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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
8
From neighboring counties reports a new towel factory at Newton will start operations this week. Local officials note mixed town news including a Stroudsburg protest, a hiring plan in Newton, and various small community happenings across the region.
General notes from Angus detailing the Tumnestown Exposition and a triennial congress in Saratoga. It records 16 votes to hold the next comulave in Chicago in 1910, plus Thaws selling coal mines to Pennsylvania for 22 million to fund a second trial. Also mentions a suicide by Diel, K Hoy, and Grover Cleveland's Old Home Week appearance with a Roosevelt monument dedication. Walter Johnson of Spokane praised for a long pitching streak and shutouts reaching 98 innings.
A fragmented item notes a Lehigh and Hudson Railroad brakeman Neil Meyers killed during coupling at Lambertville last Wednesday and reports orders to move to Warwick to comply with a new hour railroad law. It also covers freight rate hikes, a Lehigh Valley fatal train accident near Audover Furnace, and plans for upcoming Broadway productions and a conservatory scholarship program in Ithaca New York.
Fragments report Fitts at Forest House Budd’s Lake and celery shipments from Great Meadows. New Hampton’s mill closed by sheriff earlier with an execution. Epworth League convention held in Hackettstown. Rain and storm damaged celery and fruit at Green Meadows. Parole case involving Elvin Elohii of Mineaville. Knights of Mythfox to attend Netcong event. Warren county theaters and land deals noted. Several business and mortgage details include front assessments at a local fire insurer. Hackettstown banking remodeling bids and theater engagement announcements wrap the page.
Mt Tabor cathy meeting set for August at Rumson. Rumson died in Princeton last week. he originated functions in Saratoga and led innovations. Garfield Monument Association at Long Branch launches $10,000 fund for memorial. New Jersey agriculture courses begin December for residents over sixteen, twelve weeks, with modest fees. instruction focuses on practical farming and soil testing.
Daniel E. Martine of Plainfield issues a public statement announcing his candidacy for the gubernatorial seat. He pledges to seek votes honestly, remarks on party dynamics, and notes potential support from neighboring counties while criticizing rival candidates and praising moral courage and honesty as essential for a governor.
A fragmentary letter from a patient in Rochester addresses Dr. David Reunedy Rondont and describes illness symptoms miswritten as bereliis and a rash treated by a remedy called Henry S Bldrit jee. The note references a blood machine and mixed guidance, indicating unclear medical advice and dubious treatment.
The notice promotes agency for Fairbanks and Morse gasoline engines, U S Cream separators, Mole incubators, Sussex plows, and Wood laws with a claim that no one can snare lower prices.
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