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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
1
Lawmakers reel from flood of measures introduced Monday as Governor Mulky-Ms appoints a slate for Senate. The session opens amid debate on elections boards, licensing, and regulatory reforms with few clear results yet expected.
Governor Murphy sent to the Senate on Tuesday morning the appointments of Judge Alten, Bailientt, and Charles H. Carrick to a proposed six member board. The plan creates a State Board of Charities to oversee the state’s missions and institutions, aiming to consolidate supervision under one authority. The measure has generated years of discussion but little practical progress.
Fragmented court notes recount a controversial trial involving a defendant linked to Wilbur C. Nixon and a lawyer named Breyker. Witnesses confront courtroom disruptions as jurors debate invalid evidence and pressure to expedite the proceedings amid tension and protests.
A notice from Hotel Windsor reports a planned ownership change with Edward Polly as nephew facilitator. Property sales linked to the transition include multiple parcels on Monroe Street and adjacent avenues, with bids and transfers detailed to occur soon.
Morris county court last week heard the dog bite case of Milfur N Mawder vs. Port Murray owner Morrow and dog owner Gent, with Mawder seeking damages for bites and reputational harm. The judge granted Mawder a non suit after the plaintiff failed to prove the dogs' viciousness. the defendants were absolved of liability and Mawder awarded costs.
A contract between Lickuwanm Railroad and Allison Portland Cement Co links rail transport with local production. The plant near Saw Vil nee expects steady demand, backed by its quality claims and the railroad’s need for reliable freight cement. The arrangement aims to keep the Exitson plant busy and support community commerce.
A troubled announcement shows the Teligh and Madson Railroad halting a connection between Bolayila and Belvidere Montescherhild. The underperforming service, once busy, failed patronage prompts the Larkawanna to suspend the route and end local trains at Bustas.
A fragmented Washington newspaper tale describes the Daily Phantom phantom issue with Ancestor regent Lelparent the world and a long list of local developments. It notes weather, construction delays, railroad proposals, and political appointments involving Congressman Miller and others. A river of anecdotes includes an abandoned line, street openings, and spring repairs plus social notes on birthdays and stock moves.
A Sunday of strong Presbyterian activity in Washington highlights a morning sermon on the widow's might and a record parish collection of 665 with large evening gatherings. Nine professed faiths were reported, amid a revival push led by De Waite and others. Weather and crop losses loom, while preparations for ongoing services and parish halls continue through weeks of planned meetings and events.
A blaze in Glen Gardner damaged multiple structures on East Main Street including a stove store and nearby shops. Fire officials say the May event destroyed four or five buildings within the block, with one warehouse column badly scorched. Local interests report the inferno began near the Harvey Jove store and involved Lawl Young and Son's building repairs. Firefighters contained the flames after efforts that included salvaging goods from the Chen Gayla property and preventing spread to adjacent parcels.
An unclear notice describes a school work exhibit with a Combe Superintendent and various displays. It mentions exhibits on the county, Washington, and a BLT display by The Porte Wetote Company, inviting participation and noting a short session of the Country Uiehons Association.
A local business in Warren undergoes a large expansion and remodeling after 17 years of operation. Owner Mr Pitts will relocate the dry goods store into a single large space, upgrading the building to attract more customers and modernize the premises.
The Newton presbytery held its regular session with reports on evangelistic efforts, church vitality, and a focus on the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Resignations and appointments were noted, with congratulations to Oxford and Washington churches on revivals. A resolution urged prayer for missionaries and revival, as meetings adjourned to the Sussex district.
Mize Thon of Gaston recently baptized and remains devoted to the Gospel Herald Society in Easton and Washington. She left Easton after family opposition, pursued preaching and religious study, and returned to Washington to continue worship and teaching, denying rumors of romantic involvement and outlining plans to organize a youth class and mission stations.
In Warren county and the Eastern district, Republican factions prepare for next Saturday’s county committee meeting. Debates highlight leadership hopes and potential appointments as candidates press plans to field strong slates.
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