Greenwich Township Franchising Fight Over Traction Line
Greenwich township holds a heated meeting as the Warren County traction project seeks a franchise from the Boston and Washington company. Amendments target fare limits, track ownership, and annual completion penalties, with supporters arguing for public access and opponents warning of delays and costs.
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Warren County
Praeboldora
Boston & Washington Traction Co
A. W. ‘Undler
Mieketustown
Menaré. Bay
Brady Ind
Potty
Traction Company
Fing
Mosard
MacKingey
Cutter
Lake
Travel plan aims at faster links to Easton via new lines
The proposal promises superior advantages over existing routes through Easton by constructing two new spurs from Dath to Belvidere and Tatamy. It would connect Bath Nazareth Tatamy Stouc kertown Aundia Holdy Martins Grove Belvidere and other towns to Easton more directly than current Lehigh Valley Traction Company or Easton Nazarath railway services.
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Easton
Enaton
Bangor
Thia Sama Intaraat
Dath
Belvidere
Bath
Nazareth
Tatamy
Stoukertown
Aundi
Senior Mechanics Meet in Weehawken State Council Session
Nearly 140 delegates from across New Jersey attended the fourth annual session of the State Council of the Order of United American Mechanics in Weehawken. Officers were elected, committees named, and a discussion on consolidation with other patriotic orders continued as a large attendance heard speeches by former national figures.
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Tysfourth
State Council
The
Order of United American Mechanics
Weehington
Ciyat
Ktats
Morrla Bauer
Charley
Johnston
National Council
Tha
Tha Jr
G. YU
United States
Aliy Canta
Sam P.charles
Jorney City
H. W. Shoner
Mays Landing
Morde Bauer
New Bronawier
Trenanier
Goorgs
H. Fonlaan
Iventon
Mr. Clariz
Dover
Bsuaniloor
Sherrott
Dinton
Protector
C. Hoifann
sHilville
Samal A. Ourries
H.W. Shaner
Morrie Gousr
Wim. Dy Stevens
Howard B. Walton
Sloward
Walton
Charles Laid
Tuna
Mr. Welton
Trenton
Atlantic City
Bald
Citizeng
Washington
Wayward
Trial on Eichlin Shields horses ends with acquittal
In a Town Hall trial before Justice J. Van Boos, Eichlin and Shields faced charges over horse care and watering, with testimony detailing feed and work. Prosecutor Wm. A. Stryker led for the organization while defense attorney Col. Edwards argued. after lengthy wrangling the judge ruled for the defendant with debate over witness admissibility and evidence.
Veterans Picnic Recalled At Belvidere County Gathering
The Veterans picnic at Belvidere recalled wartime days in the South, with Sons of Veterans hosting a meal and a generous fund-raising for Mansfield Cemetery repairs. The event brought memories of the sixties and the war era, as attendees discussed past battles and shared stories of earlier community fairs.
Bangor Baseball Report From Washington and Bangor
A garbled recount of Washington and Bangor baseball games. Washington beat Bangor on Labor Day with strong pitching by Gerber and late rallies. a second game featured tight defense led by Lipincott. The piece mentions attendance, band, and rough printing errors while noting forthcoming North End and Perth Amboy tilt.
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North Endy
Marlena
Parth Ambay
Hive
Fiog Erateraily
Perth Amboy
Dollary
Pape Burg
St Coed Mouny Whieh
Organ Thetorién
Wishington
Clinton
Balurdiy
Bangor
Cloud Hotel
Mysterious death by self harm in Harmony township
A fifty nine to sixty year old retired farmer Taned DaWitt of Harmony township near Harmony Station, living with nephew Whitfield De Witt, hanged himself in the wagon house on the farm Monday night. Despondent for months, he left about 8 am for Phillipsburg. when he did not return to dinner, a search found the body by Tuesday morning. Coroner Van Billiard of Phillipsburg declined an inquest. burial was permitted. He left four children, two in Phillipsburg and two in the West. a sister lives in Albany and a daughter in Brooklyn. The incident is described amid local community events and a dedicatory sermon and statue unveiling at St Joseph’s church.
