Russell Out as Superintendent after Long Service
Thomas F Clarke replaces Russell as superintendent of the Lackawanna division. Clarke formerly led the Town Central and Moric and Mygex operations in the Morris and Essex network. The article recounts Russell’s era, including shifts in leadership, accidents, and cost of recent changes, noting Clarke’s prior roles and birth in Connersville Indiana in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemral
Edwin Ge. Rusaull
We RR
Thomas F. Clarke
Buporin
Scranton
Ruagoll
Rissell Wan
Patornan
Rowna
Europe
Prdhout
Rome
Ordensbure & Watertown Koon
Gmall New York Inc
Anyora
Traum
Morria & Essex
Russell Wis
Une
Aty
Stuskell
Joraite
Yaterson
Laswell
Eubalalecenalca
Clarke
Rutasoll
Eoin
Warn Road
Superintendeal
A. Hanlusbury
Mie
Chirke
Ifo
Connersville
Ind
Nodelerk
Maul
Sioux City
Mobile and Ohio
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Louie Bellroag
Iowa Central
Death at Corsten and local concerts in Sanday village
Aged resident Rehard G Jolnson died Sunday at the home of Prod in Sanday after seven years’ bond. Funeral held Tuesday with interment at Stanton. Nearby relative Dr Johnson of Stanton preparing an uncle’s will. Open Air Concert by Washington Concert Band drew large crowd with several numbers and praise for performers. Flint & Hall acquire Hambiong and Genki business. two surgeons promise expanded service. Minor carriage accident near Oxford injures Shipman and Wrreo. no serious injuries reported. American House Hackettstown hosts Pabst and Anheuser Busch beers. social scene continues through weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsten
Rehard G Jolnson
Moresant
Hame
Sanday
Johnaom
Uxinees
Hagen
Stanton
Dri Johnson
Stantom
Patito
New
Washington
Mr. Melis
Rudieilo
Chas
Gardner
Graph Olao
Cvanine
Red Men Gather for Azat Uma Smoke and Pageant
A Broad band of Red Men convenes at Washington grounds for Azat Uma smoke and amity. Activities include music by Squahington Concert Band, addresses by tribal leaders, and entertainment by performers from Easton and local groups. An accident report follows about a mail wagon driver killed near the tracks, with details of the near-miss and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlihe
Washington
Vesa
Muusic
Pant Sachom Johmaton
Sidhont Amey
Loka
Stewartaville
James W. Reagen
Easton
Ten Menta Vittedevilla ‘Peoupe
Futon
PHDP
Che Mronwers
Chur'ch
Drowning Death of Howard Kitchen at Junction Water
Howard Kitchen a 24 year old man of Junction drowned while bathing in the Musconetcong near here Saturday morning. His friend William Lance tried to rescue him but both went under. Neighbors and a boat from nearby arrived. Kitchen’s body was recovered and sent to his mother Mrs. John Bowley. The funeral was held Tuesday at the Macon Valley Presbyterian Church with Rev. Unberger officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kltchen
Junetion
Whitle
Howard Kitchen
Junction
Thia
Price
William Lance
Nao
Juneton
Lance
Warren County
Kitehan
Alove
Borial
Laney
Elowits
Himaelf
Klore
John Niger
Hartwell Shephard
Amos Beatty
aArthig Renney
John Bowley
Unberger
Cumeters
Northwestern New Jersey District Televatan Victory Report
In a high school era game Morris Plains and Newton fell to a strong Northwestern New Jersey squad on Washington Tea field. Murry Christing pitched a standout but Newton tied the score late before a dramatic finish in extra innings. Home baser Dalla and Crabo delivered key hits as Washington built a late lead then held on for the win. Attendance was strong with nearby towns represented and receipts near a hundred dollars after Monday’s gate. Umpire Mr. Fusher's work drew praise from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morris Mining
Critien
Cyphara
Murry Christing
Crabo
Whallington
Uhedy Turof
Elsvanth
Clrahe
McPherson
Phillipsberg
Philadelphia Blue
Helvidere
Ligh Britwe
Uncheltatown
Motrid Plaing
Newton
Weaton
Flemington
Phillipsoure
Oxford Iron Prospects Highlight New Ore Deposits
A long interview with R. L. Alum, superintendent of Luapira Steel Co, discusses Oxford ore deposits. He notes several northern stacks, promising mineral formations, and believes Oxford could become a major iron center if developments proceed. Potential rail and telegraph links are explored, with tentative plans to connect Washington via the postal line at High Bridge. The article also mentions Labor Day games between Sussex teams and Newton, with Washington leading in early scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luapira Steel Co
Oxford
Syen
Vane
Nolan
Eam
Addi
Elvermaiy
Laney
Paige
Hanne
Albis
Anginear
Itis
Tivesti Tdus
Aliia
Alcy
Nord
Haing
Volna
Empire Tron & Steel Co
Llenrus
Ford
Waahington
Tigh
Beidge
Postiel Wold
Connachial
Bamadent High Bridge
Telegraph Company
VM U2
UBL
Newton
Agevera
Sussex County
Washington
Acovcy
Loyals
Wallowa
Las Stove
