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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
1
The legislature sees a wave of partisan bills introduced across committees and floors. Lawmakers push proposals on spending, governance, and policy shifts, with party lines guiding sponsorship and aims. Committees review measures as debate shapes early session priorities and public response.
The legislative session features numerous bills on taxation, property, and municipal governance. Amid clashes, notices of township elections surface with Oxford township campaigns, committee canvassing, and a mayoral figure amid local intrigue and transportation issues.
In a St Jelers ody Rector A O Fluttiner led a service honoring patriotic orders. Attendees included members of Junior Medhs Daughters of Liberty Patriots Luna of America and Gren Army of the Republic. Weather and illness limited attendance. remarks urged civic duty and reform via ballot. A separate notice notes a late sale at the Opera House for a light opera fundraiser with sales steady. Change to school line discussed, proposing abolition of the census and funding by pupil attendance with a new education board framework pending passage.
Deputy surrogate Aarcus A Hopler died at his home in Belvitero on Saturday night after several months illness. He served as deputy county clerk of Lanter dan county and later as surrogate under Charley B Sharp. Surviving widow and daughter mourn his untimely death as services were held yesterday.
Fragment from a 19th century issue outlines events for Washington Gan Club’s inauguration stope if weather cooperates. Highlights include a shooting contest with 36 entrants per district, prizes such as 1700 Dav and $25 in gold, and a sweepstake. Events occur at R Thatcher’s farm AC Wenstedt and feature local officials and organizers.
The Lackawanna Railway Company annual meeting in New York reelected presiding Truesdale and officials. The report shows a 1905 surplus of 1,607,173 after dividends, with longer Scranton to Hoboken runs and extended service. Crew changes include Engineer Davidson and the introduction of new schedules. station improvements and cost controls are noted.
A Danevaf doneison audience enjoyed cake and cream before the crowd dispersed. The entertainment committee included John WW. Longer as chairman and William Skinner among others. The clipping from the Gloucester Deliveras notes Mr. Frank Dall purchasing a clothing and gentlemen’s furnishings business in Washington Nod and taking possession, with associates including Mr. A. Marxaw of Philadelphia. The Newton gathering featured sermons, social exchanges, guests from Sparta and nearby towns, and a decorative display with Miss Cora Thoray and Miss Leona Williamson among others in white attire. Dr. and Mrs. Williams planned a New York to Washington tour, then to Belvidere, with further housekeeping arrangements noted. The Newton Herald ends with obituaries and church services at Montana and nearby regions, reflecting local civic and religious life.
Greenwich township council debates trolley route through Washington avenue. Freeholders plan to object to bridges used by the proposed company, citing structural limits and width. Officials schedule a March 6 meeting to discuss franchise terms and safeguards on road quality, speed, taxes, and term length. Burial notices and local obituaries accompany the long article, including Mrs. Rachel T. Beatty’s death and service details.
A Cedar Falls lodge hosted an informal entertainment featuring music, readings, and dramatic pictures. The program opened with remarks by Samuel W. Wollar, showcased patriotic images including Dewey and the Maine destruction, and included songs by a quartet and solos by James Don- Tittla. A phonograph then played several selections as the audience applauded. The event ended with a chorus performance and brief remarks by Professor Samuel Mhorntow.
Yesterday afternoon at the bridgroom parents home a wedding took place with about forty relatives present. The ceremony, conducted by the clergy, included vows and a reception with music and tokens. The bride wore white and carried a bouquet. attendants included Miss Pearl Thomas.
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