No-license term of court renewals denied
The court refused liquor license renewals for Judd and Barron, citing proof of gambling and intoxication at Judd’s Washington saloon and Barron’s temperance issues at Belvidere hotel. Remonstrances opposed, with witnesses detailing intoxication and Sunday drinking. Barron’s license denied for personal conduct. Other village applications were likewise rejected or withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayza
John £. Judd
Washington
Vieira
Mr. Morrow
Vannatti
Young
John HE
Hanee
Jon
Dion
Belog Buelneas
Judd
Boiba
Jeffery
JeWery
Albert Whitesell
Judi
Dettary
Wal. H. Morrow
Barron
Thera
Morrow
Tayloy
Bonch of Education
Couasd
Goure
Brank Ayney
de Barron
Businuer
Lafferta
Axmo
Barrons
Ingamaot Ag
Mr. Givens
John J. Blair Riley
John Q. Eckert
New Village
John SV. Oling
Joby, Hayes
James Lynch
Aoll
Beer
Ete
Washington Township
Licenre
Cyrus
Norman
Martin
Orsek
Sub
Alphonso DaMeillar
Cantoon
Alpha Wna
Receivers Appointed For Lehigh Valley Traction Company
U S District Court in Philadelphia appointed receivers for the Lehigh Valley Traction Company due to flood damage coal strikes and threatened suits. The panel chosen includes Robert E Wright O M Bates and George W Norris with $200 000 security. The move aims to prevent seizure and protect the road’s operations amid liabilities and ongoing legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heald Valley Traction Company
Courk
Kevelyara
Lehigh Valley Traction Company
Astern
Pannsylvania
United States Chanic Court
Philadelphia
Rocsivars
Tom L. Johnson
Albers Johnson
Btte
Mégday
Robert E. Wright
O. M. Bates
Genres
W. Norris
Wright
Peceilent
Bates
Norris
Cornish at the Exposition Narrow Escape on Train
Reporter describes Cornish trip to Terra Haute for the Exposition with New Jersey commission members. A dining car wreck injured four and killed others on a Terr Haute line. Cornish, Barber, Shinn, and Childs survived uninjured though shaken. Cleveland and Hanna cited as prominent figures at the dedication with Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland drawing large cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator Johnston
Cornish
Louis
Iaa
New Jersey
Céenish
Thore Waa
Grant
Republicasa
Co al
Qornist
Torre Haut
Ind
Terra Haute
Curvish
Samter Qhildy
Somerset County
Bie
New York
New Jersey Party
Curoish Aas
Senator Barber
Warren
Senator Mactin
Sueser
Benator Shinn
Orenn
Senator Shinn
Corenish
Romana
Barber
Mr. Cornish
Johnat
Whieh
Hisaya Thetax
Grover Gleveland
Lcon
Hor
Roosevelt
Quita
Cleveland
Casoy
Qcleveland
Qorniah
Mark Hanna
Thors
Ao Hanna
Mr. Cleveland
Insurance clash over unpaid policies tied to ruined factory
New York broker Harrington presses two local agents to pay on policies covering a factory fire and contents once owned by Joseph A Landy. Agents deny responsibility, noting policies were placed with Chicago firms not licensed here. The dispute shadows rebuilding hopes as Landy faces possible bankruptcy and factory losses. Community events cover a charity fair at the Opera House Hall with prizes and music, plus a large turnout and planned tableaux and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brarris && Uarelogton
Harrington
Harris & Tarrington
New Yorks
Tycacity
Insurance Agsbts
Bera
Joseph A. Landy
Fem
Meaklog
W. G. Croveling
R. BM. Petty
New York
Petty
Fetty
Landy
Mercantile Insurance Company
Unclon
Chicago
Putty
Washington Manufacturing Works
Creveling
Loody
Buslp
Surance
Harris & Harrington
Washington
Mc, Lundy
Joseph'a
Helen Bryne
Amy
Oparat Plasses
Ehret Bros
N. Y
Evaline Smith
John
Hanes
Schaler & Hoam
Workd
Mise Aimolu Byrne
Berlin
Anall
Tulle Jonqnll
Silea Rosa Hatober
Pantonimo
Minale
Holt'a
Gov. R. Ashlein
Denula Shea
Rugh McKewwn
Peter, Craunon
Thomas Hoxton
John Murphy
John Lynch
Tuathy
Soxton
Sakoken Philip Colett
Port Ofurray
Philipsburg
Steamer Co
Final Summons Marks Life of Judge James Somerville
The obituary describes the death of former Judge James Somerville of Port Murray Warren County. It notes his long public service including a lay judge appointment in 1879, his residence in Port Murray, and his marriage to Miss Jae Betesham. it mentions his health decline after a stroke and the funeral conducted by Rev. Pham at the Baptist cemetery in Port Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Somerville
