World’s news in condensed form reveals vast trust formed
Amid tangled business talk a vast amalgamation forms a world wide trust linking American Telephone, Western Union and telegraph interests with capitalizations reaching into the hundreds of millions. A vast consolidation moves to secure additional companies as a public benefactor push aims to aid the poor while warnings rise over sports and politics. Murmurs of legal actions, labor troubles, and violent incidents ripple through several cities, including Washington and New York, as reforms and investigations loom.
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Athe ‘World
Atest, Trust
American, Telephone Co
Western Union Teletripih Co
Wusint Telexranh
Telegraph Coclonies
Washington
Congress
New ‘York
Chan
Bo Weilin
Asbury
Fey
John Th Cleveland
Allentuerst
Uoghey
Gleveland
Repli
Amu Meyeral
Taft
New York
Florence
Cme
Fulton ‘Street
Este ‘Strada
Waleaas
Vienalan
Dupanc
Varlie
Las
Aimi
Muicl
New York Board of Education
Fomine
Cherry
Whitch
Mand Paper Co
Whippany
Loathie
Nila
Tavid
Carherey
Hudson
al Trenton
Maryland
Readers asked to submit ideas for Christmas number
The Star invites readers to contribute sketches, poems, and drawings for a forthcoming Christmas issue. Submissions close in ten days. contributions may be published under the contributor name unless otherwise requested.
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The
Star
Cook
Renlers
Opie
Pictura
Roy
KCL
Wwe
Joe Ports
Saul
Amilesy Causes Sudden Death in Freemansburg Area
Andrew Lindaverry a 54 year old resident of Freemansburg died after collapsing near Preemansburg. He had lived four years in Freemansburg and left a widow with children in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Funeral services were held in Freemansburg. He is survived by two brothers and several in‑laws and relatives.
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Andrew Lindaverry
Preemansburg
Flo
Lindaberry
Spruce Fun
Glen Gardner
Freemansburg
Uealdes
Turdon
Arline
Chester
Washington
Jas
Lacey
Vienna
Amadee Siausen
Barnardsvile
Law
Freemanesburg
Moral Support for Animal Cruelty Prosecutions Urged
Citizens urged to aid animal protection efforts and juror service in cruelty cases. James Johnston notes careful investigations and prosecutions will continue until all reasonable efforts are exhausted. He appeals for financial support and broad public sympathy to sustain the work.
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Wen
Washington
Cain Destress
Trisk Ag Wall
Ail Roocllyc
Jounston
Ladies Aid Society to Present Two Part Entertainment
A church Ladies' Aid Society plans an entertainment at the County Drug Store on Northampton Street in Boston. The program features a short drama and a second act titled The Family Reunion. Cast includes about 100 children and others under Miss Spallin dag's direction. rehearsals listed as daily.
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Tia Ladies’ Aid Society of the Pres
Andor
Major in New Quarters for Stover Hardware Store
The Stover hardware business, led by Mr. Stover, will relocate to larger quarters after expanding stock and adding lines. Renovations at the new site will showcase a wider range of hardware, stoves, farming implements, and other products, with plans to double membership.
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The
A. W
Hlg Press
Ty Thy Elaimi
Aly de Stover
Mr. Malar
Torn Baker & Dlotvers
Wis
Claga
Bron
Mey Meier
Ime Inc
Stifar
Rusmenz
Stofor
Maranot
Contempt and juror duty in Port Cylden case
Abram Roseberry, a Port Cylden farmer, defied a jury summons in a cruelty to animal case. He faced a court appearance after authorities described his actions as contempt for the court. The episode was recounted by Justice and local constable Shrope, detailing the juror service dispute and the subsequent proceedings.
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Anthe -Christine
Tnr
Abram Roseberry
Port Cylden
Christine
Roseberry
Lin Aourt
Cineters
Alonday
Shrope
Local Notices Reveal Unclear Union and Funeral Details
Fragmentary OCR reports a Woods town organizer tied to a Washington order, a young couple from Hackettstown eloping ceremony, and the death of Frank Cowell in Garwood with services led by Reverend Robert Obew. It mentions family ties to Slackettstown and Washington burial arrangements, with scant legible dates.
Local licenses issued amid clerks busy period
The brief fragment notes a busy time for the town clerk issuing licenses and permits on Monday morning. It mentions S18 permits and references individuals such as Squire Paul Sani and Julia Berjon, with possible mentions of Beaver Hats and a town setting, though the legible portion is partial and chaotic.
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Ad Crath
Uorough
Pauid Sani Ater
Deer Trading Scandal Rumors Sweep Pahaquarry Township
In Pahaquarry Township locals recount a wild tale of deer mischief and barter. Harry Knowles and Danny Willever allegedly hosted a deer feast linked to a Washington house gathering. The account mentions Garis of Pahaquarry offering deer for prices then later sold, while legal commentary and other local chatter weave through.
