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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1901

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Borough Clerk Standoff at Council Meeting over Untapped Law

An annual borough meeting reveals confusion over the 1897 law and charter rules. Mayor appoints A J Graft as borough clerk. Charles M Tuttle seeks the seat, vows to fight the move, and promises legal action. Council delays, with Tuttle asserting a planned injunction if needed.

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Thirsty Hackettstown: liquor licenses denied at town election

The Hackettstown council refused liquor licenses after a chaotic charter election. A union ticket formed from three caucuses failed to unite, raising questions on legality and prompting possible rerun of the town election. The mayor called a Saturday session to hear hotel license applications, which were all rejected, shutting down public entertainment venues in the town for the coming year.

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Ministers In Conference Elect New Assignments In Hoboken

The forty fourth Newark Methodist Conference ended in Hoboken with ministerial appointments announced. May Randolph transfers from Jersey City to Washington, D.C., and Hackettstown, while John Kris becomes General Silent Agent for the Book Concern in New York. Conference also votes to join the Prohibition party and approves shifts including Bayliss to Somerville and Bayliss’s move to insurance business pending further actions.

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Hackettstown Summer Guests Gather At Local Homes

Hackettstown residents report a season of visitors from Brooklyn and Newark, with extended stays at multiple residences. Family connections, church events, and early summer openings fill the town’s social calendar as building and hotel projects progress and community notices update residents.

Death Traps Old Railroad Men in Fatal Yard Incident

A Lackawanna rail yard disaster near a Washington crossing claimed two workers. Conductor John Ennis of Scranton, aged about fifty eight, and switchman Elmer Gibson were struck by locomotive No. 120 as it moved toward the depot. Ennis died after hours of suffering, his body removed to Ford & Fleming undertakers for burial in Scranton. An earlier warning from a railroad insider about unsafe orders at this yard is noted amid repeated calls for safer arrangements. The accident follows prior fatalities near this depot and spotlights ongoing dangers faced by aging railroad staff.

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Unconfirmed report on oil line and railroad charter clash

An unconfirmed report claims Standard Oil and the Lackawanna Railroad may renew charter disputes over track construction from Hoboken to Phillipsburg. Senator Emery of Bradford Pa allegedly leads action to revoke the railroad’s charter after prior court decisions and pipe-line replacements.

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