Death of Trimmer and Mayberry due to defective crown sheet
In Dover an inquest found Engineer George S. Trimmer of Wallington and Fireman Joseph Mayberry of Port Murray died from an explosion caused by a defective crown sheet. Coroner Nagas presided as witnesses described the locomotive disaster and crown sheet failure, weighing expert testimony that the sheet pulled through the threads, with the jury ruling it a defective part rather than engineer error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georga
Trimmer
Wallington
Joseph Mayberry
Port Murray
Dover
Nagas
J. J. ‘Vreeland, Jr
Timothy J. Quinlan
Charles A. Otto
Charley Parker
Ohne
H. Whitehead
Ones. Willems
Onginger
William A. Buryker
Washington
Alfred E. Milla
Morris County
A. G. Barker
John Block
Hackettstown
Thormur
Stryker
Clifford Jonneton
Hacketta Town
Mo Woa
Reynolds
Thug
Mack
John Wi. Hummer
Ballintine & Co
Newark
Mayberry
Johm. Venner
Felb
Suartaina
Oxford
Agsaguels
Shrope
Frederick Belkay
Belkey
Bhrope
Angle
Presbyterians Debate Ordination at Fifth Avenue Assembly
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in New York discusses revising the Confession of Faith and ordination questions at the Fifth Avenue church. Money concerns loom for the Port Amboy Home for Disabled Ministers, with possible focus shift to Newton, Sussex County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Porth Amboy
Newton
Sussex County
Preacher Hoff Flees Region After Hindering Family Crisis
A controversial figure, Rev. Jerry Hoff, formerly tied to the Lundy case, removed movable goods from A. W. Cravaling’s farm while creditors pressed. He then sought shelter with neighbor Wm. Main and claimed threats from local youths, prompting his sudden departure from the area amid lingering legal scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Roy
Jerry Ho
Huw
Warren County
New Jersey
Host
Stewartavilla
Broadway
Pannay Vania
Washington
A.W. Cravaling
Hoff
Maine
Bla White
Maina
Boston
Delos House
Mains Ssue
Hof
Fallowa
Eute
Jerry Hoff
Lundy Cage
Noother State
Freeholders Line Up for County Aid Bonds in Independence
At a recent meeting of township freeholders Independence votes to ask county and state aid for five miles of macadam roads. They plan $26,000 in four percent bonds repayable at $5,000 yearly. A committee led by Thatcher Carhart and Kloney was appointed to handle the matter as budgeted appropriations for the year were reviewed and listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha ‘Toars
Choren Lroeholders
Independence Township
Trilding
Thatcher
Carhart
Kloney
Freeholdera
Bridges
Corona E Teetta
Publiaking County
Statdonar
Julland Court House
Pria
DIOPB
Voda Sieteetenese
Franklin
Greanwich
Uaeqlade Ooicss Ieee Raceae
Opening of the 1902 season features Duquette strong debut
The 1902 baseball season opens with Washington defeating the Glendona in a pitching duel as Duquette earns praise for a masterful left handed debut. McCarty supports in the battery while fielders like Munson Roth and Reed turn in solid defense. The game highlights fresh team chemistry amid cautious optimism for a successful campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lf Washington
Naw
Washington
Gloodoos
Easton
Geasou
Dugnette
McCarty
Dover
Darunette
Munson
Opta
Dick Om
Roth
Glendona
Duquette
Anisociation
Sora
Omniprecent
Hey
First National Bank Washington to Pay Interest on Savings
The First National Bank of Washington announces new policy to pay interest on savings accounts at three percent per year, semiannual payments. The move aims to attract wider patronage by offering a secure return on idle capital, reflecting public confidence in the bank’s safety and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
First National Bank of Washington NJ
Avsote
Deposka
Washington
