New Jersey Institute of Music and Latin Homes Planned
Plans advance for temporary housing of students from Cuba and New Jersey at Washington area buildings for the New Jersey Institute of Music and Languages. Professor Philip L. Ammon leads the institute with support from Panamer & McCoobery. total project cost about 125,000 dollars aims to house 200 Cuban and U.S. students with classes in music and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joraey Institute of Music and Longinges
Ina Oll Inatituta
Jagzey Ciy
Caimén Conslimienta
Nawate
Cubs
Thila
Panemer & AicCoobers
Washington Real - Estate
Tr. McCoobery
Philip L. Ammon
Hia
Ienac
Ervin Deltemer
Jackson Avenue
eCoa
Cinsa
Washington
Boltus
Waashington
Dorsay City School
Inelon Neal
Joetiles Ain
Cratn
Cuba
D “Cuba
Studenta
Thu
Tangyuayes Ang
Mysiq
Hoewarer
Amon
Wachoo
Srui
Paligade Avenue
Vopsey
Balvis Gere
Nemotias
Mons
Detemer
Masquerade Opens At Montilin Lake Hotel For Benefit Ball
Fred o Buelamyer owners opened a masquerade ball at Montilin Lake Saturday to aid a charitable fund. About 60 guests attended with a live orchestra. Prizes were awarded for finest costumes as attendees enjoyed refreshments and socialized in a festive winter event.
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Montilin
Fred O Buelamyer
Properte
Mountele Lake
Blaze of Epiendor
Wurrlud Tan
Wis
Manila
Ingigfew Halla
luorPnere
Ambea Ti Ghnyre
Byery
Uliest
Prigce
Juece
Benitaea
Bucksenmyenz
Watt
Ternay
Prohibition Convention to Nominate Candidates in Warren County
Prohibitionist group the Praliicktonists of Warren County plan a county convention on Wednesday September 3 at 2 30 pm in Temperance Tint Belvidere to nominate candidates for November election and conduct other business.
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Prohibion
Praliicktonists
Warren County
Temperancy , Tint
Belvidere
Hayen
Petit Juror List Reflects County Locations and Names
A scanned roster lists potential jurors selected in Sept Tenn and surrounding towns. Names include Kinsey Hackettstown Young Philipsburg Hoyt Hone Molten Independeres Brown Washington Marlatt Independeres Racker Washington Cilnd Depus Pahaduarry Lompeo Independence Era. Other entries name Guthrie Knowlton Jersey areas and multiple Harmony and Phillipsburg ties. The text blends these names with notes about crops and local life, mentioning pumpkins and a teacher of instrumental music Martha Speirs planning a mid September return and offering lessons at 116 Belvidere Avenue.
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Kertt Winder
Tenn
Vwolvidere
Robert Kinsey
Hackettstown
Irving Hawk
Pohricony
Robert Young
Philipsburg
Stewart Hoyt
Hone
Anidgan aTnetenia
Charles Brown
Washington
Muton Marlatt
Independeres
Terhward Racker
J. Cilnd Depus
Pahaduarry
John D. A Lompeoh
Independence
E”ra
Charlee Millier
Belvidere
Warren
Bachoizny Philipsburcy
Frank Wisder
Groanwish
Jamey Ae
Harmony
Charles Myers
Phillipsburg
George wWerry
Knowlton
al Laduta S. Mackey
Belviders
Miter
Martha Speirs
Belvidgro Avenue
Train Robbery Shocks Pennsylvanian Rail Line
A lone robber boarded a Pennsylvania railroad express at Lawiston on Monday night, seized money and bullion valued at $26,900 from the car, fired at the fireman and guard, and fled with the escort following. Passengers reported the thief demanded $100 as his reward, and most bags contained pennies.
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Pennsylvortta
Lawiston
Resa
Exsprees
Colo
Coln
Tye Ulla
Trla
Framed in a cryptic crime note in a jittery report
A disturbed account from Beerksburg on a Sunday morning claims Parmhand Consuilis Suleidye tired of life and Eurhy Jefohimne reports Shuler involved after arsenic poisoning attempts. Dr Bosaniit of Armnony Ag and Richtindstote Easton hospital appear in a tangled scene with Ashurys Shoesheowng noted. Richtine, a two year old son of Anton Kieli ine, is mentioned amid unclear details.
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Parmhand
Easton Hospitals
Anastan
Richtine
Ashurys
Anton Kieli
Fashion notes from Paris to American buyers in issue
The column mocks dull fashion and highlights Paris styles not yet in U S markets. It notes American originality may lag behind Paris for months while shirts and table linen go on sale and country produce trades are discussed in exchange for goods.
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Paris
America
Nui Atorg
Lyivianes
Old-Time Baseball Game and Sunday Observance Quirk
An old-time item notes community quirks after a big all-star game in Newton Branchville and related church attendance during harvest season. It recalls a one-legged drunk on Main Street, ministers returning to pulpits, and local reactions to campaign movements while detailing a summer of baseball and civic life.
