03 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
1
A Bayonne woman died and several others were injured when a collision occurred on Morris Turnpike near Wartyn Coane. Witnesses described a reckless high speed pursuit and a chaotic scene as bystanders and authorities responded. The incident involved multiple vehicles and prosecutors began inquiries into the driver’s actions and possible charges.
OCR fragment describes a night journey involving a swanlike escape, a Vilet fivay pelt stop at 7.00 Wd, and a Kasten hotel stop. Coroner Winngy investigates a cage and daggest reveals injury. Bayonne four sun giants and parents declare a plan. Travel continues Sunday toward Washington amid war talk.
Fragmentary text refers to a theological seminary in Wey, New York, with scattered names and events. It mentions a donor or heiress, several figures, a district or group in Upper Montelatr, and references to unions or church activities. The passage is garbled and reads as a dated style source.
Fragmentary obituary notes list several individuals, locations, and a funeral setting. Mentions Lackawanna, Chanwe water, Stew Porses, Washington history, and a burial at Woodhaiga cemetery Ebina, with multiple named persons and roles in unclear context.
Washington high school linemen dominated the field in a 80 to 0 win over Newton high school. Abe covered the Mh Pera Touchdown Phd in the final drive as Sirs claim a decisive victory with Wilts, Losey, and Siyder among standout performers.
A cleft printed souvenir by the Noctop Geinding Co. of Workester Maggy commemorates the 25th anniversary of the firm. It presents 25 pages of heavy pages, pictorials of the factory and interior views, and portraits of key staff led by Athert J. Suittay.
Readable parts describe a home goods listing with items like a 30 piece Tonkina set and Rexalt Bore products. Mentions coatings, white wine references, and a misread brand line. The text appears as an OCR mess with scattered product names and prices.
Youths and families gathered on Halloween night for a prynuel phi wight on hillawes night with floats and costumes. Pranks included shifting a few prizes and a prize for best costume. The event featured music, speeches, and a dance with about 50 invited couples and roughly half a dozen prize awards for originality and effort.
The court heard multiple cases with defendants like talph Nivelata Angell Alsid and Chas Lupica, some entering pleas and others found not guilty or awaiting sentence. Names from Lackawanna Jersey City Port Murray Alpha Pillipabirg and Hainesburg appear amid assault and concealed weapon charges as the session adjourned.
The Bethlehem Parks association owned ground 24 years with a plan to sell and abandon the venture. A public drive suggested turning the tract into building lots or a city park, with fast action on a sale and possible rail or exhibit reallocation.
Nine year old Svan Kipp son of Josep Wipp of Bowerstown was attacked by a wolf while fetching taustangs near Pp. Cole. The creature knocked him out with a bite to the Tao and seven teeth were knocked out. A deep cut from the wolf’s eye to his mouth required seven stitches. The boy was carried home by companions and treated by Dr. Sinttn.
A sprawling, opinions loaded fragment discusses political candidates, local issues, and questions raised about water supply, canal rights, and banking. It mentions towns, places, and individuals while noting public sentiment and scrutiny of authorities.
A fragmented local page recounts city notes from West Washington to New Jersey with scattered incidents. It mentions sewer project timelines, a cellar stair accident, and an assortment of shop ads and prices for meats and hardware goods.
The readable lines describe four dealers in town and a rule about breaking it, plus a mention of a Christmas play and names like Freche and Shantasrtetn Whsttt. The text shows garbled dialogue about cleats, a girl and the Deine and a warning not to break the rule.
A New York to Buffalo train derailed in a night crash near Sunderson Hill. Engineer Thomas Coleman and conductor Orville Miller faced fault accusations. Wreck blocked two hours, passengers ejected, one car overturned. The incident halted traffic as crews inspected the rails and repaired the line.
In a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at a manse the bride Jane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bumner Froinn, wore a navy gown with matching accessories and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The groom’s party included Pick Davber of New ark and others. guests filled the Pew and noted reception details.
Fragmentary obituary notes Clateles Sullivan and Chinn Sullivan Wenaber Yard, with pneumonia cited as cause. It lists relatives in New York and Ridgewood, mentions burial in New York and a Sunday burial morning following a death.
The obituary outlines Dr Peter Eckel a prominent Washington resident. It notes his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania medical department and his move to Washington where he bought property on West Washington Avenue. Survived by wife and two children, he was active in church life and community affairs with funeral services and burial at a local cemetery.
A widowed mother and several relatives mourned at a Cortland area funeral for 14 year old victim of a recent death. Immediate family includes Charles Cline of Cortland NY and Mrs Hithattine of Phipsburg with others from Washington Avenue and nearby towns attending the service.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Washington venue event with a play and a store on Broad Street. It mentions registration at 6 o'clock and a ticket or receipt, plus references to Mandar night and a schedule, but most specifics are garbled and uncertain.
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