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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
4
A lengthy editorial voice discusses Independence Day celebrate ideals and recent U S-Spain War outcomes. It condemns policy in the Philippines, urges adherence to founding principles, and predicts a possible peaceful resolution by 1900 while urging patriotism and unity.
The wedding of Miss Watson of Ar Mongland took place at the Presbyterian church in Asbury yesterday in a decorously arranged ceremony. Reverend Kennedy officiated, with Bertha Watson as bridesmaid and Charles Fritts as best man. Guests included numerous local families and merchants, and the couple departed for a honeymoon in New York, Saratoga Springs, and the Adirondacks.
The piece reports on national party platforms discussing press freedom and anti monopoly lines. It quotes H.F. Evks and references Chicago Record praise for republic loyalty. It also covers opinions on McKinley, Alger, and Hanna amid debates on censorship and presidential succession.
Grace Warner of Asbury breaks wrist while learning to ride a wheel during a Tuesday outing at the Home of Miss Maudenseho. Lewd, daughter of Mr and Mrs W. M. Heavener, bitten by a dog belonging to J. Wilkevur. Miss Lottie Parker of Speingtowned questions Miss Mind Lovely for a fortnight. Win Briuke of Beans Casula, working at the cement works, has a runaway incident Friday night. Tittle Maud Mutehler was with him and was thrown to the sidewalk, sustaining injuries. Frank Nixon badly burned his foot two weeks ago at a foundry near Phillipsborg and remains at home with pallors and pain. Mr and Mrs A. A. Sevaine returned after several days away visiting friends and relatives. Frank Nixon and daughter Agua are staying this week with her mother near Guoksvilles.
Antimony Cd Niper and residents of Washington, Port Murray, and Glen Gardner appear in a patchy Hackettatown item list. Mentions include election talk for George Slater, a death of Peter Lange, a sister widow Catharing Ort, a cow lost to sunstroke, and various household notices amid weather and farm life.
Fitts announces a special sale for July merchandise with broad stock beckoning customers. The notice invites shoppers to explore tempting assortments as the season begins.
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