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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
2
A flood of notes records Mrs Joseph Darling and others visiting Newark relatives, plans to begin housekeeping in Newark, and travelers returning from Allentown and Hoboken. Frequent small-town greetings detail neighbors hosting guests, shifts in residence, and local officials visiting nearby towns.
The column lists residents visiting Newark and nearby towns including Giadatono Wes and New Germantown NJ. It notes engagements and travel plans such as Misa Flora Rusk and Mise qulis We, and reports on illnesses like Mrs. Perry and Miss Blanche Hockenherrs. It also mentions Rev. D B PF Randelph’s marriage and local business updates including Mr Edeard B Liming and Paul Johnston.
A damaged letter from Bloomsbury denounces anonymous accusations against postmaster Apgar as fake. The writer defends Apgar’s integrity, condemns the misconduct claims, and calls for truth to prevail despite hostile rhetoric and threats of mob action.
Lydia A Wyckoff widow of Daniel V Wyckoff died at 228 Belvidere Ave after rheumatic illness. She was longtime Presbyterian and left a son Daniel V Wyckoff of Washington. Funeral held at home, burial at Washington cemetery. Mary N Thompson widow of William C Thompson died at 17 East Onondaga Street after heart and kidney trouble. She was Ithaca church member and mother of John M and another son. Funeral at 2 pm Friday with services at the house, burial in Washington cemetery. The issue also notes theatre listings and a Catarrh remedy advertisement from Toledo and Detroit druggists.
The article outlines upcoming presidential campaigning in the United States with emphasis on national attention to campaigns and international readers. It notes global interest and the forthcoming election year events shaping political narratives.
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