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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
9
Fragmented text reports warring factions within the Republican and Progressive coalitions led by Roosevelt supporters and Bull Moose adherents. It notes failed organization efforts and questions the chances of third party ticketing, with references to Wilson and Madison era figures.
Warran Cireule Gout trading as Cameron Engineering Company faced a sheriff's sale after an execution, with the property described as a two story brick building and adjacent lots in Washington Borough, Warren County, New Jersey. The sale is scheduled at the Wendser Hotel, broadcast with details of the parcel and boundaries.
Fragmentary reports indicate SMITIL will seek a gubernatorial nomination with 15000 ligatures filed with the Secretary of State. Governor Witgon and Nag Dromfydd loom as rivals, while political maneuvering concentrates support among progressive Democrats. Tuttle and Runyon are outlined as congressional figures amid district reforms and quiet public interest.
Fragmented reports show Republican gains fading as Vermont style party split runs through local results. Democrats claim strong showing aiding their nationwide outlook while conservative factions weigh implications for November. Also noted: deaths and local civic details amid bustling storefront crowds.
The report covers Belvidere and Washington games with Belvidere sweeping Philippsburg on Labor Day and Franklin hitting a home run. Highlights include Degnan and McBride’s solid handling, a strict manager’s approach on Labor Day, and plans for upcoming matchups with Philipsburg and High Bridge as the season nears its end.
A new tribe of Improved Ordat of BRetohlenselit is listed as preparing a march into Delaware. Past Sachem Joy M. Snyder of Washington with Governor Hay Ward conducted a Monday canvass and reported good access. They expect to finish their caravan next Saturday and begin a treaty with a larger group. A card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy at the funeral of James I. Pyles.
A rambling tale sketches a senator ordering a late escort to a Washington engagement, while a stormy chase to a port boat unfolds. A jumble of misread phrases hints at weather, travel, and a fiery critique of modern work life and technology.
A meandering note on middle age hobbies and energy, blending garbled terms and misread names. The narrator cites a man named Whittsey and mentions astronomy, a municipal court, and relatives Tess and Charlie in a reflection on creativity and mental well being.
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