Musicale at New Hampton draws crowd and decor
A New Hampton musicale featured Mira Edna Weleted and guests from Junction. The event showcased a blue themed setting with chrysanthemums and myrtle. Pupils Edna Broritt and Loula Bowhy played a piano duet while Mira Crator wore Persian mull. Attendees enjoyed prizes, phonograph selections by Mervin Alpaugh, and a four piece quartet including Miss TM McCriter.
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Mira Edna
Ute Wolated
Junction
Miran Edna Broritt
Loulta Bowhy
Mia Tilo Crator
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Mervin Alpaugh
Mike Welated
TM McCriter
Wessie
Fatal Bel-Del wreck kills Italian and Black workers
A construction train crashed into the rear of another near Lambertville on the Bel-Del line, killing about sixteen workers and injuring around forty. Most of the victims are reported as Italians and African Americans. The men were en route to repair track damage from a recent frog replacement on the Pennsylvania railroad.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lambertville
Trenton
Abovy Washington
Free bridging plan eyed to replace Delaware river tolls
Delaware legislature debates a concurrent resolution seeking abolition of long standing toll bridges. Senator Hutchinson sponsors the plan to replace old river bridges with free crossings after recent flood damage. The resolution urges Governor Murphy to confer with Pennsylvania’s Governor Penny Baker to establish a two state free bridge system.
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Social and church notices amid town events and a fatal rail collision
A social gathering with refreshments and dancing described. local guests from several towns noted. A train collision near Trenton killed and injured workers, with morgues and hospitals involved. The Mikado praised at Boston Opera House and a 84th birthday celebrated.
Shylock and modern thirst for flesh in dubious patent claims
A fragment urges the sale of emulsion products claiming to strengthen flesh and organs. It cites Shylock as a figure of greed and markets Scott’s Emulsion as a supposed source of human flesh strength. The ad lists Scott & Bowne as suppliers at 408-415 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott, & Bowne, Chomlats
Paarl Street
New York
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