Dedication at Changewater Church Ends Debt With Pledges
The Changewater Methodist Church dedication featured Rev Tompkins and Rev Randolph delivering sermons. The building, costing 2509 dollars, was pledged to be paid off with 350 raised at the service and 300 promised by J Bowers if others matched. The new frame church seats about two hundred and will serve both town and Lutheran worshipers, marking a notable community milestone.
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Port Coldan
Changewater
John Krantz
Ray
F. C. Mooney
Rahway
Randolph
Dr. Krantz
Boan Ralead
Eatonton
Pranchere
Ravs
D. B
Tomking
Ranedelph
F. O
Mooney
Ernset
A. Boom
Jobs Bowers
Tompking
Thunac
Uttle
M. E
Mo. Kinley
Franklin
Biard
Coing
Edifica
Airis
Ubungewatar
Grant
Tompkins
Hite
Port Calder
Stokes Law Knocked Out By Court Decision
Court of Errors and Appeals at Tren ton week declared the Stokes school law unconstitutional creating chaos in state educational affairs. The ruling classifies towns and townships into two types, causing complex implications for funding, bonds, and governance. Attorney General Gregman sought a hearing to clarify the decision, while emphasis rests on the Metker election law as the only major Republican reform standing.
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Court of Errors and Appeals
Trenton
Stokes School
Stata
State Board of Education
Ofecteo
Tha Ald Aw
Eec
Gregman
Court of Errors
Apprala
Prinbad Briffin
Marallipo Iti
Pasig
Couribe
Fire destroys multiple houses in Oxford and town records loss
A Sunday fire in Oxford destroyed two dwellings and nearly all contents. James Bueng Join Flansigan and John Davinay alerted occupants after smoke poured from a building along Mive Aill. The blaze, fanned by high winds, spread to a nearby unoccupied house owned by William Kimple. Total losses approach $1,660 as insurers expect no coverage for the Smith family furnishings. Fire origin remains undetermined as the family kitchen fire was weak prior to the blaze. Sunday School workers from New Jersey hold their annual Camden session with plans for daily press reports.
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Aiemnel Smith
Jose
Orhes
Housshaldt
Emote
Afro
Oxford
Straatara
P.m. Bundoy
James Bueng
Flansigan
John Davinay
Smitha
Avery
Dwarling
William Kimple
Ira
Aleo Mr. Smith
Smith F
Naw Jersey
Camden
Giles ‘Ath
Tha Tata
Thord
Ary Ray
J.C. Chapman
Hackettstown
MracAnna M. Bruen
Mra G. W. Cumming
Belvidera
Janes H. Sobosten
Ray
A. Boom
Washington
Boom
Panty
New Yor
Philadelphia
Needham Switch Case Dominates Borough Council Session
Borough officials debated a civil engineer bill of $170 for surveying Broad arrest and Youmans avenues, approving it by a close vote, with future consideration noted. Discussion covered railroad crossing safety, remonstrances from property owners, and delays until next meeting. Adjournment followed amid mixed sentiment, leaving a portion of business to November 25.
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Logan
Halgey & Logan
Newark
Youmans
Carl
Creas Railroad Avenue
Kedward Nolan
Kedward Nolan. Was Present, and When Tb Appeared Fie Matst
Oppsr
Needwmn
Needham
DeRemer
Castner's Paralyzing Train Collision in New Jersey
William Castner, a well known carpenter from Changewater, was found hurt near Phillipsburg after a suspected train incident. He alleges being thrown from a moving train by a brakeman, with head injuries and back damage requiring surgery, while authorities plan a field investigation. Meanwhile a local stage venue advertises Esmeralda and other acts with mixed reviews and community interest.
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William Castner
Changewater NI
Euston
Wiliam Castner
Bio Wifs
Fiva
Changewater
Port Golden
Phillipsburg
Lehigh Valley
Biston
bin Skall
Podlipebarg
Whan Castner
Dan
Tims
Arable Lance
Itig
Central Offeials
Henaya
Belvidere Hears 78th Warren Lodge Anniversary and Church Jubilee
Belvidere celebrates the seventy-fifth anniversary of its Methodist church and the eighty-eighth anniversary of Warren Lodge No. 13 AJ Bock A OL. The event featured former ministers, speeches by Rev. J R Daniela and others, a Sunday school rally, and a grand banquet. The lodge program included welcomes, a lodge history reading, and a gold watch presented to a district official. Also noted were obituaries and local notices, including details of a funeral and a political representative from Warren County.
