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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR of a New York World weekly issue showing promotions and price offers. Mentions Thelen Wee and APS Theat amid party campaigns and market notes. Indicates advertising sections with subscription rates and wider political coverage across pages.
In Newark on Saturday Judge Swazzo denied Jefery's bid for an order to examine Mr. Skinner before trial in a post office services claim. The action seeks compensation beyond government salary, with details debated on when and where the contract was made and who was involved. Election returns from several townships follow, noting Democratic and Republican wins in local races and road improvements.
The Mansion Hanns to Dover has been overhauled and refurnished at a cost of 315,000. Work on a new trolley line connecting Lambertville and Trenton is ready to begin. The Slinger Sowing Machine Co has contracted to build tenement conges in Nateong to aid workers. Editor John Kearns laments the death of his wife leaving six children motherless. Mrs Bier Apgar of Annandale dies after pneumonia childbirth. Over 90 persons enrolled in Newton M C A. committees seek a silo as the Nortolyan building, used by Daniel L, is noted.
Representatives of 178 lodges of the F and A M B L gather at Maniola Hall Trenton for the sixth session. The meeting notes a prosperous state and discusses the Burrington home for twelve children, leading to adoption of a resolution to build an orphanage. Officials including Grand Master W Holt Apgar and others are listed as present or mentioned in connection with the organization.
A garbled column lists a Baptist church history from 1818, notes a grave before the pulpit, and mentions various fraternal orders and local civic entities. It references the Board of Trade in Sussex, New Jersey, and names several lodge officers, with scattered advertisements for arnica salve and druggists.
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