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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1903

Page

5

Epidemic of Accidents Claims Multiple Victims

An Oxford and surrounding area string of mishaps includes Frank McCabe injured in a runaway on Broad street hill, Aaron Fleming killed in New Haven coal train accident, Bonry Dougherty, 14, losing a leg after a railway incident, and several drill engine injuries at Oxford. The report notes hospital treatments, amputation, and multiple minor injuries across Washington and Danville communities.

Bonry Esaton Hospital Battavidle Aaron Flering Buttzville New Haven Conn Ida Mr. Fleming Colin Ruby Preston Ian Gs Apatcher Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co Mark L Guaranting Station New York Lowla O. Fleming Townsbury Mra BH. W. Almer Danville Robert Ayera Phillipsburg Salina Yeomans Mire DeWitt Young Hackettstown Marivel Weller Jackson Valley Antmale Eugene Linsberry Washington Danville Presbyterian Church Borla Oxford Frank McCabe McCabe Broad Street Hill Williama Bed Bia George Smith Smith Warren Nieman Paasale Neiman Seriou Hig Arma Neimet Brengs Castle Aaron’ MM, Beers Waho Hyves Bornhaker Edgar Motler Mr. Beers Montana Roaring Rock Weany Wally Elmer Opdyke

Seventh Sonar Convention of Warren County Union in Oxford

A detailed report of the seventh sonar convention of the Warren County Union held at Second Presbyterian church in Oxford on Tuesday October 27. Delegates from multiple societies attended as Rev. A Harria welcomed, with addresses on duty, missions, salvation, and communion. Officers elected include Robert P Howell Blairstown president and Ida Stevens Heeckettatown as 2nd vice president.

Oxford Dresby Yeelala Oburul O. B. Union Warren County Second Presbyterian Church of Tustdey First Presbyterian of Belwidere Boxtyontown Blairstown Delaware Hecketletown First Oxford Westminster Church of County Union Roy. Stuart Rutchinson Newark C. McIntyre Princeton J. DeHart Bruen Belvidere Wilson Portland G. R. Litun Brooklyn Borough N. Y Balvidere Presbyterian Church of Washington

Personal Notices From Town Movements And Visits

A crowded listing of social visits and travels across towns includes Mrs B. Jonieine in Philadelphia for two weeks, Mr and Mrs Golba from Cleveland visiting town, Mrs Booty Lewis with relatives in Braton, and many others from Hoboken Newark Paterson and Asbury Park. Several local residents plan visits or return from trips, with mentions of families bound to Kingston Newton and Washington for short stays and celebrations.

Jonieine Ly Philadelphia Miley Binnohe Dayle Susiday High Bridge Mrz. J Golba Bride Cleveland Ohio Toeeday Booty Lewis Joseph Chandler Braton Mise Helen Smith Boonton C. M. Fincha Kingston Ida Soulth Oxford May Plokol Maxtey Harry Vanatta Trlonda Paterson George C. Oakes Boston William Fabr Hoboken Grand Avenue Misa Maud Abel Bolyldoro Rush Washington Avenue Rog McCarley Warwick N.Y Mina Mary Amorman Nias Lela Yard Mra Floyd Major N. Shrope Newton Toseday Mini Rogo Hatcher Mr. Ownley Newark Elmer Hartman Cranford Kathman’s B. Doolittle Aston A. M. Addle Asbury B. E. Wyckoft William Molick Bloomsbury Robert Plckel Upper Broad Street King Louige Thompson Joseph C Labarra Easton "Pobile Labarre Washington Angnata Walla Lamington Amos Fisheron Cornlah Scranton Bunday Christine Williiam Christine, Jr Mica Charles Weller Wesfield Misa Ella Myera Mother Delaware Gueetof John Person Thoraday Tesh Wali George Wyckot Camtaing Holyiddre George Wycker Wesley Fleming Mire Blanche Hocképurry New York Jacob Boyder Chabgawater Ralph Ruah Ralph Dbontana Nir Ambross Bhuler Boward Frey Brewar T. D. Dawen Theodore Oy Blairatown Dawen Alstarg Stawart Straet Bir Joseph Ward Mesare James Mark Cyphers Jon Thompson John Boldlamen Childian Major B. Finnty Beidiarian Mies Erul Ganiper Ettieriniuad Sher Dda Shilinger Philipsborg Mr. Rundell Bohwab Miss Goxtrade Gardner of . Basten, Nday. Find” Ize Aaron Daya Mise Althoa Bibinger Holyway End ‘Vittle Dino Phindalphis David Bibinger Pater W. Blazer Government Pension Bureau Washington, D. C Charles Blaser

Revival of Erminio Hymes at the Casino New York

Revival of Erminio Hymes at the Casino in New York draws theatregoers and critics with a lively musical comedy. The production promises clean, well mounted entertainment and aims to attract both regular Broadway patrons and first time theatre visitors, as it runs with tickets selling for 3.09 dollars.

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New Amsterdam Theatre Opens in New York City

The Hanitsuit world presents N. 0. Goodwin in a Shakespearean festival at the New Amsterdam Theatre on 4and Ultraat west of Broadway. The 1800-seat house features a large stage and advanced mechanical equipment, with Blayn & Hhanger producing A Midsummer Night's Dream. Also notes trains and travel options to the West and South from Newark, plus local social notices and obituaries.

Klaw & Erlanger Rew Amsterdam Broadway New York City N. 0 Goodwin New Amsterdam Thie Europe Harape Ie Fort New York Tocat Blayn & Hhanger Californis Pacific Coast Washington Oregon Sapies Tadkatyasnes Zshort Nahntween Chisago Buffalo Bt. Louis Brondabroot Newark N.J

Local Social Notes from Port Golden and Nearby

Danville Roy and Mrs. Wm H Anegerty visit Vienna. Mr and Mrs Henry Hayes return to Garmice home after Hadison visit. Mr and Mrs Jacob Hann spend Sunday with Peters borough friends. Mr and Mrs Lewis Deromor visit sister Gard ner in Maryland. Beulah Ketcham guest of Dissa Linnie Agers at Peters borough. Mr and Mrs James Fleming visit Newark friends. James Green entertained by Mr and Mrs Bujo Cox in Frank Merrell vicinity. Aston Fleming females brought from Connecticut for burial Thursday. Mrs Wm Burdge, an aged lady, reported very well. A B Albert entertaining company.

Dissa Linnie Agers Petersbora Jamoa Fleming Newark James Green Mars Bujob Cox Frank Merrell Wm. H. Bleming Jogjah Ketcham Petersburg Aston Fleming Connecticut Wm. Burdge A. B. Albert

Marcia Bunnell Widow of Taano Bubgell Dies at Home

Mrs Marcia Bunnell widow of Taano Bubgell died Sunday afternoon at two o clock at the home of the family after a long illness with cancerous humor The funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at two o clock conducted by Rev O M West and Rev Dr Butler with burial in Cedar Ridge cemetery The deceased was well known in the community and had lived in the township most of her life Her maiden name was Marcia Mingle and she was born on the Mingle homestead nearby

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