25 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
1
A battered account of a Lackawanna railroad wreck on the Pocono route recounts the crash and probe. It notes response crews, possible causes, and plans to repair tracks while detailing stretchered survivors and mountain terrain hazards.
Fragmented OCR text mentions tests of persistence with unclear references to names places or events. Likely a brief noting whether steady effort yields outcomes. No coherent details for precise entities or dates.
The article reviews arguments about repetition as a storytelling device, recounting critics and supporters. It cites Cato and ancient Carthage references, notes audience fatigue, and mentions modern figures debating whether repetition aids or harms persuasion.
A chaotic series of accusations follows a disruptive boarder at a Washington boarding house. Neighbors, a blacksmith and sewer workers accuse him of threats and theft while police arrest him on misdemeanor charges. Officials deem him insane and transfer him to Morrining Plains State Hospital for care.
A historical gathering marked the founding of a Luo Methodist Episcopal church. Attendees from Warren County heard addresses by Rev Dr T. Wreet and other Methodist preachers. Local leaders and residents joined in the commemorative events and community supper.
Denise Swallowed a dentist’s tool while under treatment at Scranton Private Hospital. The instrument became lodged in the mouth area during a procedure by Dr. Harald Davis of Dunmore. Medical staff forced the tool free and the patient survived the incident with appendix complications noted later in the record.
Conference on motive power costs and electric traction for the Lackawanna system discussed per train power, with reps from American Locomotive Company and General Electric Company. Participants examined routes over heavy grades on the Pocono Mountains and Buffalo division, aiming to guide board decisions amid rising electrical costs and maintenance questions.
A hazy OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about buying items, pricing, and window goods. It mentions pairs, shocks, and vendors but lacks clear names or locations. Overall, the readable portion hints at a small trading note from a local shop.
An item notes the Opera House will be modernized with new attractions. Orpheum and Cowstack affiliates join plans under W. Frodt’s direction. acts and vaudeville potential shift toward Orpheum and opera house venues. Public visitor impact and seating noted. a first show set for the coming weekend with limited seats.
Automobilists report dangerous conditions on the Springtown to Geri Valley road and urge improvements. Engineer Robert Ay Mueker and Commissioner Lewis Dufford oversee plans to spend 1500 dollars from township funds to repair one mile, with water breaks and drainage addressed. Local resident Palmer advocates to authorities, but Governor Port has not yet acted.
A chaotic account describes a baseball tilt between Washington and Blairstown, highlighting spectators, hotdogs, and a rough chase sequence as players endured a tough park and aggressive fans. The piece notes Washington’s loss due to errors and hints at a rematch on the next Saturday at Washington grounds.
At the Union County Democratic Executive Committee outing Mr Tuttle signaled his willingness to stand for the nomination for Congress in the Westfield district. He is described as the best Democratic vote getter in Union County and holds local leadership roles including president of the Westfield board of trade and council officer in the 4a ferm rexidan All Crossett.
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