Death at the Bend A Washington Township Tragedy
A man named Jacob Sunday is found dead in a ditch beside the canal near Washington. Witnesses report Sunday was seen driving away from Belvidere avenue in a distressed condition earlier that afternoon. Authorities conclude death resulted from a brain concussion after his horse and buggy left the road. no foul play detected and the coroner records show a small amount of money in his pocket. Sunday, 61, leaves a wife and nine children and had recently immigrated from Germany to work in Oxford iron works. The funeral was held at Washington Baptist Church with Rev. Room delivering the service.
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Jacob GC. Orring
Teider
Carling
James Dalley
Mel Dailey
Jacob Sunday
Washington
Sunday
Hartman's Corner
Belvilera Road
C. N. Shrope
Belvidere Avenue
Hauge
Welter Silverthorn
Justica W
Uraveling
Be Smith
Justice iCraveling
Dy Smith
Washington Baptist Church Allginling
Geriron
Oxford
Knights of Pythias of
Dutch Reformed Church
Washington Township
Washington Plant Offers Rent Free for Industry Move
Washington business leaders consider inviting Antona Schilling to relocate his factory from Washington to Easton, offering a year rent free and facilities worth about 7 000 to 8 000 dollars annually. The deal aims to preserve local industry, provide employment, and retain the plant and its 2000 dollar monthly payroll, with decision possible by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atanda
Banton
Antona Schilling
Washington Manufacturing Company
Wileh
Thors
Hana Coom
Sand Wiese Futta
Easton
Larga
Sean
Aliodori
Schilling
Kaaton Aml
Rama Town
Haatun
Amust
Tima Co
Anc
Sthilling
Ital
Calmpla
Washinington
Sehulay Phinthares
Autor
Ida Fan
Itaim
Board of Trade
Democratic mass meeting to be held at Opara House
A Democratic mass meeting is slated for tomorrow night at the Opara House with speakers Martine and Allan Bourny. The event features music by Vlotts' orchestra and is open to all voters. The Washington Electric Light, Heat and Power Co is incorporated with Abram Noshith as president. Local notices advertise carpets and goods for sale by Laubachly Aston and others with several retailers seeking customers.
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Martine
Opara
Marthe
Plainfeld
Wallington Club
Heigainek
Ia Ion
Allan Bouny
Bayonne
Houses of Assembly
le Toa
Vlotts’ Orchestra
rEyvorghbory
New Electric Might Co
Washington Electric Light, Seat and Power Go
Washington Blovting.Light.Co
Abram Noshith
Kingston
Second National Bank of
Wilkesbarre
L. V. R.co
Tha Vira
Vulcan Iron-Worke
the Trust Or
W.P. Gillings
Wilkesbarra
Ernest Ward
Rev Elwood to Return for Evangelistic Series in Atlantic City
The Presbyterian pulpit will be filled by Rev. Elwood of Abycon, N J, with Rev E R Brannyte accompanying. He plans two Sundays of evangelistic services at the Havneboig church, October 28 and 29, featuring a mixed choir and special music. morning services to be held in Havre Bree delivery area news Notes on rural delivery in Greenwich township.
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Albert J. Traichler
Fron
Vom
Aid Gotal
Elnades
Aluurt J. Treichler
C. EB. Waslington
E. B
England
Atlantic City
Da-Ly
E.R. Brannyate
Rav
RA. Elwoot
Abyocon
N. J
Nhal
Ehynod
Hava
Bree
Geeunwich
Greanwich
Taylor
Stewartaville
Couta Ag
Stewartavilla
Willow Grove Ail
George Ilof
Good Spring Road
Purvel’a
Gament Property
Morris Turnpike
New Village
Oogkaaville
Low's Hollow
Achagl Louse
Calontown
Chance
Broneville
Kennedy’s Lane
Stewartsville
Lewis D. Mellec
Iocal
Dress goode local window draping tale Easton
A fragment from an Easton page describes a display window and the draping of an item. The note hints at a fashion or retail scene with a focus on presentation and attire. No additional names or dates are readable in the damaged text.
Firth Nominated and Canvass of Warren County Nominees
The Warren county Democratic meeting nominated Roland M. Firth for County Clerk and Jacob B. Smith and Eiram J. White for County Assessor. A. W. Mutohler and Robert M. Petty led. Shrope won coroners’ nomination by thirteen to sixteen. Speakers praised party loyalty as voters cast fewer ballots than last year due to weather and local campaigning proceeded in Belvidere.
