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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
1
The United States Supreme Court upholds the conviction and judgment of the state courts in a case involving Andrews. The ruling confirms the lower court rulings and preserves the prior findings of guilt and sentencing.
The United States Supreme Court issued a long opinion in the George Andrews murder case against Sheriff Benjamin Swarts of Warren County. Andrews, indicted in 1905 for murdering Tessie Andrews, was convicted in 1901. defense claimed suicide. The court sustained the conviction and reversed lower courts, with costs. The piece outlines subsequent motions, writs, and legal strategy, including habeas corpus and delays, and notes related cases and local execution issues.
In Albany Somerset Republican Mr Somers presses for an official report on last year’s contested Lippincott-Champ election case. Debate centers on committee reports, proposed labor board reforms, and a new state council to oversee labor, with shifts in arbitration and inspector roles. The House and Senate ease into routine business as bills move forward amid party maneuvering.
A crowded court session near Washington hears guilty pleas and arraignments in cases including theft and homicide. Indictments involve Bethel, Echounmaker, and Mehler, with proceedings detailing divorce, alimony, and public protests. A separate note covers gains in church membership at the Washington Presbyterian Church and ongoing evangelistic activities.
A fragmented 19th century cooking column lists recipes and ingredient amounts for potato salad, sponge cake, nut bread, cornbread and puddings. It shows multiple names and places like Washington, Mrs. J. Wishington, and Mrs. Mary C. Gatues with dated tone, offering practical kitchen guidance amid other notes.
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