Telegraph Wires Wrecked and Pipeline conflict noted
The report describes the destruction of the pipeline telegraph lines between Wind Gap and High Bridge by NX b. Walker and his crew, amid pressures from Standard Oil and the US Pipe Line Company leaving the area. It notes reduced telegraph service and local efforts to attract or retain business, along with a long delay in restoring lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Pipe Line Company
Standard
Wind Gap
High Beidge
Washington
al velepraph-Cable Co
Whiel
Warren County
Thia
B. Walker
Achong
Mipo Ling
Entirs
Polea
Fel Bridge
Washington Borough Council Names New Ex Member
The Washington borough council, meeting after a no show by several members, declared J. J. Bowers seat vacant for residing outside the borough beyond the required period. Joseph Bell Delkemer was elected to fill the seat amid debate over cost and timing. An ordinance proposed extending Railroad Avenue to Johnston Avenue to create a continuous thoroughfare was reviewed, with the railroad company to fund construction and damages. Other actions included sidewalk access discussions, a banner permit for a Democratic Club, and multiple bill approvals and denials related to street work and fire alarm maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. J. Bowers
Inng
Mich
Slavens
Big Sea
Judan
Navng Lie
Altorney Barteun
Liptown
Joseph Bell Delkemer
Yurl
Miyor
Fister Aventia
Morris & Essex Tracker
Railroad Avenue
Johnston Avenue
Morris & Fanex
Fra
Labor Avenue
Cornell Floar
Ollars
Curl
Magara
Robert
Aaron Petty
Bare Iron
Mons Bryan
Stevenson Democratic Club
Woshington Avenue
Lab
Enoch Carpenter
Tex Cesar
al . M
Broadway Saloon brawl ends with man cut and crowd clash
Se Lewis on the Ragnymge, Josiah Lewis, a workman at the Edison Partie Cement Works, rambled from home on Labor Day and entered Markex's saloon. A fight broke out after his entrance, Brower cut him with a penknife, and a larger brawl followed ending with damages assessed at $10 and an uneasy truce. The crowd dispersed through West University Street toward Lincoln Avenue as bystanders intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Lewis
Josiah Lewis
Edison Partie Cement Works
Hig
Broadway
Ekato
Markex
Belyiders
Wyenme
Brower
God
Jake Whitesit
Jake
Uhureh Street
Lincoln Avenue
John Hayes
Oxford
Tie
Hir News
van Bass
Lewin
Boss
Wayes
Olligey Shugoe
Hix
Bleowan
Miter
Burglary at Asbury Bakery Sparks Local Pursuit
A quiet Asbury scene broke into excitement last Saturday night after two or more burglars forced entry to Murtenis bakery. Theodore Kase narrowly dodged a revolver shot as one intruder fired and fled. A suspect named William Johnson was captured and jailed for Grand Jury consideration. Police later linked Warrington with thefts of copper, zinc, and copper wire at local stations, while local housing demand rises as Edison Cement Works employees seek homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Celock Jack Vliet
Murtenis
Devarnt
William Johnson
Goth
Tourlat
Tyne
Johnson
Ashtry
Phillipsburg
Martenis
Lila
Deal
Grey, & Central Railroad
Sand AM
Penrose
Warrington
Atourge
Bloomsbury
Squire Hans
Pennstorn
Wartington
Stirrings of Tension Over Foreign Population in Village
A fragmentary report describes alleged unrest and hostilities tied to foreign residents in a Philipsburg area. It notes a Friday incident with unidentified guilty parties and claims of enhanced tensions between locals and Hungarian and other foreign groups. The piece references blame, arrests for small sums, and warnings of further conflict.
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Russell
the Lackawanna
New Mead
Thomas E. Clarke
Qe Kond
Seetons
Taravda Weright
Dlseckwvanna Amnagement Reme Vne
Neo
Eline
Baineday
Hambiong
Genki
Pale Baty
Onston B. Flint
Natjpaif Nd
Wrreo
Ali Klaxon
Jored Hin Ronaway
Rmiall Family
Anderson
American House
Hackettatown
American Houa
Hackettstoven
Theatar
Pabat
Anhauser- Busch
Ballant Cheater
Pabst
Antausor-Busch
Ballantine
Gil Tho Ting
Sake
Rineshnlt's
Suerow
Wey Heath
Jom Gass
Boyd
Catia
le Tered
Ater
Ahorn
Bel
Morris Plains
He Champlone
New Jersey
Leisat
Itaien
Sratch
Unlimited
Ron Ore
Aids
Oxford Mo
DOWS
Gt Chance of Asia
Vidtttie Postil
Telegraph Connecthias
Conporiion
Western Union
Daniel BM. Wycko
Oscar
Attendanes
Melierson
Belvidera Avenue
Mr.littig
Angekola
Tirtonilla
Wyekult
Ames
Rett Bank
Jéssa Zuelburt
D. D
New York
Misa Nettie J
Watchuup
Bares
Ian Oheoch
Mit
Seera
Rasheik
Uae
Gabon
NEW Council
Joseph Be PeReiner
Dutief
Bowers
Leckawanne J
Ohia
China
Atill
Phicrs
Ruagin
Roasin
Engitudia
Ali
Pakin
Bnd
Hava
Bueinesa
Pencuse Warrington
Trowlle
Stols Brass
Ralfritad
Sran
Jiesa
Manthaago Washington
Lackawanna Co
Ort Blorzis
Edison Cement Works
Piaud
Mackey
OSA
Dynte Ling
Aston Pipers
My'mill
Sam
Aaa
Alex. Holighy
A. Ah
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