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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented notes mention the New Yorker mayoral race, agricultural price context, and a mutation of names and places. The garbled text references Roosevelt, ownership leagues, and various people and dates, but many phrases are unclear. The piece reads like a scrambled, OCR damaged wire service summary of political and market topics from a city and national perspective.
Fragmented report notes rail line chatter and a hospital incident. It mentions Lehigh Valley and Hackettstown areas with unclear details about an attack, a 15 year old passenger, and a possible involvement of a railroad company in spending on safety. Local names appear garbled.
Frederick W. Galbhiel, noted court stenographer long in Warren courts, is named in a New Jersey brief. A social gathering type item lists guests and local happenings, with references to tennis, music plans, and community figures attending events in Changewater and nearby towns.
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered names, places, and incidents including religious mentions, weddings, town events, and labor notes. The text is garbled with multiple proper nouns, locations, and dates that are difficult to parse into a coherent single item.
A Nora Weekly column fragment argues poetry sustains culture amid educational strains. It laments distraction from classic verse and urges nurturing taste, noting youth resistances to pretension while praising enduring figures from Spenser to Shelley and the sublimity of art.
A fragmented account recalls pre Christian era skirmishes and witchcraft lore in Southend. A welder recounts the last days of a ritual called the doyre and the burning of a man accused of witchcraft near the river, with references to witches, charms, and protective rites as villagers gather at night by the flame.
A jumbled OCR style account mentions "Juneuithes Et Nido" and a set of disjointed phrases about feeding, weather, and a character named San lenny RY. The text hints at a dramatic, possibly violent moment with wildlife references, but the passage is highly garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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