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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

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Colored Cook HS Smallpox Victories Highlight Strong Play

In a lively youth baseball report Washington defeated Norwich with tight fielding and smart base running. Star pitcher Munson guided the team through a tense final, while Norwich’s Simmons and Warkington stood out for quality hitting. Allentown’s upcoming visit and Easton’s slate loom large as crowds grow for local games and charity efforts.

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Washington High School to graduate six bright Veepta

The Washington High School commencement takes place tomorrow in the Opera House. A large crowd is expected for the program that opens with America Forever, features solos and readings, and ends with the class song and diplomas to both high and grammar school graduates.

Wishington High School Veepta Tomorrowyivenlag Wuahington High School Jedalag Itella Orchestra Rov Randolph Migs Miriam Speirs Plasa Oberon Bartha Betra Mish Sadin Oresaman Society of Books Ruskin Ggbay McDowell Pearl Etta Thompson Ma Qasay Martha Sparra Robert DeReamer Laigh Corl Nella M. Dalemer Kate Stryker Dilts H. Wilmot Eckel Charles H. Ford Augusta Yrepin Wilbur Li. Gardner Cora A. Gunsnules Wilbur L. Johnston Edith Lance Mary Edith Millam Pearl Patty Oliva Mae Roberto Johnston Mamie Krape Jennie L. Smith Marjorie Smith Jonnie Ethel Snyder Willian Spelva William M. Wright John W. “Anelli William A. Stryker Ray George P. Armstrong Juet

Flanagan Wins Fourth District Seat In Congress

Morristown man Tom Flanagan is elected as the new congressman from the old Fourth District and will take seat after a post election canvass. The light turnout across farming and rural areas reflected general voter indifference, with 121 votes for Flanagan and 90 in the western district, while the Canvassing Board will certify the results after twenty one days. Flanagan, a longtime business figure and horseman, was praised by the press for his stature and community ties as he readies for a likely campaign against Powers in the next election. A second item reports a Buffalo Express incident near Boonton where a mother and daughter were killed by the oncoming train as gates rose for the 6:19 pm crossing. The tragedy ends with the engine crew responding after the impact.

Central Rail Central Railroad Company Junction Cliftain Slopa Mann Juragy Trenton Fulper Alpaugh High Bridge Burk Central Road Foros Carpentera State Board of Health Apeak Ovar Clinton de- Witt Flanagan Morriatone Congress Planagan Ord Waa Flanagan Burdette Hore Fautero Washington Powlar Ganlal Belaxun Capedal Ho Nekthoe Flanaganis Firor Fianagan, Nay &, Co New York Te Hongse Little Folon Ivandros Sovereign Girl Morratown Fowler Lia Barre Ramiy Elizabeth Vinnagan Buffaloxpress Tyro Buffalo Express Boonton Polog Andrew Urab Clutebad Weandy Ano Miother

Coal Strike Continues With Looming Shortages Across Cities

The coal strike drags on with minimal progress since two to three weeks ago. Soft coal burning in major cities while smaller towns face shortages as Oxford’s Spencer mill closes and Phillipsburg plants run low. Strike costs climb to about thirty million dollars and rise daily by a further billion. The strategic move is to call out the soft coal region workers and halt supply entirely, amid minor clashes in Pennsylvania coal country.

Smaelier Oxford Phillipsburg Pennsylvania

Crether Escapes Stroudsburg Jail In Noted Break

Report of Charles Crother the notorious crook and convicted murderer escaping Stroudsburg jail after two men he ordered to stop at a bridge were fired upon. Authorities warn the trail heads toward the mountains as Crother possibly seeks banded Italian laborers, with Grathar and others also mentioned.

Big Bay Wreeholiders Warren County Board of Freeholder Clanne Gontiderec Oridge Pequest Creek Townsbury Hopes Blairstown Franklin and Greeswiel Clark George Nuon Bridge Manefield Township Charles Crother Aldo Shropona Thia Atello Grathar Bie Downe A. Masten Jenking

Memorial Service For Two Orders Draws Large Crowd

A joint memorial service was held Sunday for the Junior Moechantes and the Odd Fellows. Members marched, readings and prayers were offered, and the graves of deceased members were decorated with flowers, flags, and emblems.

J. H. Griffith Ranedolph

Death of Stewart Leo ex railroad man in New Vitago

Stewart Leo a former Lackawanna railroad man aged about forty five died at his home in Tolow Town after three weeks with typhoid fever. The funeral was held at the Stewart farms with Randolph conducting services and interment at Mt Lebanon cemetery. Nearby notices describe outdoor amusements and a planned public fountain donation by John Sapro Martin of New York in the borough of Busex.

O Worthy Society New Jersey Alva A. G. Wodlaver Yhar Tris Earlog Igna Tha Elpht Ypora Tha Tha Tata McKinlay Memorial D. J. Bostor Tnungl Conserunce I Volden Gludzen Erae Smith Port Colden Nunn Thurday Rhenmatlem Fort Murray Smith J. B. Nickerson Washington, D. C Bes Canries Croyeling Phillipsburg Gaerza Frank New York Dent Stewart Leo Huld Iain Stewart Ray Randolph Mt. Lebanon John Sapro Martin Hea Notic Busex

Sunday School Convention Ticket Sale to Denver, Colo

The D L W St BR Co will sell Jude Stat to 230 round trip tickets to Denver at the low rate of 7 15 75 good for return with August Stat. Some change side trips in Welcome with this invursion. For further information apply to local ticket agent.

Sunday School International Agsaclactan Denver Col Dune Judy Solms Jude Luclualve Danver Soma Cheng

Sermon on Virtue and Right Living at Graduation

Rev B Fogland delivered a graduation sermon at Washington M E Church on Joshua 1 8 urging pure thoughts lofty study and honest wealth. He warned against worship of money and urged readers to pursue God and service with lessons from Homer Bunyan Columbus Luther and Wesley. The service united with the Methodist church for the annual baccalaureate with music by Schumann and a large attentive audience.

Washington M. E B. Fogland Presbyterian Church Methodiste Fon al Thanges Earth Obriat Redeemer Carta Foola Thea Minn Elags Jarga Schmauek

Sullerlug a Great Tosa Strike Impacts Iron Industry

The coal strike causes large losses to Empira Steel and Tron Oo as blast furnaces shutter. In Pennsylvania demand remains strong with furnaces still active while other mills face closures. Thorwag Iron Co controls nearby iron properties and has been forced to bank trea of ten furnes as resumption stalls and hard coal supplies tighten.

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