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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
7
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Reports detail widespread issues with new voting machines causing misvotes and machine failures. Observers blame mechanical faults, prompting criticism from citizens and editors, with protests in Morris and Warren counties and a push for reform ahead of the next election.
Max Pohl a Basic Ore Mine Co. worker at Oxford was seriously hurt Monday evening while heading ore a cave-in buried him. He was rescued taken to surface and found to have back injuries and internal damage. Dr G C Tunisom consulting with Dr C B Smith. Initial plans to move him to Easton Hospital changed as he showed signs of movement.
The death of Mrs McNear wife of Theodore McNear, a cement company employee who moved to the area from Delaware about a year ago, occurred Sunday morning after a dinner visit from a suitor. Rev Rocroighy officiated at the Belville cemetery. She leaves her husband and children. The report mentions related details and local notices amid broader discussion of the St Louis Exposition plans.
Advertisement for clothing cleaning and finishing services. Offers dyeing cleaning and pressing for ladies, gents, and children's wear. Reads as a spring cleaning notice with care to preserve original shapes and finish. Lists items including ribbons laces veils feathers curtains carpets and covers.
The newly elected Board of Education met Thursday evening and reorganized for the coming year electing Wesley Fleming president and L. M. Shrope as district clerk. Shrope has served six years and will be paid 182.25 per year in advance.
Millinery section bright with spring merchandise and new arrivals for Easter shopping. Ready to wear hats priced from 75c to 2.29 with fresh textiles, lawns, whites, and dress goods on deep discounts. Men and women find new neckwear shirts shoes and kid gloves with guarantees and large shoe department expansion promised.
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