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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1904
Page
1
The item describes cradle roll activity and local school notes with references to area figures and events. Mentions include Adams, Leermury, Perkins and Zion, with focus on community celebrations, taxes, and local institutions.
A confusing OCR文本 describes a poisoning scare at Cov Dial Clubhouse on Sunday involving Miss Carpenter and others. It notes powders prescribed by a physician, a rescue by hotel staff, and recovery by Tuesday. It mentions a heart depressant effect and a dramatic but nonfatal outcome.
Spring 75 sale boosts up to date fashion as Win Laubach & Son promotes lower prices on staple suits, novelty items, and cheviots. Casual dress wear drops from $7.80 to $33, with reductions spanning $10 to $22.50 and more, highlighting spring weights and fabrics for the season.
Amid a recent bidding round, Ro vsoomithe of the bowed of frea holders and Columlitr Elder for Whibipehurge report submitted proposals in the Die Gamat rtet. The Calh firm won the contract for the Morris tummptke segment through opateang township to Phillipsburg Jing, covering one-link miles. The winner secured the can- Cone for Ge eoelevetion Sofane and one fourth miles of aamendam from Shi iner's Corner to Stith Valley in Pohat township, outlining the full Warren county construction plan.
A wedding ceremony will take place this afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Chartes Aanerniay, on Thullroail Aves. The couple, Roy McCauley and Miry Diveopart, will be wed by a local minister. A reception and celebration with Persian trimmings are planned, followed by a trip to Philadelphia and Washington D C. They will reside in Warwick North Carolina after the wedding.
Aubach s May Sale of Ladies Mustin Underwear begins Saturday May 14 Thousands of new garments for ladies Vians and children are ready for May sillvy ng assortment of gowns and drawers corsets skirts and other items Sale runs through May with large stock and special pricing See Lambtch Son Kastan Bran Thyleas Weel for details Prices listed include a World 3000 player in advance
In Easton the Orphans Court hears the Reese estate settlement, with executor disputes and tax questions tied to a May life oath. Attorneys argued over notes and inheritance, while witnesses described heirs and the will’s peculiar language. The case centers on the accounting, exemptions, and custody of funds as the court sets dates for further actions.
A garbled notice from Washington lists piano and organ bargains with phrases like Needham Factory and items in good condition. It mentions bidders and a sale date, noting various brands and sources, though details are unclear.
A court ruling addresses a dispute over property and local governance. The document cites judge Sterker and references a borough matter with the death of a key witness. Proceedings mention Morrow, Magee, and Glen Ehceeties Cer, noting a void borough and tied rulings affecting local groups and community ties.
Fragmented game recap notes an evenly matched contest between Rastomnd Comets and Wils Ingten Tede. Ninth inning errors by Agputerd and Ervin set stage for a Canes rally, with Cragg and Wyv in the middle. Multiple players named in scattered, unclear lines reflect a lively but unreadable antique sporting blip.
The readable fragments refer to elections and local figures, mentioning Sprinklers, hands, and coast winds. Names like Marjorie, Donne, and Gren appear amid garbled phrases about West Wing and Molten. The text shows scattered references to towns, wards, and dates without coherent narrative or outcome.
The Phillipsburg team led by Guest opened the season at Phillipsburg last Saturday with mixed results against local rivals. Scores referenced include a 210 to 0 line and several upcoming games against Darir aon, Lafayette, and Portia. Weather and field conditions may influence attendance as teams plan strengthening and training for future contests.
A passenger on a train near Eugtay overheard discussion about starting a glass factory by the Stevens Co. to employ about a dozen workers. The plan aims to set up quarters in Hylandas and develop a sizeable local industry that could grow substantially.
Notice states no appease to Uetila by Jers on May 14 in Saree nie and Tot attend watt. HDS Appeals Swithiont jury will be tried May heir, Rownasny Fini, Pounty Clerk.
Fragmentary notice reports a quiet wedding involving a Hearn and Creemiesh families with Edith Gordini and others. The text mentions locations on Cornish and Miyhaniy streets and a pregnancy tied to Mrs Chordai, with planning around West Washligarse.
The text records a wedding or ceremony near We borough involving Miss Roxie Jie Memin and family members, with references to Ole Walle and WY Reed of Mena. A Presbyterian ceremony is noted for April 7, and a further event at the State Nimri School in Lasu Strouse is mentioned, detailing community health and parental ties.
A fragmented marriage notice mentions Miss Mier visiting and ties to Major of Taio Mele and Major of Lymone yfield. The garbled text references religious figures and a forthcoming event, with implied kinship links and social connections between two families.
Readable fragments report a Republican state convention proceeding in Trentom and a split in support for Roosevelt and Stokes. Delegates were elected amid factional tension, with observers noting a tight race in several districts and a parallel local primary election in a nearby shop.
Fragmented text mentions coffee and tea pricing, daily routines, and a note about shopping at a local store. It references a palate of miscellaneous items including caramels and weather hints. The readable parts imply habitual purchases and pricing in a small town context with occasional dates and places.
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