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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1900

Page

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Landmark lake project builder eyes New Jersey site

A historic plan for a vast resort and green pond development near Lake Green in New Jersey is described as an old but notable proposal. Builders, investors, and surveyors press forward to connect waterways and create a resort area set among mountains, forests, and potential fisheries, with talk of rights of way and construction across multiple property parcels.

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Burglary Escalates to Murder Attempt at Philipsburg

A farmer near the junction of the Belyldery and Uniontown was attacked by a man believed to be a burglar who entered his home after he and family had left for a hospital visit. Winters survived the assault though the intruder fled. authorities pursue clues as a wider crime wave concerns local residents. Meanwhile China tensions rise as Pekin negotiations loom and Oxford’s Jansen Brothers plan furnace production to boost local employment. a separate drowning near Nutley ends with Dr Philhower aiding a dying youth before the body is recovered.

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Man Shot in Buffalo City After Family Dispute

Fragments report Charles Stecher, a former Waathamton Baseball Club member and Morris Plains Hospital guard, shot and killed in Buffalo after a quarrel over money with his father. Arrests follow as police investigate alleged connections to John Kane and others. mystery surrounding motive and identity remains.

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Road construction aid prompts county board vote

A local offer of $5,000 toward building a permanent highway between AUamughy and Enek ottatawn prompts the Board of Qhosun Praghofilers to approve a survey for a new road plan. Freehalder Thatcher urges accelerated work to raise road value, with State aid expected to cover most costs. The board also reviews water supply matters and a plan to place wire stone cover with no wall. Portland Cement Company executives tour the New Village plant as construction on a large cement works and nearby quarry expands, aiming to become the world’s largest cement facility once finished.

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Dover Car Shops Strike Weighs on Iron Prices and Jobs

In Dover a union meeting backed by workers at three top Dover car shops shows strong support for a strike amid wage and job security concerns. The unrest follows years with the Fackawanna and laborers pressing for better conditions while iron prices rise, signaling broader industrial strain through winter.

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Odd Fellows Day at Huckettstown Promises Entertainments and Orations

The town hosts Odd Fellows Day with Huckettstown's cornet band in Marve's Grove at 10, followed by speeches from President Go s. Dull of Phillipsburg and a New York comedian program after dinner. Local officials will convene at 1 3 0 G to elect officers, while the day includes extensive band music and a noted parade of lodge representatives. Separate items discuss a rail wreck inquiry by Lackawanna officials and a municipal contract bid for a new town hall, with debates over site location and funding decisions.

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Newton Defeats Washington in Dramatic Ninth Inning Rally

In a closely watched game, Newton toppled Washington 3 to 2 as a late rally in the ninth inning flipped the score. Dick Ulle starred on the mound for Newton, limiting Washington to six hits while Newt on’s offense produced runs in the first and fifth frames amid a large crowd and orderly play.

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Port Colden Boy Writes From Foreign Service

Letter from Port Colden youth recounts moving to Mara and Hong Kong with Co G 18th Infantry. He describes drills, photos taken by a professional, references to battles in China, and hopes for news from home while detailing daily life and health.

Local notices and friendly greetings from Bowman's Grove

Fragmented reads show a community update with weddings, visits, and upcoming events. Names such as George Mowrey, Frederick Davis, Rev. and Mrs. Charley McCoard, Miss Brassy Farto, and Miss Jennie Cornish appear alongside locations like Bowman's Grove, Mt. Salem, and Elizabeth. Public auctions and pipe maintenance near Junction Water Co. are listed, with social gatherings and travel notes noted throughout the week.

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Clunn Inspectors Report Jersey Herd and Death Notice

An inspector examined Mr Joguph EL Scrantan’s Jersey herd totaling twenty nine cows on Road, finding the stock in good condition. The death of Hazek Keatdlonts Willkie S Bord of Haven is noted with funeral arrangements at Jonson’s chapel and lodge.

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Slow Lackawanna Service Amid Crew and Scheduling Disputes

Frustrations mount as Lackawanna and Hoboken routes face delays from systematic holding back of trains. Line schedules show 25 hours to 33 minutes longer trips between key points, with dispatchers pressured to adjust times. Officials cite unions and eastern practices, while passengers endure slower service and vague explanations.

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Priest Charged With Forgery in Distant Court

The article reports Rev Dr A X Diana, pastor of a Polish Catholic church in Alpha, accused of forgery while collecting funds for church building. He was held on $100 bail after an arrest by local constable Hulsizer and mayor Bowers of Phillipsburg. The case, stemming from disputed subscriptions, will be heard at the September term of court. Diana claims prior priestly work in Brazil and speaks seven languages. Other local notes mention trolley committee debates, Edison Portland Cement plant plans, and a farmer advertising strategy via local papers.

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