Lawyer Wolf Turns Violent in Belvidere Standoff
In Belvidere a lawyer, Dahlke, was wounded when Frank Wolf fired a revolver in a dispute over legal and financial tensions involving a farm mortgage. Wolf fled across the street, was pursued, and captured after a second shot wounded Dahlke’s leg. Wolf is jailed awaiting grand jury action as investigations unfold into prior dealings and the mortgage dispute.
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Belvisiere
Trangall
Balvidere
Joby EL. Dahlke
Helgidere
Frank Watt
Wulfuts
Jackyd
Nina Yéerango Wellf
Germany
Bia
Balydora
Dahike
Lowstad
Oxford Township
Belvidere
Fir Place
Wells
Intereal
Beales
Wolff
Dahlke
UF Ridge
Qulir
Appaars
Mallick
Man Indicted For Forgery Scheme Involving Check Casings
George Jones, a laborer long employed by contractor James O Stanley, is charged with presenting a forged check for 23 dollars to pay a debt. The check bore altered names Charles Osborn and Charles Osbun, with Osmon or Branley identities familiar but no one recognizing the fraud. Jones allegedly bought shoes with a Stanley order and attempted to dispose of a horse, while a warrant for his arrest awaits. The case highlights rising concerns over forged financial instruments and local criminal activity amid a period of factory expansion and labor unrest.
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George Jones
James O. Stanley
Jones
Avbury
Chuarlen W. Osman
Ony
Sumnjay
Washington
Stanley
Gamo
Osmon
First National Bank
Charles Osborn
Charles Osbun
Charles W. Damin
Branley
Thia
Lerman Potty
Vane
Mme. Putty
Nic Gamin
Wr. Stitley
Squire Craveling
Jeneat
John Stool
Glen Gardner
Steel
Glen Gardener
Henes
Tima
Frank Beatty
Beatty
May West
Iater
New York Commission
John Amsteld
Brosh Company
Hla
Thompson
Mr. Steel
Stael
New Hampton
Tulaydale
Janction
Charlestaywn
Mauch
Obunck
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Buatty
Coms Mission
Cumala
Ayers
Io Upper
Hunterdon County
Old Friends Edition Seeks Letters From Warren County
The publisher plans an Old Friends Edition inviting former residents of Warren County and nearby areas in Humtéedon and Morris to contribute letters and photographs. Readers are urged to send brief life updates and a personal photo to appear in the special issue, hoping to reconnect with distant friends and evoke memories of the old home.
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Kornor
thaStan
Residanta
Warren County
Humtéedon
Morris
Buch
St Josephs Bazaar Opens With Fairy Cantata Fun
St Josephs bazaar opens Saturday night November 30 at Opera House Hall with a cantata Myatle Midgete directed by Brad Decker Qa Tiftavenne NY featuring children as nations and gnomes. Scenes depict a fairy garden and tropical flowers with changing colors of lighting. Proceeds benefit St Pauls church with performances by youth groups nightly including Saturday matinee. praised by The Boston Globe and Johnstown Journal for charitable cantata.
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Opera House Hall
Brad Decker
Tiftavenne
N.Y
Lucelo
Fairylane
Bondanag
Ca Uubin Gull
St. Pauls
Boston Globe
Ridgbie
Columbus Avenue Universaliat Church
Johnatowa Journal
Johnstown
Bowie
Prices and sales at Bee Hive and Celebrity Shows
Ladles should visit the Newark Bee Hive for $3.00 and Celebrity Shows at $2.09. Broadcloths, worsted suitings, trimmed laces, and untrimmed data items offered from 8s 1d to 10s 5d. Hosiery, gowns, and robes priced up to 37.50, with fashion items from Oak, Ladies Wear, and associated shops. Washington Opera House to host performances by Burk, Tusnell, Jon Mack, Jordans, Barry Front Arthur Kinly, and Jack Ty for two nights October 26 and 27.
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Newark
Liese
Hese
Pricas
Arange Abte Hotlon
Daminiaiesteurala
Vander Ville
Washington Opera House
Burk and
Tusnell
Jon Mack
the Jordans
Barry FrontArthur Kinly
Jack
Olwan Andailor
Wade A Fine Appearance At Debut Of Band
A Plainfield report highlights a prominent decked steamer and superb band at the new chief’s debut, with eight hills and notable figures from the state praising the event. The Washington firemen also received credit for their part as the crowd filled the scene and claimed the best time in the corner of the organization.
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Plainfield
Feo
Thie Loud Company
Mnaniniounin
Washington Firemen
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New Chief Selected for Departmental Company
The recently chosen Department chief, succeeding Enoch Carpenter, has sixteen years with the company and nine years as trustee. He is highly popular among members, and his long experience and level-headedness give confidence that his leadership will be as successful as that of his predecessors.
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Ra! Department
Enoch Carpenter
Smith
Thera
Part of Jit Case Involving Yonkers Heir Payments
Fragmentary report shows John Bower and heirs in Yonkers receiving the first installment of money owed by the late William Bowery. The estate is unsettled with the assets in confusion as relatives handle bank deposits and savings amid remaining duties.
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John
William Bowery
Alty
Bowera
Banka
Washington Band of Strandsburg march and fire relief concert
The Washington Company led a march of 38 uniformed members, with a 23-piece Citix sur Band of Strandsburg entertaining after. the event featured a varnished elegant engine and parade through town, with restless crowd reactions and a later concert at the Opera House drawing about 550 in attendance.
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