Lohich Valley
Thiabil
Ingteid
Ag Ntn Dpreeant
Goyolding
Senatore Barber
Cebhardt
Benatora
Paterson
Barbara Bill
Lapalome
Philpsburg
Northampton
Warrey Bridge
Pennsylvania
Krave
Seiler Barber hilhGuedt
Pigatlon
Howard P. Frothinghem
Bigh and Game Commiseion
Bag
Hhe
Itis
Controversy Over Osteopaths Bill Sparks Legislative Debate
The Benats debate a bill from the commission as other state officials push for action. Opponents argue osteopaths should not need new physician or surgery exams, while supporters claim their practice should continue without stricter licensing. Several bills introduced this week show little chance of passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benats
Stata
Rt Nation
Povern
Oateopathe
New Sanator
Mc-Kee
G. & Stet
Board of Onteopatha
Onteopath
Open Letter From Henry Johnston to Washington Presbyterian Church
Henry Johnston publishes an open letter replying to church authorities and the session of Washington Presbyterian Church. He protests suspension from communion, asserts he has not been excommunicated, and demands a trial on charges of slandering Rev. England. He cites prior disciplinary history and seeks a formal hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Henry Jonesson Fele
Ieee
Johnston
Washington
Wparia
Bette
Bern
New Rampan
Henry Johnston
Wats Diston
Westington
Presbyterian Church
Synod of
New Jersey
Washington Presbyterian Church
Lowion
England
Dub
Somallina
Newton
Neston
Sesson
Waublington Presbyterian Hirch
Ine & Tennion
Tay
Tonland
Hzynry Johnston
Baseball figures and local notices mix with archived names
An eclectic Dover page mentions Herbert Lippencott splitting Newton and Wantineton duties, plus Wilps likely sticking to Newton. It notes a bank funds bustle in Phillipsburg and a Young Revere of Wharton aiming for a Philadelphia trial in the South, with other scattered mentions of sports and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lippencott
Newton
Wantineton
Pitoa
Olxthaw
Geanys
Soma
Revere
Wharton Loacey
Philadelphia
Dover
Gus Geager
Rochester
Gun
Tra
Anas
Otiunson
Tore Wooma
Lance
Washington
Forrell
Onwalh Hid von Soos
Nomantes
Sublainen, Peicezi
Building Soon to Be Started for Clock Factory
The Schilling, Wandling & Company clock factory project progresses with a plaza by Willard Alleger accepted. Ground may break next week as a contract is awarded, land purchased from Bammwell N. Yulog, and a 6 000 dollar outlay planned for a two story brick main building and a frame mill, with a seven foot basement and a dry kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Alleger
Schilling, Wandling & Company
enan_aa
Thaska
Aldo
Tracka
Itornbaker Atrest
Bammwell N. Yulog
Tola Woelk
Tae Phing
Eal
Holler
Sagins
Tog Mafac
Waebington Manufacturing Company
Aaron
Washington
Ng Oa
Tos
Ifcome
Riallelng
Washington Water Company
Horndaker
Tha Seation
Toscompioy
Boalees
Thoeé
Daubaghs Baston BA Advertiser Notice
An announcement for Daubaghs Baston BA offers a daily apodal series and entertainment events hosted by Prof. Thieds. It promises unusual bargains during anniversary week with expected reductions to attract patrons at Euston Pay B.S. Latuser & son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soucalal
Lofovcissk
Thieds
Latuser & Son
Euston
B.S. Toad
Widow Barnige Cows To Town In Washington Tale
A Washington detour tale recounts Mrs. Barnicke a widow from Oxford visiting town to settle a lodge payout. She receives a $650 check from Pittsburg for funeral expenses and furniture then frets currency and bank delays, causing a sequence of evasive purchases and a wild afternoon fueled by her Slavonic-speaking companion and a mobile crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaal Barnle
Oxford
Washington
Somuel
Hilariana
Barnish
Slavenie Society of
Pittsburg
Philipsburg Lodge
Qbarlea
Amerman
Amermanon
Lodge
Phillipsburg
N. J
Barnick
Mr. Amerman
Avertano Furnitura
Abe
Payanta Dau Odder Bank
Eho Asids
Putta Na Mou
Dissa
Toon
Amermina
Wyckott & Shielda
Damon
Birkeep
Hilan Gleases
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Empire Steal Co. Nit
Magger
Adhie Snyder
Charlotte Dawitt
Mary
Dawitt
Weat Stewart
Street
Habath Stilee
Narmony
Lower Tarmany
Mias-Edith
de. Miexse
Mantua
Yvalusdal
Fiyne
Crentral Railroad Company
Ita
Shiaconga
Janetian
Contr
Binerman
Asbury
Edward Davie
R. B. Olins
Orie
Misa Carria Richey
J. Edward Davis
Mr. Davie
Progent
Misa Richay
Mra
Dontora
Ha Wan
Elima
W. Sehwic
Tha
Davia $A
Cortland
N.Y
Tha Board of Teada
Board of Trade
Hotel Windaor
Afr. Johnston
Clarence
Cop
Jelington
Erantea
Washington Athletic Association
Joseph K. Pthitcher
W. G. Croveling
Robot Rule Man
John Vo Eilnt
Charles Derr
A.d. Craft
Grant Heed
A. D. Minton
John MM
Cox
Leoq. Opdyku
Howard Vanover
Haery Q Obtiatino
Onarios Cyphera
Datarestad Ld
Bernuth H
Tme
Darinane
Moulay
Pouneylvania
Atubica
Flues Biagk
Myles
Fearlind
Trolley Cartigo
Pai Pet
Et Publics
Smithson
Aguarus BI
State Fish and Game Comemission
Iistéad
Indoon Baseball
Thia
Alcantara
Samoa
Aialda
Toseph D. Klola
Wagner
Ackettetown
Ferena Wilkes
bin Colle
Oray
Mra J
Apantog
Baturdey
Ahepes
Harris & Harringon
Nce
J. A. Landy
Chto
Hiram Schulie
Baston, BA
Ord Ansiveuaaiy
Alureh
Snehan Company
Boroigh Council
Qownellman
Frank 8. Bloveng
Igan
Brooklyn
Yualness
Toey
Elghteen
P F. S. Stevens
George Washington
Buena Witte
Urogle
George
Glago
Welw
Virginia
Wasiington
M. A
Hadia
Harrison
Tommorrow
Ole Manufiekt
Sans C. Woaver
Bralness
At Attorney
Ad. Masten
Mar
N. Ee
WaRwen Co
Diva
Barnige Cowes
Lve
Jour
Kerowan
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