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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
9
Fragments from a Washington Star page report a heated battle over reform measures. References to Nugent supporters, legislators, and party pledges indicate partisan dispute and calls to convene the legislature to alter the electoral plan.
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple names and places with unclear meaning. It mentions detours, pitchers or players, and possible team interactions, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to confirm specifics.
fragmented OCR passage discusses J Pierpont Morgan influence, governor race, church support, and factional power plays in New Jersey politics. references Wescott, Baltimore convention, gubernatorial nomination, patronage, and ministerial backing. unclear events but political maneuvering highlighted.
The article recalls the history of Pennington Seminary in New Jersey, noting its early classical academy status and influence on regional education. It highlights its role in producing ministers and professionals, the trustees’ debt burden, and a Methodist appeal to secure 8250000 for debt relief and endowment, along with advertisements for paints and related products from era merchants.
A fragmented report outlines ongoing debate on jury reform and related measures. It references attempts to secure gunings, discuss penalties, and touches on legislative action, with mentions of Governor Wietder and various officials amid a tense policy discourse.
The executrix Natkecs Batath of Marcarot Risglor, Inte of Upper Meethel Township, declares the named estate settled. Creditors and debtors are urged to pay or present claims at 749 Washington St, Bataan Pa. The public is notified of a sale or lending under the firm Ber Fer Bros. by Harry G. Berger and Willis Unger.
Special sale notes new Norfolk styles for young men in fancy mixtures blue serges and worsteds with prices from 10 to 25 dollars. Atterbury line claims top value along with boys knickerbockers and knickerbocker trousers in blue serges and wear resistant fabrics.
Local store showcases hats from 1.50 to 3.00 with 2.5 inch crowns and 1.90 specials. Men's and boys garments include 25 and 49 cent items, plus B V D union suits and Earl & Wilson shirts from 1.50 to 2.00. Arrow shirts touted as the best dollar shirt with flannel varieties 98 cents to 2.00.
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