27 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
1
A youth died after a wagon accident described in murky OCR text. The scene references a fall near a place name and lists many names and officials, with funeral notices and a coroner report mentioned. Details are garbled but indicate a fatal incident and subsequent notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Verona case and local names with dates and places. The text mentions people such as Dewitt Thytur and Mary Pronie, a court or legal context, and a public sale or property notes. Several monetary figures and dates appear, along with references to locations like Renilts and Le song Ale Test pathy.
The article outlines Agent Xydvherd and George I Yews for EUS promising use of a hit lot at feoutbe and plans for the Pelentiil Tasarance Co. It describes lapses in memory, a warming fey, and a reported detainment after crossing the Delaware into Jersey. A constable intervened and the suspect was taken to the early dni Bri ie Lerday.
Report notes two residents arrested last week for dog regulation violations. Recorder Lindiberry held a Friday hearing with penalties set, including fines. A promotional event runs from April to May 11 offering portraits and discounted items.
A chaotic narrative describes two intoxicated men discussing a dubious contract amid a drinking spree. The piece recounts misused property and relationships with a Newton-based figure, detailing the bizarre deal and its fallout.
Partial, garbled OCR passage references various names, places, and actions without coherent narrative. It mentions individuals, locations, and potential events in a disjointed stream, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented text references David Pierson Marvin Pierein and various garbled phrases. It mentions dates, places, and events with unclear context and several names appearing in a disordered OCR pass. The readable portions suggest a legal or personal notice style but lack coherent facts to resolve a single event.
Old residents recall April 29 1871 when more than six inches of snow covered the area. Weather reports mention snow stats and unusual cold, noting effects on gardens and vegetation. Washington reports and local church events reference the era, with discussions of past weather and community anecdotes.
An OCR damaged fragment references a homicide case, trial notes, and legal proceedings. Names, places, and dates are distorted but indicate a court sequence, grand jury actions, and mentions of witnesses and defendants. The text also alludes to cemetery and local civic events within a broad historical newspaper context.
The fragmentary text references a special meeting at a town hall and a bridge over a stream on the road to Butter Mill, west of town. It mentions plans or events around a hospital, a board, and local officials, with scattered names and places.
The session adjourned at three o clock last Saturday morning after a contentious legislative run. Vendors and manufacturers including Le Martines and De MM. Bure Paints are noted in the garbled report as involved in the paint trade context.
A lengthy article details approval of a new election bill, Senate actions, and confirmations. It notes Aldred Reed’s long tenure, judges named for the District Court, and appointments to state bodies. The piece discusses the bill’s provisions on campaign spending, treasurer roles, and reporting, with focus on transportation, taxation, and public offices.
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