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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
1
Two Knowlton farmers were convicted of brush burning and each fined $50 plus costs. The lengthy court transcript lists diverse testimonies and references to local residents, with the verdict delivered after a detailed session.
A fragmentary OCR passage lists many names and places in a dated wedding or church event. It mentions individuals like Frankford and Campbell and a rector of St Peter's church, with scattered references to ceremony attendance and home towns.
A garbled passage references a children's home society, various people, assets, and duties amid a siege. It mentions children, guardians, reporters, meetings, and legal actions, but the exact events and names are unclear due to the damaged text.
Fragmentary text references cinema and distribution terms, mentions publishers, subscribers, and a public notice style. Contains garbled names and phrases, hard to extract coherent event or person details.
A rural resident of Washington who lived there for over thirty years, Mrs Andrew Fortinian died recently. She is survived by two sons, Tacnadrd Tortie of Pougde heopsle and Joseph TWortnian of Phililusbure. Burial was at Ashbury cemetery on the Black Dianne express line, with services in Mt Pigguh A.
OCR fragment contains numerous unreadable phrases and distorted names. It mentions various terms like Jane, Verwtie, Veron, Benigrathy, and Mate, with scattered references to places and people, but no coherent event or clear context identifiable.
The readable portions hint at religious meetings in Brooklyn and Austria Hungary, with references to a mission in Brooklyn and cultural notes about Gentiles and customs. The OCR is garbled, but indicates a historical discussion of people, places, and religious studies.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and actions with uncertain context. It names Walters, Sivejee, Fridry, Is, Milan, Bushs, DIned, and DANE among others, but the overall events and relationships remain unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions Meagher and J Menvhours of the Epildivan Gans Leese with references to trials or hearings. Several garbled lines suggest a legal proceeding or verdict but key details and context are unreadable.
A ten year old boy, Matson, died in Newark during a family trip. The article mentions the death occurred while the family was in town for Labor Day events and references a raid by authorities. His mother and other relatives are named, and it notes the family planned a Washington visit. Authorities provide limited details.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a long discourse about a governor, constitutional matters, commissions, and legal actions. It mentions names like Ahampson and references to court review, the state administration, and mentions of a night meeting. The fragmentary material is difficult to parse into a single coherent event.
Readable fragments reveal names like Linda Teurar and Valente, plus mentions of a Saturday event and a Walnut Cady sale. A physician involvement and orders appear, with references to a sheriff like setting and a local public sale context.
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