Washington Star byline notes editors and owner
The Washington Star lists Charles L. Stryker as owner and Frank G. Andrews as local editor.
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Charles’ L. Stryker
Frank .G.andrews
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
9
Democratic Nominations for President and Vice President
The record notes nominations for president Atwood-Wieson of New Jersey and vice president Thomas R. Hy Ashe Agg. The source provides a brief political ticket listing with names and state affiliation.
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Atoodrow - Wieson of
New Jersey
Thomas
R HY Ashe
Scandals Stir as Campaign Finances Come Under Fire
A string of investigations into campaign funding reveals close ties between corporations and recent administrations. The controversy centers on a $125,000 contribution from Standard Oil, allegedly known to Roosevelt, who denies accepting it. Senators and governors debate the implications as election plans proceed amid ongoing inquiries.
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Topuhs Lien Campaten Cooerthiitens
Roosevelt Bie
Standard Oil Co
Boosevelt
Alli Trust
Thoogevalt
Pearose
Pennsylvania
Teasevalt
James Stoct
Political organizing and Democratic campaign call in Warren County
The document praises Wilson and Marshall as leaders and urges every Democratic voter to enroll in a Wilson or Marshall aligned group. It notes support in Warren County and surrounding counties, highlights Judge Westenat of Gardden as a potential US Senator candidate, and references the Baltimore Convention speech and high character of the candidate.
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Wilson-Marshall -Ciuts
Democratic Party
Lameok
Wilkens
Phillinsburs
Wilsons
Marshall Ela
Warren County
People's
Rank and Filérarie Party
Westeat
Gamden
Nu Warrencoi
Tinige Wesenit
Spoegh
Baltimore
Local Senate Entries Due Before September 8
A historical note states senators from Heininnsibas maist begfled 20 a before the primary on September 24. It explains deadlines as September 8 for submission. The Democracy are described in political conflict, with references to Republican and whird parties and a Herald mention.
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Senatoriai
Herald
Tad
Wilson’s New Spirit in Politics Promotes Conscience and Patience
The article credits Wilson with bringing a new spirit to politics, valuing principled differences and sincere belief. It argues he is not a professional politician, favors constitutional debate, and avoids overdefinitive statements, seeking patient reasoning.
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Wilson
Unclear political rally notes recount 1912 era figures
Fragmented OCR passage references Woodrow Wilson and Taft era figures, Newark meeting, party chairs, and upcoming elections. Mentions Sen Frank QO Trings and Senator Hdmanity Woihelve, with scattered names and locations. Ambiguous and incomplete content limits a precise summary.
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Republcan Party
Newark
Tha
Gontinee
Frank
QO. Trings
Hdmanity Woihelve
Gersenemunig
Taft Mic
Ann Marly Pall Weildins to Wed in Trenton Church Ceremony
Trenton society notes announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of Ann Marly Pall Weildins to Strebele Joseph Were. The ceremony will be at the church with a reception to follow at the Grand. A graduate of Alfred University she is active in church charity work and affiliated with local organizations.
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Ann Marly Pall Weildins
Trenton
Marthise of
Hinir
Mabel Linn
Strebele
Tratel Grand
Abfred University
C. E. Society
Pearth— Preehsterian Church Aid
World strange facts and figures headline
A garbled column cites global oddities and statistics including manna in Novara, low death rates, rising fiber import, oil and bread trade notes, and peculiar claims about Jerusalem, Ceyton, Missoury industry shifts, high preacher salaries, physicians versus clergy mortality, and a government plan to advertise the Phillipines with a $25 000 appropriation.
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Manna
Mila Capnige
Sprinsaeta
Unicel
Quelivd
Fastera
Turkestan
Australia
Oyats
Suez Carnal
Jerusalem
J. Teanard Levy
Pittsburgh
Walter
Alta Crncera
Bolivia
Phillipping Islands
Washingtons Tomb and Noted Intellectual Recollections
Fragmented text recounts Washington's Tomb with reflections on liberty and education. Mentions several historical figures and writers in a layered, unclear narrative about遗 and preface to a moral discourse. The piece mixes oblique anecdotes with misread OCR results.
A German Wedding and Other Vignettes
A jumble of comic snippets from a London Express style item and anecdotes from Hugo Arnot and Miss Ascum. It mixes a German wedding feast description with a cynical joke about marriage, changing ideals, and a shoe store quip, highlighting social mores and light humor.
Love and Friendship Through The Daylight Shadow
Fragmentary lines reflect on love and friendship as day progresses from morning to evening. The text hints at emotional contrasts and evolving connections under the sun.
Undefined Dutch Definition text fragment
The fragment references names Oscar Adolphs and a mysterious list of phrases about overcoming grief and evil. Readable details are limited. no clear event, place, or date is present to summarize a specific news item.
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Oscar
Adolphs Acunehelar
Isa
Boston
Shakespeare Sermon on Providence Shapes Human Thought
The essay argues Shakespeare centers life on Providence, praising his insights into humanity and the universe. It traces how his characters seek divine guidance, noting Merciful, just, and omnipotent powers shaping fate and virtue.
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Satanlot
Shakespeare
Michel
Rane
Werk
Willie
Mawbeth
Hhebard Thaml
Ariel
Cope Faverisely Andl Bradt
Peticioss
Aid Oistemanens
Atari Tore Ately
Gabe
Peitin
Muiny
Tis Own Paints of
Seth Cecard
Uyuralat
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Old Adan
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Mamler
Gan
Henry Vyts
Henry
Lories
Portia
Venice
Banquo
Shitesbeare
Hellef
Fragmentary OCR News Card Noted
The readable fragments mention names and places but lack full context or clear events. It appears as a damaged text snippet from a periodical with scattered references possibly to a weekly feature and a cantina setting.
Witt] Foolish remark in Bastia transcript noted
Fragmentary text references a remark about Fou and Hab-Well-P, with self-contradictory claims and a Bastia transcript context.
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Gompliments
Bastia
A 15 Year Stomach Trouble Healed by New Treatment
A patient writes of long lasting stomach pain, bowel trouble, and rheumatic pain until a doctor prescribed Atom Radio Institute therapy. The notice claims the treatment cured indigestion, gastritis, and related ailments, listing a toll free exam and addresses for Northwest and Boston locations.
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