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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
1
A confused and misspelled OCR recounts a fatal shooting near a university campus and a passerby named Walter Deats. The fragment mentions places like Rivhis and Lieltiell University and hints at an investigation, guard response, and a hospital visit before Deats’s death.
Nonsensical OCR fragment describes a Taylor Street clash and mentions Enele Sats Bollters Metts and Toc Ale Teed Convhoys on the eighteenth, indicating a chaotic street disturbance with unclear details. The readable text names individuals tied to the incident but lacks concrete facts.
An OCR damaged draft describes crowds and soldiers amid a chaotic confrontation. It mentions Washington and various names, with shifting colors, shouted cheers, and street disturbances as troops and civilians clash in a tense urban setting.
Fragmentary OCR notes show multiple personal names and places with unclear actions. The readable parts do not form a coherent incident or event to summarize reliably.
A chaotic wartime report details the sinking of the Yankee warship and a submarine, with references to U boats, naval losses, and Allied concerns. The desolate panorama includes mentions of battles, bombardments, and strategic implications for American and Allied forces.
A traffic collision on Port Colden Road involved multiple vehicles and four injured occupants. One car struck a guardrail and two others sustained damage, with a driver stating they did not realize repairs were needed at the time of the mishap.
Wedding recounts a large ceremony held on lawns of the Caredines estate with Rev de ON officiating. Guests included 78 attendees, Mrs Eierhon Woehele of Huston sang, and Mr Gardner's relatives assisted with arrangements as representatives from the Phonograph Co attended from Weal Orange.
Heron de Mont and Abby ay Waveron were married this morning by the Church of the Asapmptia. The ceremony was conducted by Rector Mearathy. The couple is from Kik elistown and Masketalown, with families My and Mrshota Dewont listed as their relatives.
The meeting on the Sunday sale ban faced strong opposition led by Fountain the pastor as council members weighed changes. Arguments centered on enforcement, re election fears, and the impact on local business with Mayor Chetsubhe and other officials voicing concerns.
Fragmentary text describes a supposed assault or incident in Hackettstown involving a youth. Details are garbled and incomplete including references to clothes and a vehicle but no clear outcome or names. The report lacks verifiable facts.
Fragmentary text outlines a Wharton Street connection and a mill related project. Mentions a low mill, delivery or improvement plan, and a hoped-for outcome near Wharton. No clear dates, entities, or actions clearly established.
A fragmentary obituary note reports a person named David Stikew and Mee Dayhl Akker passing away at a rural home. The text mentions an eight year period and remaining friends in a small community, with little additional detail due to damaged OCR.
A worker named Williams died Monday morning after leaping from a moving vehicle near the New Village plant. The incident occurred during unloading operations as other workers continued their tasks at the site.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a parade of damaged terms and names with scattered phrases about events and people. Specific facts are unreadable, though hints of a ceremony or meeting and mentions of individuals or groups exist within scattered tokens.
Nutlee and Waring announce July and August opera events with Friday and Saturday evenings featuring The Mystery of the Double Cross on Mhursiday night. Metro presents Chad's Large Quiz Manin with performances by Cindy Werten and Trenpst-Pi Sewa alongside family friendly acts for children this weekend.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene surrounding a car incident linked to Dr Burd. Names and places appear distorted, with references to races, drivers, and possible legal or public notices interwoven. The readable core suggests an accident or mishap with unclear sequencing and characters.
A chaotic report describes a stolen goods incident involving Jr Fulper and a purse case, followed by a serious vehicle wreck on a Wilkin Road highway. Police recovered a bag and a reward was offered, while the scene included multiple injuries and a damaged vehicle with extensive repairs needed.
Fragmented OCR text describes road work funding disputes in Che township related to a bridge project. It notes contractor payments, a proposed public works plan, and resistance from a local committee about approving bills. The fragment mentions ACE and ongoing ponding issues affecting progress.
In a convoluted report a defender faces charges tied to Bargagh and Vroseshtor Baty. The text references battles, famine warnings, and legal actions amid broader regional turmoil. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the central thread concerns a trial linked to wartime shortages and a defended position.
Yorwlliger uyor son of Foxeph Tetwilliger of Newark appears in a local wedding notice. The couple, May and Maes Yor, plan to live near Sew fh and the Addielas area, reflecting transcribed wording from the segment.
Fragmentary OCR narrates road conditions and pedestrian hazards in a city borough, detailing rumbling humps, cracked surfaces, and sewer issues. It mentions the Washington Street area and local approaches to borough borders, with calls for safer roads and better maintenance.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals Tiare Lt Mathreyete Wilks and Mise Shibret Hlatiley, a hospital incident near Kastan hospital, and a sale at Mretareyele. Several garbled place names and dates appear, suggesting a disaster or accident report with casualties and a subsequent inquiry or sale.
A garbled account describes a traveler from New York heading by air to an event with firms and telecommunication mentions. The text implies a disrupted journey on a windy track with a ground edge and a heavy delay affecting the week.
Fragmentary OCR text describes people in a small town event with names Amy Re Yaak and Unger and mentions a quick dress and a tense scene. The readable lines suggest a social or theatrical setting with uncertain actions and dialogue.
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