Port Murray
James Somerville
Port
Murray
Nods
Warren County
Eitizan
Hoddys
Momesville
Oual
Ely Spukun
Whyn
Emily Zoho
Monds
Bi Paterson
New York
Maines
Fhe
Poruin Caf Mtiea Jae Betebam
Jobo Extonam
Xarreville
Alunes Bouinsille
Netverk
Craw Valley
Sotauriille
Bartlog
Warthington
Ald Yapal
Republcan Meutine
Beldly Washlogiar
Toin Party
Bret Trein
Cara
Lackawanna Road
Lincoln Park
Marrs Soquty
bin Ald
Port Macray
Gero Bo
Bethel
Serniton
James Soshavilue
Ron
Somerville Sonn
Jude
Somereilia
Joseph K. Karr
Varsar
Pham
Adams, noted locomotive engineer, dies. long service in Locomotive Engineers era
Francis G Adams, born 1830 in Ashburnham Massachusetts, long time engine and faithful employee of the Atolian Reanoner prand, died after a career beginning 1836 on the Lackawanba road. He worked with his brother in Junction and later served as engineeer of the Juecthoy train. Survived by two wives and several siblings. services held at his late home with interment in Mursonebedag Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aedteriong
Qoamin
Dinesaar
Mont
Bisud
Bir
Adams
LackaWanba
Ile
Ain Meondar
Oufo Wy Adams
Junction
Osta
Adamy
Ashburnham
Alum
Hucamo Tr Junction
Eton
Jin Wan
Chu Atolian Reanoner Prand
Francis 4
Allendug
Tly Phen
Prem Shore
Cstharton Rinehart
Thurlestawi
TB Link
Ohio Whitner
Washington
Ida Bay
Miss
Empaa Sb Lotro
Weehington
Brathera
Mtoton
Mr. Stout
Mursonebedag Valley
Carrier Insurance
Lrathgrhood of Locomomotive Engineers
Surveyor’s failed survey halts Washington factory plan
A railway surveyor from the Eackawanne line arrived in Washington to map a site for a new Sebtling, Wandling, and Co factory but left after signing no agreement. Mr Schilling withdrew his $5,000 Banlon capital bid, and Wandling’s Washington partners remained noncommittal, delaying manufacturing in the R.M.M. Petty factory building. Meanwhile Begnat Store and A Davidson Jewelers expand with new locations and renovations, while Jack Avandi, a veteran, dies near Charlestown after a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Arigon
Eackawanne Railroad
Washington
Ida
New York
X Fluire
Prise
Plas
Trasters
Businese
Schiffing
Banlon
Wandling
Schilling
Mr. Wandling
R. MM. Petty
Begnat
Joweler A. Davidson
New Matriots
Windew
Vass
Watoho
Jawelry
Ellverward
Elimes
New Jersey
Basiora
Gundrad
Mier Das Iden
Mtr
Davidson
Kollor
Eaton
Ste
Democratic Contest Analyzed By Mr Gornofab On Parker
The text discusses Mr Gornofab weighing party victory prospects and favors Judge Parker as a clean, conscientious Democrat. It notes the Democratic party’s luck in fielding strong candidates and suggests broad party support if Parker is nominated. The New Jersey Commission trip is described as enjoyable, with remarks on splendor and royal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gornofab
Judge Parker
Democratic Party
Jersay
Legal clash over postmaster pay ends in mixed verdict
In Belvidere a jury awarded J M Skinner twenty three dollars after trial over extra compensation claimed from Oscar Jeffery, former postmaster, for seven months service. The case highlighted contract dispute and alleged breach while court reporters noted limits on campaigning and political remarks during testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jeffery
Witliam 3
Skinner
Lachedurg
Justica Swayze
Belvidere
Skiamer
Jeffery
Mr. Jeffers
Eall
Supreme Court
Joe Thes Swayze
Plincy
Ox Judze Morrow
Angle
She’ Wlalulid
Dacar
New York
Iowa
Prosentor Stryker
Eco
Tire
Thanaelves
Swayze
Washington
J . M. Skinner
John Pittenger
Waterloo Organ Company
Kia Jeffery
Nepistang
Mahlon Pitney
Washington, D. CO
New York Africa
Stampa
Kropar
Ictery
Je Tery
Jeffary
Sidinar
Jiffery
Ofr
Skinnar
Jeffary Agid
Feder
Anohlanndii
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Mya Hae
Justice Swayze
Thial
Sudge
Ha Anid Dada
Chas
Pender
Tig
Etisha Burd
Higaon
Vaar
Pickel
Ladies’ Aid
Washington Presbyterian Church
Stewarts
Mra
J. M. Rase
Mca
Wm. Shields Zine
Delday
Delday and Ch, Wcunient Fron i Neeins At Per- Puc Cow Eatteer
Jlsoun
St. Louis
Bhors
Ontldreu
East
Brovitg Roney
Hi. Johoeton
Beath of
Meteran
Franciis A. Adame
Roverat
Jeffery-Skinner
Ary
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