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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1902

Page

1

Disorderly Negroes Provoked Night of Violence in Washington

Reports describe a white bartender confrontation with a group led by Bob Broadhead in a Washington bar scene. The gang attacked staff, fired a pistol, and fought officers. several arrests followed with varying charges and eventual releases or delays as the case moved toward grand jury action.

Wrahington Auvoral Bob Braidhead Broadhead Hin Ping Barron Vafu John Hagan New Windsor Wan Hing Somme John Henderson D. Ford Henry Park Murray S‘bartander Shrope Obib Bass Henderson Thatchar New Windgor Hunderaon Nepaule Eharzadm Ogcesaary Batyidere Thatebor Tthe Peng Andrawe Court of Justice Geveral Alver_herring Squire Beas Thera Cdlent Brand‘head Broadhénd Thatcher Juntics Andrews Broadwond Tie Ging Waxbrand

Demoted fragment notes and local paper tone in Hunterdon county region

Fragmentary OCR mentions Washington, a national identity line, and references a local paper in Hunterdon County. Contains stray names and garbled phrases, with unclear dates or events.

Appointment of J B R Smith as Assistant Secretary of State

Colonel Dickinson appoints J B R Smith of Wantington as Assistant Secretary of State for two years at £5,000 per year. Smith, a native of Bugsex county, long tied to the State Department and Warren Tidings owner, takes over duties immediately and is expected to rise further in the office.

Colonel Dickinson Inte J. B. R. Smith Wantington Mr. Smith Ncting Court of Errora and Appeala Jing Bee Yenre Warren Tidings State House Hickey Mlckav Me. Smith Ja Ohard Canselentiong oMlea Vi Hla Sinca Ho Trenton Tha Bin STA Para Smith al Bia Warran Wigex County Dickinson Statuz Watts Colonal Dickinson

Mrs F L Cornish Dies After Illness at Avbury

Mrs. F L Cornish wife of the Presbyterian minister at Avbury died Wednesday from amilipox and complications after a prolonged illness. She was thirty, survived by four children, her husband Reverend Cornish, and her father Timothy Read of Williamstown NJ and brothers Samuel and Thuman Read of Philadelphia. Her funeral was held that night in the Avbury Presbyterian cemetery.

Dior F. L. Cornish Anbury Cornish Timothy Read Williamatown N.J Samuel Thuman Philadelphia Clinton Tallyowas Wielbid Buin

Atlantic City and Portland fires spur rapid newspaper action

The State defends its handling of the Atlantic City and Portland fires last week amid rush news and advertising. With reports delayed, the STAR published a comprehensive update after bulletins arrived, selling many extra copies as readers awaited the latest developments.

Portland Orst Atlantic City

Ministers Go to New Charces and Newark District Changes

The Newark Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened with the annual session in Elizabeth. Presiding elder changes include Daniel Halleran to succeed George W. Smith in the Eanbeth district. Ministers reassigned to St James, Summerfield Staten Island, Hackettstown, Paterson, and other churches. The budget and pledges for the Centenary College Institute at Hackettstown were debated amid calls to raise funds for fireproof equipment and campus improvements.

Daniel Halleran Eanbeth George W. Smith Late County Newark St. James Church W. W.C. Walker D. L. Earp Summerfield Church W. 3. Robinson Ariington J. B. Bryan Nat Samarville I. N. Ornate Coayman Eset Orange Fineaville Bay Arthur Lucas Pocats Chatham T. E. Gordon Ryman Eller Paterson Win Aten Ja Anderson Mt. Lebanon Thantil Brooks Ia Belvidere F. Randolph Washington D. M Blairatown Richardson Gray Broadway D. B.tompkina Free Union G. N. Jones Glen Gardner Bud Blas Churel Ba Liteibeth Inne. W. Joyce Minneapolis Bignop Joyce Leays Jaymon John Pdend Randolph Ferguson Toa Key Elisabeth Churel Debta Hawkottatown Phinfield Weetheld Summerfield Staten Island Bonnelal Boose Henry Spellmeyer Prustega Spellareyer Bete OQ. Multar Pasanie Vurlana George Mooney Mead Hackettet Noblé Brooslyo Mooney Centénary Fund and Preachers’ Aid Society Centenary Unilegiate Tnetitule Demy Theological Seminary S’ Werleyan University Aliurels Aliurels On Pareonage Dauty, $265,106; Bseney M.D. Chareh Summerfleod Churah Maciverty Harbor Sinton Island C. W. McCormiel Péeai Freehold Long Island New York Atau

John L Sullivan Tops Washington Vaudeville Show

John L Sullivan led a vaudeville program in Washington at the opera house, riding a whip and performing in a Uncle Tom’s Cabin sketch. The audience applauded as he played a bravado role while facing stage mishaps and comic cheers from the crowd.

John L. Sullivan Ting Ehampion Washington Opera House Iman Hedi Ion Pertare T .Jobin L Els Simon Lepres John Mrda John Jonsen Uidu Nettie Kya John Puckura Sullivan John Spring Caelo Tom Unele Unela Tom Jaleo Bilrain Paddy Ryan Charlie Mitchell Marka Corky” Smith Jim John L Bolt Ihiy Hinself Bunt Exvbatipion

Lundy Case Quiet as Prosecution Reviews Night of Assault

The Lundy case remains quiet with few new actions after a week of tension. Prosecutors will likely pursue evidence to identify those present during the assault while some arrestees deny involvement. A wave of public concern centers on Jerry Hall and alleged blackmail tied to social pressure and financial extortion.

Yielb Alisa Miss Moffat Ping Solody Klouiot Medina Taima Jerry Hall Ha Hua Jb la Revere Holt Iswan Hoff PuiNtpnburg Mamis Cataganqua Agbary

Borough Council Notes Limited Meeting With Pending Reenactment

1901-2 council in brief session with near quorum, plans to reenact ordinances and reprint chars. Attorney Jeffery urged bond and surety review while Miller bonds filed. licenses discussed. tax distributions shown. street hydrant, lighting, and road matters tabled for next meeting.

T Imo Joseph B. DeRemar John Hance Whore Torme DeRemar Stevens Carl Qulick Shorta Hoéy Charles A. Miller J. B. Cornish Johnston Cornish Drr. Jeffery Miller Charles B. Deremor John K. Cooke State Board of Assessors Washington Washington Electric Light Co American Telegraph and Telphone Co Center Pennsylvania Telephone Co Washington Telephone Co Railroad Avenue A. J. Neaie Lackawanna Road Atetlon Streak March Shields Noreo Dneob Hahn Shrope Pollec Meak Jos Thompson Oscar Jeffery

Meat Market Sold in Washington Avenue Notice

The meat market once run by AiNE Brink at 7 E Washington avenue near the STAN building has been bought by Mark Shafer and Amos Beam. Brink plans to retire this summer and may return to ham manufacture later. Brink’s health has improved prospects. The community extends best wishes to the new owners and expresses regret at Brink’s retirement.

Uelake Washington Chirk Shafer Amos Foum Aine Brink Washington Avenue Mark “Shafer J. B. Hampton Amos Beam Lrekn Bhafer & Beam Rink Ep & Linge Bngigges Harvey Brink Savnen New York Walcomne

Prompineas Appreciated and Insurer Delay in Claim

Pleasant Grove New Jersey letter from Base Oro dated April 1 1902 expresses appreciation for prompt handling of a life insurance claim. The writer complains that The Prudential Insurance Company refused payment due to delays in securing death certificates and processing the claim.

Elnito Stanley GU Lécom Base Oro Fleasant Grove N. J

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