Blaze destroys residence in Oxford shocking fire ruins
In Oxford Alvin Deake’s home was destroyed by a fire early Tuesday. The blaze wrecked the dwelling, damaged a large stock of dry goods, and caused an estimated loss of 86000 with insurance at 400. Mrs Drake and nearby neighbors evacuated, alarms spread, and a bucket brigade fought the flames. Investigators consider arson possible though no clear motive or culprits identified.
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Alvin
Bilding
Alvin Deake
Oxford
Drake
Thare
New York
Deake
Clarones
Leroy
Letia Johnson
Ely
Mra
Lin Kiel Yard
Mr. Call
Abe
Bin
Guitalia
Call
Ranaioke
Lorive
Morgan Steeeney
Joly Sul Bean
Sidy
Uuikligg
Alks
Huly
Saint
Anjaat Ingiitationa
Oxford Dais
Higondiagy Origi
I. Te Hoaghind
Warren Counby Parner
Mukadnauranve Qompany
Conpantea
Local shop changes mark a year of business shifts
Roof and McDonolds dissolve their partnership as Langa Muyalte plans payneie. The retail firm decamps with Clark Waugh and Willie Nmilby guiding staff, while Hall &rewin transfer stock to F. A. Sterend in Philadelphia. Langaiolk partners shift toward Robert Mids of New York, signaling broader market moves and new ownership in the grocery and provisions trade.
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Oatto
Maite Aublic
Denlors, Roof &McDonolds
Amon
Hs, McDonolds
Jolly Roof
Clark Waugh
McDonolda
Coirayors
Boalness
Hall &Rewin
Nyali
A. W. Orave
F. 4. Sterend
Philadelphia
Stevens
Willie Nmilby
Lisl & Trowin
General Weel
Cummon
Stayer
Robert Mids
New York
Capt Langaiolk
Crage Gu
Mui Fietirere
Ateaty Strugs
Etygiosuen
Experiente
Wonil
Chy Jagul Commercial Circle
Anniversary Celebrations at AE Church Chapel
An 1880s style account recalls the ninth anniversary of the AE church society held at the Pridssy Avenue chapel. A festive program featured readings, music, and a long list of attendees and contributors, with prayers, speeches on temperance, and a social feast after, all amid floral decorations and jubilee pride.
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Forsons Eunia
Mayer
Eoeloty
Weil
Colu
Rene Sim
Mia A. Morey
Nollia Woot
Collins
Church
Bryan
Oran
Slave Talley
Washington
K Uoke
Owas
Mead
Hy Mattivou
Irs
Ara
Ozcae Dellory Geuredury
Mra
Tl Tyeewilligar
Yeney Uery
Fir J. J. Conky
Filey
Wirth
GC. Pickel
Prost
Gallina
Oscar Jefule
Astrejamer Aspa
Warwilliger
Owe Terre
Willian Cilneaules
Easy
Croft Hag
Ivery Olt
Osu
Chiateine
Yeouf Sk
Sovylee
Margaret
Lkavers
Atiin
Conener
AL Dmimgoole
J. A.schiller
L. Dinga
Phis
Joseph Tell de
Pridithray
Q'tourko
Macdonald Douglas
Sogiaty
Calive
Fruit
Willeh
Albert
Miss Kearney
Miny Belle Kearnay
Mnet
Miva Kearnay
Mins Kearney
Alcohel
Jesua
Fife
Christ
Mixw Kearney
ANH Pigarth
Paterson
M. J, Ohn
Vbover
Huraday
Toe. Frase
St. Paula Ehtech
Newark
Che Morofing
G.C. Wilding
Hedding Ehurch
Jersey City
I. R. Doherty
New York
Woodrgil
White
Rey
Woodsll
Chirch
B.C Lippincacs, Jr
Lakewoods
Boonton and
Pulersod
Patorgan
Janvh
Troops for Manila and War Department Whirl
Wartime dispatches describe American forces heading to Manila and debates over volunteers. Key figures include Senor Montero Rios and Spanish ministers, while U S officials like Alger and Sternberg face camp horrors inquiries. Rumors of poison plots against Aguinaldo surface as troop movements accelerate and port and hospital plans unfold.