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Harry Knowles
Danny Willever
Pahaquarey Township
Washington
Garris Ian
Pahdquarry Township
Janis
Garefis
Knowles
Hunter Sees Fall Into Old Well in Pittstown Incident
Ephraim Sheppard of Pittstown was badly injured after a rotten board gave way near an old well. He fell forty feet, breaking his leg and hip. A party of Philipaburg Hitters hauled him to safety by rope after local bystanders shouted and a rope was thrown. He was transported by a passenger train to a Newark hospital.
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Ephraim Sheppard
Pittstown
Patiite
Miraetcarention
Phllipaburg
Swamoke Iaenhig
Sheppard
Erlon
Newark
Woman’s Day Observed by Mt P Church and Associations
The Mt Page A. Meuss church holds Woman’s Day with addresses, singing by white and colored women, and a program of papers. The Colored Ministerial Association of Boston and Washington attends. D J B Taylor reads on essentials for mul l. Mayor Smith expected to speak. Rev J Burton and Rev A C Perry to read papers. Admission ten cents.
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Pisgti
Phage A. Meuss
Colored Ministerial Association of
Baston
Wagnington
D. J
Taynor
BH. Smith
Wal
Tohusan
J. Burton
Ach
Perry
Rastan
Ashury Woman Dies After Prolonged Illness
Ashury woman about 40 dies at home of her trot t, Abram Dellarty or Ashuryton, after seven months of illness. She had lived with her brother since returning from Newark where she was employed for years. In addition to the brother, she leaves another brother Misler DBerfarr of Clendony Pie and Salter rss Todd Banner of Newark. Funeral services to be conducted by Rev. 2.B. England tomorrow afternoon.
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John Gilbert Crodell
Woodstowh
New
Hawi
Order
DeHart
Trott
Abram Dellarty
Ashuryton
Benth
Newark
Misler Dberfarr
Clendony Pie
Salter
Rss
Todd Banner
England
Torrow
Farmers M Sale amid talk of early selection
Fragmentary OCR text references farmers and a sale, with garbled phrases implying early selection or procurement themes. Names, dates, places are unreadable, making specifics uncertain but noting a farming sale and equipment context.
Wade Loses Suit Over Bennington Disaster Case
The Nassau court records reveal Lieutenant Wade lost a heavy damages suit tied to the Bennington disaster. Key testimony centered on his alleged negligence in supervising steam operations and the subsequent court martial history at Mare Island. The Cosmopolitan article by Chas Wade Teadaafo covered the case and related naval personnel issues.
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San Diego
Cal
Chas
Jarvell
Thi Vie Abullahud
Phgr
Waewell
Wade
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Mere Island
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Clas
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Torney
Duttar
Bennington
Naval
Uennington
Wadase
Twallig
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Park Closed to Public near Soonceville Estates
Public access to Jas B Duke estate near Soonceville was barred sunday as guards blocked 25 miles of macadam roads inside a 5000 acre park. Authorities said Mev Dike ordered closure, due to a fire started by an unknown person near a woodland area harming imported shrubbery. The park, famed for driving tours attracting motorists from New York and Philadelphia, reports indicate hundreds of vehicles were halted as the public was denied entry for the first time in its history.
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Trymdreds
Jas. B.duke
Soonceville
Mike
Mev Dike
New York City
Ders
Attar
Andy
Haar
Sirrlage
New York
Philadelphia
America
Death at Home of Mrs Peter Geone in Warrewille
Mrs Peter Geone aged 47 died at her home in Warrewille Thursday morning after collapsing from heart trouble and faintness. Besides her husband she leaves three children, one employed at Union News Co. Lookawanna station. Body taken to Lodi on Saturday, services held Sunday.
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Geone
Whatey Anowwn
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Warrevile
Pawelve
Autonie Cds
Cornelius + Seong
Shad Bhargesor
Union News Co
Lookawanna
Lodi
Roatbullie Geis Bly Comringt Contract Award
Baker awarded contract to build a 7 mile plant route between Newark and Jorsos Creek. The project value reported as 4800000 with county funding split three-fifths by Hudon County. Baker’s bid was about 45 dollars more than his Thanksgiving Dinner cost estimate.
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Geis
Baker
Dackson Valley
Palchassad
Srvuel
Coen
Hebuld
Newarl
Jorsos
Cliveo
Tdgsex County
Hudaon
Hunters Report Gane Plentiful in Warren County
Local sportsmen report abundant deer in the opening weeks of the season. Game Warden Larry Cudney and park officials monitor deer hunting laws as visitors from across the state frequent Buckwood Park and nearby mountains.
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Ninaneta
Warren_cowlly
Buckwood Park
Larry Cudney
Worthington
Warren
Benj. Kuser
Stratton
Gellant
John C. Kitchen
Holce
Senator Cornish
Newapa
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