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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1900

Page

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Two Oxford Boys Die in Timbers Collapse

Tragic accident as a bystander family tearing down an old barn causes a roof and timbers to fall. Russell Cobb and his brother were crushed while helping their father. George Cobb dies from injuries while another son remains critically injured. The Cobb family, long residents of Oxford, mourns the loss after the disaster.

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Moravian Easter Celebration Engulfs Batilelum Wisconsin

A large Moravian Easter festival religious rites and processions filled Batilelum in Wisconsin. Notable attendees included Washington dignitaries and local clergy. The event featured elaborate décor, sermons by Professor Wolle, and a large chorus with about forty voices. Attenders gathered from nearby areas, with many contributing to the collection and ceremonial duties.

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Merseanry Aids Star Star's Subscription Growth

The Star announces efforts to expand subscriptions and business reach led by Mr. Kitchin and Mr. Garman. It notes commitments to fair pay, advertising revenue support, and representing the paper in collecting accounts and soliciting subscriptions. The goal is a weekly edition priced below production costs, funded by generous patronage and advertising.

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Judgment Against Brokers by Attachment Suit

A court case concludes with plaintiff Henry B Cox winning two hundred dollars plus costs after an attachment placed on household goods and stock of Harrington Dalberg and Stiminton is upheld. Defendants claimed misapplication of funds. the judge denies non suit and orders sale of attached goods to satisfy the judgment. The notice ends with an ad for Orange Miertrie Food and its use for animal health.

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New Village Works Ramp Up With Edison Cement Machinery

A vast Edison led project near New Village is rapidly rising, with a 680 by 60 foot machine shop and a 100 horsepower engine. Over 1,000 workers are expected, supported by hundreds of living quarters and a railroad line serving the industrial complex. The venture aims to manufacture cement making machinery and expand local industry, drawing capital and skilled labor to the area.

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Community Entertainment and Anniversary Week at Easton

A local notice invites friends to a week of events at Sai Easton including a anniversary celebration daily. The program features a Krontet de Bach Grime Pinna and a movie discussion by the Soctory of unrest Workers. A stage show titled Who's W AL dt Bog and Marge Maidgerou is planned at the Peesby terror chipel Friday night. Admission is 5 cents. eye care and legal services are advertised at local addresses.

Sai Easton Marge Maidgerou

Fire destroys St Rose's Church and rectory in Oxford

A Easter morning fire consumed St Rose's Catholic church and adjacent rectory in Oxford, destroying the frame structures and causing extensive losses. Miss Bridget O Connor and Rev. Father D Kelly escaped with few possessions, while several nearby buildings and a storehouse suffered smoke and flame damage. The total loss exceeds 310,000 with partial insurance coverage and ongoing investigations into the cause.

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Fire devastates church. village hidden in smoke

A church burns spreading to the roof as flames topple the steeple. Villagers form a bucket brigade, rescue furniture and statues, and evacuate. Father Kelly brings the golden message, while work begins to rebuild on the same site and a smaller Catholic church is planned for the local Polish Catholic community.

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Runaway Horse Plunges Down Changewater Mountain Injures Two Women

A braking harness failed on a horse driven by Marie Mowder and her sister in Port Colden, sending the buggy over a steep Changewater Mountain road. The two women, both injured, were brought to a nearby home and later to Port Colden for treatment. a child was unharmed. The horse escaped with only the collar remaining.

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