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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented report describes a wreck involving a passenger engine and a derailed train car. Despite confusion, multiple names and places appear as witnesses and potential officials assess damage and investigate the incident.
A garbled 19th century newspaper fragment centers on a court scene involving figures named Phillipsburg Alpha and V Wales. The text weaves accusations and legal terms amid a dense, mistranscribed monologue about reordering professions, with scattered references to Meerde, Ube, and Meyers. The overall sense captures political or social turmoil and a call for questioning authority.
A garbled 19th century police court and trial roundup describes a New York incident with a revolver, a rape case before Judge Stokes, marital desertion petitions, and carpenter job ads. It mentions Misa Osten hospitalized after a gunshot injury and a defendant pleading not guilty to attempted rape, plus details of two divorces and a note about carpenters wanted.
A jumble of fragmented notes discusses proposed transit fare changes and rail proposals. It mentions substitutes, the House, and various locations like Washington and Boston, with references to fare adjustments, policy meetings, and potential enforcement steps. The text is garbled but centers on public transit policy and personnel changes.
A rail disaster near the Penns Atwflragt line left nearly sixty dead as a passenger train carriages derailed and collapsed. The Empire Theatre fire and other incidents are noted in a chaotic account with names such as Harald Tite and Mr. Wostor, describing the crash's aftermath, casualties, and a passenger identified as 62 year old Mr Foster.
A fragmented report on the 1983 year end events in Washington describes a contest to name the handsomest woman, an autumn sale conducted by auctioneer Sammy Tompson, and various attendees and pageantry. It mentions multiple participants, local venues, and ceremonial notes amid a carnival atmosphere.
A garbled OCR passage describes a meeting with Judge Morcow present and a request to open the sale and study educational matters. It mentions Murrey, Swanton, and several unnamed participants, with references to children and educational concerns, while one line notes results or actions taken.
A report alleges Excessive fees collected by County Clerk Rowland Firth over the past four years. The investigation cites an established practice limiting fees to one per task and notes discrepancies in a recent receipt from an employee of Weeks. The court reviews whether Fulton County officials properly collected funds and whether any overcharges occurred.
A damaged message reports Washington Instruments Burned at Sea, Panama line Have ehshim Cae wrecked after fire. Crew saved as ship sailed from New York toward Septembers. four planes observed, unknown cause, vessel abandoned. Shipping brokers Whe Gorubil Co pursue investigation.
In Washington boys, too young to drink, set up risky stones and firmer idols on a railway cut. Their dangerous tricks threaten property of the railway company and the safety of travelers, prompting calls for restraint and possible legal action.
A jumble of product names and prices from a New York advertising week lists best Calico, apron ginghin items, unbleached muslin, silk and paper goods. Mentions dyes, needles, hose and glassware with scattered price cues, reflecting a bustling general store catalog.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled note referencing farm produce, a trust, campaign efforts, and scheduling around weekends. It mentions Altidore, Prenton Campaign, Huey Murten, and possible events or services on Saturdays and Sundays. Unclear dates and locations cloud concrete facts.
A garbled note warns readers to avoid investing in policies from unknown agents. It cautions that schemes appear feasible and urges scrutiny of any stranger offering insurance, referencing San readers and a misnamed entity. A fragment mentions corsets and a 60e price.
Fragmented OCR text recounts various processes and machinery involved in constructing a large tank or facility. Mentions Washington connections, communities, and labor, with references to equipment, workers, and safety concerns amid a sprawling industrial scene.
A fragmentary archival note from September era records a heated exchange over campaign loyalties and party support. It references candidates Connell and Latadtion, a petition, and accusations about voting for a majority of party lines. Official signatures indicate an election tone and archival preservation.
Regglar prices range from 10.00 to 3.00 with a special Saturday sale at Laubach and Sons Barton Bay. The ad invites girls ages six to one to purchase new winter coats made of finest material. Limited stock and one day only sale.
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