Borough Court Orders Payment and Price Negotiation in Water Dispute
The vice chancellor rules Borough must pay at least a set amount from the time of suit while urging the Borough and Washington Water Company to agree on a reasonable price. The court notes jurisdiction questions and preliminaries for determining a fair rate and ongoing supply. The decision emphasizes avoiding abrupt service cuts and finding a just compensation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough and Company
Wetion Bredielit
Woottingion
Washington Witter Company
Samie
Trewleiin
Cot Sents
Toy Witter Cocipany
Chanrery
Walter
Stepher Sue
M Morrow
Dufendant
Bonis
Bern
Bat
Haven
Apelin
Apystis
Witter Company
Luna
Alel
Carmela
Gratin
Prante AB
Otto Supply
Emerica
Sun
Fadieks
Prkor
Prem Hae
Chancery
Gtoni Phapayer
Heiwever
Tom Bu Eseeusite
Burglary Spree Shocks West Washington Neighbors
An investigation traced multiple break ins in West Washington during a single night. Thieves rifled homes on several streets taking cash jewelry and personal items including a silver watch and $7.80 in cash while a string of break ins linked by similarities to the same suspects is being pursued by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorghard
West Julie
Daniel
Png
Enernil
Ann
Ilver Spa
Wiest
Washington
Wilthun
Charla Plokel
Asn Chapin
George Heyat
Mr Oswan
Aeeilig Atnut Fourtem Dollas
Franklin Township Farmer Dead After Illness
An elderly Franklin township farmer died at his home Friday evening after a brief illness. The family noted his long residence in the area and that he was widely known as a respected figure. Relatives and neighbors gathered for the funeral arrangements and paid tribute to his life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Liane
Juin
Myckey
Alnor
Hones
Lormigen
Aif
Samuel Tay
Stewartsville
Vliureli
AV Iligia
Traey Picks Are Ringing Again In Early Announcement
Fragmented OCR text describes a forthcoming event or announcement with unclear references to names and places. It mentions the Vine and Way Dive Time, a possible public gathering or sale, and references to various individuals and locales, though specifics are obscured by garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etliifeuluies
Tuilllis
Juhevers
Wil
Digersell
Tenet
Uae
Ems
Incomplete OCR: Court hears adjourned case and shop move
Fragmentary text shows an adjourned proceeding involving a Mr Seercher and a Squire Mugdaherry, with remarks on withdrawal and penalties. It notes a relocation of a shoe repair shop to the Bird Building and ongoing repair services at prior rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Soguine
Prieas
Hilly Writes Home From Portland Trip and Exposition
A fragmented letter describes a long journey to Portland Oregon with notices of clams rhitoys and a big exposition at Port Indy. It mentions Billy Barron and Dun Taleb, daily routines, and family updates while detailing sights, meals, and travel impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie
Portland
Ore
Billy Barron
Port Indy Oregon
Billy Sabi
Farak
Vantven
Billy
Hly
Tate Prouids
Sebibitz
Waaling- Avie
Washington High School triumph over Hackettstown in close grid clash
Washington High School edge Hackettstown in a hard fought football game. Tressler and Tresalor led Washington with key runs and defense while Waele, Weaver, and Vines contributed as the team claimed a decisive late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahi
A. Ag
Waele
Wwe
Washington
Hefuree
Tressler
Rittanbonso
Tresalor
Tyessler
Washington High
Fragmentary Note List of Names and Places in Local Gazette
A jumble of names, places, and affiliations appears in a fragmented local notice. The text reads like a ceremonial list or roster with individuals such as Colter, Rev Avlin, Mamie, and Newton, alongside scattered place markers and unclear titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peice
Kete
Seth
Br Bonnett
Bachar
Tha
Alohn Colter
Avlin
Mamie
Unonie
Newari News
Gein Newton
Foedong
Orunia Iter
Martin
Phil
Uinies Ther
Gem
Wash
Express Train Kills Boy at Kennedy Station
Five year old Garquee Martin of SW atone was killed Friday at Kennedy Station on the Teligil Valley Br railroad after a head on collision with a train. A witness described the impact as severe with the body severed in the blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garquee
Martin
Atone
Teligil
Braullroad
Ennedy
Garmin
Markin
Controversy Over Pastor Election Divides Local Presbyterian Church
The Muscoustcomg Church faced a heated parish vote on pastor selection. Elders opposed the elected pastor and an investigation by Apple and a committee followed, with the congregation split over leadership and weekly services in the chapel and evening attendance.
