Renewed Life in Monument Plans
Committee of Lodgemen holds a beneficial meeting outlining renewed life in Monument. Plans discussed focus on community improvement and civic engagement with emphasis on local projects and charitable work.
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16 May 1912
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
1
Local notices and memorials mixed with shop ads on May 14 sale
The page blends a funeral notice for John Bryan with distant relatives named in Muscat and Washington, plus a prominent Easton clothing advertisement and a Napoleon Street sale event. The fragmented text mentions a service at 10 o clock and a burial in Washington, with survivors and several interested relatives listed. An Easton store runs a two day trousers sale offering men’s suits over 910 with May 14 and 10 dates advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Northampton St
Washington Rumors Tie to Philadelphia Industries Ownership
A long unreadable clipping hints at ties between Washington figures and Philadelphia industries. It references ownership and control, plant operations, and possible corporate developments affecting local workers and family businesses amid a swirl of political and business names.
Distant Dream Factory Planned on West Wellington Avenue
A project proposes a modest industry on West Wellington Avenue by Chunk Bowers. The plan envisions a dream factory using a new concrete floor and a bleaching house. About $1,000 of machinery will be installed, aiming to start operations in about seven months with a skilled broom maker teaching the craft.
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Uiageiation
Princeda
Tioihe
Iasveg Winite Mat Cistemtul
Astic
Montly Sitges
Alun
Pringatun University
Sprurdiy
Heath
Adios Wait
U 8
Supreme Court
Stith- Veet Yh Piney
U 1 New
Dovyas
Channery
Bben
Urathon
Wuiloutor
Juades
Mannifaceome Troon
Arhinkaments
West Wrllington
Chunk Bowers
Maghcilnery
Youbesianufacturer
Intands
Local church meeting hints at regional sports results
The Washington Baptist church hosted a monthly gathering with remarks from speakers including Armstrong and Cooley. The June meeting of the association was noted to be at Phillipsburg high schools in Washington and Phillips. A listed game ended 0 to 4 with the former team and visiting Lean cited for their pitching difficulties.
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Reguder
Washington Baptist Church
Mantas
Martyn
Jekettetown
Moms Sorino
Key
Armstrong
Thurstyva
Hewceo
HL. Cooley
Washington
Phillips
Sataniding
Forimar
Phillipsburg
Chilipsburs
Wallington
Lisl
New Loyal Order Lodge Formed in Golden Maglhat
A new lodge of the Loyal Order of Hinehilecs will be installed in the Golden Maglhat on Monday evening with about 200 charter members. The lodge was organized by S. Ullniberry and A. Ellenberger of Danger, who have been active in the community.
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Ulniberry
A. Ellenberger
Danger
Notles Ww Property Owners Charge Request
An assembled group including Notles Ww Property Owners and agents from Washington proposes raising piloting charges from 2.60 to 2.75 per dus and increasing paper hanging price to at least eight shillings per double roll. The motion is presented with names such as Alin Wack Joseph Voorhess J M Porson Carpenter Nunn Ras Robertson Jon Dits and others pledging to seek approval.
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Notles
Thainistor Palatera
Piper Hangers
Washington
Hive Agro
Advindos
Alin Wack
Joseph Voorhess
J. M. Porson
Spectators Watch Telescope Episode At Local Hill
Charles Foddle arranges a telescope on a hillside to view a mysterious glow. Baddle, friends, and neighbors gather as the drama unfolds with a slipping watch and a claim about a wondrous machine near Port Colden.
Unclear historical figures and events from fragmented OCR lines
Fragmentary text references a person born in 986, a university setting, regiments or cadet topics, and various place names. The passage is garbled, with many nonstandard spellings and missing context, making precise facts or names uncertain. The readable elements suggest a biographical or institutional note but lack coherent narrative.