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Ollica
County Board of Canvo
Moony Morhng
Reo
Roland M. Firth
Mosare
Jacob B. Smith
Eiram J. White
Clinton Kerr
Stellaghuysen
Meners
Smith
White
Firth
D. N. Shrope
Washington
Edward W. Schharpe
Oxton
Mr. Shrapo
Jessa Sotth
Eiram France
Tellera
Sharpa
Vention
Soatth
Remirka
Stari
Jnto
Bryan
Wis
Alao M
Shrope
Ax-Dudger
H. Morrow
Sussex County
Doway
Republican Party
Judge Morrow
Howe Walla
Laving
Ts Jubura
Sine Dic
Unire Sertcic
County Clark
Midland
New York
Phillpsburrg
Mary
Echool
Gaston
Tiannel Hubor
Aralnat
Teadd
Warren Foundry
Weat
Peaplas Water Co
Phillipsburg
Local assessor candidate defeated by Harris sidelined in county race
A local family narrative notes an American wife and ten children with a history of public service. The subject ran for County Clerk nomination but lost to Harris 1,418 to 1,10. In 1900 he won re election against Mayor Front of Phillipsburg by a narrow margin. A nearby accident injured William Warman, 18, at Edison Cement Works, as a hay mow collapsed. The Stuvenrtay correspondent reports on community events including a minstrel show for St Joseph's church, the Opera House at Engton, and retail ads for carpets and rugs in Easton PA.
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Nal Eix
William Warman
David Warmin
Stewarlayille
Ile
Wiliam Pirnel
Edison, Cement Works
Birneluro
Jain
Tunbla
Avery
Srightest
Edison Cement Company
Ae A
Last of October Court Holds Sparse Dockets
In the October term of Appeal Court yesterday only one case was tried. The matter involved William Sarry Va Dredomeple Kindenvur of Ratmseyaburg claiming about $50 for board on a horse. Judge Shipman reserved decision. In Criminal Court Miss Alice Crane pleaded guilty to adultery and was jailed for two months, while her paramour got eighteen months in State Prison. Other locals faced various charges with mixed outcomes. A separate testimonial praised Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after a severe bout of illness in Iowa.
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Siurge Bilpaun
Sarry
Dredomeple
Kindenvur
Ratmseyaburg
Plantit
Shipman
Criminal Court
Alice Crane
Easton
Frank Gumbors
Gumbera
Ciand
Trenton
Alma Hovee
Ho Ie
Albert Hurroughe
Belvidere
Philipaturg
Priaon
William Johnson
Asbury
Johnson
William Ely
Shoemaker & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Mowder
Keyser Will
Bryan Stevenson crowds enthrall New York Jersey tour
The article details large demonstrations for Democratic leaders Bryan and Stevenson in New York and New Jersey. It highlights massive crowds at Madison Square Garden and Tammany Hall, the Dover meeting plans for Oct 25 and 26, and the Lackawanna rail excursion offers. It notes the era's fervent political climate and anticipated turnout in Dover and surrounding towns.
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Aaragic Death
Canal Platte No. 7
Mani
Aston, Pa
Launser & Sax
Maston
Junction
Clungawater
Mircay Ninl
Sheplensborg
Bridget
Elwood
Republicana
Bolvidars
Noninnti
Lara
H. Roedetts Flore
Congresa
C. Bled
Apverdl
King
Balvidere
Steilee
Voal
Tony
Minera
Isi
Baston
Boston
Launacu & Sox
Baton
SE Peters
Roy
George P. Armstrong
Orist Shure
Neioters Bipive Copal Churel Herve
Sigcush
A. QO. Mulder
St .Pater
Parikty
Pidcher
Wollen
Arimatrone
Hla
Ehureh Ab
Cas
Lee
Salmon of
Engton
Matinon
Cubef Lown
Taudgeille
Attaubacus
Savanneries
Axminsters
Body Herusiels
Lacuaciri
Snys M. E. Lowther
Clark
District Court
Cockerville
Iowa
Chamberlain
FN. Denikins
J. A.alan
Roland Firth
Denmocratio Nominue
Cously Clec
Shore
County
Blairstown
Franklin
Frelinghuysen
Greenwich
Hackettstownron
Mardwick
Independence
Knowlton
Manafield Wi
Pahaquarry
Pohntcong
Washington Boro
Rata
Gore Wild
Stevenson
Jersey
Dover
Danny
Miansis
William J. Uryan
Aghe
Lua Werg
Loesland
Madison Square
Kate
Croker
Teo
Tammany Hall
Cooper Union
Paepie
Bryang
Democratic Party
Megarg
Stavanson
Lanecesses Fha
South Jersey
Jg Cam
den County
McKinley
Cumberland
Salewy
Gloucester
Feld
New Jersey
Burlington
Bordentown
New Brunawick
Jersey City
Lackawanna
Iebolan
Stroudsburg
Ticketa
Dever
Wacington
Thagewill
Laviland
China
Laubachs
Pay
Baell and Chinn
Lacascit & Sox
Dewagernig Mewting
Lackawanna. Co
Hoboken
Phillipabarg
Herapton
Atroudabyr
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