Dress Trends Noted at Vaubuth’sy Eyadan Event
The fragment notes new dress trends observed this week at Vaubuth’sy Eyadan with mentions of reception areas and fashion emphasis. Specific names, places, and dates are unreadable in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaubuth
Electric Light Plant Sold to Easton Men Prom
The Waalinguins Electric Dstt Company plant was sold yesterday after a meeting in New York and Maine Maxwell attended by directors and local owners. The sale, though preliminarily challenged, showed strong interest and new owners promised prompt improvements. a banquet followed the service with speeches from local figures and a sentiment of progress for the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Cluyad
Waalinguins Electric
Dstt Company
Larey
Steed
Jeliudena Gar
York
Maxwell
Ranta
Kamterre Chase
Maxwell da Am
Ramo
Boas
Che
Garner
Dierdigg
Tna Leen
Masxorelh
Ceuragguizgerl
Cher
St. Cloud
Oasis
Grant Cuaak
Fisk
Hope
Thietin
Porkates
Phil
Fragmented OCR muddles a grocery store scare in 19th century note
Reading fragments shows references to grocery items and a 19th century figure named Charles Knight from Philadelphia. Mentions a running incident and various place names, but most text is garbled, leaving an unclear narrative and no verifiable event.
Missionaries From Local Church Victims In China Incident
A text fragment describes missionaries connected to a local church in China being killed and mentions individuals and locations in a tangled historical note. It references entities like APs ECs Mieliles Edohlwotn and past events, but the exact names and timeline are unclear due to OCR corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wispaieles Tran
Tong Kong
China
Tonlributla
Abe
Teria
Docitehrel
Jersey Water and Yayo Co Inspect Waves and Cloak Dept View
Fragmented OCR text references Jersey Water, Bongo catlittiata Bey Beaming ecompaly, Nant of the Paulie KA Light, Meat & Yayo Co at Columbia. Mentions Anpuleon tues OWI NIN intends to carry owalé Pateom ball by micas ot a pipe under the Dalit. References Cloak and Suit Department and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlittiata Bey
Paulie
Califon Kidnapping Case Shocks Village Readers
A fragmentary report details a child kidnapping in Califon involving the Miller family. It notes the mother and daughter were shopping when the abduction occurred, with authorities pursuing leads and outlining a tense search across local areas.
Sudden Death Casts Shadow Over Port Coldtin
Port Coldtin resident Ma Colla, aged about fifty, died after a sudden illness. The obituary notes she lived with her son in law and mentions surviving relatives in Washington and New Village. The piece references community activities and a memorial reception held for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Colla
ite-Jong
Port Coldtin
Tataknae
Taide
Haward
Thi
John Fronell
New Village
Te Wae
Thes Sieciotys
Cad’ Sistent
Kilwa
Pbslhipsure
John Quick
Bangsar
Fustis Garey
Thorn
Moudchimsen
Washington’ Court
P O of Ay Camp Names Military Officers in Ceremony
A printed program from Ay Camp lists officers including Vanovir president Mary Philhovesy Blanche and Georges Movriazy. The document notes a ceremony held Monday evening with attendees such as Susie Pinay Gorductoen Minto Sheata Myrtle Young and Daura Sutton trustees among others.
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P.O
Dogres Dan
Cams
Ph Nipsborg
New Enn
Dnet
Iuigzte Mt
Daura Sutton Trusters
Lbs
Minor
Baty
Mera
Mice
Mies
Annie Wang
Pac
Teachers Gather for Village Institute Learning
A three day county institute for teachers ended with strong talks on education and public schooling. Miss Dylles discussed history and citizenship as Miss Lambnell led singing. speakers urged better pay and fewer duties to raise teaching standards while mothers and pastors contributed to a broader view of rural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biocounty Institute
Janes
Thaee
Amning
Stanton
Tiel G
Noone
Dylles
Iistory
Iftermor Pwcum
I. i
Minny Selinals Sina
Ngricultite Wits
Caswell
Elie
Kasebete
News York
Eift
Ahan
Sularte
Afl
Quartettayel
Miss Lambnell
Aimsliul
Tie Eveniig
Misa Téltie
Willits
Januis
Minyavin
Tha
Audietce Ag
Ieee
Boone
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Lackawanit Railyead
Yas
Enim Uip
Ligonier
Washingtonn
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Coen
Atution
Entec
Washi
Aliempt
Boaterahi
Tonk Moncey and Watch
Séércher
Squire Mugdaherry
Taw
Bert
Hilly
H. S
Hackettstown
Hentora
Nti
Nunn’s
Pert Ooklen
Apple
Muscoustcomg Church
Cole
Liegaire
Andover
Steine
Jonmnauil
Dieshytary
Bowlly
Absalon
Walgon Amdujson
Tohi
Mayhenry
Tx Press
Chepoe
Houta
Irou
Clajnes Wistlinaiie
Pytsinny
Elain
Grovery
Elvis
Charles Knight
Pythelelphia
Roth
Eastoy
Anger
Portia
Delawap
Witter
Grp
Jon
Tb Ignderetoni
Luke Nachle
Aston
Connell
Willington
Califon
Ee Erdite Miller
Arial White
Tver
Elias
Tamdy
Mie Mir
Califone
Tee
Mather
Daghter
Tanabipton
Nehool
Jarak
Lanington School
Max Mil
Cydia
Californiani
Utsie
Miler
Califan
Seatnes Tettersonian
Tetfersonian Club
Af PhD i Paling
Bse Ib
Tucada Sr
Tae Wyola
Mayer Firth
Institute
Lert
Piage
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