Too Many Wives in Belvidere Bigamy Arrest
Samuel Rodenbaugh a Belvidere painter was arrested and jailed on bigamy charges after a court hearing. He had lived in Clinton Flemington Lamburtville and Belvidere with a first wife and a second wife who testified she is widowed. A third relationship with Milas Lattarman led to marriage and new troubles. Bail set at 1000 dollars. first wife demands his imprisonment. Prosecution and defense represented by local attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rodenbaugh
Belvidere
Jall
Rodenbaugh
Hunterdon
Warren
Clinton
Flemington
Lamburtville
Anne TR
Slater
Ter
Walter
Warren Lovse
Loquiriea
Trenton
Ron
Milas Tillis Lattarman
Belgidaro
Hazan
Hutchinson
Lotterman
Rodenhingh
New York
Pice
Justice King
Morrow
Thal
Angie
Upper
Lincoln Avenue
Lilian Weaver
May Furmian
Clinton Weaver
Trrnad Lonaa
Josep Vanntta
Mear Penwell
John Noun
Broadway
Samuel
Mra
Vanatta
Lackawanna Station Improvements Transform Town Rail Yard
The Lackawanna atation area undergoes dramatic changes with tracks torn up new turntable moved quarter mile up the line and depot area reshaped. Workers replace dilapidated chutes remove water tank and begin lowering Morrin Essex tracks while speculation grows about a future roundhouse and larger depots. Weather and spring start timing affect progress as structures near Port Colden advance and guards report ongoing main line work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Andra
Judd
Chales
Pidcock
Railroad Co
Ralroad Avenue
James J. Johnston
Morrin & Essex
Lickawanna
Offlalida
Churea
Port Colden
Washington
Auostion
New Bible Encyclopedia Edited by Local Minister
An advance copy of a 1200 page Bible encyclopedia edited by Rev. O. Barnes is praised for Sunday school use. Reviews call it a concise, affordable resource for ministers teachers and Bible students, published by Enton Mains of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinpton
People’s Bible
Barnes
Barnes Tan
Methodist Review
Agar
Sunday School Journal
Texcaur
Enton
Ned Mains
New York
Population figures from county and town census
The 1910 census updates show Essex, Bergen, Hudson counties high gains while Hunterdon drops by a few. Belvidere and Washington towns await figures as Merriam of the Census Bureau confirms delays. A proposed new cutlery plant would employ about 150 workers in Washington, with a three story complex and yard space. The death of Miss Bunda Anderson is noted, with details of her life in Washington and a funeral at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goming
B. Fritts
Knlaydale
Jesse
Taylor
Asbury
Broadway
D. Harrison
Stra
Washington
Ubon Pratt
Suellonegror
Baturpay
Isis
Isis Poot
Baatyestown
Baturray
Virster
Jaco Gipp
Sprice Run Church
Humphrey’s
Grey Gardner
Baturtay
DeWitt
Phehnouburg In
Harmony Townvale
Sidtha Los House
Phillipsborg
WhitHold Dewitt
B. DeWitt
Laytor
ML. A
Glen Gardner
Wrnvegway
John D Tush
Millaweet
Montaon
J.T. Tutteber
Anationear
Gamoay
Doublou
Warren County
Wishington
Belvidere
United States Census Bureau
Althar Washington
Merriam
Census Bureau
Serriam
Hudson
Essex
Prasaichua
Bergen
Hunterdon
Salem
Warren
Vointier
Sandi Lata
Tscoynees
Davn
Englovs
Stata
Misa Bunda Anderson
Oldeat Club
Ron
Yielnity
Esa My - Mins Anderson
Jane Dusenbury
Thorage
Dusenburyla
Misa Anderson
Mary Cowdkins
Wan Andor
Mageia Wandling
Plret Presbyterian Oburah
Jestorm Hutth
Washington Cemetery
Beethoven Plano and Organ Co
Flemington
Needham
Aleo
Board of Trade
Tue
Io Flemngton
Star
Toeaday
Gtorley
Charteau
Tuttle
The
Beethoven Co
Plemington
Deethoven
Needham Plane and Organ Co
Sony Foundation
Geometna
Heethoven
Haonterden County
Kesthoven
Pxley
Estate of Merrism Leaves Funds to Presbyterian Relief Board
