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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
9
The Washington Star entry lists the paper as second-class mail matter with Charles L. Stryker as owner and Frank Gs Andrawey as local editor.
William J Bryan voiced astonishment at the wide appeal of progressive ideas heard in New York last Saturday. Speakers included Gov. Wilson and Mayor Gaynor, with Bryan urging support for a fair primary system and political reform while noting the ongoing presidential debate.
A late 19th or early 20th century will from Nazareth outlines elaborate bequests. Conrad Miller’s widow retains a homestead and $200 monthly while executors pay expenses. Daughters receive furniture and silverware. siblings receive real estate rights and shares in several companies. Executors named include John A Miller and Mark T Swartz.
Fragmented ad copy touts Carpenter's Store offering spring and summer clothes for boys at affordable prices. It claims a wide assortment of ready made garments and work trousers with emphasis on savings and service.
The prosecutors move to new offices in the First No Hotel Banks building. Contractors prep two entrances on Belvidere Avenue and Washington Avenue for occupancy by Saturday. An official reception room and general meeting space will be used with private police present.
Mitrvah is on at Bush & Bull in Easton Pa. The sale promises one of the year’s great bargains with a goods department offering seasonable items and just what is wanted now. Local friends are urged to attend and share in this bargain feast.
Classified notice seeking experienced teachers for the Franklington district. Applications must arrive before 3 pm on May 1 1912 to President Ton B Butterwick, Doe Avenue, Ashbury.
The governor defends his vetoes and denounces partisan attacks as the Legislature adjourns. He states he acted within constitutional limits and calls on Republican leaders to reexamine the session’s work in a new spirit.
Augustus Trimmer dies after illness at Morris Plains aged 24. He was a son of Jacob Trimmer of Washington and brother to William Frank Jacob and John with a sister Mrs. Thomas. Body to be moved for burial in the Washington cemetery. notice from the Washington N L clerk.
A chaotic report details the ocean disaster with oblique names and references to official figures. It discusses the prominence of wealthy individuals and questions about rescue efforts and ongoing investigations. The piece notes primaries voting logistics and registration requirements for the presidential election and the need to vote in accordance with new state rules.
Readable fragments describe a Washington township event with numerous contestants and a long list of participants including Piedad Valles and Nellie Walmaine. The report notes scores around four to ten points for various entries and mentions judges and committee discussions on judging and system maintenance.
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