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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary note outlines a sewerage scheme with mention of Borough Attorney Wirtroite r, Pe SMTit, and the Mayor. The text hints at sealing wiring and a call to address the system’s construction.
The store plans a countrywide opening sale from May 8 through July 17. The announcement notes the event begins at opening hour and that the shop remained closed for a day ahead of the sale to prepare. Located in Easton Pennsylvania.
The article discusses Washington residents weighing town governance and the fate of a proposed plant. It references the Fourth of July gathering, local leaders, and the potential dividend benefits, noting debates over appointment of officials, stock considerations, and the plant's profitability.
A lengthy circuit court session centered on a dispute involving Mangibeth farm and the Slater party. Deliberations produced a verdict and orders for further action, with attorneys arguing over damages and procedural questions, and Judge presiding as the panel weighed liability and remedies.
At Mansfield Lodge No. 4 OO. F a gathering centered on an emblem presented by Mr Sharp drew strong remarks. The ceremony involved a debated display and later events included a carriage incident near Oxford RFC with injuries described but not detailed. Local notices mention upcoming events and performances with times and locations, including Liver Spring and Washington Square, plus a student recital and lessons offered at a private home.
A jury returned a verdict of guilty in a murder case linked to an attack at a Methodist church pew on a March night. The defendant faced charges connected to the death of Polly, daughter of Edward Pour, as investigators pursued witnesses from the East and West.
Divnor at Ridhertived Estate is dead. Liaciertired Stuyvesant, owner of the great estate at Allamuchy, died suddenly early on Sunday in his sleep after a brief illness. He was 63, born as Stuyvesant Adhoevard, and later inherited the Stuyvesant estate. He was brother of Winthrop Ruthertarde and lived at his New York home on East 17th Street, while maintaining ties to Allamuchy and spending time in Paris during his career.
The Washington community reports a dramatic win by local boys over Hackettstown with a four to three finish. Errors by both sides fueled the tension as Slater and Pickle starred, while Opdyke and Morgan contributed key plays. Attendees praised the scrappy effort and a large crowd attended the postgame gathering.
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