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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1901

Page

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Spring Elections In Cities Face Heavy Opposition

Massive bill battles dominate New Jersey state politics with a plan to abandon the canal system and open Jersey City to the Lehigh Valley railroad. The Anti-Spring Election Bill also advances amid partisan resistance, promising a heated legislative fight as both parties mobilize. Local notices include a wedding at the bride’s home with detailed family attendance and gifts.

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Tragic death of Patrick Hayes on Washington Avenue track

The article details the fatal accident involving Patrick Hayes who fell while aboard a moving freight train near Washington Avenue culvert. It describes emergency response, transport of his body to Hoboken, and reactions from family, union members, and railroad officials. Hayes, a veteran railroad man with substantial life insurance and leadership roles, is remembered amid broader labor tensions and safety concerns at the time.

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New Fast Mail Service Links New York to Western Cities

A new sixty foot postal car train speeds mail from New York to western cities via Luckawonps route. Five mail cars depart New York at 2:00 PM, arriving at Chicago or Buffalo hubs by mid afternoon, enabling morning newspapers to reach cities such as Syracuse Philadelphia and Cleveland up to ten hours earlier. The service includes sleeping and dining facilities and shortens lead times for cross country mail and publications.

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Dawes Named New Mayor of Blairstown Bank Post

Dawes, longtime Washington official and son of former Judge Wes H. Dawes, is chosen by the Blairstown bank board to lead the new Blairstown Mattoriat Bank. He succeeds in a swift transition with his brother George B. Dawes aiding as postmaster and a warm reception from community leaders.

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Washington era pageant draws crowds at old chapel

A fragile historical account recalls an evening at a large chapel where George and Martha Washington and other prominent figures of their era returned to earth for a festive display. The event featured parlor theatrics, industrial exhibits, and a lively social scene with bands, speeches, and widespread public interest.

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New Jersey Public School Fund History and Debate

A detailed review of New Jersey school funding, tracing the Public School Fund from bonds of the Camden and Amboy Railroad to state appropriations. The article notes pro rata distribution to districts, political proposals to expand the fund, and the evolving tax structure. It discusses superintendent costs, riparian fund revenues, and the push toward broader support for rural schools amid rising state expenditures.

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