Trolley Construction Begins Between Phillipsburg and Washington
Promoter Hay and Mayor Robert M. Patty of Washington broke ground Monday for the trolley line from Phillipsburg to Washington. Work starts on land owned by Logersol Bergeant Drill Co. Officials expect a larger crew soon as crews dig toward Phillipsburg and Washington. Hay blasted delays from Graspwich township and a tight mower market hampering capital, but pledged to push the project to completion despite obstacles.
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Robert M. Patty
Washington
Eston & Washington Trallay Company
Phillipsburg
Thomas A. H. Bay
Enterprise
logersol-Bergeant Drill Company
Bealden Tha
Tha
Ome Corloguy
Ontalite
Pepaldons Petty
Bartron
Petty
McGrath
Hay
Zogbeer Bann
Greenwich Township
Graspwich
Btrte
Cogras
Jersey
Phillipaburg
Phillipaburg Oocamon
Eignera
RM. Petty
T. A. BH. Bay
TB. Marath
Amith
Committee Seeks Special Train for Edison Cement Works Employees
A citizens and workers committee met with Edison cement company officials to secure a special accommodation train for employees wishing to reside in Washington. Superintendent Clarke referred them to Mr. Ketcham in Hoboken where no firm commitment was given. The group continues its efforts to obtain a train crew and route.
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Lickawanna
Edison Cement Works
Washington
Itate
Hoboken
Clarke
Geranton
Ketcham
Hobsken
Estchan
Murder Trial Set for Next Week in Belviso Case
George Oiken and Eugene Sularrer face a murder trial for William B. Rymon’s Aug 14 death. Judge Swoycit will oversee at Belviso Nort. Washington spectators plan to attend. subpenas issued and witnesses to be called. Prosecutor Angie notes no plan to present state’s evidence yet. Defense counsel Morrow Brady Jeffery predict a four to five day trial with opening and jury selection first day. The defense argues self defense as the shooting motive.
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George 0. Oiken
Eugene Sularrer
Washington Hoya
William B. Rymon
Juatia Swoycit
Belvisore Nort
Casa Log
Washington
Lotarnat
Tha Bruta
Morrow
Btryker
Jeffery Jare Couneal
Angie
Sgtes
Ols Cefenna
Han
Celf-Dofe
Road Alteration Petition Sparks Local Opposition
Surveyors appointed by the court consider changing a Broadway to Asbury road section. Frank P. Smith and others petition to straighten the route altering the stream bed, facing opposition from nearby landowners over a costly bridge and potential loss of lands.
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Broadway
Asbury
Frank P. Smith
Rowera
Smalth
Citizans
Smith
Smita
Aobbis-Nome Demas
Headache Cure Fatal to Woman in Allamuchy Township Inquest
Coroner rules death from an overdose of headache tablets. Miss Sarah Dunn, 27, employed in Hackettstown area, suffered headaches and died in her sleep. Inquest in Warren County notes fatty degeneration of the heart hastened by acetanilide derivative. Funeral arrangements by Daughters of Liberty.
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Tiltie Smith
Tackettetown
Hse
Sarah
Duou Thera
Misa Dung
Milton Everitt
Agron Marlatt
Misa Donn
Goroner Fox
Jaros Tamblyn
Aman
N. Coshram
Jaatopey
Cline
A. O. VanSyckle
Misa Dunn
Sarah Doon
Coshran
Sleter
Allamuchy
Libarty
Roun
Oman
Aeno Ina
Society of King's Daughters
Alwond Dunn
Hackettstown
Prisoners Sentenced at Belvidere Court Session
Judge Shipman handed multiple sentences in Belvidere. Thomas Deemer of Philipsburg received one year and six months for a reality braca theft from Pennsylvania Railroad. Howard Pierson and William Kugler of Philipsburg drew one and three year terms for larceny. Albert Vangeisen, a colored man from Washington, got three years for larceny. Gustave Szigarto of Aph Ay was jailed three years for assault on a constable. Chipton Weaver of Washington was acquitted of assault and battery. Mrs Agmon Snyder’s trial for attempting to shoot a policeman in Washington was postponed to December. Henry Mountain of Oxford pleaded non vult to default, Arthur Sargon of Portoeh faced assault. both were found guilty and fined or sentenced, with some suspensions. Judge Shipman gave a young man 24 hours to leave the county. Tonight’s concert by Ithyea Conservatory company drew praise. Miles Kolar and Miss Bangott featured. Rail line updates include ferries at Twenty-third Street. Lackawanna and New Jersey Central gain privileges. new line to improve service anticipated.
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Tkwan
Dey
Belvidora
Judga Shipman
Thomas Deemer
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania *Railroad Company
Prien
Howard Pierson
Phillipsburg
Harnesa
William Kugler
Albert Vangeisen
Colored
Washington
Belvidere
Joot
Caldwell
Gustave Szigarto
Alphonso de Mellier
State
Chipton Weaver
William C. Cols
Mra
Agmon Snyder
Europe
Taro
Henry Mountain
Oxford
Arthur Sargon
Portoeh
Hig Dentanos
Alao Frederick Peterson
Judgs Shipman
Jast
Tnithen
Senators Bowl in Trenton Alley Challenge
Report from Trenton describes a late night senate bowling match after a session on a new school act. Wakeley’s Republican team beat Ohilda’s Democrats two games to one with Wakeley scoring 213 and Barber poorly at 61 7 1 as the young bowler profiled for a policy follow up.
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Trenton
Teteka
Paiz
Elzman
Benator Wakeley
Ohilda
Bowerset County
Wakeley
Barber
Warren
Emity
Hana
Tom McCarter
Senator Barber
Hopkins-Wilson Nuptials Shine In Blatstown Society
A quiet wedding yesterday united Maury H. Thonsean and Arbury with the bride Hotlie Cyphera as maid of honor. The ceremony, by Rev. G F Um, drew the immediate family near Belvidere. A separate scene shows Belvidere’s old covered wooden bridge near the Delaware, carried away by high waters soon after.
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Europe
Tholepion
Afin
Maury H. Thonsean
Arbury
Hotlie Cyphera
Oride Aly Walter
Shrape
Asbury
Erba
Belvidere
Halvidese Iverton
Sidewalks to be laid borough wide and petitions heard
Borough meeting debates sidewalk improvements on New Street and related costs. Plans call for clean curbing concrete flagstone and taxes levied on property owners. petition and ordinance processes trigger second readings and public hearing as officials seek to open streets and fund repairs. The event includes a quiet wedding and multiple notices from Newton to Blairstown.
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