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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
4
A compact Easton retail listing notesRad Ers property at 327 to 333 Northampton Street along with price figures 10.00 15.00 12.00 16.50 and 18.00 5.00 7.50 10.00 indicating a catalog of items or services with varied amounts.
Mrs James Henry hia returns from Newark visit as school closes for term. Funeral for DeRemer noted in Balvi dtre, a retired naval officer died in Washington. Mrs Youmans, sister of Mrs Lorenzo Trexoll, dies in Ohio. line of local relatives affected. Mill and farm news. church meetings start Jan 21. Local arrests, accidents, and social events across Philipsburg and Knowlton area described with various family updates and community happenings.
The Blairs town area records a 40-guest anniversary scene on the lakeshore, with a dining table and abundant provisions. News notes report local sales, property moves, school exhibits for the Lonia Exposition, and various social visits, revivals, and arrangements across Blairs town Hackettstown and nearby areas.
The report covers a fatally burned malt house at Hinchiffa Brewing in Faterron with $200,000 loss, a smallpox epidemic in Trenton, and a fund of $3,000 to combat the illness. It notes 150 Mt Holly residents fined for failing to clear sidewalks, and cites a 1904 real estate transfers ledger. It also advertises Kennedy’s Calomel gear and Electric Bitters with user testimonials.
Local notes report pensions and appointments, legal actions, and community events across Hackettstown and surrounding towns. Mentions include Elica Waldman’s pension, water company bids, a 14 000 acre tract visit, a double wedding, a typhoid death, a polar lecture planned by local churches, and a Brookyn inventor visiting Glen Gardner.
General notes report a scatter of events including a large crowd in Maryland, the General Conference of a church in Los Angeles May 4, and pianist Bind Tom set for New York. The Senate backs a monument for Harrison, and Japan-bound wheat payments exceed $5 million in two weeks. A New York rumor claims a woman lived with two husbands, an adopted child, and dogs. Bushnell, ex governor of Ohio, dies of apoplexy. The Commoner plans a daily issue in St. Louis amid a National Democratic Convention push. The Chicago bathhouse inspection drive expands to churches, theatres, and public safety upgrades. A Port Jervis sidewalk accident leads to $8,000 damages against the electric lighting firm. Congressional pay raises for national officers move forward. Dover car shop workers resume schedules. a local train master is appointed in Lambertville. Miller, a veteran Express Messenger, dies in Philadelphia. Rail operations scrap old services with new stops. local station personnel affected by age.
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