Demonstration At Boston Hospital On New Anostatic Method
A crowd gathered at Boston Hospital on Wednesday to witness a highlighted demonstration of a new form of anostatic. Officials and medical staff praised the method, and Dr Sid, backed by local physicians, scheduled a follow up demonstration at his office this afternoon for ten to twenty men who would subject themselves to the procedure.
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Smith
K. Maynar
Croweling
Boston
Wueaday
Severn
Lac
Local Printer Advertises Wide Range of Seeds and Tools
An old notice from Bryan's Flower Truck Farm at 282 Fast Washington Ave promotes various seeds and garden supplies. It highlights new pre order options for Aspachior printing and mentions multiple plant varieties like Coleus Carnnns Geomainms Sulvide Verbenrs. Readers are urged to place orders early.
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Coleus
Wililion
Lonzon
Bryan
Washington Ave
Unclear text fragment with scattered event notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions a parade, a train from Washington, a marching group, and candidates along a route. Specific names, places, dates, and coherent events are not readable. The piece appears to describe a ceremonial or political occasion with a parade and travel details but lacks discernible structure.
Washington widow Raub passes after sudden collapse
Mrs Raub, aged about 50, of Washington, died yesterday morning after a collapse. She leaves husband George Davith and one brother Chas Muese, with a sister Mrs Eble Heath. Funeral at Love of Raid New Cen Rob on Carton avenue Saturday afternoon. Burial in Wash Ituzlon cemetery.
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Dourh
Raub
Ieabelle
Do'elyek
Aiulisen A
Seyeinten
Washington
Nears
Washington Press
Ferhan Ohareh
Raulic
George Davith
Taghand
Chas
Ye Muese
Mackenstown
Eble Heath
Mrsic Caeintit
Record Price for Dank Steel shares at auction
Prices reached 251 per share at the Aimerlain House sale in Hinelettistown for Dank Steel stock owned by Mary Bowers et alick. The sale drew at least 20 bidders while the US bank stock offered previously had no public auction. Purchaser was Geo Mixon. Also noted were offers of 400 per share for other holdings and an unrelated wedding at a former Methodist parsonage with Geo Wyner and Elesta Opdyke as witnesses.
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Mary Bowers
Hhgesauby
Mixon
Geo
Hacholistown
Simee Tie Salu
Smith
Aa Oburig Tate Sachday
Saunday
Looplook
Jos
Mt Mes
Geo. Wyner
Stephens Duca
Elesta Hazel Opdyke
Rex
Mire Calden
Theo
Wea
Baseball Bugles Ready for Parade and Season Start
Local notes describe early season prep, parade plans, and team outlook. Mentions players from Bangor and North Carolina, practice with Southside, and a 13 to 9 win score for the South Side in a recent session.
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Washington
Oxford
Anon
Winshloetan
Inge
Bangor
Paterson
Mr. Streinkerr
North Carolia
Southside
Tein
Schnimpt
Anderson
Tntpton
Panya Uaim Gu
Bamidas
Thatcher
DU Bana
Alpha
Goldie Sutton
Memorial Day observance in Washington with church and civic groups
Memorial Day will be observed in Washington in the usual manner with patriotic organizations joining the Grand Army at the cemetery. Schoolchildren form a part of the ceremony and Rev DeWitt C Cobb pastor of the Second Methodist Church of Asbury Park will oversee grave decorations with lodge committees attending.
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Grand Army
L.moreh
DeWitt C. Cobb
Mf E
Asbury Parke
Governor and Harrisburg move on Ren Heath case
Gov Wilson and the Governor of Pennsylvania authorize a requisition for Ren Heath alias Frank Stone, the alleged horse thief, to face charges for entering Jacob F Miller's stable in Anderson. The Prosecutor plans to apply to Harrisburg on Wednesday. Heath is held in Philadelphia.
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Eitor Stryker
Gov. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Ren. Heath
Frank Stone
Altegort
Jacob Ft. Miller
Anderson
Ponwaylvenin
Harrisburg
Elenth
Philadelphia
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