New Street Question Drags On At Borough Meeting
At a Monday night session the council reopened debate on opening Wandling Avenue. Attorney Stryker argued the map failed to list landowners by name, while Jeffery asserted compliance with the law. Borough Attorney Bartron warned of possible certiorari to the Supreme Court, and corrections were postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stryker
Jeffery
Eual
Biog
Benown
Greveling
Laubach
Sty
Sivini
Crevelley
Wandling
Counzal
Mr. Stryker
Fisher Avenue
Changewater Road
Jeffary
Bartron
Supreme Court
Jaffery
Anderson
Buryker
Stryer
Warren
Ehonle
Carlton Avenue
Carlton’ Avenue
Gonnell
Audl
Fey Bila
Ohich
Joseph ©. Thompson
Charles Swetzar
Walter Duckworth Dental Ryan
Auelstgnee Fai
Ansderman
Freeholders To Consider Bridge Purchase For Highway Use
Freeholders finished up business after recent elections, discussing buying the old Lackawanna bridge across the Delaware River for highway use. Committees were named to confer with the Lackawanna Company and report at the next quarterly meeting. They also endorsed state legislation on free bridges over the Delaware and urged legislators from Warren County to support the measure. Coroners were urged to stop pronouncing deaths as drownings, and Franklin township urged macadam road work from Asbury westward, with others awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falah Op
Delaware River
Delaware Station
Allen, la
Lackawanna Company
Ned
Northampton
Measra
Walters
Smith
Belford
Thatcher
Angle
Franklin Townsho
Phorsday
Asbury
Franklin Township
Franklin
Old German Sealer Descendant Joseph Britts Dies at 92
Joseph B Britts, a descendant of an early German sealer family, died at his daughter's home in Glen Gardna on Tuesday last week at age 92. Born July 11, 1811 on the Hiram Forss farm, he led a long life marked by public service and education. Interment was in Spruce Row Cemetery after a funeral held last Saturday. In a separate incident, a unidentified Hungarian vagrant was fatally struck near the Toackawanna tracks between Oxford and Bativille Sunday, with coroner Charlee Amerman handling the case. the man wore multiple coats and heavy garments, found in filthy condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Britta
Jo Lee
Joseph
Fritis
Amarlog
Ford
Fie Washore
Joly Ith
Hiram Forss
Anthorldea
Lotanop
Britts
Lona Banghart
J. D. Bergfried
Glen
Gardnat
John
Spruce Roo
Rachel Caskey
Andover
George B
D. HK
Chicago
Pritts
Spruce Row
Hopgariao
Toackawanna
Oxford
Bativille
Bridgeville Station
Charlee &, Amerman
Wachlerton
Mansfeld
Mr. Amerman
Johnson Installed as Pastor of Presbyterian Church
Dr. Frederic W. Johnson was installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church after a presbytery meeting in Newton. Rev. J B Edmondson presided, Rev. Be. J. Roinka preached, and Rev. J Clyde D.D. administered the constitutional questions. The charge to the pastor urged steadfast faith, confidentiality, and active outreach to men and boys, while warning against alcohol and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Frodarlat W. Johnson
UD. A
First Presbyterian Church
Newton
J. B. Edmondson
Belvidere
N. P. Oconee
Danville
F. Clark Oline
Alork
de. Johnson
BE. J. Roinka
Philadelphia
Jobugon
Ray. Reloko
Voltaire
Europe
Emerson
Mr. Rainkle
Mda
Hamburg
Sussex County
Pughs
Timothy
Beliavers
Uty
Tippling
Rand
Paul
Basily
Ita Mieans
iJonaier
Sohelly
Phillipsburg
The Ritea Building Mishap Shuts Broad Street
A damaged city notice reports a private incident at The Ritea Building on Broad Street. Authorities warn of evening closures as investigators examine the scene with local officials and onlookers present.
