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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage mentions political figures and a contested election. It references candidate Fairbanks, a Republican stance, and claims of honesty amid criticism. Vague discussion of voting, attitudes, and public sentiment appears, with no clear dates or places readable.
Fragmentary text suggests a political dispute involving Stokes and a governor race. Mentions senators and public figures, with unclear details and financial figures.
A fragmented essay discusses President Roosevelt, the World newspaper’s stance, and calls for unity in support of the Republican ticket. It argues for strong leadership against imperialism, praises Roosevelt’s vision, and critiques opposition while urging voters to back reform and national strength.
A lengthy obituary notes the death of Unison 1 Gelick at his Washington home last Thursday after a protracted illness. The report recalls his professional ties, mentions surviving relatives, and records the funeral details and the community's reaction. The piece cites a public notice of his passing and references local associations and distant connections.
An unclear notice outlines a Red Men picnic at Belvidere Malay Kel Son and nearby sites. It mentions a central event time, a parade, rides, and a question session with a planned gathering at a designated location.
The piece notes a convention by a university society in Warren County, featuring speakers and discussions. It mentions a notable figure, Professor, and a focus on education and community interests. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal gathering with attendance and talks.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a state fair event and a closing date around September 6. Several garbled phrases and names appear, but readable items include references to Lehigh and a venue or city. No clear outcome or full details emerge due to severe transcription errors.
The Democratic State Convention will be held Thursday September 25 at State Street Theatre Trenton to nominate a candidate for Governor and electors for President. Delegates by law include one per county and additional for towns with population. Date August 20, 1904. William Gourley and William R. Devereux sign as chairs.
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