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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1901

Page

1

Daniel Goldsmiths Store Vanishes in Creditors Hold the Bag

A Warren county mercantile venture run by Daniel Goldsmith and managed by Max Goldsmith and I Ellis collapsed after leaving unpaid bills and a thinned stock. The East Washington Avenue shop opened in April with cheap goods, failed to prosper, and the proprietors vanished leaving two months of debt to J. W. Fits estate and local suppliers. Neighbors report night looting and most valuables removed before the store failed to reopen.

Dante Warren County Goldsmith Ells Daniel Goldsmith Bordertown Vineland Governemaker Max Goldsmith Belvidere New York Wrehington Mer Ellis Piace Wicne Bench -Hia Clarks Tomers Ainca J. W. Fits Autlafy

Women Coats and Capes Offer Wide Variety at Laubach's

In Easton Pa, Laubach's Pet Harton features a broad range of women coats and capes. Prices cited include $8.59, $12.00, $15.00, and $16.00 with bargain aims. A customer recalls a jacket made by a local lady, highlighting midseason fall styles and affordable options.

Laubach Ovatain Eeston William Lavesng & Son Easton

Borough education board clash over funds and appointment

At the Borough Board of Education meeting tensions rose as the attorney opposed appointing Charles A. Miller as collector of school monies. Miller secured the post with a 450 yearly salary after a heated exchange. Separate reports describe a house fire on Washington Avenue injuring Mrs. Matrick Hautinga and ailing elderly residents, with neighbors urging charity.

Wnt A. Stryker Jiffery John B. Scott Miler Col’estor Chanos Ee Mier Tha J. R. Thatcher Thatcher Juel Miller md Ddeesa Hume Wywliel Blinder Millar

Mt Bethel Rally and wedding at Port Golden

An all day Mt Bethel meeting in Washington featured Rev Wm House Rev Wr Aton Rev JA Bull and Rev Osborn with a closing sermon by Rev J C Sparrow. A wedding at Port Golden united Lizzie Rabarton Christian and Arthur Christian with a reception for relatives from multiple towns.

Mt. Bethel Mt. Bethalea Thursda Mary Pitt House of Wastington Wr. Aton Grore Bull Bear Fyeslown Béé Peingip Osborn J. C. Sparrow The Trinity M Ehurch Newark Mlc Bethel Thara Washirton Plaga Tate A Hucal Lens Chrristian Roubertaon Mya Samuel Rabartaon Port Qolden Lizzie Arthur” Christian Ezeveth Christiano Hazel Niper Morristovra J. W. Bail Christian Stroudeburg Elizabeth Gueeta Statihops East Stroudeburg Hope Washington New York Blaketown Morristown Beatyeatown Phillipsburg Pe Ooljden

Lundy Loved But Unwisely A Local Court Case

Frank Lundy, a well known man in the Crook region, courted Mrs. Smith and then threatened her after an assault claim. The preliminary hearing in Justice Lindaberry's court drew a crowd as Mrs. Smith testified Lundy followed her and tried to persuade her with endearments. She claimed Lundy threatened to harm her husband and insisted she must entertain him in the future. Lundy denied the charges of assault.

Frank Landy Crook Susan Ogden Smith Frank Sandy Warren Lindy Leander Smith Iso Lundy Isanéy Danly Morelay Ister Tandy Bweys Abe

Very Happy Idea Delights Old Friends in Scranton

Horner residents hail a new Swan edition aiming to publish Old Friends numbers. Readers from Warren row and Brooklyn boast eager letters and reports, while local tipsters back the plan. Publisher seeks names and addresses to send details, hoping for all letters by November 16.

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Opening of hunting and railway season spurs county activity

Local reports describe Worthington at Buckwood Park and Rutherford at Tranquility Farms preparing for the opening of hunting and game seasons. Hotels in the northern Warren county area fill with booters as preparations run ahead. At the new Lackawanna station delays push interior work and a female attendant will staff the arrivals area.

C. Worthington Fa Europa Igloctad Buckwood Park Rutherford Stuyvesant Tranquility, Farms Allamodhy Mr. Worthington Werren Courty Aonson Delaware Jersey Mource Warren‘county Lackawanna Station Cooper Frond Ax Duby

Thieves caught after bold break at Van Syckle home

A pair of roadsters attempted a back window break at the Van Syckle house on Thursday night. One man was captured by Balin De Mellier. the other escaped. Earlier the thieves tried the De Mellier bottling works, prompting a pursuit. The incident followed a separate attempted entry at the Van Syckle residence as a 11:15 train passed.

Jill Washington Thachier Ware Knights of the Road India Philadelphia Likewine Ge’ Bing Quay Gang Alice Frank E. van Syckla van Lyelle Piuwyi- Ei Abe van Lyckte van Syckte van Syckle de Mellier Bottling Works Belyidarg Avenue de Mellier Mr.De Mellier Joseph Thompe Attok George Grote Philadelphie Tindaberry

Wounded Wolff case and Belvidere relief efforts noted

A chaotic report covers Wolff the accused shooter in jail and the Belvidere community rallying to aid Mrs Wolff and her children while healing proceeds. It also highlights the 1901 New Jersey W T U state convention in Hackettstown with Mrs Belén of Belvidere presiding, noting membership rise, fund totals, and speakers at Fort Worth and Newark events.

F. U. Stata Aga Anna M. Belén Belvidere Mia Mary C. Noble Arkansas Warren County Pasqalc Efileera Tavita Uona Brook Mettlecquoty Voorhees Euurches Col. Wo Snow Board of Trade Vanderwart Keublur Starr Boom Carrothers Feasoodan Messay Shusetta Boole New York Bailey Linton Island Banner County

Waking Maps of the Streets Council Meets to Consider a Mailer

Borough council committees appointed in October to secure surveys and correct maps of Youmans Avenue and Broad Street plus adjacent alleys. Civil engineer William Logan of Halgey Logan Newark has completed a street survey, finding grades near correct except for a nine inch high step at Stewart junction. Plans call for excavation near Vannatte Street to create a drainage pocket draining over half the street, improving drainage for low north side lots. A special meeting Monday may approve the survey. crossing improvements at Lackawanna depot prompted debate over aligning a macadam road from Railroad Avenue to Johnston Avenue with gates and precautions for pedestrians. Several council members returning Tuesday found the proposed road twelve feet off course and unsatisfactory. Further action likely at next meeting.

Youmans Avenues Broad Street William 8. Logan Halgey &Logan, Civil Engineers Newark Yomang Avenue Lagan Imla Stewart Corral Stewart Logan Vannatte Atraet Lackawanna D Egréed Rillread Avenue Johneton Avenus

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