Local news items from Vicinity Notes and surrounding towns
A patchwork of notices from Philipsburg Asbury Warren County and nearby areas. The text mentions tax rates, property sales, divorces, school staffing changes, speaking engagements and infrastructure work including bridge and canal projects and repairs. It notes community figures, businesses expanding and local disputes over station changes and transport routes.
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Anarmere
Rackettastown Pastitute
Yeatarday
Balvidore
Peluca A
Citizsne
Philipsburg
Jatin Egoruan
Joan Kivriad
Ashurs Havy Gony
St. Loui
Olecitrehiaot Alanuehy
Wehard -Applegate
Sterskooper
Peortinastur
Sigel Ursach
Warren County Board of Free
Jersey Bridge Co
Matanan
Chanvellor
Andrew Tf
Clawson
Echooley
Mountwii
Caro
Mies Hotoka Armetrong
Belviders
Wilson
Ton Nating
Thomas Jnck
Enaion
Easton Hospital
Austen Home
Lodde Wouwn
Children’s
Sawtelleebcug
Circus
Magee Brothers
Boston
Bangor
Crarce
Horace L. Magee
Raton
Dem Salvo
Bouges
Hazlewell
Bethlehem
Portland
Baaton
Charles Kingsley
Buslusa
Central Railroad Company
Asbury
Ludtox
Claiis
Encwfustun
Nama Ia
Asbury Bark
Citizsie
Tame
Bornest Ceius
Pha
Tanko
Courel Street
Waite Anti
New Jersey Briefs Highlight Elections and Local Activities
In South Jersey crop gains and factory records are noted. Newark Conference may meet in Somersville in early April. About 30 youths work at Bound Brack chemical works, replacing earlier bans on underage labor. Mount Tabor plans a 3000 seat club house via Associates. Republican congressional meeting set for September 2 in Morris Town Leevuty Hall. Democrats meet September 29 in Elizabeth Theater. Supreme Court portrait planned for Justice Rennete Van Syckle. Vice Chancellor Plitey serves as movement secretary in New Jersey. Prudential Insurance notes changes. local business activity rises. several court and legal notices appear amid a crowded regional calendar.
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South Jerney
Newark
Somercille
Somersille
Bound Brack
Board of Trustees
Mount Tabor
Field Club
Jatmee
Kwim
Republican Congressenal
Leevuty -Hall
Morr Town
Democrat
Tira Locowin
Elizabeth
Chancery
Supreme Courts
Bar Bay
Formar
Rennete van Syckle
Pltey
Mewitrk, Ganrge &. Spear
Sue's
Prudential
Nsnrange Cesrene
Railroad Rumblings and Conductor Passings in New Jersey
Annut 237,000 men assigned to fall track work on Pennsy routes. Jamey E. Reynolds, longtime conductor, dies after a lengthy service. Tile inspections planned between Butler and Boonton, with connections to Surquakunpa and Lagkewsana lines and the Morristown Bye.
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Sears
Pennsyir
Ron Dure
Jamey E. Reynolds
Serinmn
Butler Oa Boonton
Morristown
Political and civic notes from Hunterdon and surrounding counties
Summary of local political activity in Hunterdon and neighbors. Mentions include the Thirteenth Regiment retreat at Premington Ost, indictments, a death by heart disease, and Burke, Dr. Enceh Blackwell in Pannington. Reports on county budgets, tax questions, and upcoming elections, with references to Flemington, Somerville, and Atanhop.
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Utah
Boer Boruga
Premimton
Sossor County
Vdjaornud
Peter Cogorver
Somervidy
Dasmerats
Thule
John Reading
Hunterdon
John H. Lord
St John’s Charoh
Alao Reese
Downing
Walter
Atanhop
Hunterdon County
Flemington
Surrowate
George F Hanson
Fleninetor
Janson HH. Wolever
Boongbary
de Etgar Allan
Alonsownantp
A. Calmera Huls Z3r
Fleuington
Morris County Board of Taxation
Theo Board
Drew
Madison
St. Easbett
Dluress County
Bowd
New York City Schools Expand to Meet Enrollment Rise
Postal notes report a funding rise for rural districts delaying projects. New York City plans a one day music festival while St Regis Hotel opens detailing heating and ventilation upgrades. Discussion notes the cost to maintain luxury suites and the high price of living quarters.
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Aioe
Sena
Dallman
New York City
kKeboo
St. Regis
Jacob Adtor
Fiftift Trenue
Local notices and community updates in Newark and Philipsanry
Hartung visits Newark parents while Mary Rand and granddaughter Mia Panna Gregac are among residents noted in Philipsanry. A large drove of young cattle and a herd of antep are offered for sale at Beatty's place. Coristiay enurn holds third quarterly business meeting Friday. M E Sunday rally planned at Sanday evening with Supt. Bi Ay. Niagara Pally event scheduled Wednesday. Marksuora and Lagvercit activities reported. Mrs. Curafine Pov, relief of unnamed dones, date and ob by Mr. and Mrs Lasie Cues of Hagketaniwh mentioned. Jones refers to a decision about Harts year. Bisek's guests leave Friday for Ulletresbectite. Weekly Tribe g22 pevie Wortd.
