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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
Seven girls accused in an auto driving incident must stand trial as the court proceeds. Details of charges and ages were not provided in the readable text. The case centers on a motor vehicle incident involving multiple female drivers. Further specifics are unavailable from the readable portion.
Fragmented report notes in Washington weekly cycle of legal actions. Arraignments loom for two defendants including Miss Skatta linked to a trolley incident, with juries and coroner investigations in progress. Other crimes include burglaries, assaults, and a fatal wheel accident prompting grand juries and ongoing trials.
obituary notice reports the death of a longtime resident known as Conductor Kase aged 49. he lived in the area and died after a hospital stay with remaining family listed including a son and sisters. the article notes service details and dates for a burial in easton region, with mentions of local churches and a saturday funeral.
A troubled youth, identified as a missing girl from the county, vanished after a confusing spree in Beheligtown. She reportedly stole a gold rimmed watch and twenty dollars, then disappeared with a private family address. Authorities describe her as an inmate of a local institution, last seen near Tarilae and Reykport, with ongoing search efforts.
A church announces the selection of Reverend Donghorte as pastor at Phiaderpnin, succeeding longtime leader Wak By, who served about 40 years. The new pastor, around 40, plans to begin duties in November with a $700 annual stipend and will reside at the church reflecting a formal transition and upcoming settlement.
Burglars forced entry into a ticket office at the Washington station, rifling the desk and taking cash. Police were alerted as investigators secured the scene and search for suspects continues.
A reopening at Presbyterian Church is announced with worshippers invited to attend next Sunday. Morning services feature a sermon titled Round of giving God’s House and a rededication of the space. Evening plans include a chamber of memory theme and a large gathering. Saturday events include a musical program by Gall Orchestra with local participation.
Fragmented racial and factional clashes surface as party workers amid a heated county election dispute. Craters, Miller and Snyder factions contend social media, committee roles, and potential outcomes in a tense political clash.
Star correspondent reports the body found south of Riverside Drive New York is identified as a 20 year old man. City officials and investigators say the death is under inquiry with no clear cause yet. A bank teller associated with Tiatrstown’s First National Bank is mentioned in the evolving account.
The fragmented text notes an Odd Fellows gathering in Stochamsville for a September 4 event titled Love Worth in Eternity. A Washington prosecutor and a New York judiciary committee member deliver addresses. Music specials and a reception followed the ceremony as part of the lodge program.
A scrambled, racially charged record recalls drinking habits and alleged vote influence in Port Morriy. The piece references workers at a site, a janitor, and a driver drinking glass misuses, alongside notes on elections and candidate selection practices. It mentions Frank Vost and Vancouver, with local gossip about hotels, courthouses, and social tensions, all conveyed in a run-on, garbled early 20th century voice.
Washington Mules rallied to beat Phillipsburg seven to three in a featured baseball game. Donnelly dazzled in left field with a sharp assist, Walton brothers fueled the offense, and DeMott limited the visitors with strong pitching. Washington capitalized on timely hits and defense to secure the win as Phillipsburg struggled to matchup.
Fragmentary report notes a community dryer rite and mentions department store figures and local officials. It references Welvin devices and weather concerns, with scattered names such as Gussie PUM Gant Mr. Jotn TAM WHT and Baker's Fan. The text is unclear but implies a sequence of public activities and a February event near Wyter River.
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