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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
1
Reports describe a violent incident in Phillipsburg with multiple individuals involved, including a suspect accused of assault and related charges. Witnesses discuss confrontation at a public site, ongoing police investigation, and planned court action with details of arrests and arraignment forthcoming.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a comedy play titled Se Bronlwas Sirs and a Saturday performance. Mentions of theater groups, dates, and a local venue appear but details are obscured by garbled text. Names and exact locations are unreadable.
A report details Miss Wright of New Jersey attempting suicide by ingesting poison while en route to join her daughter, with neighbors and authorities noting nervous behavior and the suspect exchange of letters. It notes her distress, medical concerns, and ongoing investigations as she faced potential consequences.
A garbled, high tension legal notice describes court battles over damages for cutting bees and other disputes. It notes lawyers traveling to Newton for defense, a trial date looming, and mounting costs as the case progresses toward a resolution.
A disordered report notes a Tuesday night meeting of the Washington Athena association with mentions of members and leadership. It references financial matters, membership totals, and mentorship applications, though many names and terms are garbled.
Fragmentary wartime report highlights European belligerents with focus on Britain and Germany. Mentions antiwar sentiment and measures, tax or payroll references, and a figure of $100 per year in a wartime context. Includes garbled names and places, unclear dates, and partial phrases from the conflict period.
The document outlines a next year budget of 21 485 with various allocations and pension-like items. It lists vacancies and salary figures for multiple staff, including detailed line items for wages, allowances, and administrative costs across departments and possible contracts.
Local businessmen plan a motor bus service linking Washington and Hampton via Gore Street and Gardnee, citing growing demand. The proposal includes improved routes and schedules to serve the busy corridor, with promise of reliable daily operations and community benefit.
An OCR fragment from a Newport News notice mentions individuals Tenor Teadlis Ty' Ceveit Wilton Uaeiang and a son of Do aL Vinisyelle of Rew Dajis N.Y with unclear context or roles. partial phrases suggest a Delaware connection and a date or event but the text is severely garbled.
In a dramatic jail incident Feley allegedly ingested poison escaping death from a mysterious plight. The account describes a tense scene with a failed attempt, a struggle, and medical intervention as authorities investigate motives and sequence of events.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday evening event at a church with names such as Cole, Ogden, and Brarth. Mentions promises and a planned gathering, with unclear details about attendees and outcomes.
The governor supports relocating the state prison citing damp conditions and seeks an appropriation above 125000 for redeveloping Morrison stock at the state line. He claims the state budget will balance by November with a 3500000 surplus after adjustments and criticizes current finances, urging legislative action on roads and commissions.
The readable fragments describe a marriage ceremony conducted by Rev Ww A with mentions of a couple, ten children, and gifts including silverware and jewelry. Numerous garbled names and places appear, hinting at a ceremonial record with customary tokens and attendees, but the text is heavily corrupted.
The deceased Annie Seth farewell services were held Tuesday afternoon at her home. The obituary lists her two sisters Mary Sith and Marcia Smith, and brothers Jesse Smith and Abra. The text also mentions relations in New York and Hackett in a somber family notice.
Fragmentary report notes a wedding between William Garton and William Barbar at Port Colden. The text also references a death on Wednesday and mentions family members including a daughter and a son, with incomplete details about locations and relations.
A garbled Warren County page discusses a mayoral or civic dispute touching morality and women drivers. It references Boston figures, local figures like Maston and Mastons, and calls for action on social issues, housing, and transportation policy amid a broader public debate.
Fragmentary report outlines an agricultural congress or meeting at Brass Castle Warren County New Jersey. Fellows discuss farm education and extension work with experts addressing topics including dairy farming and orchard management.
Amid Haveraia negotiations a schooled assembly reassigns long lists of committees and appoints new chairmen. Notable joints include Industry Belo for Girls and Treasurers Accounts while other panels focus on Seniors, Building, Boys Groundwork, and State Hospitals, reflecting ongoing reorganization.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Delaware woman named Lacy Morning with a long residence and mentions survivors, including a spouse or daughter. The exact relationships and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
Readable fragments describe a political contest favoring prohibitionists with mentions of names and places in a period tone. The text hints at a victory and a public stance on temperance related policy.
The decision upholds the Webb Kay amendment and federal authority to ban interstate liquor shipments. Chief Justice White asserts Congress may regulate national commerce to prevent violations and preserve prohibition aims.
Fragmented text recounts a rural meeting with mentions of officials and towns. Names include Barker, Preshleat, Gilda Bourg, and officials from Washington and Hettena. The passage lists attendees and places such as Vienna and Hannton, with unclear roles and outcomes.
At Washington's Temple of Biotlon Pieces a Saturday night program features "Sich Devil cai Wore" with Flomaice La Badle. Admission for the first show is 7:15 p m and the second at 9 p m with parquet seating and orchestra.
The December term heard nine indictments including fornication and manslaughter charges. Several defendants faced fines and prison terms. witnesses described a struggle at a Belvidere area home and a stormy defense. The court adjourned pending further proceedings and a $100 fine was imposed in one case.
A sledding accident near Hope leaves a young man seriously injured with leg injuries. Witnesses report a difficult rescue and transport to a local hospital, while a widow, Mrs. Huth Ain Paylow, mourns the loss of her husband. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday morning.
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