Democratic convention call for Flemington May 27
Democratic Congressional Committee of the old Fourth District calls a convention in Flemington on May 27 at 11 a.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress to fill the vacancy caused by Hon Joshua G. Salion’s death. June 17 is the election date. representation is one delegate per 100 votes for Democratic Congress nominees, with at least one delegate per district. Republican caucuses planned in Phillipsburg May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fourth District
St. Cloud Hotal
Flemington
Congress
Joshua GS
Salaion
Jaat
Warren County
Wen. A. Stryker
Tan
Christopher TP. Strates
Jacob Bunagell
The
Newton Herald
Susgex
James N. Fideock, Jr
Hanterdon
Therative Gentismen
Wet
Rosa
Pater D. Rockefaller
Hegauss
Ilesa
Lewis Brower
Morris County
Morrie County
Meno
Martin of
Baasex
Warren
Honterdon
Republican Congressional
Phillipsburg
Limaels
Republican Congressional Committee
Foran
Large
Hunterdon
van Blarcon
O. Knox
Sussex
W, & Collis
T. Garrison
Morvng
W. Ingham
E. M. Biesley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trimmer and Mayberry
Cederal Assembly
Canallers
Buith
Quiel
George Quink
Counnry
Fail
Juativa Tindaboerry
Michael McCabe
Quick
West Warren Street
Ilvo
Nur- Tua Buna
Grazor
Bin
Fay
Veuuian
Justice's Office
Mrs. Davis
Hmory
Cage
Davis
Belvidera
Mrg
Pinay
Buargalis
Music House
Northhampton Street
Ateriog
Church Street
Isegler
Laubachs
Haston
Parrot
Anton
Preacher Hoff
Lundy
Lackawanna Company
Tha Station
Geil
Gardner
Nagal Calarrh
Ely Bros
Warren St
N.Y
Orleany
Mesara Dov Bros
Wm. Lamberton
Delachesse
McDurr
WiMnery
Yori Olly
Aina
W. Luxagr
Weashington
Blairstown
Franklin and
Greenwich
Creerie
Caramitteca
Sutler
Walter
Fleming
Townsend
Broward
Ramsey
Ayres
Dimmick
Cowell
Handerson
Itohel
Lommagon
Kish
Te Sertt
Kishpaugh
Carers
Woolverton
Jall
Cook
Elahpaugh
Ramsay
Latre
Kenney
Hoover
Stocker
Walters
Asylum—Carhart
Eerie Carey
Dimauick
Walder
Thuisay
Dimachal
Lake Carhart
Kennay
Woalverton
Loose Waelder
Stackar
Hertrot Gow
Park
Belford
Henderton
Mitchell
Ailleeiansons
Townsend Walters
Benmeting
Stalonery
Conover
Jones
Eh Ording
Zatts
Balford
Lommason
Glendon Hitol
Henry Johnston
Berawlth
Johnston
Sealth
Hfe Insurance
John A. Chandler
St. Paul, Allan
Chandler
Ais Insurance
Northwestern
Salmon
Washington, D.C
Gilbert
Stokes
South Carolina
Galman
Neot Wan
Samcon
Tim Mangh
Keller's Music House
Diston
Bowman
Charles D. Barber
Morris
Canat
Tito
Tuecadig
Rudolph
Oxford Dec
FGA
Sewitty Witich
Barberia
Nike Sone
Benjamin A Ab
Mra
Iyaan Philhower
Harry Castay
Archibald Opdyke
Brass Caatlo
Terry
Mauch Oburk
Garner Cole
Bowerstown
Andrew Burlt
Bastion
Calvin
Rockport
Charles
Bhia Plate
Duquetta
Ho Jaya
Upper
New York State
Syracuse University
Philipsburg
Dingler
Dingtor
Fieb Bridge
Phil Upaburg
Lance
Seth
Tan Conte
Riverside Club
Oneame
Eolingor
Lehigh Valley
Ohle
Hall
Athy Rosa
Gerber
Kelly
Resh
Linpencatt
Taylor
Con Newton
Phillipshure
Philhipsburg
Aupuet
Lehigh Valley R. Reston
Camel Boro
McNally
Cox
Lenin
Wasninatox
Munkon
Farrel
Altera Dainglirin
Danghort
Atolen
Daquuete & McCarty
CWO
Ee Rader
Dalton
Fenaan
Ior
Bates’ Beersuckers
Wones
Bam
Creta
Lackawanna
Cwero
Syracuse
Utior Divialona
Buranton
Pier 41
New York City
AWW
Lacmach & Sox
Warren Ocottuell
Washington Opera Housa
Wesington Mandolin Club
D. B. Randolph
Janees
Jouristox
Oml
Morris Plains
Patelek Easting
Washington Avenue
Port Colden
Morris Plaind Hospital
Wastings
Ireland
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Washington Ave
Bir‘ Hastings
Bealdes
John Mahoney
Pines
Bronday
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ross
Jes. Rigney
Junction
Salbia
L. 8
Plant
L. & Yuayr & Co
Vieleanoes - Ste
Mt Delos
Martiniuo
Aly
Morgan
Hig Greab
Groneda
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