Defective Crown Sheet Cited in Dover Boiler Explosion Inquest
In Dover an inquest into the deaths of engineer George Trimmer of Washington and fireman Joseph Haybarry of Port Murray, killed in a Dover locomotive boiler explosion, heard expert testimony on a defective crown sheet. The coroner’s jury, including J J Vrooland Jr and others, found the accident not caused by the engineer’s negligence. Witnesses described the engine’s operation and water conditions, with expert John Venner confirming the crown sheet defect and improper material spacing as the likely cause. The verdict pleased the engineers’ supporters and closed the inquiry.
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Washington
Joseph Haybarry
Port Murray
Dover
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Hagan
J. J. Vrooland, Jr
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Charles A. Otto
Charles Parker
Cling
Whitehead
Chas. Walliams
William A. Stryker
Alfred E. Milla
Morris County
John Black
Wackettstown
Hackettstown
Trimmer
Ethan
Stryker
Ousford Johnston
Hackettstown Express
Canton
Richard Reynolda
Waa
Thoraday
Bats
Reynolds
Enops
Mir
Find
John” Wr Himmer
Ballintine& Co
Newark
Tireman Nayberry
Mayberry
John’ Venner
Fibat Ib
Presbyterians Discuss Revision of Confession at New York Assembly
The General Assembly at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York debates revising the Confession of Faith. Committees blocked eleven overtures, focusing on forewordination and infant salvation. Other items cover Port Amboy Home for Disabled Mothers, releasing George Quick on bail, and a coroner review of domestic assault cases.
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Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Pracu
Christ
General Assembly
Porth Amboy
Preacher Hoff Flees Lundy Case Leaves Belongings Behind
The Rev Jerry Hoff known from Nigger Hill and once resident of Warren County fled the state around Friday with his family to avoid potential charges tied to the Lundy case. He and his movable goods were hidden away, loaded onto wagons, shipped to Pennsylvania, and left behind a mortgage and strained tenancy with A W Creveling. Hoff sought refuge with neighbor William Maina and his family, claiming threats from a local crowd while describing himself as targeted by a hostile pursuit.
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Waahington
Holts
A.W. Creveling
S Hott
Wm. A. Maina
Mr. Maina
Easton
Mains House
D. Maing
Hoff
Hott
Lundy
Jerry Hoffie
Washington
County Board Plans 89000 for Year Budget and Roads
The county board voted to issue 25000 in bonds at four percent to fund county needs and pay for bridges and road work. An eight million five hundred thousand sum is listed for various departments and officials appointments, including road and almshouse expenses, with a next meeting to approve state aid for five miles of road in Freeholdera township.
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Freeholdlera
Bonda
Thatcher
Carhart
Kinney
Corauers
Atentent
Ronda
Frankiin
Greanwich
Bualaeane
Opening of the Washington baseball season features Duquette debut
The 1902 Washington season opens with Duquette pitching a creditable game against Glendonsa of Eaton. McCarty backs him behind the plate as the new battery, delivering error-free nine innings and a strong fielding performance. The Glendens are considered inferior, but Washington shows promising form and enthusiasm for the campaign ahead.
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Eaton
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Dover
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Apo Grand Fame
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Satond
Roth
Association
McNally
Neopire
Interest on deposits at The First National Bank of Washington
The First National Bank of Washington, N J announces three percent interest on savings accounts payable annually, aligning with standard banking practice. The bank emphasizes security under government oversight and notes deposits have risen over a quarter of a million dollars in recent years, reflecting growing public confidence and active patronage in the community.
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Preparations for June Election in New Jersey Districts
The Democratic Congressional Committee of the old Fourth District set a Flemington convention for May 25 at 11 a.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress, vacancy caused by Joshua S. Salmo. June 7 election date fixed with delegate rules per votes cast. Republican plans met in Phillipsburg May 28 with a convention likely in Phillipsburg. Committee members from Hunterdon, Sussex, Morris, and Warren counties listed. Morris County not represented due to Lewis Brower. Also notes on deaths Patrick Hastings of Morris Plains and civic notices advertising Linong handkerchiefs.
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Flemington
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Oongreag
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Salmo
Congress
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Warren County
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Christopher F. Strates Jacob Bunnell
Newton’ Herald
Sussex
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Honterdon
Wm. Roas
Peter D. Rockefeller
M.lewis Brower
Morris County
Martin
So3nox
Warren
SmIeee
Phillipsburg
Republican Congressional Committee
J. Foran
Large
Hunterdon
A. J. van Blarcon
B. C. Knox
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T. Garrison
Marria
J. W. Ingham
B. M. Boesey
Fes
Mr Lawforys Morgan Arrives in Washington from West Indies
Fromt the Land of Volcanoes Mr Lawforys Morgan came to Washington from the West India Islands last Thursday and is now engaged at the Cornish factory. He plans to teach a course of instruction and is living at Gron-Auitora te Kutartain. About 200 miles north, preparations are under way for an event at Opera Hotel in Washington. The gathering includes Rev DO lk Randomh, sir Morgan, and musical performances.
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