Elopement and pursuit in Hope scene described
A seven year old orphan girl, Rosey, living with her grandmother in Hope, eloped Saturday with a man unknown to her. Neighbors believe the couple fled toward Shawnee, with no marriage license found in Monroe or Pike counties. Grandmother intercepted a ticket and advised against further correspondence, but the pair were later seen riding away in a buggy toward Stroudsburg. Local authorities and residents speculate on the couple's whereabouts and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Ron Colburn
Gin
Os Smith
Shawnee
Pike County
Rosey
Warren County
Rudyard- Kipling
Rogey
Ong
Abe
Soma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Hero
Thare
Rovey
Teo
Yan
Bridgeville
Ain
Shawae
Monroe
Pike
Death Prom: Aged Ohio Man Falls From Bridge
William Garratt, an elderly resident of Jackson Valley, wandered from his home near Ohnogewater and fell from a Lackawanna bridge on Saturday night. He died about 36 hours later from injuries. Garratt, once of Ohio, had lived with Alex Hough in Jackson Valley for the last two years and suffered progressive feebleness after a blast years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garratt
Oltian
Thia
Lackawanoa
Jackson Valley
Bla
Garratt
Ohnogewater
Hig Acntulaw
Alex, Hough
Hiotel
Aan
Williams
Hoe
Lackawanna Station
Fing Easton
Vinan
Easton
Dex
Han
Thda
Ccronar Schleicher
Qoraner Shrope
Ib Seu
Dr Dedrick Arrives Amid Arctic Club Controversy
Mrs Dedrick calmly receives news of her husband’s arrival as the Arctic Club backs away from favors. The Star reports Sydney’s morning arrival and discusses Dr Dedrick’s four year absence, possible plans, and uncertainty about future courses after a tense family update to a New York Herald reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deannla
New York
Deparex
Peary
Thomas
Dedrick
Washington
Yar
Chateaux
Bay
Labrador
New” Yorke
Sidney
Cape Braton
Bridgman
Cape
Arlington
Echool
Ing” Élie
Trina
Sydney
Peary Arctic Club
Theas
Henario Dedride
New York Herald
Coursa Echo
Ordination Delayed for Junction Baptist Candidate
A planned ordination of Rev. Amon Stout at Junction Baptist Church was postponed after a large Central Baptist Association gathering. Stout, previously a Methodist minister and iron tradesman, led Baptist congregations in Junction and Bethlehomard area but was not ordained as officials postponed the final decision amid hopes of possible future developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Stout
Baptist
Junction
Wrensty
Central Baptist Asso Elation
Churoh
Roy. Stout
Inter Waa
Lambertvilla
Dridge
Beth
Fehomard
Himaalf
Shurchen
Jduvtion
Ecselon
Greenwich Committes Near Agreement on Trolley Franchise
Greenwich township and the trolley company move toward a single point on the franchise issue as attorneys Brady and the committee narrow differences. A decisive vote on the Franklin township franchise is expected soon with October meetings planned to finalize the arrangement and possibly begin construction shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Rollay
Brady
Easton & Washingtom Traction Company
Odd Fellows
Hay
The
Star
Railroad Company
Franklin Township
Lnto
Lopateong
Geet Orgun Burgalas and Market Prices Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists various names and prices including $2.00 per year and multiple items such as Noodham Paton Wildries flornbaker and Paleo Standard Bene Alo. The readable segments resemble a damaged catalog or ad page with scattered figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noodham
Paton
Wildries
Flornbaker
Plaud
Eau Munro Flonse
Easton
rTa Ee
Hungarian worker dies after third floor fall at hotel
Frank Leptacks, a Lackawanna railroad worker, fell from a third floor open window at the Hotel New Windsor during a late night party with Hungarian companions. He died at Easton Hospital hours later amid reports of possible foul play and a separate robbery incident nearby, with police investigations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Edston Hospital
Frank Loptacks
Brainl
Theres Companitos
Lato
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Teo
Frank Leptacks
Martin Oilald
Meo
Leptacka
Loptacka
Hsenat Haya
Death of Prof Klupppelberg Revered Local Musician Dies
Professor Frederick W. Stuppsiberg known as a versatile instructor died in Ki heme of bladder failure. He arrived from Germany about 40 years ago and taught singing and musical instrument mastery. Renowned as a piano, organ and violin composer, he authored several notable works and operated a music shop that earned him many friends across Warren Morris and Sussex counties. His kindly nature and cheerful greetings left a lasting impression on students, neighbors, and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeld Micketts- Jowa
Frederick W. Stuppsiberg
Ki Heme
Kuppelberg
Germany
Foy Himeefa
Ais Buelness
Warren
Morris
Swssex
Pennsylvania
Master Thugs Victim Hospitalized After Nightclub Assault
A Port Golden Cornet Band conductor and school principal, A Baron, was severely beaten by a trio from Oxford and Washington after a late festival at a Park Colden school. He suffered a broken nose, facial injuries, and possible head trauma, with doctors later attending him. police expect arrests as villagers rally to support the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Barson
Port Coldon
Theo
Baron
Preysdea
Asaault
Washington
Larson
Williams
Uudcho
Dreesad
Tha
Vunvottimare
Tim
Tiwaa
Mrr Saraou
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Hern
Mart “AlleEer
Santa Rbodo Island
Atort
B. W
Dryer & Co
Hessipton
Ha Wen
Lizzie
Lves
Oxford Road
Messia
Patty
Lae
Kartsville
Homer
Josh
Cudlerid
Roy
Dbe
Randolps
Washington ME
Washington Cemetery
Nigura Falls
LGW
Re Ti, Co
Niagara Falla
Oth
William Garvett
Sackson Valley
Ohio
Warren Tidings
DR. Dedrick
Telegraphs
the Star
Cables
Arctic Club
Sypsry
Oare Baeros
Oo Saptenybarteh
Baptist Association
Stout
Jénetlon Shurett
Geet Orgun
Burgalas
Bray
Hotel
Easton Hospital
Hevea Lim
Prof. Kluppelberg
Manny Bb Howan
Indipendenca Lodor Band Agm
Haochoth
Willing
Louisa
Loulpa
Reva Chapman
Presbyterian Oburab
Mileham
St. Jame
A. Hy Larson
Fro Bear
Nese Groker
Planta
Fitm
G2doouon Brothera
Pirite
Jensen-Brotherg
Induatriog
Cano
Bethlobony
Thoraway
Frederick’ W. Klufpelberg
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