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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names and places including New York Newark and Washington with scattered references to events and individuals. The text appears as a confused montage of names, dates, and phrases without coherent narrative or clear outcome.
Damaged text reports a Delaware area gathering with references to a prayer meeting, family names, and unclear events. The legible portions mention a siting near a house and various personal names, but specifics and outcomes are not decipherable.
A fragment mentions NGAP BABY and items such as hangers and suits. It references Way Dachaen & Sox in Eaeton Pa and a notice about a change of term or tariff. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events.
Bloomsbury social scene features visits by Mrs Hares Hannuf and Mrs George, with gatherings across Warren and New York. Presbyterian services in Princeton highlight Sunday and evening sermons. Asbury repairs and Welsh papering noted. Lafayette baseball fans celebrate a 100 to 0 win over NYU with strong pitching by Cinsey.
The column lists deaths, visits, and social events around Marksboro and Newark. It notes Mrs. Susan Wikrick’s death, a teacher couple Cherytown Wig shop, and community movements, with updates on neighbors, visits to Maywood Lanne, and upcoming elections for Bowwerth Liggae.
OCR fragment covers land deeds and transfers across multiple towns with dates in May and June. Mentions property sales, conveyances in Phillipsburg Washington and Hackettstown, and names such as Mary Le Tenking Lori Bowers and Jacob De Hoek. Also references a Hawkings Arnica Salve advertisement and a long list of unrelated items.
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