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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1900

Page

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Elections Engage Hackettstown and Belville Boroughs

Voters turned out in Hackettstown and Belville amid a close race for mayor and council. Mayor Theodore B. Dawes won re election in Belville by a solid margin. Hackettstown saw A C Martin defeat J I Beatty for mayor by twelve votes along with contests for freeholder and council posts. In Philipsburg and Newark, Democratic waves swept races with the party winning mayoral and council seats and several state towns delivering large majorities. The election featured party organization strength, no notable violence, and a calm post election scene with voter turnout and party programs amid wintery conditions.

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Doctor under suspicion in Skinner death case at Quinlacs

Edward Skinner a former Washington miner died Sunday on a Whitewater farm after taking medicine from Dr Tilney who is now jailed with his manager. Sheriff detains the doctor as investigators doubt the remedy’s safety and timing of the death. The case echoes a broader plea for public caution amid reports of dangerous drugging and medical overreach.

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Building fund grows for Centenary Collegiate Institute

Generals, trustees, and parish leaders rally to rebuild the Centenary Collegiate Institute with pledges totaling substantial sums. Prominent backers include Gen J Ferry of Madison and a Methodist member, pledging 25000 and 10000 respectively, bringing hoped total to 259000 with 116800 on hand from insurance. The plan adds a central administration building, dormitories, a power plant, and other facilities while preserving two laboratories.

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Conference Opens Amid Praise and Debate in Newark

The Newark conference opens with Bishop Vincent addressing candidates for ordination and praising outdoor travel for missions. Officials report funds and membership growth as ministers and lay delegates organize committees and prepare for General Conference discussions.

Greater America to feature Washington and region in new issue

A forthcoming issue of Greater America, a monthly published in Randing, Pa., will include a substantial write up of Washington its industries and enterprises with many illustrations of public and private buildings portraits and street scenes. The publisher claims a 32000 circulation growing by subscriptions and ads. Changes at Alleger’s mill complex seek to prepare offices for use by himself and to shift mill work to the National Stool Co reducing his day to day duties.

Greater America W. Sterling Hamaxer Randing Washington Lnevices Aleverts Wilfard Allager National Stool Co Santory Alleger Tri Tribune

Fire Averts Disaster At Newton Park Block

A gas leak in Newton Park Block caused explosive smoke and fire danger Monday. Prompt fire response contained flames within two hours, saving the Park Block’s upper floors and department store below. Repairs and insurance cover are estimated at $12,000. the block’s 100000-dollar value era remains at stake. Local plans note possible rail and canal links to Stanhope and Lutherville era improvements Cari.

Great Park Newton Nairton Park Block Newton Fire Companies Cellent Worlddnd Ih Park Black Company Alice Nerely Wth

Presbytery of Newton Debates Communications from Expelled Man

The Newton Presbytery opened its spring session in Umnitown with Rev J Delart Bruen elected moderator. It discussed communications from Henry Johnston and a protest from Ernest Ward, considerd church division at Ogdensburg, and approved foreign mission funds while reviewing ministerial calls and General Assembly Commissioners.

Newton Presbyterian Church Umniratown J. Delart Bruen First Presbyterian Church of Belvidere Nya Uutchingon First Church of Oxford Ogdeneburg Sparta Ogdensburg Edison Penalty Honavar Kev Reinke Greenwich John C. Chapman Matthaw John I. Blair Ray Hamilton Deckertown E. J. Reinke James Depuo Belvidera Henry Johnston Washington Johnaten Yacelye Ernest Ward Philippines Addey Yellow Frame Blairstown Preabytery

New American Sun Company Formed to Control Snuff Market

The American Sun Company, capitalized at 32 500 000, formed in New York to consolidate eleven firms including the Bowers Snuff and Tobacco plant at Coangewwater. The venture aims to control about 5 percent of the nation’s snuff output, with Geo W Helms President and offices at 111 Westth avenue New York.

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