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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

2

They Defy President Arrorent Masters of Aggregated Capital

A chaotic wartime style report covers labor strife, military deployment, and political standoff over coal mining. It notes 10000 soldiers mobilized in the region, Pennsylvania governor calling out state troops, mine owners seeking protection, and President Roosevelt considering federal intervention while output and fuel prices surge amid winter shortages. It also mentions arrests, community church events, and Epworth League activities.

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Letter to Neediam Wiann and Orgeun Seeneseil Washington Ny

A letter discusses painter materials and methods with a satirical tone. It argues painters should buy ready mix paint rather than make it, citing Devoe lead and zinc as standard and questioning why painters improvise. It frames concerns about cost, quality, and reliance on manufacturers.

Neediam Wiann Orgeun +Seeneseil Washington, Ny Nello Devon'& Co

Married at Danville Marriage of Hoover and Williams

Bertram Hoover of Beaty town wed Mina V Williams, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis V Williams of Danville. The ceremony led by Rev. N P Crouse at the bride’s parents home with close family and friends present. A Lohengrin procession, Mendelssohn music, and a shower of rice followed, after which the couple departed for New York and Elizabeth for their honeymoon. They will reside in Easton where the groom works for Bush and Ball.

Ir. Mortram Hoover Mina Fanra V. Williams N. J. Crouse Bertram Hoover Af Beatyselown Lacra Vi Williams Lewis V. Witama Danville N.P. Crouse Lohengren Olive E. Crouse James’ &. Merson Aww: Ark Ming Kathryn Mira Crouse Mendlenohn Emilax Hackettstown New York Elizabeth

Franklin Grants Franchise For Traction Line

President Robert M. Patty of the Saston & Washington Traction Co says work on the proposed line between horn and Haston may begin this month. Franchises were applied for in Lopat hong and Phillipsburg at about 600. A contractor holds about three hundred men ready to rush the county once details are finished. Rights of way have been secured, with only Greenwich and Franklin townships pending action. The committee expects franchise approval at the next regular meeting.

Fretuwieh Patty Robert M. Patty Saston & Washington Traction. Co Horn and Haston Lopathong Township Phillipsburg Timh Greenwich Branklin Meyers, Hay, Potty Brody

Social Life Notes From The County Chronicle

Mrs G B L Williams entertained Mr and Mrs Georges Hoagland of Estraw Church Saturday and Sunday. Hagward's orchestra will perform popular hits at the New Windsor on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs B L Linaberry attended the wedding of Bartram Hoover and Laura Williams at Danville. Mrs Oreille Schuler hosted guestg last week. Mr Martin Thomas of Calvadora and Mr and Mrs Banghert of Michigan visiting. Willan G Saulth of Milford visiting husband buying apples, registered at the St Cloud Hotel. William Christian Jr and Miss Brand Heycock took a trip via High Bridge Somerville. Mr and Mrs Astrid Olander hosted friends for Mr G H Ablatrom and family. plog pong and dancing. Harry Blaster’s home hosted a party with 15 couples including members of the Part Colideo Band. Hayward’s orchestra supplied music. West Ends Social Club formed by western town residents. meetings Tuesday evenings. Members listed include Cyrus Rosder, Joseph B Brotzman, Elmer Goyder, G E Vass, Tonet Parcon, Amel Alfegor, John Witte, G T Hipwood, Wh. Person, Ethel Carling. Travel note: Lackawanna Railroad reduced rates to California in September and October. Monterey return $40120. tickets on sale Sept 5, 20, 25. Chicago, Illinois, and return Aug 0. Oct 5, 6, 9. For details contact local agent Guy Anos in Newark. For sale four Durham cows with calves by side. Jacob Snyder, Churge water owner.

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