Desperate Prisoner Haley Sentenced to Ten Years
Jail tale recounts Haley’s violence and threats after a daring store break in Diesai and Sons. Judge Morrow imposes ten years with hard labor in state prison, amid warnings and sheriff’s precautions as Haley lashes out. Phillipsburg defendants Connelly Carling and Gordon face revised sentences for signaling a railroad. others’ appeals and trials described, with court actions and political tensions in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowhtlows
Mickey
Frank Hiley
Balvidere
Diesai“& Son
Haley
Vilain
Taley
Trenton
Sam
Geo. Andrews
Hulsy
Hla
Polson
Ie Wis
Madaulf
Towa
Connelly
Carling
Phillipsburg
Grant
Algo
Kur‘ber
Apa
Dlorran
Hartones
Couhty
Santanes
Gordon
Parade of Knights Templar at Easton pageant praised
The 44th window conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania held in Easton featured a grand parade with about 1,000 in line, including 1,100 Knights, amid elaborate decorations. Visiting commanderies were hosted, with a large ball at the Opera House and a Shrine parade in Reading. The event highlighted drill, honor guards, and a pilgrimage by the Philgrimage to Philadelphia, plus local church activities and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busta Tueaday
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Euston
New Jersey
Partici Panta
Saol
Grand Offivers
Eprand Atnrid
United Suntan Mogel
DeMuthy
Washington
Theo
B. Daynes
Dommains
Dew
Jenny
Aweahtayteun Bani
Union Square
Cormandery
Uip
John PF. Rowe
Wohington
Mendy
Able Opera House
Trinity Church Newark Hosts Twenty Third Episcopal Convention
The twenty third annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey met at Trinity Church in Newark. Bishop Starkey delivered the annual address urging more home mission workers, endorsing religious and girls schools, and noting financial reports and church funds. He discussed encyclicals and ecclesiastical unity with the English and American churches while tracing the Church of England's history and place within modern faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Newark
Starkey
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New Jersey
Grabiyng Sanecoss
Milasinos
Glarbal
New Jersay
Mrt Suppurk
Agudl
Hayes
Roy
William BR
Jenvey
Episcopal Fund
Hackettstown Dharch
Ponda
Wiedows
Ltnnhope
Storkey
Pope Alway
Romy
Dogo
Cpiscopal
Usuailly
Canterbury
York
Hos
England
Engl
Gagiind
Double egg shocks local owner on Sunday
East Washington avenue resident Div. J. Willard Snyder reports a remarkable poultry incident a hen laid a double egg with two nearly equal parts yet one shellless yolk and the other entirely egg white. The odd egg attracted attention for its unusual structure and the bird’s apparent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willard ‘Soyder
East Washington Avenue
Hix
Snyder
Cori
Vally Ginnie Willen Gesver
Farewell convention planned by Sussex Warren Christian Endeavor
The PSO K District Union of the Sussex and Warren County Christian Endeavor societies will hold a farewell convention tomorrow at Hackettstown Presbyterian Church. Morning business focuses on county society division. afternoon features farewell speeches. Hackettstown society will entertain delegates as the event proceeds amid arrangements for the divide into Warren and Sussex groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex and
Warren County
Hackattetown Presbyterian Church
Tha. Hackettstawi
Somoloty
Brocomaties
Warren and
Sussex Christian Endeavorsi Union
Real estate loan plan from Republic Savings and Loan
Newark readers learn of a proposed branch of the Republic Savings and Loan Association to offer monthly installments loans for home purchases. The plan promises security on property, broad local service, and says it provides the most liberal terms among state lenders. The piece endorses building stock as a strong investment and cites the company’s extensive network and stock holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Savlage
Tannyone
Neide
Bcame
Purebana
the Republic Savings and Loan Association
Newark
Iis
Bni
Howeny
Republic
Political wire pulling adjourns state session in bid for Voorhees amendment
Leaders push through a corrective measure to fix the Rush Gambling amendment and set a September 23 special election. The Voorhees Judiciary amendment faces delays as House and Senate clash over strategy. Attorney General says legislative amendments cannot be revived after passage. Conference fights end in an indefinite postponement and adjournment. Church social notices follow, inviting a strawber ry festival at Town Presbyterian Church and millinery opening at Bon Lon Millinery.
