Murder Standoff in Camden Shocks Town
A brutal homicide occurred early Tuesday morning in Camden. Tina Shaw, 70, and her daughter Ming Surat, 4, died after a burglar scene and gunfire. Shaw alleges a masked intruder triggered the fatal attack, while investigators found two revolvers and a pistol hidden in the house. Shaw’s grandson and others were detained and later released as the case drew in-depth police examination.
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Cunden
Tinina Show
Anul
Ming
Surat
Simw
Auf Pax
Mra. Shaw
Kil Shaw
Shaw
Yevauivothor Zagvaroom
Hue
Bate
Wubrawer
Wiese
Shaws Store
Wits
Cae Orhikon Amu
Saarch
Quthousey
Revoluer
Mie
Zane
TJ Wild
Tne Shaw
Upos
Fox
Uist
Shaw Fg
Shiw
Juidana
Eharel
Bean
Bean Ying
Migs
Maihel
Yeasouw
Dors
Shea
Nasarte
Shiib
Knights Templar Field Day in New Jersey at Morristown
The Knights Templar held a field day in Morristown with a parade and review by about 100 knights from Washington and nearby commanderies. The event included public displays, hospitality at the United States Hotel, and notable officers such as Commander Theo. Dawes and Grand Officers. A synod of the Presbyterian Church met in Plainfield, reporting substantial benevolence and missionary giving, while local political notes mention Philipburg councilman Joseph Firth preparing to sue the Pennsylvania Railroad for damages.
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Wm. P. Satnon
Relviders
Saiman
Beleldera
First Presbyterian Church
Masunia Order
Boti
George Kae Akan Mua Luctrie
Belvidere
Lao Wate
Friends
de- Alrail
Vity
Prinrenund
Ulliom
United States
Cisindt
John Fs. Rowe
Makiy Commandery
Dig
Washington
Wighington House
Jos. York
Lewitt
Geert
Neielling
de Mokey
Nin
Dawes
Pratt
S Davidson
Giraud Cormmandery
War H. MelGinnay
Genemiiasina
Wm. Smith
Gapmin Cone
Wayert
Ste- Hone
Rema
Davenity
Synod of Présbytecu
New Jersey
Mets
Wis Grescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Plainfield
de. Benjamins. Everett
Monmouth
Ordey
Sylvester W. Bruel
Pereghy
John Leggotty
A. J. Brown
Board of Foreign Missions
Ula
Rahway
Willard Alleger
Mabel Jdalins
James HH
Johnston
Alleger
Nellip-Speirs
Alr
Ernest O. Ward
al. Ward
East Orange
Ottas
Acre
Cenyinttun
Woan’s Christian Temperance Union
Hotkd
Crenton
Tourshiy
Wedoesday
Hittsday
Tngbeel
Jill Tairts
Ak Mureber
Prominens
Jeraay
Intercyllin Y Atlihoxgos
Krom
Plainfeld
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Washington Union
Abel Uhre
Amd
Chicago
Wnions
Heartq Airtiys
Knights of the Chak
Taylor Opera House
Brown
Michigan
Trinta
William Gulbertaon
Philadelphia
Reisordy
Balinue
Sidney
Ohio
Willand
Guirdymianiy
Medien
Miner
George Walttard
Baltimore
Visi
Carlos Scarborough
Madison
Knights Templar
Morristown
Thy Toygen
Webb Memoria Uals
Anti gambling amendment vote canvassed by State Board
Reports from the State Board of Canvassers show the anti gambling amendment was defeated by a substantial margin, with about 10,059 votes against it. Senator Johnson supported the majority’s stance while Governor refused proclamation until after court review. Knights events and Masonic orders held public receptions as divisions report growth and financials.
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Denton
State Board of Cruvassern
Edwards
Surrey City
Yates
W. M. Junion
Edwardy
Johnson
Griggs
Arnor
Terim
Sunatora
Voorhees, Kalt
W. M. Jolngan
Stokes Aul Guid
Div
Crlyga
Sumittar
Night School Reopens In Washington Area For Winter
The Coramorelal Night School, run by the Centenniry Collegiate Institute, will reopen this winter on Monday and Thursday evenings. It offers shorthand, business, penmanship, arithmetic, and commercial law with a new instructor and extended courses. Tuition ranges from 10 to 21 dollars for ten weeks and twenty weeks options. Visitors are welcome to inspect the facilities at Royal Ave and Battimore.
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Devguyuien Attye Gale
Reading
Deshler Brothers
Walvidare
N. J
Baumay i
G.M
Yost/s
Blibpy 3
Yost and
Baumaan
Deshler Bretiera
John .W. Hauman
New Hanover
Washington
Coramorelal
Courkes
Laprackinert
J. Loge
Yeur
Dorig Weferm
Tventy
Laventy-tlee
Uae Parkydfages
Anurtalaerhigg
Windanelis
Ntijeet
Chemselver
Uen
Hgies
Rone
Wil
Miata
Burdewis
Conmerell Department
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Nalallavelle
Yar
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Pitney
Malan Pinoy
Hare
Ant
Morriatown
Moe de Adray
Belvilera
Fleeting Walter IL McClary
Phil Yonburg
J. Win. Bilge
Democratic
Trenton
Beneral
Beneral Flunnrfelt
Yeshanda
Uhallungem
Thi Ebasrman
Peg
Oxford
John Johnsony
Jol Johnson
Prinlpal FP
Hrdy-kopky
Tnt 12
Whiel
Young Johnson
Ebhvices
Grasey Oi
Dre
Tunisan
Delaware
Piary
Schieix
M. Simanton
Steyler
Smanton
Sussex
Simanton
Knights ‘Templar
Moretstaw
Syrah
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Cornelian Kiedh Pet OM A Peatas
Toeeph Firth
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Fou
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Desciay
Unik
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Harrigan Blase
Clare Reilly
Phillipeburg
Awas
Permaient
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Enaietta
Sécretar
Sehsirmans
Finn
Diedrich Agvannadl
Dover
Diedrich Wens
Mregerle
Royal Ave Wissens
Battinore
Mii
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J.B. Fulper
Ballimore
Royal Arch
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Cig
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Glen
Maryland
Fitarest
Potomac
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Kens Taylor Co
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Avery
Talwiya
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Missonary Society
Weoman
S. Missionary Society of the Presbytery
Newiyn
Binkstown
Thureday
Mnet
D. Phompson
Newton
Miss Orion
Shinn
Miss Nelson
Philadelphin Board
Blaine
Tages
County Clark
Warren Jowaty
Adin Sestak Datars
Warren Colby
B. Darnell
Presbyterian
Roy Ganrge HH
Campbell
D. Dy
J. R. Wrigue
Fey
J. M. Hunting
N. P. Crauze
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W. W. Moffett
FE. W. Klupnelberg
Lon
Hackettstown
Sharps Mellick
New York City
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Wis Mde
Pres
J. O. Johnson
M. D
Blairstown
Vito Pres. Ray
J. de Hart Brien
Belviders
Wm. O. Ward
Hainesburg
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B .Bennett
Hackecttatown
B. Dicheli
Oscar Jeffary
J. Olaric Pell
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B. C. Cline
Warren County Bible Society
George Young
Mentus
Wark
Enabinak
Weik
Elain
Welk
Young
de. Tonlson
Hazeo
Prem
Samia
Gongresa
Department of Agriculture
Patigatin
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Carnation Scalias
Violets
Ymilax
A. Warren Sheeb
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