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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
1
The Methodist church marks its tenth anniversary dedication and announces sufficient funds to pay all outstanding bonds. Parish leaders and members gather for services as plans move to retire debt with a focus on church prosperity and strengthened community outreach. The event includes testimonies, a financial report, and a pastorage sermon highlighting ongoing fundraising and renovations.
A man about eighty who had lived in Frenchtown vicinity for over thirty years was killed when struck by a Philintulphy express near Bel Deldraeks. Deaf at the time, he was described as highly respected in local society and a longtime member of the New Jersey Odd Fellows. He leaves a widow and two sons.
The article describes an August 25 excursion to Crapberry Lake, a popular scenic spot, drawing over fifteen hundred people from last year’s turnout. Arrangements are underway, with transport organized, meals planned, and activities including a visit to a cemetery site. Strong emphasis on future attendance and local sponsor efforts.
An investigation into Delaware River pollution reveals multiple improper discharge points and failing safeguards. Officials describe the contamination as a serious threat affecting nearby communities and the river’s health.
A troubled early 20th century note outlines a proposed change to a creek culvert near Washington Street. The plan involves moving the course of the Southwark creek over Gibson land, with eight or ten feet of new approach and a reinforced wall to protect the pedestrian walk. Construction is to be shared by street and other public works crews, with repairs long needed along the creek edge.
President Snyder names committees for the Corinisti Ynglesees Aid Association. Appointments include Transportation-Taynidon Curhnet chair Charles Sirow Corey Khaieher Music John W. Tunger Grant Heed Georga Crocker Dore Tall-Segimeur Taygin Olayenes Gulielky Charles Starker Printing and Judges George 13 Swayze John Ik Beobt Thomas Byrne Amusements John Tox Cintas Adller Tharts fey Bowlby Dhuneing Hagal Dalkangyedierks fug-Clinriea Teeorlor Smith.
A fragmented report describes a religious sect meeting near Bandits Lake led by a figure named King. The faithful reportedly boast large gatherings, diverse beliefs, and claims of prophetic visions while attracting attention from critics and authorities.
A lengthy report details New Jersey’s new liquor law and its Sunday business provisions. It notes widespread opposition from cities and counties while explaining the rule’s aim to curb delays and regulate sale hours. Local officials discuss enforcement, licensing, and the impact on taverns and hotels as voters weigh the change.
A disturbed man was charged after an incident near Phillipsburg involving threats to his wife. He was described as acting oddly and has a prior record, with authorities reporting a violent intent and plan to harm.
The obituary notes the death at home on Soliooter's Mountain of Peter L. Read aged 68 after long illness. Survived by wife Mary Al and children W., Ebner, Termin, Mrs. Vicor AfeCunu, Mrs. Philip Ort, Mrs. Benost Saunders, and Mrs. Elier Sore geunby. Funeral held at home yesterday with services. Tony Ferguson, 410 aie ban tony ih the Bb Olout Hotel. Warren county court appearance on Wednesday.
A long fragmentary report recalls a 1874 special election in a New Jersey borough with candidates including Missa, Carter, and Van Crevel. It notes turnout details, a vacancy filled by Dienk Vo Crevel, and mentions statewide political figures and speeches by Major Herrick and others. The text touches on commissions, post-election appointments, and local business ties to the Morris County area.
The Washington team edged their opponent 3 to 1 as pitching dominated and key hits sparked the victory. Christine led with clutch hits late, while Swick pitched well, and Uneketstown showcased steady defense in a tense late game showdown.
A long article discusses the Hudson River and Staten Island bridge proposals linked to the Lackawanna and other railroads. It notes the New York harbor authorities and river commissions weighing routes from Manhattan to New Jersey, with support for a persistent river crossing and opposition from some rail interests.
Workmen lay pipes along Monroe and Harman streets as buildings rise for a new gas plant in Washington. Contractors report progress toward supplying customers within ninety days, with the project including a 25,000 cubic foot capacity main and a large pump and storage system.
Monday afternoon a region in the upper county suffered considerable damage from hail. Crops including onions and celery were toppled. many homes and gardens reported broken windows and cracked roofs. Local residents describe a heavy, uneven storm with scattered debris and property disruption across Nig Croat Meadows.
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