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Balvid
Mr. Brown
J. R
Daniela
Osean Grove
Bilindara
Nigut
Richard Johox
W. R. Kuifar
BN. Ceasto
A. L. Wilson
Thomha £ J. Landon
Ray
Barnes Eos
Ryman
Sulset
Times
Ths
Landon
Bordentown Millery Academy
Charles Siddere
Drew ‘Theological Seminary
Warren Lodge
Huirrie
Walcome
Easton
Joseph
Moors
Jorgey City
Brethren of the Diatrict
Ty Morria
Pauat
Offla
Lodgarom
Incendiary fires destroy a blacksmith shop in Asbury
In Asbury three attempted arsons culminated Monday night with the destruction of a Blicksitth and Marhio Shop at the Warren county end of the Muscon jet ongores bridge. The structure housed Butterwick marble works and Fred Gary and dlickamithey. Charles Carpanter owned the building, sought to protect the site, and a watch was placed after multiple inquiries into the fires. A separate note mentions Pleasant Grove Presbyterian church oyster supper on Thursday and various social updates from nearby towns.
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Nir
John Gawu
Joseph Dans
Holloway Hance
Afra
Archibald Towns
Germon Valley
Arison
Bentyertown
Charles
Madison
Abigail Hance
Aeta Oronca
Harry Apgar
Bentyestown
Cad Nemen St
Robem Miller
Charles Miley
Port Calder
Bawrance Priita
Pleasant Grove
Lar
Julig Boatty
Notorious Toppan Murder Case Shocks Early 20th Century Boston
The Toppan murder spree in Catskill, August 1901, centers on Miss Janes Toppan accused of killing seven victims including Mrs Mary Gibbs and Mrs Mary Davis in a long series of deaths tied to the Gibbs and Davis families. The tale links residences in Flemington and Dover, with relatives in Flemington and a brother of a victim living nearby. The narrative traces distributed cash, vanished watches, and a pattern of sudden deaths amid a web of family ties spanning Massachusetts and Illinois, ending with the unexplained demise of multiple family members within weeks.
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Barnatable
Boston
Washington
Flemington
Jans Toppan
Bein
Mra
Mary B. Gibba
Catsmul
Diese
Alden
Dayir
Catantset
Alans
Mary E. Gibba
Catanmet
Maes
Mira
Toppan
Brigham
Lowell
Mass
Davia
Bone
Gatzamet
Buzzard’s Bay
Nic
Aldo
Misa Toppan
Mr. Davis
Mra. Gibbs
Miss Toppan
Misa Gibbs
Mica Toppan
Davis
Ward
Doyle
Mise Toppan
Mortis
County
Dover
New England
County Board Rejects Road Project and Plans Macadam Turnpike
The Holvidere County Board of Freeholders met last week and declined to accept the new Alm muthy road until state authorities approve it. The road lacks proper specifications, likely forcing contractors to adjust the route at several points. A committee led by William Jones of Blairatown will supervise work, beginning next spring. Freeholder William Laisle received unanimous praise for his General Assembly service.
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County Board of Freeholders of
Holvidere
Almmuthy
Pasead -Upon
Ing
Tha
Biafratown
North Warren
Jacksonburg
Ova Fraeboldora
William Jones
Blairatown
William Lsire
General Assembly
Galting
Prea W
Rulaalog
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Darke
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Stokes Law
Court of Errora End Appeals
Rvient Salaolaw
Huckatt, Carbart &, Co
Hoyere
Gar
Cantor
Council
Binsees
John Bowers
Wendy
Yonkers
Bet
Tin Dood
Cabice Mei
Bowerd
Yonkera
Mr. Bowers
Jamestown
N. J
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Tagok
Ewan
Aivett
Bret Spligad
Akey
Heche Glover
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Nowusk
Iloris & Baax
Warren County
North Carolina
Rogera
Mr. Boss
Wtra. Jenkins
Draw Ole
Patty
Dayo
Mr. Osald
Dara
Ter
Nora Deamond
Bret Hahn
Kate Desmond
Mary Arber
Jack Deamond
Charles Ditts
Mr. Esterbrook
Clark Thompson
Joe Franch Maid
Bertha Toonogon
Grrether
Charles Grether
Diston
Deeperada
Etcondsburg
Esalia
Dell Liniin
Vida Kane
Suie Layton
Chartes Hl. Phillips
W.K. Breast
Tom Rtytov
Jong
Jong Spoelities
Baok Aven
Eno
Tal Agath
Wat AY Eelthinton Opera House
Tiny
New York
Beaton
Soharrer
Oafurd
Belvidere
Save One
John Shores
Washinton
Soma
Bidgun Abram
Neil Py ii
Washington Township
Namentys Willige
Bloomsbury
Janction
M. W. Dalremple
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Junction
Warren
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New. York
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Tharbova Company
William Launaer & Sox
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Atosswashington Lumber Yard
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GuUntex
Asbury
Thorne
Mokota
Redpath Lyceum Baroy Yoursoal
Wwe
Morris County
William Burd
Bord
Will
B. Rickanys
Lackawanna, Company
Oraute
Léhell Sontia
Goce
Turnpike
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