Davis Says Yes and Elevates a Belt Line Plan
Davis, the railroad counsel, asserts support for completing a belt line to Lake Hopatcong, with the Phillipsburg line pushing toward the destination as township opposition grows. The push faces rumors of failure, while officials promise ongoing plans and potential cross-state routes linking Washington, New York, Trenton, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortinn
Washington Dominion Coucil
Phillipsburg Horne Car Beret Railroad Company
Norough
ASTAL
Davis
Gomypuny
Atonday
Gieic
Dennis
Davis Wat
Glen Sealey
Bloomiauury
Thabtha Company
Tather wiNiotia
Adisco
Stacharts
Philipsburg
Phillipsburg Company
Lake Topateono
Jersey City
Washington
New York
Trenton
Tuladalphia
Alms House Report Seeks year end totals and committee names
Steward Seldia presents a long annual report covering farm outputs including wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, and hay plus livestock counts and deaths at the Almshouse. The document lists numerous committees and officials as well as road and monument matters and local civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steward Seldia
Cutler Witlocu—Veles
G. A. Leda
The
Donny
Altay Hongo
Provholdora Pat
Ion Jiu
Hiya
Goultry
Cupler
Fnge
Khutice
Walters
Tontebar
Shoglaly Bettie
Pong
Lhamsey
Willey
Coan Chirk
Cravery Demmi
Merial
Setthserith
Lenederian
Teweraneml
Mughsey
Surette Kishpraeich
Mhitehor
Goutydhill Case
Conk
Cary
Halted
Loertre
SbEpmis
Yoontettiy
Woodvertain
Ione
Asylum
Carkurt
Hiteler
Sinclait
Kista Cor Munal
Meull
Mirshell
Renesti Tul
Taikre
Cartonyt
Vartioltlig
Inter
Pang. von
Romney
Dichree
Peisonert
Chompean Conavers
Wivetancots
Give
Dima
Conaver
Ritasay
Wilever
Shirmony
Indepens Depee
Leepatcaiy
Jules
Mutistieldenew Belle
Oxford
Repiica
Paha
Rey Bos Arteteuetis
Reeuy Toekehores Si
Lyecra
Orhia
Gorughe
Trompath
Tidaia
Bilding
Preehokter Chiteher
Thin
Jersey City Mayor Chairs State School Silver Plan
Mayor Moos of Jersey City forms a temporary committee with Governor Vour and state and city officials to raise funds for a new silver service for the state ship New Jersey. Mayors and school superintendents invited to meet in Trenton May 22 to approve donations. The plan, backed by public school supporters, aims to raise funds and distribute five cents per pupil contributions. The 300,000 students ages five to twenty could yield a $15,000 total, enough to purchase the silver service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moos
Jersey City
Hag Boan
Coverner Vour
Risa
New Jersey
Gilver Aeevige
AML
Tewun
Auhools
Tte
Trenton
Acto
Stats Board of Educdation
Untitled Note of Thanks to Washington Men
A brief thanks extends to the men of Washington for a marked display. The message honors the memory of the late Philip H. Wain on Thursday, signed by W. Gainers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pifip
W. Gainers
OL and W PLAS TMI PROJECT OUTLINED
The article from Hucketthtown Gazette outlines a railroad plan linking the Lack-Ain route to Battsyie, with hopes to route to Washington. It notes depots, freight houses, and upgrades, references to Port Morris, Warrington, and new depots, and discusses possible service gains and regional impact on Washington’s growth and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucketthtown Gazette
Lack- Ain
Battsyie
Wrihington
Warrington
Oimossalony
Hay
Port Morris
Wisalogton
Trugerlale
Secanston
Moboken
Stanhopa
Newton
Gagatte Alain
Pew
Buttilo
Woronda
New York
Will of Ex Judge Philip A. Lan Estate Seen At $100000
The will of the late ex Judge Philip A. Lan was opened. The estate likely values at least $100,000 with probable distribution to immediate heirs. Administrators and further disposition details remain unsettled. public shares are few. Local rumors and inquiries point to no substantial public claims. The Belvidere avenue residence is the initial focus of the probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Philip A.lan
Reid Othe
Belvidere Avenue
Meredy Risely
Allabon
Sherif
Ulstar Co
H. Shields
Washingtol
Edison Portland Cement plant work begins near Naw Village
Work started in January on the Edison Portland Cement plant near Naw Village. Civil activity includes foundations 402 by 404 feet, rock crushing operations, and a sizable workforce. The project features a new office and machine shops, a buried groundwater system, and a telegraph link to the Brookville station. The plant aims to boost cement production amid a rising demand and a supposed cement trust forming with Philadelphia capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Edison Portland
Naw Village
Beat Ara Bub
Wien
Deley
Ben Hut
Rock Fur Road
Tan Toma Plier Howe
Attea
Fuue
Dhep
Officus
Stewarteeville
Flo Company
