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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1895
Page
5
A collage of editorial notes and society items from The Washington Star. It cites political debates, bond sales, and signals rising spring prospects, highlighting figures like Governor Morton and Senator Voorhees, and endorsing commercial growth in Washington while urging business and property owners to prepare for a productive season.
Reading like garbled OCR, this fragment lists names, marriages, visits, and services. Mentions Mrs RoR Livley Wan Berty, Miss Beste Gasley, Walter Godies, Emin Williamson, and many others. Notes a Mermaid Show, burial, and church services with scattered place names and dates amid unclear syntax.
The Sutendhe fend proposes a appropriation bill authorizing three seifoining coasting battleships for the United States Navy. The plan references expenditures to Bethlehem Works and Carnegie Works totaling tens of millions, arguing for shipbuilding as vital to national defense and cheaper ships. Representative Dolliver asserts American shipbuilding capability is key to obtaining low-cost vessels.
The Port Warren area reports social events and local notices including gatherings of the Christian Endeavor Society led by Nellie Stryker and Lottie Gardner, family visits, skating attempt by young ladies, and a Friday dancing party at Jennie Halsbiver’s. Names include Howard, Lizeta Sialeh, Shipman, Benward, Gardiner, Hulsizer, Wolf, Stewart, and Denward, with moves to Guiontown and Trenton mentioned.
Readable bits describe social visits in Elterbeth and nearby towns, illness losses, and holiday religious events. Mentions Mr and Mrs Win, Mrs Lake, Squire Like, and Miss Gardner among others, with weekend travel and family gatherings noted, plus a Presbyterian church gathering and a Washington statue display by Mrs Lake.
Fragmented notice recounts Mr Deryan's swinity named Forest Horse and Ludi's Late hosting a Tuesday evening gathering on Ubarp Street. It mentions Mr and Mrs Aaron Murleit entertaining friends, and other locals like Dr Johnson, Hotel Cantracvoe visits, and remodeling at Clarendon. Little coherent detail remains amid garbled text.
A garbled excerpt discusses a remedy deemed acceptable in composition and beneficial in effect, mentioning a physician and a family named Josh Billage. The text is disjointed, with unclear meaning and several misspellings, offering little coherent narrative or concrete facts.
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