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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1896

Page

1

Trial of Carpenter for Mrs. Blackwell murder begins

Jury selection in Warren county court for the murder trial of Samuel G Carpenter of Easton Pa. over the death of his longtime companion Mrs Ray Blackwell. Prosecutor outlines relationship, gun purchase, and events leading to her death on April 25 1955 as evidence mounts against the defendant.

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Great Monday Storm Strips Town and Countryside

A severe Monday night flood swept through Washington and surrounding areas destroying bridges and crops. The flood damaged Brads Castle and Brass Castle, uprooting trees, washing out roads, and inundating farms, with Samuel Opdyke Sr noting his mill and garden were heavily hit as water carved new channels and exposed foundations.

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Washington Athletics Spring Series at Fourth of July

Brookslyn police report two Washington games on the Fourth, a doubleheader with two rain delays, seven hits and nine errors, yielding eight runs for Washington. Coldmore pitched well for Brooklyn, while Datsyuk Sullivan led Washington with sporadic offense in a game described as not important. Athletics also faced Argyl in a second game, with a score of 13 to 12 after eleven innings. Newark Kurens shut out by Tiemington. Allentown’s Anes split two games, and Mauch Chonks praised for pitching depth.

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Tragic Flood Damage Reports and Local Rescue Efforts

The storm causes cascading breaks along streams near Port Murray and Vienna, washing out banks and uprooting trees. Residents, including Mr Ketcham and his family, suffer losses as floodwater rises to neck level, with major property damage and halted rail and road traffic across the region.

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