29 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
1
A bank receiver has initiated legal action against Petty and several others. The move targets assets or accounts tied to the defendants in a suit filed this week, signaling enforcement of debts or judgments.
Public record details judgments against Washington National Bank and notes of Pett y and associates. Court proceedings show deposits to be paid as dividend timing remains uncertain with a March 2 hearing date and Comptroller orders pending.
Fragmented text praises colors and symbols like navy white and blue with references to a king and places. It mentions a grouting or fount and a city or region possibly named Tre King's We. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
A February storm dumped heavy rain and brought floods across Washington Square and nearby creeks. The Alower overflowed banks, basements flooded, and a foot of water covered streets. A horse barn and homes suffered damage as diversions and delays disrupted daily life. authorities noted power and road impacts, with closures and community warnings issued as the torrent moved through the region.
A special meeting of the Roar of Trade approved a resolution endorsing the state road from Washington to Titusville via Oxford, preferring it over the Brass Cistle-Cornigh route. The decision cites cost savings and faster service for residents, with contention over route sections toward Blairstown and local county seats. Also noted are Clinton County marriage announcements and a Washington wedding reported in brief.
Fae Cove and Mr Won were seen strolling Saturday night on Taylor Street between East Bowette and Nasties Tobasten. Police note no disorder, local witnesses report a quiet couple enjoying a late evening.
Morris County Senator Fitzherbert faces formal charges and must stand trial. Proceedings center on alleged misconduct linked to official duties. The case involves questions of legality and ethics, drawing attention from local residents and political observers.
A legislative hearing drew a crowd as Senator Fitzherbert faced charges over alleged payoffs linked to opposing acetylene use near rail lines. Witness testimony and cross-examinations highlighted claims of offers to influence jurors and the involvement of several New York figures in the bribery scheme.
A young man, Swolteer, plotted with Kinnaman to rob a factory office. They intended to steal pay envelopes and a small sum, about $70, from the desk, with Sweltzer and others joining in a downtown run. The plan unraveled as they left by South Lincoln Avenue and were later tracked toward the western part of town.
A long, tense article covers grand jury indictments against Gebhart and others in Hunterdon county. It cites editor Voorhees of the Advertiser, accusations over ballots printed last fall, and claims of partisan spite. Local election officials face arraignment as North Readington voters react.
Savina Sty Tes ts and partners from Pembergs & Terry showcase fashions at Washington Ave for the spring season. The event highlights silos and cloth designs with 80.70 pricing and a star venue at Mrvnel, New York, before final decisions on 1S cnt. BD ats.
An OCR fragment shows a dated diary like piece on family finances and morality, followed by political commentary. It includes references to income, education expenses, and a discussion of night and day banks, Prohibition, and local option. Names appear such as Ex-Governor Fort and Henry Toddston. The text also mentions Washington visits, and a notice about Predilissey in Rancher WI.
A chaotic report describes a Washington Opera meeting with Rev Kinsey and others discussing liquor policy and a telgram to the New Jersey Legislature urging public sentiment. It notes fundraising speeches, slogans, and a post on social issues. Also mentions Lan bach store salesmen enjoying a gathering at Nazareth Hall with many speeches and a supper.
A lively Senate session debated a local option proposal requiring a popular vote. Senators Nichols Leavitt and Gebhardt argued for hearings while others pressed for immediate action. Several related measures passed or stalled, including court changes and funding for a state exhibit, with discussions on age of consent and public records reform advancing in parts.
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