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Agnembacat
Kyror—Kitoets
Belvine Boven House
Taglilethe
Voorhees
Senate
Demarent
Sindaon
Derousss
Deronese
Spoakera Yoom
Ling
House
Eueus
Altorugy
Bama
Genesis
Demarcat
Links
Gledhill
Tha ‘House
Whch
Washingtons Tek at Pen Argyl roasts unsportsmanlike umpiring
The Washingtons Tek team traveled to Pen Argyl and faced harsh calls from an umpire whose decisions angered locals. Complaints centered on base touches, a missed strike zone, and calls deemed unfair as Washingtons Tek lost the game. Management defended the umpire while promising tougher officiating in future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul Deelze
Sons of the
Washington
Ulub
Pennsylvania
Pen Argyl
Peo Argyl
Tima
Doyoll
Mora
Kevin
Firat Base
Hannot
Othara
Bus
Balifa
Wohlgemuth
Labher
Waghington Boys
Wohlgenmuth
Warne
Christina
Wien
RK i
Fbreobe
Dawe
Brey Balle
Ererrer
Tambson
St Jagkeon
Bou Olh
Pian Jhan
Tone Daga
Eener
Penden
Pomp
Servin
Pen Ai
Craft
Aakson
Chistin Panders
Strack
Uble
Jamison
Taisen
Jackson
Els Balla
Cox
Bellis
Death of William Thompson Ends Long Career in Washington
William Thompson, aged 57, longtime Washington merchant and street commissioner, died Thursday night after a rapid illness. Born May 16, 1840, in Broadway, he led Taylor & Thompsonson from youth, expanding ties with local merchants and surrounding towns. He served as Common Council member and Mason, with funeral at his late residence attended by relatives and civic groups.
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Stila C. Popperson
Johnston Street
Twompson
Aual Dulent
Oleker
Hutter
Beloken
Mr. Thompson
Lisy Mar Bow Lorton
Sennes
Jobo M
Wiliam
Tree Brothers
Robert F
Chicago
John K
St. Lois
Albert
Mia
Lucy A
Docilitle
Washington
Thompson
Connell
Isaac
Miesaner
Temple
Endo Knight Templar
Washington Athletic Association
Jata
George W. Stickela
Thomas Mitchell
M. Hoagland
MB Strait
Gil
B.D. Putte
Rockaway
Mra. J
Salmon and Mian
Ethel GC
Richards
Boonton
James’ Mitchell
Hinhakatawn
Vincent Smith
Belle Nuon
Brooklyne
Washington Board of Health Tightens Smallpox Quarantine Rules
The Washington Board of Health met at night to impose stricter quarantine on premises where small pox scarlet fever and contagious diseases exist. Isolating household members and keeping them from contact with others is required with penalties for deviation. The board also announced provision of antitoxin and diphtheria treatments in limits of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauib Againas
Phoy
Democratz
Chicago
Trenton
Republican Party of
New Jersey
Pols
Josep Rice
McKinley
Daly
Rice Hind
MeKinley
Min
Rice
Charslire
Democratic Party
Rania
Washington’ Board of Health
Mrs Wendabosk Millinery Parlor Opening Next Saturday
A fragment from a newspaper item notes Mrs Wendabosk at millinery parlors in the Uehluin black next Saturday afternoon with J. A. involved.
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Stees
Poonk
Eige
Alexander
Schuylor
Aaron M. Schuylor
RamMe
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W. Daviston
Chas. Kaelva
James P
Sarah
Holloway IZ Enniyn
Samuel & Buckley
Pennell O
Ivana
H. L. Magesye
Geo
M. van
Stout
Addison I. Bachallor
Bacheller
L. Nolf
Jenne D. Horton
Roland Z. Flummérfelt
George
Bergenback
Chee. Morgan Va
Peter YV
Terrance
Wgh
Griffey
O. J. Baxter
Mary Beavers
Marjorie Gilenbberger
Vinnstag
St. Josephis Lehuroh
Ovaning
Jophons
Richard Gloliz
Lizzis Hayes
Moris McLaughlin
Wwilhell McLaughlin
W. J. McLaughlin
Suerger and
Colelnaded
Epworth League
M.e.qhureh
Elgbiz
Wesley Bowers
Busha Burd, Jr
Missus Mossie Stickes
Gussie Hiu
Bertha Albert
Livi Preidenberg
Wright
League
Naval Church
J. Re Wright
Alvin Cole
Cpm
Hick
Edward Yaonntta
Gstue Jaffery
Supreme Court
sVanningieot Firemena Relief Association
Rola Wna
J. K. Smith
Samuel Folver
J. J. i Vannrtta
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Mattar
Supreme Cour
AG Anglo Supreme Court
Nnday
Stiyler
Trngteag
Vannatta
Childran
Arisgopal
PSO. K.,district Union
DeWitt
Py N. Jenkins’ Wake Co. Drug Store
Atd
Qhureh
Lidiey
Bon ‘Lon
Patrick Sullyan
Dover
Institute Tein
Lafayette College
Woiversity of Pennsylvania
Tyork
University Association
Tyorke Feu
Waoalington
Washington Center
Bits
Weight
Win
Rittenhouse
Danial Sparigenbarg
Spei
Furrow
Mary
Nels “Grimue
H. Griffith
M. Treaster
Qrifishn
John Shullenburgen
College Hill
Boston
Unser
Atarette College
Chana Rae
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