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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1901

Page

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Train Wreck Tragedy At Lebanon County Collision

David Holkenberry of Lebanon survived a perilous ride after a central road train struck a wagon, lifting him to the pilot and dragging the wagon half a mile. Milly the wagon driver died, and several workers were injured as the engine halted near Bloombury. Funeral details and family notes follow, with local memorials in Warren County.

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Restless Christmas Tragedy In Village Parish

The community mourns Rev. J. W. Bell a beloved pastor who died after preaching in harsh winter weather. His wife and young children are left behind as neighbors recall his devotion and the sorrow that grips the town on Christmas Day.

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White and Black Lovers Defy Community Scorn in New Jersey

Hannah Lindaberry, a white widow, and David Lundy, a Black man, face communal backlash as their romance and plan to wed unfold. The piece chronicles their years together, Lundy’s past, a contested marriage, and neighbors’ fear of racial mixing, with court notices and local reactions.

Varloud Ugen William Rawe Altiwdih Lins Uther David Lundy David Davidés Lundy Hangah Veturan Ylazo Simmyfield William Washington Wheatey Ace Rowe Madon Muutin Dora Hannah Kler Divis Brad Struap Huiunab Hannah Lulwaye Toig Mann Dib Samaida Tony Haun Abe Tam Gho Mae David Moon Yard Davids Eagton

New Years resolutions tainted by town notices

A sprawling collection of humorous and local notices blends fiction with town affairs. The piece mocks reform vows from businessmen and citizens, cites a robust list of named residents, and highlights courtroom schedules, obituaries, elections, and social commentary, all rendered in a late 19th to early 20th century voice.

Chance Water Industry Nears Start at Changewater

Skurry & Co of New York buys the old American Snuff Co building at Changewater to house a woolen yarn mill. Plans call for 150 workers, with later expansion to 300–400 as the plant grows, starting machinery by March 15 and possibly a three-bay building next spring.

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Abandoned Quarry Pond Reveals Unusual Blind Fish

A long mishmash of reports describes a pond near Conwell Leal where a vanished quarry once held slate. Witnesses claim a strange blind fish population, possibly subterranean, with tales linking them to an old quarry disaster and a family legend about a boy refusing to share. Local observers, including William Oakes and Rooktly company, report failed attempts to catch the fish and debate their true origin.

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