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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1900

Page

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Electric Light Plant Sale Reflects Local Refurbish Plan

The Washington Street electric light investment transfers to a new capital group led by Wilkes-Barre financiers. A temporary organization forms to represent stockholders as Kraft’s Plant in town plans modernization including replacing old machinery and expanding output. The move aims to lower power costs and ensure continued supply to borough residents and nearby factories. Public notices also report a local arrest and a birthday celebration at the home of Ake, with attendees including Michael McCulla and Stephen Gannine amid a legal proceeding set for January 1801.

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Russian-built car damages lead to lengthy court case

In a lengthy Eupromy Court trial in Jeragy City, a mishap involving a Newark car left Miss Lowey injured at a junction. Attorneys debated causation as witnesses testified. the case centered on a $2,000 claim and involved extensive legal maneuvering, while a related public tour and political events were noted.

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Tragic Rail Accident Kills William Snyder at New Village

A Long Island railroad accident near New Village, Howha, kills William Snyder, 40s, an employe of the Lackawanna line. Edgar Saunders, a fellow worker, hurled himself to rescue Snyder but both were struck by a rear engine. Snyder dies. Saunders injured but alive. train halted as crew and workers render aid. Snyder leaves a wife and three children. service and burial planned at Weakington cemetery.

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Ten Indictments Reported by Belvidere Grand Jury

The Belvidere grand jury reported ten indictments including forged documents against Rev. Dr Adalbart Maria Jaynin of Alpha and several others such as Allen Crane, Wm Kellsy of Phillipsburg, and artist Win Johnson. The panel also addressed liquor licenses with applications and denials in court.

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Clinton Beats Washington in Ninth Inning Baseball Thriller

Washington defeated Clinton in a tight late game as Clinton rallied and fell short by one run. Key moments included Christine de canter’s standout defense and McPherson’s consistent pitching as Washington secured a dramatic victory at home.

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Demonstration Rally Sparks Democratic Show of Strength

A large Washington gathering drew a robust turnout with the Washington Tram Corps playing a patriotic tune as speakers urged unity. Ex Provocutor W A Stryker spoke about trust while the audience applauded, signaling strong Democratic momentum for November.

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Fashion and Crime in Warren County and Philadelphia

Fragmented Press copy mixes an ad heavy page with a local tale of a missing minded woman, Miss Broadbent, found wandering then returned to family in Frankford. It also reports the Alfred G. Smith sale in Warren County, with buyer Robert Grose of Somerville, and notes new stock additions in Easton carpet and general merchandise, plus drugstore ads for CASCARETS and other goods.

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Washington Delays Street Railway Franchise Renewal

The Washington common council renewed the Phillipsburg Horse Car Railroad ordinance for six months, then failed to renew and left the measure in doubt. President Davis and local residents expect a spring request for a new franchise as the town shifts toward streetcar expansion and spring construction plans amid opposition in other townships.

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