Bicycle collision ends in death on Washington avenue
John Cole, a baker, struck by a bicycle while Chester Heyant, Wisry Pettit, and Eddie Thompson played nearby on lower Washington avenue. Thompson died minutes later at home after an exterior examination revealed a ruptured blood vessel in the right lung. An inquest was held, and the jury viewed the body. Thompson's father, a bartender, described the tragedy and grief affecting the family as community sympathy grew.
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Blin
Tale Cole
Washington Avenue
John Cole
Eddie "Thompson
John ‘Thompson
Cole
STA
Lvab
Clarence White
Tyenald
Ross White
Port Oalden
Washington
Thompson
Thorpeon
Dess
Vin
Gemund
J. J. Cillels
Hind Bean
Dr. Smith
Coroler Vin
Togepl
Thatchor
Jacob C. Bowers
John Titthon
Whitesheul
Town
Loli
de Thompson
Washington Oases
Newark
St Cloud
Eddia
Olin
Reading stock combine seeks to dominate railroads
A sweeping deal unites Valmerbeils Owens and Reading Bond interests to form a vast stock buyout aiming to control Reading stock and major rail lines including Delaware Lackawanna Western and Central Railroad of New Jersey. The plan assigns leadership to prominent bankers and financiers with Vanderbilt ties and faces regulatory review as the reorganizing effort unfolds.
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Valmerbeils
Owens
Reaoy
Lytha
Scoele
Philalelphia Ani Teading Ftailroad
Uno Etoek
Uesday
Reading
Achama Isalso
Combine
Tex
Cunyanies
Chiladelphia
Reading Mailer
Delnyure
Tcl
Naval Western Railroad
del 1Ane
Hindson Canal Company
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ty Wilstreat
Ava
Dint National Bank
Civore F. Baker
Marrix G. Fudmestock
J. Rogers Maxwell
Central Railway
Virat National Bank
Onan Thisneier
Tha. Winderbilts
New Yorke
Bauls
Tddwlidandy
Delnya
Tanwleauy
Tis-Acen
Ponnaybanda
New Jersay Jawa
Death of Dr Lowrey in Cranberry Town
The community mourns Rev John Lowrey 7 0 5 pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Washington street who died suddenly from heart failure at his home. Born in Princeton Nebraska he studied at Pennsylvania College and Princeton Theological Seminary. He served congregations in Brooklyns and Hackettstown before moving to Cranberry, where his widow Lydia and relatives recall a devout pastor and active lay leader. His death followed a short illness. he was 57 years old. Children and neighbors recall his kindness at the strawberry festival and in church work.
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Yestoniay
John Lewrey
Busettstown
Washington Street
Loywrayta
Asay
de. Lawray
Hay
Orme
Husrep
Wilke
Ermons
Lawrey
Princeton
Ned
Theological Seminary
Lydia Clarke
Benja Av AL Clarke
Merchant of
Lowrey
Loxow
Hmndson
Presbyterian Church
Sug Marbor
Longisland
Pres Lawley
Whitehall
Beenine
First Presbyterian Ghiwrel Wat
Hackettstowl
Lowrey, Jie
Drup
V. de Draw
Washington, D. C
Lonra
Tre
John Cook
Leeying Hye
Lowray
Murder case delays as New Jersey warrant moved
Easton news reports Governor Hastings signed a warrant directing Sharif Wolfe to surrender Carpenter, charged with life for murder in New Jersey. Carpenter, injured, to be moved when he is strong enough. local court and physicians defer transfer until identification and health permit.
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Tad Weide
Stryker
Warrenvatinty
N. J
Mutchinson
Belvidere
Easton
Sharif Wolfe
Warerant
Hastings
Hag S Unmuel
O. Carpuntur
Northampsh County
Life Mistren
Ray’ Blackwell
New Jersey
Tudge Scott
Covernor
Carpenter
Enmmong
Talvidero
Laxton
Tueaday
Supreme Court rules income tax unconstitutional
The United States Supreme Court on Monday declared the income tax law unconstitutional as a whole. Justices Fuller and White led the majority, striking down the levy as an unconstitutionally direct tax. The decision affects tax on rents and real estate, personal property, and the full act, with refunds and payrolls to be handled by officials as the government scales back enforcement.
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States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Inw
Fuller
Field, Cray
Broweria
Shins
Tor
Starlap
White
Iaw
Jackson
Puller
Court
Mike Ngble
Wilson Park
United States Treasury
Supreme Court
Aouise & Déail
Beurougherd Miles
Agnes
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Medtora Teton
Uniden
West Virginia
Miller
Congress
Ion Ney
Alice Warnt
Gonpross
Blair Hall Beats Washington in First Visit on Road
Blair Hall defeated Washington on their first visit as the Blair Hall squad traveled to the capital for a baseball game. The Washington lineup, featuring Losey, Snyder, and Kline, struggled as Blair Hall’s pitching and timely hitting led to a narrow win. Substitutions in Washington’s infield and steady defense by Blair Hall kept the game close, with clutch moments shaping the outcome and a forthcoming rematch on Blair Hall’s campus.
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Blairstown
Galntess
Washingington
Elair Hall
Righ
Skinner
Ethnos Vom
Stinner
Fieb
Gues
Lucy
Burd
Hanna
Newman
Bevlin
Pandle
Hina
Port Murray Battery
Cox
Craft
Newnan
Glena
Wannan
Devin
Tevin
Uhle
Ibaa
phtebor—Ervin
Wii
Chile
Yio’ College
Yale
Easton
Iken Shepandoah
Blair Hall
Washington
Sugaday
East Stroudsbirg
Newton
Losey
Gy Anrows
Py J
Snyder
Ervin
Guliel
Kline
Utehings
Froid
Ben Wen
Unconstitutional County Judge Election Dispute Emerges
A disputed act governing County Judge elections faces court challenges as Wrightson of Tagex County resists and Hermann Sehalle appears as nominal prosecutor. The case questions the 1723 constitutional framework and the status of Common Pleas judges, with hearings anticipated and implications for local judiciary authority. Memorial Day plans are announced by local posts with parades and public programs.
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Vuurehees
Court of Common Pleas
Wrightson
Tagex
Hermann Sehalle
Gotlinas& Corbin
Terroy City
Wright
New Jersey
Mnether
Indge Sohal
Werts
Common Pleas
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Bowers
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Bowsmeta
James Ti, Howell
Hone Jeffery
Toreis
Jana
Scott
Aony, Ae Cosueine Boriling
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Tony Koht
Uundlar
Ab Trenban
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Kohl
Bikjer
United’ Shares Supreme’Court
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Peele
Jonny
Lambertville
Joseph Steete
Jnetice Bartren
Horadi
See Shropa
Society For the Prevention of Ornelby
Aninale
Iguin Lowery
Quiens
Iinigee
Rankin
Wit
W. Biles
Trenton
C. W. Biles
John TP. Murphy
Paterson
J. A. Mace Creltish
Morristown
Inco IL
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Dunn
McCormick
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Codvling
Couttulhien Oakes
Grady
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Assie Cotter
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Northrop
Philadelphia
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Enab
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