Freemolders Take the Safe Course
Freemolders take a cautious path, choosing a safe course amid rising concerns. Affected workers ensure steady progress while safety measures tighten.
11 May 1905
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
1
Freemolders take a cautious path, choosing a safe course amid rising concerns. Affected workers ensure steady progress while safety measures tighten.
In the Washington Township scene local figures discuss appropriations for the current year and potential election impacts. The attorney general’s opinions split opinion on voter eligibility while a shift in funds and property tax issues stirs debate among residents and officials.
A fast jury verdict found both defendants guilty on adultery charges amid a chaotic Rockport session. The trial featured heated testimony, intense cross examination, and pointed arguments by prosecutors and defense counsel. The judge ordered the verdict read, with details of sentencing to follow in a later session.
Detectives describe a bungled burglary at Helv where masked intruders entered a courtroom with threats to prosecutors. The robbers took clothing and papers valued at low sums and cash, but fled before valuables could be recovered, leaving investigators to pursue leads.
Washington High School will hold graduation exercises on Friday in the Washington Opera House. About 100 graduates are expected, with performances by students including instrumental and vocal numbers. The Masonic Orphanage has received an organ donation from Cornish of New York, to be used for priest and song training. Carpenters are needed for related work.
Readable fragment outlines a Pen Argyl dispute involving Daughters of Joseph A Lundy, Henry Tandy, and Johnston. Female relatives flee to Washington and Bangor causing service attempts and a church summons. Lennon-Lundy household tensions rise with alleged assault and legal action upcoming.
A chaotic OCR record outlines a missionary gathering at a local church with denotable references to Rev Perotti and a Mandarin speaking audience. It notes prayers in multiple languages, a sermon, and a plea for support while praising Christian missions and condemning Western influences. The account reflects strong religious sentiment and local town reactions.
A crowded Washington School chemistry class hears a spirited talk on phosphorus as students recall a teacher led demonstration. The report details student reactions and notes the high school program promoting practical science education alongside industrial prospects for local firms.
Prospects at the Stevens Cabinet Company appear unsettled as reports reference a Washington enterprise, a forthcoming contract, and varying manufacturing variables. The damaged text hints at departmental promises and possible deals, with mentions of stock activity and near-term developments affecting work.
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