Indicted JEN PERSONS in court with various cases
The court heard numerous indictments and civil actions including Stocker vs Bonnell for damages, Wagner vs Amoy over a disputed wager, and Warner-Migorty case culminating in a 500 verdict. Other(detailed) charges included breaking and entering, false checks, forging documents, and poisoning pies. several defendants faced fines, jail terms, or were released. The session adjourned with appeals set for October and October 1 criminal court convening.
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Stocker
Bonnell
Hownell
Dimages
Ishiv
Dubin
Tryalefendant
Bagnall
Georgu DB
Wagner
Fort Lee
N.J
John G.amoy
Gelyidare
Naimed Drake
Ned
Alk
Bok
Hla Witu
Lbs Balsa
Ravenge
Wingares
le Wdhiva Drake
Drala Seomeil
Culliinded
A. Warner
Warner
St. Vitus
Hagegorty
Warner-Migorty Cnee
Judgea-Guinmere
Maury A. Banghard
Joba Tue
Casa Buoghart
Iabor Dong
Cho
Gunal
Win Iroma
Va Wat-Young
John Mota
H. Young
Neuil
Grosaly
Guumers
United
Bartha Lovejoy
Andraw I. Hill
Hardwick
Tudge Borrain
Train Incident Raises Bryan Visit In Delaware Rail Route
A local newspaper reports uproar and physical disruptions as supporters confronted William Jennings Bryan during a campaign train tour through Delaware. Accusations of shouted heckling, deliberate train starts, and broken windows accompany the journey, with Republican and prohibition groups in attendance.
Bryan Journey Across Northeast Greeted by Huge Crowds
Presidential candidate William J Bryan traversed the Eastern States from Washington to New York, drawing enormous crowds at major stops including Boston Hartford and Newark. He spoke to tens of thousands in venues like Springfield Court Square and the Jersey City gathering, with rising enthusiasm despite some heckling from Yale students and fatigue from a grueling schedule.
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Washupton
Elon
Wilain If
Beyan
Nage
Maine
Arthur J. Sowall
Thouganda
J My. Bryan
Washington Ureet
Brooklyn
Academy of Dingle
Ming
Bryan
Ilaven
Yale
Ronthend
Linge Vranda
Stamford
South Nor
Bridgeport
Capitol
Bullen
Hartford
Springfield
Mast
Qourt Eauare
Dita
Boston
Lim
Joatot Coliiiduis
Arthur J. Sewill
My Sons
Elywak
Lowell
Ndelvesdeel
Alonday
Regan
Newark
Paterson
Otis Reveplion
Ana
Leurs
Ute
Atternoott Sr
Jersey City
Uui
Tainminty
Nan ‘Tork
Hilm
Nilinittante
Bryn Cook
Tor
Local Social Notes From Phillipsburg And Vicinity
Miscellaneous brief items describe visits and social events in the Phillipsburg area. Mentions include Mr DeWitt representing a place at Allentown, Mr and Mrs Charles Lika of Philadelphia, John Elfenders and family visiting DaWitt home, Ostegya Lodge attendees, Miss Lizalo Shiffert visiting Miss Annie Bijikar, and Mr and Mrs Flavel Allhouse hosting, along with notes on Alfred Rash and Peter Tinerman.
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Bire
Lippincett
DeWitt Myera
Dewitt
Allentown
Tait
Charleas Lika
Phillburg
Charles Hart
John Elfendors
Nd Family
Philipburg
DaWitt Hemecatead
Cline
Sotompaint Ostegya Lodge
K of P
Phillipsburg
T Paterson
Misa Lizalo Shiffert
Annie Bijikar
Flavel Allahouse
Delayware Park
Mark Allshouse
Dra
Heory Mellek
Alfred Rash
Washington
Ellen van Dorrn
Ellen Vata Doren
Vink Doren
Potisa
Mongher
Janes I. van Doren
Shucel
Jor Iimy
Pci Alt
Gil
Peter T. van Doren
Mer Ditt
Ron
Portage
Wablington
Bar
Washington Avenue
Andersons Night Meeting Draws Big Crowds and Speeches
The Anderson village hosted a late Thursday event where Liberty Cornell No 18 of Washington presented an American flag to the public school amid a large turnout. Speakers included Rev A L Wilson and Augustus W Gutler, with a Washington Band concert closing the day. funds raised surpassed fifty dollars for the church and school activities.
