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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1899

Page

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County Democratic Committee Meets in Harrisburg Hall

County Democratic Executive Committee met in the town hall for a resignation debate and to appoint a successor after Watter's departure. Alfred J. Matches was chosen to represent Phillipsburg on the committee while Shiroia was elected to fill the chair.

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Boonton Easily Defeated in Dramatic Victory

Boonton triumphed over Washington in a high scoring game, 10 to 4, with O Neil from Morris say striking out eleven before being hit hard after the third inning. Washington’s Allan delivered a standout homer and dramatic catches as Clinton visitors balanced field play.

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Recess Ends at Cornish Factory as Week Reopens

The Cornish factory ends a two week recess with all hands returning Monday. A long shutdown left orders behind and a month may be needed to catch up. A new four story rear addition nears completion boosting capacity and offices have been refitted with a fine private junior partner’s office. Belvidere park picnic day on Aug 34 features speeches, baseball, races, old Bangor Band and merchants. A pipe burst incident at a local firm caused minor waste.

Washington Aporla Aloment Hackettstown Clinton Lavite Loria Corwlah Piano and Organ Indi Uitionaire Lnte Wntil Montker J. W. Allenger & Sau Jaerties Warren County Farmers’ Association Belvidera Assemblymetlson Abbott Allen Benny Amd Mayer MeGes Andean John BR Foster Hunterdon Joshua & Salmon John 2. Cox the Nation Grange Robert D. Petty New York and. M. Roggberry Belvingers Newton Belvidere A.m Bangor Vikely Belvidera Nexe United States Oil Tips Line Company Win G. Dufford Kelly Compas

Croker Attacks McKinley War Policy and British Alliance

Richard Croker denounces the McKinley administration over the Philippine War and war taxes, condemns prolonging the conflict, and urges Democrats to unite on a national platform. He rejects an Anglo American alliance and later claims experience abroad changed his views on imperial expansion.

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Shake-up rumors at Lackawanna prompt pension fund plan

Circulars circulated among Lackawanna employees pose questions about past work and suspensions as a possible company shakeup looms. A pension and superannuation fund is planned for workers, with retirement age set at seventy and eligibility after thirty years of service. The fund will be funded by the company, estimated to require significant payroll contributions. Nearby notes report large new locomotives from Brooks Locomotive Works, labor tensions, and various rail company developments, including a 23-consolidation engine contract for Lehigh Valley and management comments on Bangor and Portland Railroad rumors.

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