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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
1
Progress at the BK Edison plant is reported as promising for the region near New Village. Officials note continued development, job potential, and expected boosts to local commerce as the project advances through its current phase.
A detailed mid century report describes the Edison cement mill project near New Village, with earthworks at a high rate, topsoil removal, water drainage issues, and construction of a temporary machine shop and storehouse. The plan envisions a large Portland cement plant using automatic, continuous operation. a model mill at Orange illustrates expected efficiency and scale, while a truck shuttle and rail connections are discussed. The article also covers related rail line developments, local labor, and regional industry impact.
The state faces a volatile power struggle after Gov Goebel dies from injuries from the Tuesday shooting. Taylor, the Republican governor, leads the militia amid court clashes as Democrats press recognition from Washington. Loudon County calls a legislative meeting, while Behan claims succession ripe. A proposed compromise on a political money and property dispute surfaces amid tension.
A long lettered clash over a proposed trolley line from Euston to Washington borough, detailing rival attempts by Warren Traction Company and Easton Consolidated Traction to secure rights of way. Howard Mutchler leads, with Reading and others involved. public hear ing planned for March 5 amid tax and charter disputes.
Borough fathers confront tax issue over Frank Rounsavell as property buyer disputes tax, while trolley franchise plans draw public notice. Meeting covers alarm upgrades and police reappointments, with bids for lighting and insurance, and adjourns after council acts on tax relief and budget items.
Waihlurlou Manufacturing Company and the National Stool Company announce growth requiring more space. The Stool Company moves from the old Bowlby factory to on Broad Street while the Waihlurlou plant is overhauled and fitted with new machinery and lines. The plant will resume operations in the fall as upgrades proceed.
A near full Washington Presbyterian Church hosted what was likely its largest communion service last Sunday. Thirty-one new members joined the church by profession of faith or by letter, with fifteen receiving baptism earlier. A grand preparatory service Friday night preceded the main event, which concluded four weeks of special services that revived spiritual interest and energized the congregation under Pastor Bogland and Evangelist El wond.
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