Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Washington Star in Washington, New Jersey

We have 1,531,364 pages in New Jersey

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1903

Page

1

Washington youths charged with murder in Hill Road shooting

George Oakes and Eugene Sharrer, two Washington men, are jailed on murder charges after a Friday night shooting near Asbury. They claim self defense against William Ryman and Garner Walker, who attacked them following a dispute at Samuel Kinnaman’s farm. Ryman died Sunday from abdomen wounds. coroner and prosecutor pursue murder trial while witnesses describe the chaotic sequence and alleged injuries.

George Askes Eugene Sharrer Samuel Kienaman Rymon Carder Walker Washington Belyldors George C. Oakes William Oakes Engenn Sharrer Jacob H. Sharrar William E. Ryman Weshington Jfagh Yourmane Lewis Gerard Asbury Boma Nouth Oakes Bharror Samuel Kinneman Garner Walker Daniel J. Willever Oaks Sharrer Stymon Walker Rymon Gerssp Fred Ryman Et Teyman Bharroe Sharret Mase Garner Rynion Aller P. Wyckell Pritta Farm Charles B. Stolth Efe Washington Boys Sharver Lenat Osea Oaken Tha Obas N.bhrope George A. Angle Bevidere Joatce Pesos JR Jacob Smith Juatton Lindaberry Tha Suai Rymen Arthur D. Minton Frank &. Stevens Philadelphia Goroner Shaker Smith Wallag Belvidero Shrope William Cowell Washington Township A. B. Seguipe Broad Way Rymoo Alan Bonda Daniel J. Willover Amith Wiliams Doig Tha-Hesa Samuil Kinnaman Woo Afra John B. Weller Too. Itionale Youmans i Kinnaman New York Sunabino Mission Cere Shas Iba Gira Kinnamon Henge Garard Tasas Sherrer Rymon Gadtain Dred Theo Ba Shatter Biowelf Walkor Leila Walter Mis Rymion Samuel Kinnentan Ani Waltons Advan Remon

Jersey Team Wins Close Stroudsburg Baseball Game

In Stroudsburg a Jersey team defeated Washington three to two amid a lively crowd. Pitcher Badgley fanned many, Grube and Hawk made errors, and a notable balk play at home plate drew attention. Washington later won the rematch four to two, with Kinsey and Grover contributing strong pitching performances.

Tosband Hiawatha Straudsburg Eira Raotar Washington Blofeld Kinsey Tenn Rage The East Stroudsbergers Stroudsborg Stroudsburg Grito Scranton Rust Cox Badzlay Badgley Bates Christine Kleckner Grube Garber Hawk Bank Gerber Woo Leld Gorber Piunuers Don Hleself Grover Stroudaburg High Bridge North End Onley Grubo Carroll Bargor Sevon Rona Panace North North Eads Roberts Vandegriff O' Mara Blroudsburg Han Sesson I Stroudeburg Oztra Badgley Ce Pune Grobe Bella Abratius Times Lehigh Valley Phillipsburg Sion Presa Gauth Saiford Arigglons Lambertville

Boundary resurvey delayed by state variation issue

Surveyors Samuel C Hoover and Alex Anderson planned a Monday resurvey of borough boundary lines to comply with a council order. Hoover refused to proceed without official state variation data, delaying work until New Brunswick state figures arrive. if not, another surveyor will be hired.

Samuel C. Hoover Alex, Anderson Mr. Anderson Mrr. Hoover Astheny Hoover Columbus Bic Tate

Ueblam's Store Marks 32 Years Of Service

The article recalls the long tenure of Ueblam's, a store opened in 1861, with a strong reputation for quality woodwork, cream, soda, candy, and bakery. It notes the name over the door lasting decades and promises to guard the store's established reputation.

Ueblam Usk

Freeholders Finish Up Ballot Box Purchase and County Checks

The Freeholders board closes quarterly session at Belsidere with no major business. A committee of Idanara Smutth Townsend and Woltore with the Director arranged purchase of 50 ballot boxes for 4 pounds each for the primary election use. The coroners’ bill was approved after deductions. A probe into alleged negligence by county Justices over missing fines money, including 71,000 pounds, was ordered with a committee led by Newman Relford Kiaupsugh and Director Thatcher.

Freehoklora Belsidere Wistrapanebad Idanara Smutth Townsend Woltore Balvidera Joan Ponce Mesare Newman Relford and Kiaupsugh Direstor Thatcher

Gulik Sells Out Washington Bakery to Oxford Man Thompson

John W. Thompson of Oxford acquires the Washington bakery from Jadot F. Gatick after about twelve years under Golick. Thompson plans to continue the business with improvements to widen trade while his family moves into the bakery living quarters. The report also notes Washington-Easton freight line growth and local tax assessment changes.

John W. ‘Thompson Oxford Aden John W. Thompson Atock Galle Jadot F. Gatick Tela Thompson John B. Thompson Port Murray Elmer Thia Borough Golick Bienuals Hola Tie Golick Basmo Washington-Easton Neweet Iaton Washington Jos. E. DaHart E.stone Express Company Deffart DeHart Danton

Death of Edward Youmann Darkens Washington Friends

Edward Youmann of Medicine Lodge Kansas, a prosperous merchant born in Washington, died suddenly last week. A telegram from Washington announced the death on Friday, August, with speculation it resulted from exposure. An Old Friends edition letter noted his comfortable state and longing to return to Washington, while notices advertise subscriptions and social events related to the loss.

Edward Youmann Lidge Eaneas Waan- Inston Thie Oeason Parmera Warren County Belvidere Wade Ronewddy Petrona Ug Younes Mr. Youmona Youmine Abbor Beach Washington

Washington woman ends her life after divorce quarrel

Mrs George Grube formerly Margaret May Saulabary of Washington consumed carbolic acid on South Twelfth Street Easton after her husband George Grube, a Washington baseball catcher, refused to withdraw divorce proceedings for adultery. She died within minutes as onlookers and patrolmen witnessed the suicide attempt. The 32 year old leaves a brother and three sisters. Grube arranged for the remains.

George Grube Bfargaret May Saulabary Waabington South Trretth Street Easton Grube Washington Huston Mira Grube Han Grobe Tollye Blu Wits Northampton Strat Boston Grubs Asha Gald George Atugrer Ivil Troy Gruba Ars Grabo Lorenzo G. Saulehory

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sheriff Barker Dwayn Otruudsburg Pennsylvania Sitroldaurt Rm Ro A. N Kitening la Barrys Tehieresy Mat Stromdaburg Arial Messrs. Hoover and Anderson Freeholders Gulick the State Board of Taxation Oumans Lutyien Ington Stanley the St. Cloud Mingere Paokars Broke Street Newark Ne de Tea Wasren Coonty Crube Nushach Waa Beck
Search Courier

Search the Washington Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication