26 May 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Disjointed OCR reads of a traffic enforcement matter with names of individuals and references to fines and court actions. The fragment mentions driving a vehicle without a license, penalties, costs, and local officials, with several personal names and places.
An incident in which a man identified as Gans stole a horse valued at 15 cents, later sold it for 10 dollars, and fled toward Philadelphia is described. An officer apprehended him, placing iron cuffs on his wrists as counts were tallied.
Readable fragments reference buyers anxious for outfits and accessories for a Memorial Day outing. Mentions departments and locations like Easton, Pa and a few shop names. The text hints at stock, footwear, and hosiery categories.
An evening program at the Methodist church featured AhaliRIAn Prep and local performers under Min Chas. Wee Reims. The mixed concert faced interruptions from audience noise and odd stage issues. A later incident involved a disturbance and a security action ending with a person’s detention and a small property loss.
A cyclone east of Washington toppled fences uprooted trees and damaged buildings along the Washington to Port Colden stretch. Strong winds shattered greenhouse panes and swept away parts of a house front door. In light of the weather, livestock losses and agricultural damage were reported including chicks dying and others weakened.
The piece recounts mixed reactions to fireworks and liberty demonstrations, noting injuries and property concerns while authorities consider explosives restrictions. It reports May deaths in a local incident and details the life of Mrs. Taylor, a politically active widow connected to Democratic funds and Presbyterian service.
A detailed account describes a University of Oxford photograph sitting attended by many women and a photographer named Joan Howell. The piece notes only minor disruption from a potential stranger, with no serious incident during the session and mentions Halley’s Comet in distant context.
A damaged local passage describes a Summit town event hosted by a committee and figures including Mr Jehu We Clite and Rubra Lewin. It references municipal quarters and a path to civic duties amid unclear names and scattered phrases.
A court session adjourned with Williams discharged after penalties reduced. Wilkins faced discharge on indulgent terms. The Munterdon county case drew attention for disorder, while City of Webb Williams plans highlight developments. The Beachwood Hotel hosts editors as three hotels serve visitors. new buildings rise with rail and street activity.
A car driven by Miss Leren, 28, struck by a horse drawn carriage on Northampton Street near West Seventh Avenue in Boston. The horse bolted after wheels locked, sending the carriage into a tray stand in front of the Hay residence. Mrs. Sharp, daughter of Isac Lerch, aged 68, died minutes after the crash. Miss Leren was uninjured. she had worked at Lanbach's Store before her recent marriage to Frank Loveh.
The notice lists four specials with low prices for various meats and cheeses. It claims high quality compared to inferior grades and mentions specific items such as bologna frankfurts and shoulder cuts offered by CHILDS & Co.
An unusual morning pursuit followed by a swift elopement in Washington. Mr Pilitli Mann and Mrs Nina Co Mann traveled by automobile after a midnight plan to wed, meeting Justice Lindabarry to obtain a license and then tying the knot with a second ceremony performed nearby later the same day.
Unclear text describes Fowler delivering a hot shot into Kean Lupin during a game or event. Mentions Friday and ordinary prices. Details are fragmented and names unclear due to OCR errors.
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