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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

1

Borough council debates snow ordinance and mayoral stance

The Camino Council discusses a new snow removal ordinance No. 4b and Mayor's support for enforcing sidewalk clearing within five hours after storms. A Washington jeweler seeks hearing on arrest controversy and council committees report on street repair and street lighting petitions.

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Mayor Eyes Dust Reduction Plan Amid Commission Halt

Fragmented OCR shows a mayoral proposal to install calcium dust controls near the square and a plan to purchase controls. March bids list items and costs from various firms, with council meeting notes noting a seven year pause in commission and ongoing dust mitigation efforts.

Reapportionment Vote Shifts Sixth District Boundaries

The House passed a reapportionment bill reallocating districts in Bergen and Hudson counties. Republicans supported the measure while Democrats largely opposed it. The new Sixth District would include parts of Bergen and Hudson areas and affect municipalities such as North Bergen West Hoboken and Jersey City wards. The change aims to redefine representation in the congressional map.

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Enlarge Greenhouses Near Wankington Cemetery

Harry H. Smith of Broadway supervised greenhouse movements near the Wankington cemetery. Mrs Jenkins owns the land and Mr Urren plans to move greenhouses to his property east of the culvert next June. The operation will expand capacity and Bryan's workers number ten to twelve with more structures planned.

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Class To Stage Comedy Amid School Preparations

Unclear OCR notes describe a school presenting Shakespearean comedy Mich Ado About Babble. Two members remain in the silvering elise. doors open for the show with the night of all one.

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F Cross Special Vindies at Westelein’s

Fragmentary ad text notes special vindies for Bis ter Tegero and siren items at a store named Westelein’s with other vague references to Alto Faster Bees and Novelties.

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April Fooling Covers Washington Rumors Across Town

A chaotic April fool episode in Washington spreads rumors about Charlie Miller, Harry Christines, and local officials. Citizens cite false reports on parcels, bank threats, and school funding while reporters and investigators debunk claims and note the widespread gullibility amid street chatter.

Death of Chas Amerman in East Orange

Longtime local undertaker and businessman Chars Amerman died suddenly at his home in East Orange after a period of illness. He had moved from Newark to Reckawus and later opened a grocery store in East Orange. He leaves a widow and several children and was active in local business and fraternal circles.

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Pastors face transfers and new charges in conference

The article reports clergy transfers within the church, noting multiple pastors being reassigned to new charges and districts. It mentions the general conference discussions, proposed resolutions, and the impact on congregations, with several named pastors and churches affected by the changes.

Waterway revival looms as lawmakers push commission plan

A lengthy draft notes navigation will resume amid a 12 member state commission to study the New Jersey Waterways. An $8 000 appropriation funds the panel. The House and Senate leaders back the effort with a sample bill text and appointment process outlined. Jenny Johnston of Boulehons faces suit against James Pr at a civil case in Hunterdon County. The trial was delayed to April 5 for a new gate set.

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Early Baseball Dope Preview of Season Plans and Matches

A 1900s style preview describes funds, grandstand upgrades, and opening games for local baseball. It notes a $1,808 fund, planned purchases, and a schedule of games against Bangor Hickettstown Phillipsburg and others. The piece highlights team preparations and community effort to start the season strong.

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Not an April Fool Joke Police quell disturbance in neighborhood

The report describes a Monday evening incident near the Square involving Luther “Lihower” and a man named Phitower who resisted officers Charles Curling and Joseph Cine. Phitower, weighing over 140 pounds, fought officers, was taken to a physician for injuries, and a bone in his tooth was fractured. Clark Shafer stood nearby as reserves were called. PhMower was brought before a magistrate for arraignment, while another man, 40 years old, from Ay low street, had previously caused trouble and was involved in the scuffle.

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Abhalee Partners With Payische Shoe Maker Purchase

The three story brick building at Chotles Cepiiers and East Washington avenue changes hands to Harry Payische for a store and residence plan. Odusol Devis, a local official, attends the closing and a new tenant plans to occupy the second floor living quarters while renting the first floor.

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Jury Clears Davidson in Snow Ordinance Case

A jury found Davidson not guilty of violating a snow removal ordinance after a contentious town hearing. The proceedings, led by Recorder Tinberry, were marked by interruptions and a judge leaving, with observers calling the trial a farce and questioning local enforcement.

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Paper Sale Aids Three-Stacked News Set At Washington Ave

Announcement notes a limited paper offer for three bundles to offset costs. Carpenters wall 7 on Washington Ave is cited among the details. A feature titled The Throa Mushetecta by Alex Bumas is mentioned with Towle Admission notes.

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