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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
12
There is a wide selection of styles in Vici, Patent Colt, Cin Metal and Russia Calf leather with lace and interlow options. The shopper seeking quality and value will find this rare opportunity, as stock is plentiful but may not last ten days or weeks.
Obituary notes the death of F.Li Damon a Mt Bethel resident after a lingering illness. Survived by widow Miss Charlette Swiyye and several children, funeral held at View M8 church. Mentions community figures and a long record of service. Also reports local weather and a tree that withstood extreme cold, with remarks by Lemuel Purdue of West Carlton Avenue about climate and a thermometer's accuracy.
Auction notice for farm stock and implements at a site near Kateville in Maryland township. Items include a team of horse and oxen, mower, cultivator, plows, drills, hay forks, harness, and tools, all in good condition and ready for delivery. Terms offer one year credit with no interest.
Nikola Tesla declares wireless electrical distribution is near, detailing a central station powering distant homes up to 100 miles away. He envisions tubes and lamps receiving power without wires, promising silent, high quality illumination and vast energy savings while outlining plans for domestic supply and future inventions.
The New York Star notes a Taft administration crisis threatening the Republican Party and the possible election of a Democratic House. Insurgent Republicans in the West gain influence amid calls for reform and opposition to Harding era Unity. Democrats in Congress push agendas as Roosevelt’s followers lean toward opposition. A Democratic victory appears likely if Republicans split, with March 4, 1913, in view.
A fragmented historical page narrates a mystery of murder and memory. It references a dream solved case involving Mr. Norway and his brother the naval officer, with a dramatic scene in Widebridge and a gauntlet of suspects. The piece weaves gossip, stage aside, and courtroom tension into a single lurid narrative.
A garbled transcript recalls a tense scene where residents discuss burglary defenses and safe locking. Amid memory fragments, a colonel figures in casual banter about thieves, a window, and a frozen expedition, with distant notes of explorers and dogs.
A clipped, readerly fragment shows a speaker addressing a father and praising courtesy within a religious congregation. The text mentions not admiring the close or the German, contrasting personal opinion with social manners.
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