Broadway
Je Iv
Cemient
Tendan Vt
Vols
o.Crading
Suveral Jewlings
Jocomo- Uve
Lena Lnacouah
Edison
Philadelphia
Mew Vuhie Company
Capitallata
Quaker City
Copiny Cement Co
Allentown
Haa Bean
Asania Authority
Lence Ein
Ark Angels Beer Wagon Shock Townspeople
A rumor mill reports a mobile beer venture called the Ark Angel has appeared near Franklin Township. The contraption, linked to Phillipsburg and Easton, dispenses five cent bottles from a wagon and draws a crowd amid constable warnings and potential prosecutions. Residents fear disorder as boats move liquor toward local homes and the court weighs licenses for nearby inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Gaimbontus
Hvéripe
Gotme
Mwout
Portland
Cement Company
Ethies Lite
Firat Ba
Dames
Avea
Franklin Township
Sandy Hook
Phillipsbury
Easton
Edigon Company
Ibfa
Inez Heense
John.o. Eckhadt
New Village
Balvidero
Chdpan
Ibis
Lollann
Fhe
Eckhardt
Phillipsburg
Cornish Made President Of First National Bank Of Washington
Ex Senator Joseph B Cornish of Cornish Co was unanimously elected President at a board meeting to succeed the late Judge Philip H Hann The choice reflects his integrity extensive business experience and national standing He replaces the late Hann while Candler William Ittenhouse fills the treasurer vacancy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat National Bank of Washington
Joseph B. Cornish
Cornish &Co
Philip H. Hann
Samus T. Smith
Cornish
Thia
Bank
New Jersey
Cornlahta
Pirat National
Ttrecora
Tann
Candler William
Ittenhouse
Presbyterian Assembly to Study Creed Revision in Missouri
The General Assembly meets at the Washington and Crompton Avenue Presbyterian Church in St. Louis with about 1,000 clergy and laypeople to discuss whether the Westminster Confession should be revised or replaced, noting historic membership and church growth since 1874 and current finances. Obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs Currie Carter and Mrs Williwn Writ, detailing survivors and funeral services in Washington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterben
Liigaien
Janis
Clavel
Presbyterian General Assembly
Washington and Crompton Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Tauia
St. Louis
Lima
Ceva
Currie Carter
J. Calvin Carter
Church Street
Lure’ Pence
Grip
Qurter
Ratie
Mlys Pence
Washington
George W. Pence
Alisa Laure
Lake
Burney
D. C
Fermant
Washington Cemetery
Giants Grip Machinery as Sixty Lose Jobs in Changewater
The Changewater plant of the American Continental Tobacco Companies faces closure as the American Sindt Company plans to move operations to Baltimore and Lynchburg, leaving about sixty workers jobless. The shift follows long-standing consolidation by the tobacco trusts, with the Bowers family relocations and potential new use for the factory site. Local residents fear economic ruin and await future plans for the site and nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Continental Tobacco Company
Bowera Suwil and Tobacco Company
Changewater
American Snow Company
Jitulo
dMersts, Bowers and Associates
Conbine
Bigato
Stewart
Iet
Anulf Merketi
American and Continental Tobacco Companies
Ew Corporation
New Jersey
Inwa
American Sindt Company
D Capital
George W. Helps
Helmetta
Jonathan Peterson
Otis Smith
George B. Wilson
Tit Fifth Avenue
New York
Joh H. Bowers
Baltimore
Tiggatte A. Bowers
Lynchburg
Truat
Bowers Trade-Mart
Trust
John J. Bowers
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Franken
Holding Out
Lake Hopatcong
Goupt
Belvidera
Shipman
Benel
Gril
Jadiotmant
John EL Dahike Hasthosu
Hia Reaves
Hu Wourt
Sule Dones
Stata Prisany Tistrampa
Gavaithair
Pred Gardner
John iHapper
Thaonws Kelly
John Lines
John Curten
George Ityan
Tefa
Anne Peter Proutott
Thrae Dolira
Lownehby Committee
Alms House
Boldiers
Engton
N. c
G. A
RK. Posta
Ouipa
Lone
Eneton City
Stove
Solin
Milton Fr. Koehler
Shieketotstown
Ol, & W. Plas
Reefort
Enaign and
Ponbunt Bleyéleg
Jobrot Oe Ta
Sihel Building
Baguy
Edison Portland Cement Co
Pat Fato Company
Marrington
Harrington
Cox
Prank M. Bfarrington
Scruton
Frank B. Holliday
Swate
Etas
Mra
Constable Shrope
Truesdale
S Louls
Trusdale Anys
Hoboken
Sh Souls
Balay Mula
Wabash
Bulkito
Alroiteh
Wabnal
Boifida
Sid
Tricadide
Crevitova
Georga W. Tanaho
Wealington
A. Suryerr
de Stig
N.Y. World
Ark-Angels
Franklin Towwnstip
Raster
Uvieli
Porente
Ftd
Wisthington
Durini
Schobl
Carntaty & Co
Firat “National Bank
General
Assembly
Avery
Williwin
Peelletown
Antu
Lewis
Raw
Pho
Migs Reboern Shenta
CP Vilpsburg
Acvani
Oron BP
Caly
Devor
Gildats Ward
Dovar
Jackson Valley
Enron
Camont
Comont Company
Giants
John W. Bowers Moos
Maltimore
Lafayette
Tri
Blac
Witteven
Newton Herald
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