Hearing in Amon Case Delays Trial Evidence Ties Up Jail
The hearing before Justice Lindaberry for Eugene Scharrer and George Ouker, accused in the Ry murder, revealed the trial will wait for a grand jury, with both boys jailed and the process described as farcical by prosecutors. Witnesses largely corroborated prior reports, detailing the night of the shooting and posthumous statements, while lawyers clashed over admissibility and strategy as the court contemplated next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharga
Thea Rywon Maedorcasa
Eugene Scharrer
George Ouker
John R. Lindaberry
Bilvidaro
Conneal
Messra
Jeffery
Birger
Mortom
Frossontor
Anglo
Norommedata
Morrow
Tia
Otter Listagarid
Blaire Lindaberry
Sharlés
Belvidere
Blanee
A. B
Amith Frank Rymeu
Edward Johnson
W. W. Cheiatin
Theae
Sran
Wiliam &. Rymov
Mosca
Morysmouth
Delahed
Jaetlea
Rinda
Kerry
Judga
Mann
Mr. Morrow
Jeffary Alo
Prlaonpra Ourkbo
Stryker
Walker
Priaoners
Angie
Morrowa
Strykera
Augie
Bernido
Rymon
Anata
Thia
Marrow
Tinslat
Lindabarry
B. Baith
Rymar
Wm. Rymon
Rymor
Frank Rymon
William
Garner Walker
Will
Qakey
Schacrar
Witoega
Klineman Hovss
Herat
Garner -Walkeer
Washington
Lawle Gerard
Oakes
Soharrer
Johneson
Witeaa
Oxtes
Nerault
Sid George Oikos
Balvidere
Grand
Alkor
Weaklington
Baseball season closes with city and regional results
Tagorad! wins the Banton city championship by 2 runs over Lehigh Valley as Clinton defeats Wharton 4 to 3. Frank Ross, Newton alum, indicted for magit and fled. Woodglen band reorganizes for the season while John McPherson signs with the Philadelphia Nationals. Portland trip to Washington ends 0 to 0. Pittsburgh and Boston eye a rare nine-game league championship series. Lambertville claims Hunterdon county title after late rallies as Badgley shines for Washington in ten games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagorad
Banton
Lehigh Valley
Clinton
Wharles
Cannet
Wharton
Frank Ross
Newton
Woodglen
Poitilpshar
Yar
John McPherson
Washington
Milsnakes
Philadelphia Nationals
Jooni Me Ponds
Fremen Xood 9
Losey
Bklaner
Vansyokle
Firemen
Stagon
Annandale
Coxsabury
Coketbory
Arato
Alpacgh
Cokesbury
Portland
Ton Sant
Farrall Brothers
Portisud
Christine
Opphers
Bath
Pittsbury
Portoh
Pittsburg
Boston
Lambertville
High Bridge
Hunterdon County
Phillipsburg
Bind Bridge
Notting
Gaarer
Fhat
Lamberteilla
Thiseamnu Te
Raweey
Jakeman
Badgley
Washlington
Washinton
Arama
Hadgiey
Stroudsburg
Judge Charges Jury On Opening Day At Belvidere Court
Report covers opening of September term in Belvidere with Judge Swayze delivering a detailed grand jury charge on the Washington county homicide case. Mentions licenses granted, hearings, and list of jurors and license applicants amid a late start and routine court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Militnery Ab
J. W. Linger'’n Parla
West Washington Ave
Indy
Council Hears Ordinance On City Street Project
Cam bion Council held a brief Monday meeting with all but one member present. An ordinance was passed approving a map for a new street project on Yodlmans avenue with supervision details altered between the street committee and the street commissioner. Harry Smith presented a $4 bill for painting town fire plugs. Attorney William A. Stryker discussed a protest by Miss Margaret Wandling and James Wandling against routing a new street through their property, warning litigation to preserve their home. The council adjourned without further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambion Couneil
Snyder
Alex. Anderan
Yodlmans Avenue
Crunoff
Youtaous Aroduce
Harry Smith
William A. Stryker
Connell
State Street
Washington Avenue
Stryker
Margaret Wandling
James Wandiing
Earl
Couneil
Industrious Prisoners Thrive in Cell Amid Court Turmoil
