Doctor Indicted in Girl's Death
Dr. Fey A. Shimer is indicted on two counts in connection with the death of a girl. The case alleges negligence and medical error leading to the fatal outcome.
14 May 1914
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
1
Dr. Fey A. Shimer is indicted on two counts in connection with the death of a girl. The case alleges negligence and medical error leading to the fatal outcome.
Indictments against Dr Gr Floyd Aliimer, a Pittsburgh physician, grow for the death of Eva Wamenn on March 8. The trial is set for May 20 with other price-holding charges and various defendants to be heard, including Morrow and Shimer, as prosecutors press a sensational legal proceeding in Warren County.
Public clamors for a joint arrangement as May 20 raid details appear mixed with names and charges. Larceny counts against Sara’s Oreedk and Gunnyen Wiliam and Howard Ebrie appear amid chaotic courtroom notes. Not guilty verdicts echoed in the fragmentary record.
An advertisement describes Warren county intends to award bids for a four mile macadam road between Washington and Oxford, with early start this year and completion next year. Plans approved by the street department and Commissioner Stevens. Local interest centers on extending from Dubleville to Hoops Gate Watsonsbur, affecting travel to Wyton.
A murky town council briefing indicates a public fountain project is nearing approval. The report notes negotiations with Verso Builders and references a tentative funding plan set for the upcoming Thursday meeting.
A general call for volunteers to shape a public park area in Washington is issued by a local association. The project aims to prepare the site for activities including a monument and park recreation. A group photo will be taken after the work for preservation for future generations.
The Washington Public Library executive committee decided last night to rent the living room of Morgan’s home for a reading room and to purchase furniture until permanent quarters can be obtained. Work to fit up the space begins Monday with the expectation the library will be in operation within a fort night if Morgan agrees to take charge.
Time Saturday night notice lists Baker Wan Welle and VWoestep at a square set event with tang a and tanga referenced in readable text.
Fragmentary OCR note describes two opera pieces titled Rake a Drift and Sophy p Piexsa Dent One with Edison references. It mentions two parts and all seats five cents, implying a local theater event with minimal pricing and unclear performers.
A chaotic city hearing on the Skalla Park pavilion case reveals disputes over who pays for a burned structure and how to fairly settle several mortgages totaling about 3000. Thomas Murphy of Pitipahurs leads the inquiry as representatives argue over insurance, costs, and settlement terms.
United States readers are urged to buy a patriotic premium from a large advertisement. The offer features a 1 by 3 foot flag with a full quota of stars for 93 cents plus seven cents mailing, with coupons and possible extra costs. The Star newspaper notes the promotion runs ahead of Memorial Day and Independence Day, urging display of the national emblem. Also mentioned is Captain States Latese Venture, involving a hotel sale dispute tied to Bond Broak hotel personnel and ownership by Low Zane, with a veteran hotel man taking charge amid delays and relocation details.
Fragmentary notice notes a matinee and evening show titled Bast Lynne in a western England Severn River valley scene featuring Mrs Henry Wood associated imagery. Prices listed as 9 and 10 cents for matinees and 10 and 20 cents for the evening performance.
Bakery advertisement notes goods available all day with specific service times at 11 am and 2 pm. Mentions bakers and daily operations. No clear location or exact dates provided.
Trees bud and grass greens as summer arrives. Lovers linger in warm air, signaling the season's bright days.
The piece notes spring mood rising with plans for outdoor events, political talk, and community preparations. It cites Parades and Decoration Day hints, local civic actions, and mentions upcoming discussions of Washington politics and municipal issues.
A new Methodist church rebuilt on the site of a previous fire burned March 6 last year drew large crowds for both morning and evening services. Rev Dr. Ed. Hubbard led a splendid sermon as former pastors and Warren County figures attended. The day featured music by Prof. Buck and solos by Mrs. Creveling and Miss Snyder, with total donations exceeding $1,209 toward finishing the structure.
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