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SOPE
Hartung
Newark
Mary
Rand
Mia’ Panna Gregac
Philipsanry
Itlbert Craig
Oorth Beatty
Coristiay Enurn
Gairigg Imurciad
Albert A. Daunte
Jadnsousturis
Walter Stoem
Rosh Hart
Niagara Pally
Rebar
Marksuora
Anwg
J. HL Bisek
Micka Griien
Wolte C ‘Tera
Ate John Wates
Reault
Mike
Jody
Sillivan
Gritfan
Carnimlue Sliqte
Justicn Loge Qa
SN Ball
Edna Dorman
Dorman West
Tosuroet
Tyr
Weata
Spruisx Tauren
Schonerloun
Fausto Dalrymple
Arancheiile
Charles France
Hardwick
Partes
Newton
George H. Dorland
Enn. Charler
Hialtown
Flanders
B.D. Batt
Atlantic City
George C. Ittee
Raymond
Huff
Adetta Slann
Philadelphia
M. E
X. 1
Helds
Anpler
Tage FL Read
Hte Liicle
Haine
Joan WV. Piorgon
Blais Academy
Harry
Eforle
Kappark @ Co
Litle
Delphia
Positon Ag Agiletant
Board of Education
Blairstown
Gians
Frank (Jaldor
Ferndals
S. C
Pawlion
Mevard
Théodore B. Dawes
Ameritosa Bankes’ Association
Jon Burns
Atcy
Tee
Lsh S.J
Dover
Blaketown Town
908 Gren and Close Seasons in New Jersey 1904 Black open season
Fragmentary text describes a close season and penalties related to enforcement. Mentions individuals or entities with garbled names and unclear references to diesel, phebe, and brok terms. The passage is largely illegible and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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New Jersey
Local Blairstown notes report a wild drunken raid and court actions
The Blairstown area reports a drunken raid at a private boarding house with a jury outcome and assault charges. Names such as Micka Griien, John Wates, and Edna Dorman appear among various local residents with court hearings, committals, and tenancies noted.
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New, Jersey
Hahne & CO
Broad, New and
Halsey Streets
New York
Easton, Penna
Wes Art
Vicinity Notes
NEW Jersey Briefs
General News
Suir
Pevie
Heoducce
Broek Traut
Gee, Bock
New Village
Riley
Brennen and Sonidaries
John Cdeleg
Paupsburg
York
Amoy Hedden
Vicant Bona
Elmer Wondratf
Bourne
Petce Woodruil
Samuel
Mowder
Washington
Beton
Jamey City
Saturdaty
Milton Teash
Feady
Sour Borough
Lise
Margret Smith
Wentrey
Bikutawa
Tle Lisle
Abra Klaney
Good Spring
Mires Garner
Atarshad Wint and Ofatalip
Tangas Rugh
Goanu
Joly Bluets
Mrv
Frank Atecker
Annie M. Rush
Non Charles
Mellyilly
Leding
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Meilion Association
Fala SN
Fiferion
Chamegville
Gatvert Co
Teree
Maul Sons
Vierve
Segalave
UST
Aew
Charles A, Miller
Northamton
Easton, PA
Murmeritek
D. W. Wyckoff
Broad Street
Tidophonme Cudl Mu
J. A. Lindaberry
Titseat
Jevendig
Alex. Anderson
Washington Ave
Washington, NJ
Washington House
Harry Knowles
Onky Pewste Fem the
D. Bao
Aesaemedia
Teaister Ba
AMD Surah Walt
Cemaforiahlie Vons
Itwell
Stauleed
Fio
Kinney’s
Overheist. National Bank
Apple
Pd, McKanna’s Sons
Honesdale
Gue Aun
Hester
Lattin
Alral
Guileey
WM. A. Stryker
Washington Avenue
Supreme Court
Chas. B. Smith
M. D
W. Washington Avenue
Heinstry
M. B
Chas. Mi. Williams
M.D
Strat
Nhs Ae
F. J. Lariew, M. D
Clatnee Telephones
P. N. Jacobus
Railroad Avenue
OM Washinton
al Newton
Mombiys Dal
Thos
St. Dedrick
Auis Nee Pea Sr
Pat Vtc
Washingtoy
Tunison
Oxford
Witlon
P. Judson Eckel
Avanua
Hew Diag Oy
Otel
F. Pierce Farrow
E. Washington Avenue
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Easton
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G. T. Fox
Main St
Bath
Penna
Coe Bagrs
Privette
Washington, MI
East Stroudsburg
EL Kemp, Prin
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