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Dyan Vompattaslon Salle Fer Spaila
Teeouthautios Copermbeere
Cott Plefect
Jerdey
Gut Hutte
Fergorgency
Anllibury
Naval Cinates Hill
Ponce
Comenjosion le
Spain
Senor
Nunture Blow
Senate
Abarimuza
Senor Villarentia
War Department
Schufield
Waring
Charles Stewart Smith
New York
Algor
Alger
Ludington
Sternberg
Sanger
Wiley
Chicka
Sternbarg
Athaapt
Aguinalde
Te Veagai
Aguinallo
Philipnes
Maula
Jaws
Gail
Hunolila
Iria
Adie Dewey
Bryan
New Jersey
Sicksonville
Pla
Avon
Cinep Mende
Middietouwrn
Pusplon Lakes
Fort Wadsworth
New York Harbor
Red Men council reviews bylaws and health rulings
The Red Men at Indianapolis settled on 40 constitutional amendments with eight delegates voting against a membership prohibition. Financials show total receipts 8,240,010 and expenditures 4,646, with significant relief and burial funds and investments. Officers elected included Great Incohaner George Green and others. Separate court fill details discuss health ordinances and nuisance abatement, while political moves explore direct legislation and a potential Democratic platform plank.
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Thae Crent
Indianapolly
UN Fieuttivial Courtnittee
Wil Youreer
Ard
Nidapters
George Green
New-York
Sagamore
Wiley
Thoima G. Harrivan
KH. T. Daniel
Georgiles
Fatal runaway near Rock Hill leads to injuries and horse death
Three riders Nearly by Kaawchy White Mr Ilmor Creveling and finndly return home when a two breech strap breaks. The horse bolts down Rock Hill causing men to fall. One rider dies at the scene, a baby escapes unharmed with slight injuries to others. The event ends with the family safe but shaken. Community investigators note the dangerous incident and local responses follow.
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Ilmor Creveling
Finndly
Moneana
Db Huntly
Ati
Ting
Baby
Ste
Sussex Teens Rally for Washington Victory Over Newton
The Sussex Latests report a lively baseball game as Washington’s six or seven added players failed to swing the outcome against Newton. Gaegar impressed behind the plate while Heninger’s pitching and Lippincott’s steady hits kept Newton’s lads in check, despite Washington’s stronger batting and multiple runs. The Newton squad, led by Heninger, faced strong Washington fielding and timely hitting to secure the win at home.
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Washington
Newton
Sussex County Cranks
Thia’ Thete
T'Minda
Thay
Mat Defert
Ord
Washington Boys
Kaing Gaeger
Cox
Lula
Gaegar
Washington Sluggers
Ueninger
Thirtown
Keures Sanusoros
WLRG
Saepar
Munn
Forey
Lippincott
P. Polaloe
Bex
Jerviess
Muntiaul
Fisher
Lyons
Heninge
I Miller
Algo
Tote
Bevin
Lace
Gnegar
Christine
A. Ervin
Heninger
Agnew Fisher
Hill
Trendingenti
Pagex
Pincott
Henitipéer
Hearn
TUL Lippincott
Stalen Gaser
Christing
Ervin
Amith
bal—Gaegars
Beets
F. Levin
Smith
Rags
Local notes from Butvaville and nearby areas
Community items report illness and recoveries across Blairstown and Centerville. Mrs. Win. Grinds of Blairstown is bedridden during a visit to her daughter Mrs. Thirry Shalee in Centerville. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Jabis Cowell and Mr. and Mrs. Digha Lippincott, spent weekends with relatives. Printing contracts, farm visits, and social calls are listed alongside upcoming moves and local business notices. Names include Mrs. Win. Snyder, Mrs. Forsner, and Mina Nerllo Pittenger, with travel between Centerville, Portiany, and Newark referenced.
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Butvaville
Win
Blairstown
Thirry Shalee
CIA Place
Abs
Jabis Cowell
Cencreville
Dijgha Lip
Stear
Ales
Clyelo Loldy
Mary Fonlyh
Samuel Brokaw
Win. Snyder
Forsner
Sunire Barcel
Aleeet
Char Ple
Mina Nerllo Pittenger
Bane Leen
Bet Klay
Peter Windtelt
Cupellan
Lown Mesday
Jendstra
Theo
Soliday
E Company
Newark
Toten Canin
Sieh Gayt
George Zolkars
Gridgeville
Weere
Thomas Stickhouse
Portland
Micol Ruremer
Daniel Weller
Hackdrts+ Jowe
Win’ D. Brinds
Calumitay
Miller
Stephensburg
W. Sutton
Washingong SN
Shotwell
Hackensncky la
Milford
Geum Flayes
Pgtersburgs
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Esarosis
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Talib
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Brit
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Aml
Burd
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J. F. Diley
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J. Ky Cooke
ML. Croker
Cole
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BM Dilley
Mapete Lec
Bille Michell
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Larry Aiu
Henry Welling
Langstaff
New York City
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Varsha Snyder
David E. Morgan
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Morgan
Marshell Snyder
John Wildebrant
Prank MM
Gauls
Shits McCormtee
George ST
Reellugeba
C. BE Urlen
Warren County
Port Morvey
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Clarence Schone
Thareday
Dr. Cox
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Charles A. Henzler
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