Whoerrlain Estate of Newton man Herry W Merrism died three weeks ago left the residuary to the Presbyterian Board of Relief for disabled ministers and widows and orphans of deceased ministers to be known as the Martina Home. He donates 30000 dollars the interest to maintain the home. Other bequests include 10000 to Board of Home Stationary Presbyterian Church 15090 to Board of Foreign Missions 6000 to Board of Aid for Colleges and Academies 10000 to New York City Mission and Tract Society 6000 to Board of Chirstian Education Fund 6000 to Board of Mission for Preachers. The residue passes to heirs and relatives of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoerrlain
Herry W. Merrism
Newton
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Miniatara
Board of Home Stasiona
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Foreign Minoions
Presbyterian’ Board of Aid
New York City Mission and Tract Society
Board of Chiersh
Board of Bisaion
Arasners
Otley
de Gengpdsee Poa Fa
Election recap shows Salmon plurality and Prohibition push
The county canvass at Boelvidere confirms results with Coroner C. N. Shrope leading, McKinley tally at 262 electoral votes to Bryan's 146, and Prohibitionists claiming 300k plus in nationwide votes. Detailing Susquehanna and Hunterdon margins, report notes Salmon’s district plurality near 8k and a clerical error briefly trimming Joshua Selmon’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Onnvissera Meat
Boelvidere
Cosultas
C. N. Shrope
Washington
Mr. Woller
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Kentucky
Congress
Republican Congress
Stak
Hekat
de. Beesley
Messrs. Smith
Lefferta
Prohibition
Jobo Cooke
Firth
Eugene ¥. Debs
Josaph EF. Malloney
Wharton Barker
People's Party
Susasx
Morrietown
Salmon
Hunterdon
John
Joshua
Selmon
Éheata
Tut
Euecos
Nesuricsms
City Fathers Adjourned Meeting Opens New Session
The Common Council met uneventfully with a brief adjournment before the election. Key actions included arrival of the MacIntosh Seymour engine at the electric light station for 125 horsepower, boosting total capacity to about 275 horsepower to improve borough lighting. Revival services begin Tuesday at the Baptist church with Pastor Boam giving special addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Vienna
M. EB
Edwin Kirby
Janes’ Chapel
Townsbury
Buncey
Sercices
Thana
John Krants
Beestein
Paterson
H. A. Botte
Lie
Drew Seminary
Rey
Don Bo Rrutmimitt
Grace Church
Kearny
W. H. Haggerty
Hope
Curl
Stevens
Hance
WeRemer
Dawes
Piplog
Pequeat Valley
Raplon
Bonn
Baptist Church
Boam
Coroner's many offices spark local debate and pay cuts
Coroner 0. N. Sarope, praised for past good conduct, had his life lengthened by three months and remains the county's leading official. Other items note municipal pay rolls, a Fisher Avenue closing bill for the railroad, church revival plans, a Lincoln Avenue riot, medical ads, and rumors about local factories leaving Washington, all amid community notices and personal tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Sarope
Washington Police
Broad Street
You- Onoe Avenue
C. N.shrope
Police
Jos
C. Thompson
Wash
Eleatric Light Co
Jie Jay
Johnston
Chas
le Shykur
Printios Warran
Cmt
Tha Clark
Lickaiwusina Railroad
Fisher Avenue
Gutaber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Job
Macelodo
Pretty
Griel
Pennsylvania
Togo
Pata
Dr. Harned New Buck
Jersey
Osfort
Oxford
Randa
Ling
Bryan
the van
Chamberlain
N. Jenkings
J. A. Allan
Esident
Eoranus
Coa Coonry
Assessel
Corosr
Lee
Blairstown Bial
Sao
Franklin
Freling Ysen
Ihe
Greenwich A
Backett
Ag. Hardwicke
Pabaquarry
Phillipsbore
Disi
the City Fathers
I. W
Prigey
Dwight L. Moody
de. A. O. Dixon
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newport
BR. 1
Hs Jobson
Kodal Port Murra
Plant
Beethoven, Co
Saya _ Tale
Needham Lo
Robinson
the Evangelist