Unrst Pockabhooks Opens at Local College and High School
The Globe-Wernicke sectional case line is featured among standard wood wall styles. New book cases and desks are advertised as part of a display for a college and high school setting.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
3
The Globe-Wernicke sectional case line is featured among standard wood wall styles. New book cases and desks are advertised as part of a display for a college and high school setting.
Reads like an OCR fragment listing various local names, places, and events. Mentions Lehane Telephone Co, new pastor at St Marys Cath church, several deaths including Patrick Cavanaugh and John W. Stasted, hotel property transactions, and local legal actions. Contains numerous garbled spellings and unclear details across multiple towns and counties.
A mixed batch of town notices reports firm purchases and projects in Warren County. Leather Co. expands, cottages rise near Uidde Lake, and land deals surface at Mocketts town. Talks touch on tax apportionment, boarding-house openings, and tuition hikes at Sackettstown Seminary.
A damaged railroad fragment reports a Hoboken line collision and brake failure near a station. It mentions a train ground to pieces and a man struck, with vague references to towns and dates, reflecting chaotic OCR phrasing and minimal clear details.
Real estate transfer notices list several deeds with names and dates including Lebstob Alby Marshon and Larner to Brevilla Osmium of Hope. Entries mention consideration amounts around 31,591 and dates in June and August with properties in Belvidere Oxford and nearby towns.
A fragmented report notes Democrats and Republicans in Chicago raising funds to secure the next national convention. It mentions Governor Hughes of New York condemning injustice by the state and vetoing a bill. A Pennsylvanian farmer advertised for farm help and for estate managers, finding several applicants.
A 19th century column decries lawmakers for accepting gifts and perks during sessions. It alleges assembly members receive items from pen sets to brushes and towels, arguing the state bears the cost while benefits accrue to clerks and doorkeepers. The piece condemns graft as longstanding and urges reform.
Observers note Pavlo Warfield is performing in Newark this week as part of a Belasco linked tour. The New York Telegram reports a tense scene between Warfield and management over the rest of the run and possible Shakespearean plans for autumn.
A letter from Andrew Carnegie to David Homer Bates discusses serialization in The Telegraph and mentions The Cantucy Magazine and The Woman's Home Companion. The author praises Dinolis Path and Dolly Dia Logiess, noting public interest in colonial tales and ambitious literary projects.
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