Lackawanna Rail Plan Boosts Washington Worker Commute
Negotiations led by Cornino and Young secured a new morning train between Washington and New Village for cement plant employees. General Passenger Agent T. W. Lea backed the proposal, with the Lackawanna promising service to ease early arrivals. The train, starting at 7:40, would use two coaches daily, aiding about thirty local families and attracting workers to Washington.
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Johnston Cornino
Washington
Soorsbury
RS. Young
Edison Portland Cament Co
New Village
Lickawaona
Cement Company
Eeven
Thare
Hare
Masary
Qoroish
Qorpish
Ain
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Pon General
Apont
T. W. Lea
New York
Lee
Lackawanna
Ageak
Nervice
Audibondi
Real Donvea
Warthington
Jacob. Bowers
Froeholder
Thatcher
Cornialva
Shrope Trial Reveals Revolver Incident At Snyder House
Testimony recounts Shrope claiming execution on goods owned by Walter Johnston prompted Mrs Snyder to resist removal. A seven shot revolver was shown but misfired, injuring emotions more than the officer. Judge Morrow pressed Shrope’s credibility while noting the case's grand jury implications and possible arrest for Mrs Snyder.
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Columbia Journal
Apya
Greenwall'y Qpore
Barlow & Wilrod
Enydor
Ann
Mra Baydor
Shrope
Torre Oram
Allen
Sinope
Rayner
Banda
Caorge Lanes
Afr
Eaid
Mir Morrow
Ula Parpors
Gautae
Mrs. Snyder
Jvation
Lindsbury Hound
Rpyear
Tha Grata
Darling
Weabington
Weaver
Prand-Jury
Nod
Red Men's Picnic in Hackettstown Hit by Shower
The Warren county Red Men's Picnic Association event in Hackettstown attracted a large crowd at Sailly Grove before a shower scattered attendees. Vice president Joseph M. Snydar presided while Joseph E. Nowrey and David B. Peterson spoke. music by Hackettstown Concert Band enlivened the day and a race at the racetrack drew a crowd despite a late inning dispute.
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Hackettstown
Red Men's Picnic Association
Warren County
Saily Grove
Wey
Jooly
Joseph M. Snydar
Wrabington
Ioseph E. Nowrey
David B. Petergoo
T'O Great? Council
Nawrey
Peterson
George P. Smith
Washington
Olea
Racetrack Grounds
Court Refuses Hotel Windsor Transfer Over Disorderly House Conviction
In Washington, Judge Shipman denied the transfer of the Hotel Windsor license from Ramael C. Hoover to Charlene Foltz of Phillipsburg. Foltz’s prior disorderly house conviction and circulating obscene cards weighed against the transfer, despite testimony praising Foltz’s honesty and sobriety. The case was continued to the 22nd for possible action.
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Judge Shipman
Hotel Windsor
Iivenue
Windsor
Washington
Ramael C
Warcon County
Phillipsburg
Bualnese
Shipman
Oscar Jefury
Johnston
Algncra
Folk
Jarge Shipman
Jeffery
Supreme Const Thes
Olgners
Phillipsturg
Ptand
Taang Mexor
Chaa Rake
Dr. Win
Cline
Stryker
Thalny
Muscata
Fall
Staphensburg dealer’s 11 mile run in 37 minutes
Holloway Hane a noted Tomber dealer from Staphensburg undertook a notable automotoring trip on Monday. He and a party from New York traveled from Andover in Sussex county to Huckettatown covering 11 miles in exactly 37 minutes despite issues with the Allamuchy manptair.
President Roosevelt Travelled Quietly By L V Railroad
The article recalls President Roosevelt’s careful, secret service guarded trip aboard the Lackawanna line from New York to Syracuse and back to Hoboken. Engineers St Huybus and John Stone steered the special, freight trains cleared a mile ahead, and guards watched for threats as the president rode asleep through Washington before dawn.
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United States
Lickawanna
Roosevelt
New York
Syrnouge
Laisawanna Company
Syracuse
Hoboken
Fraemen St. Huybus
Junction
John Stone
Amushes
Oyster Bay
Washington
Waalsington
Fleacelock
Aes
Onlog “Co
New Primary Law Sparks Debate Over Flaws and Fees
The article reports on the new primary law tested Tuesday, highlighting perceived defects and corruption risks. It notes high election costs, uneven delegate selection, and objections from Republican figures amid mixed state reactions and looming October conventions.
One Run Victory in Nine Innings Shocks Ebmlinburg Fans
In a tight Berlin County baseball clash at Ebmlinburg North End field 1200 spectators watched High Bridge and Washington battle to a 1-0 decision. Badgley-ling ram Ramsey pitcher duel kept hits scarce as Genger praised after a clean game with minimal disputes. The lone score came on Geager’s productive throw, driving in the run as Washington came up short.
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High Bridge
Washington
EbMlineburg
Rameey
Badgley
Spoeistars
Hine Bridge
Phillipsburg
Easton
Baraly Bs
Snyder
Sill
Dagisloua
Nabob
Yusler
Heurby
Raneau
Badesley
Baltar
Ceiticel Morcents
Ramsey
Ons Geager
John Socrates Hill
Gouger
Hunterdon County
Badglay
Genger
Weehinetos
Trafi
Cox
Ruat
Geiger
Arrar
Katter Curyea
Ramuagy
Stroudsburg
Bangor
Weauigton
Aon Ingersoll
Geome
High Bridge Tones
USC Poople
Philips
Philipsburg
Riveral
Oatiler
Duquette
Phillipaborg
High Bridges
Curmantee
Thorn @Jlbo
Jenying
Alt Oelock
Washington Wrests No-Game After Bowl Yard Scuffle
An unruly dispute over an overthrow and base running marred a Washington versus Belvidere baseball game. Umpire Hill attempted to end the fray in minutes, while Roberts and Wharton clashed over calls. A later public disturbance led to Clint Weaver’s arrest after a drunken altercation at Broad Street Temple of Justice.
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Washington
Vonree
Badgley
Connatt
Tlitas
Garinett Siz
Wharton
Breen
Cox
Hla
Belvidere
Firat
É Outeldera
Hill
Roberts
Whaerton
Thapamo
Apoka
Lindaberry
Clinton Weaver
Justica
Woerver
Tayloretreat
Clint
Baeviders
Sharif Barker
Miraculous Escape In Lacke woona Wreck Near Houryville
Railroad men report a miraculous escape after Train No 12 derailed near Houryville last Thursday morning. At forty miles an hour the locomotive wheel rim failure caused the wreck. The train traveled about 350 feet, trucks torn free and plowed into the ground. Over 100 passengers fled the scene, many in nightwear. No one seriously hurt, though a woman sustained a bad grief. Doctors from Birondesburg were summoned but not needed.
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Lackewoona
Houryville
Washington
Tris
Birondesurg
Commuters Probing County Justices Probe
A board of freaholders special committee continues inquiry into county justices alleged lax handling of funds. Reports indicate undisclosed collections and unaccounted sums, with surprise discoveries in Phillipsburg and Alpha as investigators broaden scope beyond initial targets.
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Board of Freaholders
Loo Pance
Morquitos
Newark
Phillipsburg
Taos
Phillipeburg
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