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Uae
Loshera
Guy
Pinn
Pullilpsbars
Mowe Don Wet Sutyidar
Branchville
Wat Newlun
Drandyne
Newton
Wis
Rotsplrce
Clacton
Price
Ordt-Siloon Cuhorte
Advertising and salesmanship joined as one force
At the fifth annual Associated Advertising Clubs of America gathering in Louisville Cha lmer s presided and urged that advertising is salesmanship plus publicity. He argued publicity builds confidence and that ignorance breeds doubt, insisting advertising teaches people to believe in goods and creates demand. He warned advertising must persuade readers to buy by presenting clear, compelling copy and training salespeople to speak to individuals, not crowds.
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Frulia
Lip
Bill
Associated Advertising Clubs
Ameriay
Louisy
Chalmers
Chalimore
Detroit Mater Conpally
Athe
Sondenes
ATP
Aed
Gawils
Adi
T. Helieve
Washington car crash kills Browdyway prize hen
An incident near Browdyway ended with a fatal crash when an automobile struck a hen and disrupted the crowd. Washington residents gathered as bystanders and police managed the scene and the aftermath.
Bermuda letter describes island beauty and people
A Bermuda travel note from August 1908 details coral streets marble homes lush gardens and hibiscus among the island’s tropical scenery. The writer praises the climate water clarity and vistas while recounting a fishing plan and observations on local Colored residents and Belmont estate. The piece ends with church social notes and a women versus men attendance contest at Port Murray Methodist.
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Tilbur
Bermuda
Rome
Afeht
Bermudas
Ieee
Roges
Bevanias
Theo Bay
Belmont
Warbor Crom Eeumilton
Dr. Palton
Beesient
Priggeton
Theological Seminary
Brof
Wnilyor Aten
Princeton
Labor Day Firemen Excursion to Gushkill Park
Washington firemen plan Labor Day events at Gushkill Park with a 30 cent round trip fare on the trolley line. Afternoon and evening amusements include dancing and a baseball game between Washington and Bangor Kenien, plus a bell time event at Shabbecang Park between Winckettstown and Washington teams and a supper award.
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Labor Day
Washington
Gushkill Park
Bangor Kenien
A & Weedeoloy
Shabbecang Park
Winckettstown
Winshington
Oxford
Death of Mrs. Sarah Weaver at Rockport
Mrs. Sarah Weaver, 73, widow of William Weaver, died at the home of Jase Achieve in Rockport. She was born in Anthony and spent most of her life near Mr. Aird Mrs. Weaver is survived by several children, with the funeral planned in upper Balvidereary. The body was brought to Washington Tuesday night for burial in the family cemetery. The deceased woman had long resided in the Rockport area. her husband died 16 years ago.
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Rockport
Sarah Weaver
Wm. Weaver
Jase
Dewitt
Pardyss
Sewo
Mrg
Arehtbakl Castit
Washington
Aspen
Anthous
Airs
Weaver
Vew Borough Concrete Work Near Belvidere and East Church
Alfred Skinner leads concrete crossing work at Belvidere Avenue and East Church Street. The project remotes pine roots under sidewalks and deepens water crossings to prevent erosion, with finishing touches on Broad Street. Christine’s stables nearby to be integrated into the improvements.
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Alfred Skinner
Belvidere Avenue
Church Street
Christine
Peach crop in Warren county shows year’s decline
The Warren county peach crop faces a weak year with Altovet 2 and nearby orchards yielding far fewer baskets than last season. Kennady near Bloomebury and Stewartsville report sparse production, while Pano and Grant Shoemaker also note reduced harvests.
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Warren County
Odd PFetiows Are Active and Meeting Props
Seven or more propositions were received at Mansfield Lodge No 42 meeting. If current action remains, more propositions may be scheduled next Saturday, with candidates listed and initial red actions noted. Names and places are partially garbled but reference to members and study groups persists.
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Mansfield Lodge
Washington Wins 1 0 In Tight Battery Battle
Washington triumphed 1 0 over East Bangor in a well played game. Cyphers scored the lone run, with strong hitting by Washington and a sharp battery performance from Jones and Phillipsburg, boosting expectations for the young team this season.
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Washington
Tha
He Gumnmer
Kens
Phillipsburg
Mus Plicher
Jones
Bangor
Chts
Opagon
Morgan
Wis
Bage
Carney
Wags
Sextoa
Washington Boys
Producto Iers
Weeven
Long
Loxton
East Bangor
East “Ranger
Washington Prounds
East Gangor
Abe
Db Walton
Blutter
Eval
Brngo Washington Peat
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Ani
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Lishtning
Gubsin
Telin
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Sivweetz
My Aug
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I. J
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Dunmore
Philttnabury
Jgon Hirth
Roach
Bayod
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Ana
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Teron
Star
New York Tribune
Prat National Bank
Marble Alley
Maigr Prelance
Imnister
the Bermudas
F. L.’ West
A. Daolof
San Jose
Bolyidors Avenue
Tha Nanor
Coldenzrt
Fitts’ Boo Hive
Jtgost
Mowaliy
Suny
Auhusk
Bpiworth League
Murray
Epworth
Enye
Belny Iosera
Sumner
Brent
Nmany
Kry Rosner
Hin
Basten Studin
East Bengal
Ganda
Beethoven Avenue
Wishlngiana Gila
Ington
Blonday
Alpert A. Amey
John C. ‘Amey
Tielvidere
Dover
Tey
W. We Hetlownay
Slhnemer
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