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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
1
Jubilee celebration in Warren County marks a historic charter event titled Phillipsburgs Charter. Highlights include a high profile gathering and community events noting the most significant jubilee in the area.
Large crowds fill the town for a weekend carnival with a grand parade on Main Street. The event features decorated floats, prize-winning costumes, music, and a fireworks display, drawing visitors from nearby towns and celebrating municipal pride amid hot summer weather.
Wai O'Nel a Warren leader and longtime Democratic figure dies after a lengthy career. He owned the Warren Journal, led county politics, and served as a director of the Warren Wood Working Co. He leaves two daughters and siblings, and his funeral is held at the family plot. In a separate note, John Wiley is bitten by a cross dog at the Totin home, with injuries to his arm.
In Stewartsville county court General Snyder was charged with cruelty and improper conduct. The case was adjourned from Monday to July 10 as attorneys and witnesses prepared. Henry Johnston and others appeared on related charges. A separate case against Harry Christine for cruelty to a horse resulted in a $10 fine and costs.
In a 19th century case, Titebard N Johnsony son of Jacob Johnson faced a court matter in Washington. The record notes marriage and separation events around 1904, with Attorney Wh A Stryker representing the petitioner.
At a council session the sewer project faced delays over payment and design faults. Officials debated costs, whistle tests, and the involvement of contractors to fix disposal works while fire drills and staffing questions drew attention.
A wedding in Changewater is noted with details of the bride and groom and witnesses. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Wert and the couple, with relatives and friends traveling from nearby towns. The bride has recently returned from Ireland with her spouse.
A July wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Lewis on Vanmmt Street with Miss Gertyda mmr Bets and Mr. Benjamin Wank Onden of Eig as part of the ceremony. Reverend Feb. Wert officiated in a decayed parlor filled with pink and white flowers, as guests from Fase Opinpee, dor sey City, and Washington joined. The couple exited to Albany after a brief celebration, later residing on Glenweon Avenue.
In Warren County a well known Newton contractor, Anthony O'Donnell, disappeared Thursday and was found Friday evening dead by apparent self inflicted means after authorities traced his movements near a church. Investigators linked financial strain from mortgages and factory troubles to his actions. Members of the church and local business leaders recall his prominence and ties to the community.
A lively Belvideres Park team dominates a local meet with strong finishes across events. The Frolicsome squad shows depth and speed, securing multiple podium spots and signaling growing momentum for the season.
Washington loses to Belvidere 7 to 2 as pitching falters and fielding errors pile up. Gordon pitched five innings but miscues and stolen bases by Gutierrez and others swing the game, while Be lvidere capitalizes on miscues in the later frames.
The readable text describes a damaged newspaper fragment mentioning sales and items such as suits and carpets. It references a rumination sale and various unclear names and places, but lacks coherent detail or a clear event.
A group recalls a moonlit focus on Galilee's shore near a Franciscan monastery. They describe the lake's calm, a supernatural ring on the water, and the remembered biblical scenes as they ponder Jesus and the gospel amid visitors and locals.
The article notes the US Tariff Commission will examine express company tariffs last Saturday approved measures for price cuts and compares new rates with existing ones. It mentions anticipated months needed for analysis and potential effects on European trade and related revenues.
Thomas Whitg, a 39 year old barber known as White, died at his home in Bethlehem after six weeks of illness. Survived by three sons Jacobius Bethlehem William of Morristown and George of Washington. mother Mrs Rosanna White. four sisters Mrs Sarah Watt Mrs Rose Robinson. brothers John Anson. Pastor Rose of Bethlehem will conduct the funeral from his home with burial in the cemetery.
A Belvidere wedding scene ends with Miss Martha De George of Dover playing wedding bows as a bride wears live rose and white satin. Reverend J Hampton presides at the ceremony followed by a lawn reception for intimate friends and relatives.
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