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Viarties
Anderson
Venestyro Agulersontown
Andeynon
Liberty
Cornell
Order United “American
Inwn
Hition
Wis
Augustus W.gutler
Congress
Hollowing Ir Cattar
Thomas Meliwan
Jersey City
Tionwans
Rugner
Washington Band
M. R.church
Disputed Washington-Hemington baseball game chaos
Washington and Hemington clashed in a disputed game marked by protests, umpire decisions, and an on-field incident. Rothfuss and Christine were involved in a controversial call at home as the crowd booed and players left the field, while Washington players contested the result.
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Dee
Mary Stiligier
Mary Skinner
Mir
Aid
Léalthylas
England
Roy
Clarion Wenes
Washington
Fassingdon
Washington Centhushiat
Waabiver
Ton
Hlemington
Dls
Christine
Coun
Betwen
Ervin
Toushin
Chamberlain
Chookeclain
Jidis
Flemington
Carising Tauda
Adam Rothfuss
Newardy
de Sume-ong
Otc
S Rothfuss
Dingeboll Pat
Issu
Dho Seare
Warne
Srifis
Smith
Mark
Morales
Youn
Conkling
Werkheiser
Wyckell
Th Murphy
Acorti
Insings
Weralington
Rothfiss
Wycko
Voll
Stelick
Lien
Lars
Stoya
Witwher
Mille
Chambar Adit
Soles
Morris Plains
Clark
Lafayette
Collegey
A.C
Minerva's
Burd
Cant of Thanks For Fine Crystal Center Association Note
Fragmentary notice from Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania dated September mentioning gratitude and a certificate in the Crystal center Association. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a formal acknowledgment or thanks related to a certificate or membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Cent Association
Mennonites Gather At Squire For Meeting In Melyton
A Glen Gardner Mennonite group met Saturday night at the Squire drawing a large crowd. Speakers praised the movement’s faith in Christ’s millennial reign and church authority. Harvest Day at Port Colden M I church planned for Sunday features an autumn service and a harvest supper benefiting the Five Points Mission. Card of Thanks extends gratitude for certificate payments.
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Glen Gardner
Squire
Port Coldan
Wauburn
Affernoon
Five ‘Points
New York City
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Salta
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Joi Eilenberg
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Hilim
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Pierson
Oxford
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Edward
Bud
Wm. G Carpenter
Elizabeth Wowell
Fope
Henry Swayze
John Welder
Nagnult
Irwin P. Richida
Richards
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Wr. Shields
Sir Shields
Afr
Taylor
David Kirkpatrick
Sam
Maggie
Sloan Lad
Bhurn
Appel
Criminal Court
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Riulound
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ML &E
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Win
Beyunt
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Inuniaen
Botton
Melintey
Hobart
Patoud
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Democratic Committee
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Ndilreas
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Liv
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Bryan Baid Tularn
Rene Piidorm
Godden
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Tie Railroad
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Nemivatasioni
Umoir- Ronees
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Wilson
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Ray
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Hackattatown
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J. A. Crate
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Panies
John Clinpman
Mores
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Sussex
Orig
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Henry Johnston
Warren
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Comusittas
Esa
Arthur
Doluwiee
Hartung
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Martang
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Talvidere
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Prohibition
United States
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Succamanay
State of Naw Juessy
Wantes County
Charles J. Stryker
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Lucien M. Shrope
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