Sudden Death of Congressman Martin in Washington
Congressman Lewis J. Martin of Sussex district died in Washington at 2:48 PM on Monday after a sudden apoplectic attack in the Union Station concourse. The 69 year old New Jersey legislator had been en route from Newton to Washington and was attended by station physicians before dying. The body was prepared for burial and a special election will be called by the governor to fill the seat.
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Lewis J. Martin
Lewton
Che Union Station
Washington, D.C
Jase
Washington
Humsarly
T. Hig
Marti Tlaver
Elis
Jersmy
Congress
Hani
Martin
Ani
Monras
Netton
Meening
Morides
Sisth
Syssek
Congressionals
Pitney
Twige Martin
New Jersey
Deckertown
Newton
Rusees
Assembly
Abpett
Aes Martin
Jersey Senate
Sussex
County
Trecholdorm
Thie
Iast
Warren 4
Lelne
Te. Méthy Commandery
Way
Frances M. Shaw
Branchville
Scott
Chia
Frasitelin
Temiigonen Far Pe Horn Stere
Numcot
Rix’ Schoals Ag Hy Barns Trey Brondlins
Terry W. Boers
Montana
New Village
Mise Arfeng Th. White
Phim Panies Gand Springs
Mattle W
Speedy Tunterdon
Trenchard
Souders
Mareh §i
Qivek
Thome
Holland Township
Pastor Announces Temporary Resignation at Hapust Church
Rev. Meo Buell disclosed his departure during last Sunday’s service from Hapust church after serving since 1S ments NK. He plans to move his family to Philadelphia to pursue other business interests and to remain temporarily from the ministry.
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Washington
Fey
Henrs Ay Buell
Ministry
Philadelphia
Unell
Witlioens
Etty Pasha bAtian Anker
Will and Estate of Mrs Fllenticgle ADKar
Article outlines an estate settlement with beneficiaries including Emm laser and Peter Weller. It notes a will dated February and lists guardianship and allocations of property and cash sums among heirs and creditors. The document references Warren County ownership and a farm linked to Pay ih Thnersona property.
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S .Fivaheth
Fllenticgle Adkar
Ali
Aehiter
Waelda
Sachem Maines
Peter Weller
Warren County
Tari
Peter Weller Nociitar
New Township Formed After Special Wartren Election
A special election last Thursday created an eighth White township in Wartren. The new municipality splits into two portions, with one including Ove tend’s oiliawe and the other focused on agriculture, bringing Verartie and several villages under its authority. The town plans schools and infrastructure, spanning about 1800 in population and located roughly 200 miles from Ostord.
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Wartren
Comprision Peneticnlly
Astelet
Oxford
Cetera
Ostord
Wwe
Cara Tor
Hope Hope Tote license hearing stalls at Belvidere
Judge Roseberry heard Jos Andrees of Hope appeal a license renewal denial. Remonstrants argued against his fitness citing minors and drunkenness. The case stretched into Friday with Judge Roseberry adjourning for final disposition.
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Hope Tote
Roseberry
Belvidere
Jos. Andrees of
Hope
L. Tdew
Will - Taylor
Andress
Ansennas
Hope Wus
Tudge
Rose
Teety
Local notes and oddities from Easton area pages
A collage of random notices and anecdotes from Easton area pages includes farm life chatter, a poultry rooster tale, travel and theater mentions, weather musings, and community updates. It references local events, a Washington trip excursion, and brief legal, educational, and civic notes amid colorful vignettes.
Obituary: W. A. Bare Dies at 58 in Wake of Family Loss
The notice reports the death of W. A. Bare aged 58 at his home following illness. It mentions his wife and children, and lists surviving relatives including grandchildren and a son living in Washington. The obituary notes services and burial arrangements are to be announced by the family.
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Pepin
Sore Bipward
Bare Wa
Bross
Meg
Vicanas Jaca
Walter
Broce
Eri U
Charles ‘Ts
Washington
Brasa Cathy
Marriage of Miss Annie Wiley and Mr. Howet Mroehal
The article notes the previous day’s wedding of Miss Annie Wiley, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Wiley of Chance, to Mr. Howet Mroehal, son of John Knechel of Tolvington. The ceremony was by Revd. B J Rhodes at the parsonage with Miss Jonnie Wiley as bridesmaid. The couple plan a few days in Pennsylvania then New York, residing in Vermont where the groom holds a government position.
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Annie Wiley
Sarah Wiley
Wrens
Marrine
Howet
Mroehel
John Knechel
Tolvingston
BJ. Rhodes
Washington
Misa Jonnie Wilew
Pennsylvania
New York
Mother's Day Floral Soiree At Bryan Florist
A fragment notes a Mother's Day promotion at Bryan Florist on East Washington Ave offering white carnations and other arrangements. The snippet hints at affectionate gifts and a focus on flowers for the holiday.
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Bryan
Florist
East
Washington Ave
Legislature Rebels Over Jury Reform Referendum Fight
Lawmakers recalled to discuss juries reform and the constitutional convention. A compromise bill to draw juries by a county commission faces opposition from both sides as the session adjourns and the fate of the measure remains uncertain.
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Gay
Floldere
Wilson
Cme
Thia
Wiren
Smith-Numant
Nupent
Supreme Court
Fielder
Besh
Pss
Jas
Hellys Sentence Deferred Amid Legal Delays
Report of ongoing delays in sentencing for Petty in Essex County. Attorney Vroeland promises five days notice before sentence. Petty appeals anticipated. notices and letters from Wiehineten and Wariri counties appear, with many responses refused.
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Hellys
Robert MM
Peily
Essex County
Vroeland
Dart
Smith
Petty
Jett
Hetwante
Paty
Wiehineten
Wariri County
Welle
Dundee
Deaths and mysteries surround hotel death and Greek visitor
The Delivere Hotel Hobton reports the death of an unknown man registered as J. C. Andrews in Scranton but identified as Harry Reed Morn Youd or Harry Teed in Portland PA. Papers suggest he traveled to New York. obituary notes a Greek youth Peter Kooria who collapsed at a concert, suffered rheumatism, and died after a sudden illness.
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Harry Reed
Reed
Washington
Alan
Peter’ Kooria
Strties Confertiane
Statia
Greece
Street Council Discusses Road Repairs and Land Deals
The Common Council debated repairing Railroad Avenue at minimal cost while redirecting crushed stone away from main streets. They approved plans for a new town hall site exchange with Cala Land Co and discussed sewer connections, cemetery funds, and incandescent lighting requests.
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Common Council
Wickett
Landa
Railroad Avenue
Plecea
Foundaton
Atention
Cala Land Co
Berogh
Shobbecons Creek
Youmana Avenue
John FP. Reynolds
Wieture
Orhedy
Wert Woehinston Avenue
Counel
Tampi
Washington Avenue
Conemiter
Cone Monlay
First National
Dank
Quarfora
Dragsh Hall
Armeg Hela Fundeanate
Connellywill
Munterpad
Elaine Caminst
Hornugh
Street
Miy Whallington
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Abraham Lancoln
Jefferson Davis
Charles Dickens
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Pennsylvania Railroad Co
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