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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1904
Page
1
A large crowd witnessed a Separation Parade described as a splendid success with five bands and extensive exercises. Speakers praised community effort while the event featured a formal procession, music, dancing, and notable remarks by local officials alongside displays from civic groups and youth organizations.
Fragmented report from a local meeting citing officers and payments and a range of unsettled topics. Names such as Warren and Howell appear amid garbled lines about disputes, public age, and civic matters with no coherent sequence or outcomes.
In a tense Thursday night event Whiterehant Warren Filtra led a march to gates with family in tow. Neighbors report a blaze near Blazin Towers drawing police and firefighters to control flames and quiet a panicked crowd.
The piece portrays a large Newman descendants reunion held in a community setting with many named attendees and families. It lists relatives and guests from multiple towns, highlighting kinship, births, and marriages among the Newman line. The report preserves era dialect and local tone while noting gathering activities and social connections.
A horse fatality occurred after a collision on a freeway near Al Antivil. Witnesses describe bystanders and drivers reacting to the crash as responders tended to the scene. Police and animal control were alerted, and the rider or driver involved faced investigation.
Fragmented text mentions an event about the oldest living person or related claim with garbled phrases. It references a likely estimate of age and a scheduled time on a Saturday morning but lacks clear names, places, or concrete facts for a full summary.
Washington defeated Stroudsburg as the Washington lineup faded with errors. The contest featured key performances from Montclair and Miller while Washington players rallied for ninth-inning chances.
Leading Democrats meet in Asbury Park to discuss the state convention logistics. The group reviews campaign structure, prepares for the opening session, and aims to mobilize supporters nationwide ahead of the presidential ticket. Local party leaders and officials anticipate speeches at Tuesday events.
A blurred fragment mentions an exhibition at AW featuring a machine and operetta tied to a group of seven Cannon Competition members. Names like Chris Stove and Petty appear, with references to Washington's Common Cini and temple-like entities, but details are unclear.
Fragments describe a forceful incident near West Warren and West Johnaton streets along Lincoln Avenue with a wounded man and a firearm involved. Partial names appear, including Arthur Dewrkin and a hospital mention. The text also references a delivery of a letter and ongoing police activity.
A garbled report describes a large gathering in a park with numerous names and titles, mentioning shooting incidents, park exercises, and various riders or figures. It references local officials, families, and communities, with faded details about attendance, roles, and future plans.
Mr and Mrs Atwood suffer severe burns after a runaway wagon collision near Thicket. Their mare Sarvs seriodt da ptey was injured while the vehicle plowed into a fence. Mrs Atwood blames the buggy's brake failure and calls for investigation. Mr Atwood remains under care as Warren county officials coordinate the recovery.
A garbled notice from Somerville references events titled Fiald Day and mentions various local entities and persons in a jumbled list. The fragment hints at community activities, vendors, and officials but provides no clear actions or dates.
A chaotic city council scene unfolded as Mayor Harris ordered tax collector Simer removed from a meeting room amid rising tensions. Police were on standby as council members debated ticket controls and potential penalties, with officials accusing each other of dishonesty and discussing procedures for enforcing decorum.
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