Dr Johnson welcomed by Washington church in reunion service
The Washington church held a reception after Dr Johnson's arrival as pastor. Rev Clyde and Rev Randolph introduced him, praising his zeal and urging congregation support. Speakers recalled the church’s history, promising trust and cooperation while attendees enjoyed music and social fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Johnson
Johvean Standa
Church of Washing
Jobpeon
Oln
J. A
Clyde
St. Randolph
Burroughs Pidridge
Alde
Johnson
New Paarter
New Jamey
Dipper
Randolph
Gayvig
Waablington
Jooneon
Elder
Kay
J. H. Bailly
D.D
Bawborg
Jounvon
B. C. Ward
W. Wandling
Willard
Alleger
Ailsaea Hlenberg
Miasea Della Caswall
Bernie
Robbins
Mise Wattin Boeks
Cement Works Additions to Expand Capacity
Pinna drawn, work to start soon on a new packing and storage house and two more kilns at Holison Osment Works. Plan is to boost daily output from 1,500 barrels to about 3,000 with full operation of four roostera. Packing house measures 40 by 80 feet. Current 225 workers to grow by 100 under added shifts. Edison designed moveable steel roof over quarries will shield workers in bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holison Osment
Edison
Joan of Tline
Mrs James L Wooding to wed in Lincoln home
Mrs James L Wooding of New York and Biter Cecalla B Vough of Lilabol ough will unite in marriage at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Jacob S Vough in Lincoln on Wednesday at 120 p.m. Rev Havin Bryan of Stooklyns will perform the ceremony. The Rev BD Breau, a Presbyterian pastor and former neighbor, will witness. The couple will reside in New York where Wooding has a successful wholesale business for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Biter Cecalla B.vyough
Lilaborough
Jacob
Lincoln
Ovanne
Havin Bryan
Stooklyns
Breau
Wandling
Ealy
Woodliog
Hackettstown Board of Health Demurrer Upheld in Smallpox Case
Justice Swayze rules the town liable for physician services during a smallpox epidemic while the board of health lacks authority to contract. The decision sustains the town's demurrer and sends the case to trial for the physicians bill, noting board power to enforce quarantines under statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Swayze
Boards of Health
Soetioe Ayrayze
Thoredey
Dre Ay Cy
Hackettstown
Board of Health
Damurrers
Strikuy
Plalotid
Morson
van Syckle
Hockettatown
Hackettatown
Ste Apent
Coard of
Ulthar
Belvidere
San Francisco
Bearth
Bourd of Health
Hearn Nower
Magia
Township
Union
Hackette
Toma
Ta Dustaloed Witis Eceta
A Word About STAN Collectors
The paper complains about a collector who has withheld payments and caused protests. It notes only one other collector, Mr. C. C. Bowers, remains active. Subscribers are urged to pay when Bowers visits. any commissions due will be promptly remitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bowers
Bowers
Kidnapping Tale Recalled Over Collins Children
The article recounts a Houoban mystery over the Collins children of F. W. Collins. Mrs. John Washburn and daughter Lizzie claim legal custody while the father, Willis Collins, seeks to regain possession. Grandparents say possession is legally backed. New York rumors of severe penalties are denied. The affair has largely cooled with no anticipated trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willis
Eddie Collins
Hoboken
F. W. Colling
John V. Washboro
Lizzie
Reed
Washington
Washburn
Har
Anya
Oelling
Central
Danction
Warblegton
Syria
Wea Blon
Erand Egonta
Prafer Irving
Moother
Paparain
Mr. Colina
Ito
Ex-Sheriff Cole Survives Gun Threat at Farm
Former sheriff George B. Cole and his son Clinton faced masked gunmen on their Philipsburg farm when two hunters accused of stealing chickens fired near the house. Clinton intervened, subduing one assailant as the other fled toward the barn. Warrants issued. suspects believed from Philipsburg by Eldridge and Hance. Authorities report last updates show no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
George B. Cole
Hig Fine Farm
Philipsburg
Offlon
Clinton
Cola
Mr. Cole
Clinton Osle
Batug
Phil- Upaburg
Eldridge
Upceo
Fire destroys modest frame house in Crook area
A noon blaze in a small frame dwelling occupied by two colored families on the Crook, owned by Thomas B. Dedrick, left furniture burned and the building insured for 300. Mrs Van Gelson, Mrs Dedrick, and Mrs Thompson escaped as neighbors fought the fire, the structure eventually saved from collapse. Nearby shops offered candy and baked goods as part of the day’s bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Dedrick
Dan. van Golson
Cory Thompson
Mra
Ven Galvan
Thompson
van Gelese Alde
Alde
Noyody Stoma
Knoe
Fames
van Gelsen
Jozeph Taylor
Fire devastates Netcong as dynamite halts spread
A Monday blaze gutted a building in Netcong, damaging Drake Bostedo Co. and Union Times offices amid a broader fire that threatened the Morril canal. Dynamite destroyed a dwelling to stop spread. losses run around 17,600 with most covered by insurance. Bank and other structures escaped damage. reconstruction to begin on the old site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds L.bayre
Ballein Byee Vane
Union-Times
Drake Bostedo Company
Morrla Canal
Abner Bedford
Levi Hulmes
J. Drake
Drake
Bostedo O
Fox
Ride
Alrready
Zita
Heaton
The
Union-Timae
Stanhops
Netcong
Elilzane
Jury Disagrees in Cruelty Case at Belvidere
In Belvidere on Friday a jury in the New Jersey Book for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals case against J P Frome failed to reach a verdict after over five hours of deliberation. The panel stood ten for Frome and two for the Society. Witnesses testified to no cruelty beyond a lame cow being moved along with a horse, and the jury was discharged, with Johnston planning to sue again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Book For the Prevention of
Hen. Johnston
J. P. Drome
Justee Mackey
Belvidere
J. D. Taylor
Society
Stryker
Frome
Oxford
Snd
Mra. Obes
Shafer
Nolace Nelson
Mee
Peter Shafer
Henry Johnston
Wil
Stout
Jastica
Tester
Ginna
Ir “Johnston
Gays
Costa
Olivar VanBillard
Philipaburg
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Ars
Preeholder
Ther
Ion Hast
PACT
Frederic W. Johnson
Preebyterisa Church
Diaemae
Ritia
Broad Street
New
Aldo Antranoa
Thecepilans
Lawis
DiLonim, Lostruetar
Cement Works
Dr. van Syckle
Isend
Hackettstons
SrAzand
Jranken
Sherif Cole
TRE Jury
Jattay
S. BP
Jacob Frome
Alfred Hana
Youmana
Port Matray
Laubachs
Barton
Giarey
Saventy
Yan
Gea
Fort
Altea
Henge
Panense
Tobal SF Ty Larpach & Aon
Taaton
Andomon
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