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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text lists diverse items such as salmon, tomatoes, clothing, powders, and berries with scattered brand names and prices. The jumble lacks coherent structure, making specific items and vendors unclear, but indicates a broad local marketplace or fair catalog style.
The governor vetoed a set of measures including a commission on rail and streetcar authorities and a Morris Canal abandonment probe. He defended state autonomy, criticized local denials of power, and dismissed a railroad and trolley oversight bill as incomplete. He also vetoed a public utility and prisoner labor commission, and tightened campaign expense reporting requirements.
In a peculiar tale from Turley Mattier, Mathers gathers a rattlesnake aboard a moving stagecoach near Clara Baysworth. Her fear clashes with his fascination as she denounces the spectacle while he handles the reptile with a boastful air. The incident ends with a dramatic cliffside throw and a wary reconciliation.
The Washington Star lists editors Charles Le Stegher Chenier and Frank G. Andes as local editors at the paper’s second-class mail matter position.
Fragmentary OCR describes Easter church scenes including lilies and baskets. Mentions of worshippers, services, and a Walsh Center possibly hosting events. Numerous garbled phrases obscure dates and names, but imagery centers on spring observances and church decorations.
Fragmented OCR describes a Washington Star article involving a borough matter in Washington and a publisher, noting allegations and private affairs. The text references a weekly newspaper and a New Jersey context with unclear details and dates.
Marcus EL Vass, 43, died suddenly last Friday at his home near Ricksuwe after being stricken while driving to his home. He chaired Blairsrawn school board and was a Puritan Gadget member and Hope National Bank director. He leaves a widow, four children, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral arrangements announced for the afternoon.
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