Prisoners Hugene Schaer er and George Oakes, held for Wim B. Rymon murder, keep busy in their county jail cell. They tailor baskets, watch fobs, belts while learning telegraphy and boiler-room tasks. Visitors bring news of a new track line disruption near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugene Schaerer
George Oakes
Wim. B. Rymon
Oakus
Sehaccer
Acharmara
Hie Bas Slao
Gelling Papera
Amended Constitution Votes Indicate Heavy Defeat
Indications show the 1910s constitutional amendments failed by a large margin across New Jersey counties with only a small turnout. Voters predominantly opposed because reforms would expand courts and salaried positions for lawyers. Local results list minimal ballots in Washington and Warren counties, with South Jersey counties casting more favorable votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Toeeday
Lawyera
Mora Courta
Court of Errors and Appeals
Naw Court of Final Review
Hunterdon
Warren County
Jorecy
Poole
Washington
Waa
Also Mentioned on This Page
AMON
Oakes Nor Scharrer
Jnstice Lindaberry
William W. Cbriatine
Ceater
Sporting Gonads
Okey
Onca
Scharrer Telco
Wara
Amerman Kuye
Nolan
Care 8
Preminon
Jumet Nolan
Railrondaventia
Hia
Ameriwan
Boranton
Allentown Parade
Dbodiroman
Alimatown
Orb
J. Be. Brynnvia
Whabington
W. Nuno’s
Port Colden
Washington Et A. Ae
Grand Jury
Sharrer
Theo
Justice Swayz3
Bnelness
Nto Seamon
Weebington
Thorn
E. Ryman
George O. Oakes
Eugene L. Scharrer
Jself
TiaAligo
Tome Art
Rymeno
Ahoto
Oana
E. Laury
Francis Hartman
Antone Krony
Edward W
Cornelius Brocaw
Lopatcone
Jono Spaupenberg
Pabequariy
Martin Wyckuff
Mor Prank
Smith
Obhere
Broadway
Asbury
Booith
Stryxer
Cltizang
Justice Stauss
Obaa
B. Rashot Franklin
Thomas Kearney
Lopatcong
George Hoagland
Pohatcong
Osnard Zallare
Grestwich
Philip Hopking
Jerry K. Laren
Hope
M. B
Jeremy
Wayne
Domour
Platatii
George Botuus
WARES
National Supply Company
Jansen Steal and Iron Company
Jesus
Davia Aastron
Platatist
Angle
Reed Va
Jon
Iisus
Joss W. H. Watters
Plain Mary Smith & Beatly
Daterjan
John CO. Beatty
Board of Quoson Fresholdera
Lavun Jared
D. Taylor
Plaintiity
Ub A. Angle
Jeonis Lippinesley
Charles & Marrir
Joseph Pittanger
Oreontriel
Freue Joimd
Jif
Rorebursy
Bunko
Dohtho
Defarent
George
Gardner Ve. Thorman
Lauphlin
Faye
H. Morrow
Plaintity Smith & Brady
Dayton EB
Filnt m
Warren H
Wildtek
Quear Jafory
Taylor
Sergarot Carhart Ve
Jonnto B
Hols
Rhizar
Susannah Hulatizer
Jeann
William EH. Morrow
Plaidist
G. A. Anglo
A. Lydia
Foltse
Jonnts
Hulabicar
Susannah Hulsbizar
William H. Morrow
Plaintus
Deterant
Aequmenth
Alvan C. VarSyexteca
Lical Board of Health
Hackattetown
Wilcrs A.btrikar
Altornes of
Plaintifes
Defer
Janik
Alsab O. VinSsckin
Anekbttatawn
William A. Rtebar
Piatnist
Willkzo H. Morrow
Warren Common
John Time
Ianac We Lore
Jeune
M. J. Younghb
Ood
Phiattl
Isang W. Lose
Supreme Court Tagua
Circuit Court
Joseph P. Read
Jacob M Shenk
Shenk
Read
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Jamie Lippanochtrgainet
Charles E Harrie
Joseph Pittenger
Algo
Vocay
Bo Gate
Cea
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Tae
Central Railroad of
New Jerany
Utjaet Ja
Pialefeld
Millburn
Springfird
Scotch, Plains
Plainfield
Bound Brook
Somerville
Junction
Ace
Raheri Gorlun
Justice Toucey
Weatfield
Mamie Kaye
Pathfield
Gordon
Plarefield
Johnson T Prana
Tos
Biederick W
Clwyron
Churobue
Leward Ollered
Onriday
Roward
F.N. Jenkins
Jepkind
Tri Woo
Gowrrd
Howard Company
Weller
Osbloln
Yournens Avenue
Hugune Scharter
Monela
Belvidere Jall
Wen Wo
Miller
Port Morris
Buttermilk Bridge
Mumbog Deak
Billy Gil
Brovmar Company
Allddown
Operr
J. R. Bryant
LICHT
Vales
Englaa Jouse
Balvi
Order of Business
Department of
Davi-Nixon
Cortland
Belyidere
Nizon
Davis
Pepera
Ithie
Achal
Yeaterday
Loulea Zanelli
Nedete
Sir
Myr
Frank Robinson
Macvile
Dovoe
Mixad
Priots
Mevars
Karnochan & Co
Bajalea
Duvoe
F. W. Devor & Co
Carter's Pharmacy
W. Cantaroni
SOS Teen Steerer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!