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Phillipabuegx
Waghington
Green
Irwin W. Schults
Stewarteville
Phidipauurg
Easton
Washington
Aig
Stewartaville la
Tie Brook
Mc. Hay
Beawarlaville
Ona
Amendmant
Failurn
Mr. Bay
Petdog
Igursh Eamondurant
Baxton & Wrahlogton
Vorney
Greanwich
Josaph Wirth
Benjamin Strader
Hyndehow
Hay
Way
qyThe Bethohem
Figo
Euston & Belvidere
Have
Taned DaWitt
Myeil
Montana
Harmony Township
Whitfield de Witt
Harmony Station
Ja Hs
Phillipsburg
Somsque
Kona
van Billiard
Philipaburg
Inquiry into a child's death and inquest details
A coroner conducted an inquest into the death of a three week old daughter of Mrs. Carrie Shaw in Ogdensburg. Witnesses testified that neglect or starvation may have contributed, but the jury found the death due to natural causes from malnutrition, and no criminal negligence was proven. The case raised questions about infant deaths in the Crotsley family and local care practices.
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Ain
Shrape
Bly
Carrie Shaw
Carria Crotsley
Win. Crotsley
Vannatts Guest
Wara
Pranton Smith
Jones Bhurte
Joseph Snyder
Herman Patty
George Hayward
Esosh Carpentear
William A. Stryker
Crotalay
Carole
Wililame
Erseot Shaw
Ogdensburg
Snasex County
Qarrie
Shaw
Rev. Greenlea
Sparta
Mariiape
Abe
Washington
Wiliams
Carrie
Wilton
Devtor
Bia
Hasbaini Tora
Harry
Ghanty Apobrthe Srelot
Perslon
II Tsensd
Cntitles Bia
Corauer Shropa
Rogal
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Labavey Benty
Louver
Exomya Bradley
Angeles
California
Wu. Daniels
Mureny
Towa
Mely
Er. Hume
Theodore Crano
Hackettstown
Plano
Newark
Mary
Shielda
Eichlin
Shields
Aldas
Ilagorieg
Bar of Justice
Elehno
John Daveless
Hala
Stryker
Englyh
Jad
Col. Edwards
Mr. Stryker
Holf
Nik
Juatica
Strykar
Ib Waa
Ebe
Henry Johnatoo
Cort
Biryprer
Mim
Col
Edwardamade
Banghart
Hardsad
Mira
Baaghart Wita
Austis
Costner
Dilta
Witnoas
Michael Roseb
Port Colden
Shialda Horeon
basTough
Johbneton
Webeter
J. Calein
Woolever
Imla
Stewart
Win
Riddie
Wau
Biller
Chus
Huwar
Samuel Rinehart
R. Q. Bowers,Jr
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Garard
Samuel Thomas
Reece
Albert Bryant
Geo S Alpaugh
Taane Alpaugh
Fritta
Chao
N. Shrope
Edward .Eichlin
Peter Woller
Waxson
Fichlin
Bonghart
Sblelda
Benghart
Eloblig
Shiolda
Henry Johnston
Hif Haaver
Bia Farm
Henry Amileas
Col. Edwards Atatad
Soliers
Gathur
County Ark
Belvidere Yeaterday
Lis Nad Te Epsechas
Mtsin
Teer
Wen
Pagon
Warren Oognty
Harry C. Kotbing
Ana
New York
de Atroyer
Hany C. Robsbins
Waahington
New York Journal
Robbine
Elvan
Mansfield Cemetery
Old Mansfield Cemetery
A. Bristol
Asbury
Ooward Stewart
Stroudsburg
Iailor
Thare
Hat
Pennsylvania
Wever
Frey
Uesberfer
Newari
Bontillier
Irviartond
Helder
Jacoby
Uanl
Bontiller
Honore
Lance
Secon
Wasiisninay
Curiathy Dasthy Vuraltn
Washinton
Cneeky
Paree
Ay Nally
Venrtiiitar
Benya
Epidererty
Ws BowellRer
Roger An Batleall
Betti
Mora
Tna
Hondred 'Rocters
Allentown
Gerber
Siczlan
Weakington
Reguin
Lippinesti
Bear
Vieitara
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Thaizicirn
Thea Bot
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Smewia
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Lippiscott
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Lippincott
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Lippingott
Vughing
Halle
Hatemans
Vollileas
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Warhinggen
Tviediane
Wiennekeon
Toth
Strick
Lye
Leesa
Peetter
Eladyaysel
Tsun
Nophiw
J. Joseph'’s
Jase
Vorster
Ally
Orestor
Rosewig
J. Taylor Stockila
Ara
Win, Patkin
Pittabure
J. Taylor Stockdale
Smyth
Rebs
Ashioin
Wralington Ave
Oulye
Carsie Shaw
New Windsor
Mosdghar
Ae Navy Windsor
Pontuniy
Avery
Geowlne
Yberal
Nara
Thone
Shenna
Bal —Horewich
Laiuey
Wintertal
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