Warren Freeholders Cut on An Inspection Trip
City records show storm damage and a preliminary assessment by Warren freeholders after a damaging storm. Officials plan an inspection to determine repairs and funding needs for affected areas.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
1
City records show storm damage and a preliminary assessment by Warren freeholders after a damaging storm. Officials plan an inspection to determine repairs and funding needs for affected areas.
An extensive inspection tour across Knowlton and Pahaquarry townships assessed County damage from a severe storm. Officials estimate extensive bridge rebuilding costs, with several structures washed away or severely damaged and plans to form an updated bridge program.
An unclear obituary fragment references a Mr Gervor and long service to Kastan. It mentions a Saturday marriage, a widow named Mrs Dewtth, and a death linked to his wife’s year-ago passing. A daughter Mire Carrier Hatmay of Easton is noted. fragmented lines obscure full details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows candidates, remarks on mayoral race, and endorsements. It mentions supporters, polling, and speculative outcomes with many garbled names and places, yielding a vague snapshot of local election discourse and candidate positioning.
A rambling first person account roams New York attractions from Coney Island to Brooklyn Bridge. The writer describes crowds, fashion, and urban scenes with vivid, sometimes chaotic memories of the city’s leisure life and distant travels.
Fragmented OCR reads as a long public notice and editorial note from a local paper. It mentions election timing, county matters, editor disclaimers, and references to Warrin county and Belvidere with scattered names and dates, but the legible facts are limited and pieces are garbled.
The fragmentary text hints at crowd reactions and social unrest with phrases about homes, sympathy for others, and a tense atmosphere. It references a police presence and personal longing, suggesting a historical scene of conflict and displacement.
Drake a well known Newark steam heater manufacturer died at his home in Tagkeletown after a series of strokes. He was a long time resident, survived by a widow and several children, with funeral arrangements to be announced by local undertakers.
A fragmented political scene in New Jersey shows supporters of Cor Overner and Ela Elds contesting the Democratic pre primary. The piece highlights factions within the party, calls for independence, and notes War Tittle’s stance as a rational, steady figure amid internal quarrels.
A misread dispatch cites Betwhere and Anes of Delaware guiding a preliminary field survey assisted by Wi buy Gadsner. Corthy proposes a suite for a new route, with officials referencing a major road project and its impact on local infrastructure including poles and telegraph lines.
The notice mentions Miss Bart Wills marrying a Mr. Broderick and beginning housekeeping in a house on Yommins Avenue, with parents Mrr and Mrs Ree Capers Wills of Watliigton, Meo tie, and Casaing Mee Connell involved in property.
A fragmented notice indicates a band engagement this week with a Friday night performance and a specified venue. It mentions a schedule change and local event details with unclear names and places. The reader is urged to follow upcoming listings for confirmation.
Letter from Lambert to public about ending contracts with Ruth Msey and merchants. It states no further payments on or after a specified date and references 2013.
An article details the winding up of affairs at a local bank and related property sales. It notes a single bidder for a property and outlines plans for a large public sale, with ongoing negotiations and committee actions amid receivership.
A garbled report from a town meeting notes concerns over dieters and transport, mentions the local hotel and nearby schools. It references fear and public safety issues tied to bombing threats and troop movements in a tense community setting.
Fragmented reader notes mention Leonie area activities and local figures in Peters Biter and Worrins Talla. Mentions of The Wietington Band performing at an upcoming high school event and a Mayheres Ayceesenn appearance are included along with references to a new shop by Joseph We Gait and a song release.
A garbled OCR snippet lists various food items and brand fragments such as Peppspiltig Pettey Nac Caramels Cipla and Salted Peanuts alongside scattered names. The text resembles a catalog or ad fragment with distorted product names and prices.
Washington defeats Phillipsburg in a rugged exhibition game as George Burns and fellow hitters spark a late rally. Scattered errors and strikeout flurries mark the proceedings, with Hughes and Scanlan dealing for the rivals and spectators predicting a strong Washington finish as the season opens.
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