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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
3
A fragmented notice describes a notable sale of pianos with unusual values and a call to devote efforts to place instruments in desired positions. The text hints at a long history of piano sales and a rare opportunity for buyers seeking quality instruments.
Regular price four hundred dollars. New upright pianos priced at three seventy five, three fifty, three twenty five each. Uprights traded in as factors. Pianola fifty five or sixty five notes offered at five hundred dollars. Payment terms included.
The Washington Star Supplement of March 26, 1914, reports a pointed open letter from a minister to Congressman Murtellster, denouncing personal attacks and urging independents to value honor. The narrative covers reactions by Mrs. Burteson, U.S. Post Office Department, and local political maneuvering around Bladensburg and Petersfield, with notes on public sentiment and party dynamics.
Local reports claim the Lackawanna Railroad may liquidate its U S Express Car unit and form an express branch with a new company to handle its express business. President Truesdale reportedly suggested such a move could boost the railroad’s overall operations and convenience, per a Stranton Tribune-Republican item.
Richard Fitcher bert, former State Senator Iren Mor ris, sued Newark Evening News for $160000 in a United Court action alleging defamation over a story about Mitchell Herbert seeking a retainer from Lehigh Valley Talkoad Company related to canal abandonment legislation. The trial featured cross party alignments. Herbert was found not guilty of conduct unbecoming a senator, while the political uproar left him an outcast though he finished his term.
List of appointed commissioners of deeds for Warren county includes Jum Courteviess Alpha Willian O'Neill Helvideres Clinton Pe Tatine Belvidere Talins Stone Greenwich Uarry Ey Frey Greentwich Chakeay Westbrook Tlope Courson Albert son Independence Knowlton J. M. Rockyfellow Chins field Chas Robert Carson Oxford Mary B. Welsh Al Lintoln Kelley Winies Ba Stith Olver Viow Phillipsburg Alexander Andur won Wrishington borough.
Miss Gail Kane has been selected by Geo M Cohan to portray Helena Vath in The Miracle Man a drama from the story by Frank L Packard. She will continue with the company at the Astor Theatre until August rehearsals begin with The Miracles Man slated for early September production by Cohan Harris.
Hackettstown hosts a meeting of local organizers aiming to form a capable athletic association. Plans describe funding, transportation, and admission costs, with emphasis on assembling a strong team, securing weekly games, and engaging community support.
An historic notice describes the spread of agricultural fairs in New Jersey counties. The department plans to deploy lecturers and demonstrators to fairs to show farmers better methods, promoting agricultural exhibits and farm products while noting past institutions declined due to unsuitable features.
Justices of Le Must Quality and Secretary of State Crater have issued notices targeting peace officers and officials to appear before the county clerk by May 1 to qualify as required by law. Elected justices include AY Seifert Alpha Jos Gyurkovics Edw Crowell J Bird Walter Miller Thomas Port Murray Whi Lear Phillipsburg Edward Stamety Alpha Teon Duckworth Finesville W G Creveling Washington Barro.
Operators Stailside Wireless Core weigh adopting a wireless system as many telegraph operators discuss the advisability of using it. Chirenee Smith of Lackawita and A B Seartoys of Port Murray plan private wireless stations with Mr. Smith studying telegraphy. Statth to install apparatus and towers, described as an electrical genius taking a special course in electrical work.
Congressman Archibald C Hart informs Warren County constituents of four aims and discusses Sussex courthouse proceedings on the opening day of April term. He states he will submit Annapolis and West Point appointments to competitive examination and notes 22000 pounds of seeds on hand for distribution.
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