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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
7
Fragmented OCR mentions names and figures with pricing. Readable bits show monetary values and single-copy price but lack clear event or context. Preserve entities like Washington Shiv and Chas. L. Srayaun with scattered figures 1 0036 760.3 and 400 cents in a garbled notice.
Rapid progress on the Stevens Cabinet Company factory building with roofing and priming completed. The plant will cost about 2090 and is set near ML and Z tracks with Lackawanna rail service routing materials directly to site. Ei Ti Taylor, ex Edison cement staffer, hired to oversee manufacturing start.
An article recalls Charles Tuttle, recently relocated to Fatemen, fending off a street thief after a subscription scam. Tuttle grabbed the thief's coat, pursued into the crowd, and recovered a stolen item. The thief, known as a Boston Brook figure, escaped briefly before being captured by bystanders.
The new Carnegie Library at Hanton was formally dedicated with exercises on Wednesday. Reports include property mortgages filed in Hopterdon County, a flood-related claim in Lambertville, and a bridge contract in Tiegeteville. Local incidents cover a shooting accident in Foreton, a powder explosion in Paterson, and a robbery attempt near Durham.
An advertised sales pitch by Jenkins promotes Dr Howards constipation remedy with refunds if not satisfactory. The message claims quick relief and offers a fifty cent double dose with a thirty to forty cents price range and a money back guarantee. Customers are urged to buy at Rays & Son on Washington Avenue.
Notes record several tragedies and events: Mrs Emme Booth Tucker dies in a railroad incident at Deas Lake Missouri on October 28 while the Salvation Army leader’s wife, president Roosevelt proclaims Thanksgiving on November 26, and a Big Foot train wreck near Indianapolis kills students from Pordas University. The item also mentions court appointments, business opportunities, and health ads.
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