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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
9
Fragmented notes and garbled names recount a crime scene inquiry. Officials describe an unsigned note as part of a broader motive in a homicide case with unclear suspects and contested insanity claims.
The readable content is highly garbled with many nonsensical phrases and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities. There are no clear people places organizations dates or outcomes to summarize.
The excerpt references alarming hospital crowding in New Jersey and calls attention to treatment rates and discharges. It mentions a criminal hospital idea, Evans, and a studio offering portraits and proofs, with a cryptic line about Johnston's Studio at 222 Ny Third St and brides in Haston.
Readable portions describe a sequence of lectures at a Boston based school with names and places that are partially garbled. Mentions include speakers, attendees, and a discussion tied to a civic or party context with various personal names scattered throughout.
Public sale details list farm implements and household items including horse gear and ladders. The notice also records the Patrons' Telephone Company stockholders meeting in Warren County, to be held January 6 1912 at Hope office for director election and further business.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Sarthe, Peet, Fey, Tuvan, Mises, We, Westchase, Medd, Ammeticn, Wadrivetdeiy, Flynn, Adamas, Goo, Pebbel, Otters, and Whea, with scattered terms like attend and manimager, suggesting a community register or meeting minutes with unclear context and numerous garbled details.
Local notice states Johnston's Photo Studio on 222 Third Street welcomes visitors with advertised fare and no extra photo price. Dells and Miller's are referenced in casual text, indicating nearby shops or attractions.
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