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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
1
A sweeping cyclone and storm surge devastate Galveston Texas and surrounding coast. Thousands killed or missing as floods overwhelm bridges telegraphs and ships. relief efforts mobilize from New York Chicago and San Francisco amid ongoing rescue and recovery operations.
The event marked the launch of Rinehart's Pack and a community picnic at Rinehart's Grove. The Washington Band provided music while speakers spoke on the Red Man organization’s aims and fraternal benefits. Attendees enjoyed a church lunch, wagons and amusement rides, with dancing lasting until a shower ended the night.
Under Young Men's Brynn in Staventon Glut aides announce a campaign rally with a new 20 by 20 foot portrait banner. Ex Governor Zulick and Congressmen Salou tind Flon will speak, with Mortimer Whitylond and the Washington Land" providing music. A ballroom headquarters meeting follows to rally supporters.
A match of controversy erupts as Ohio River Railroad refuses to honor a Bryan campaign speed request, prompting insults and voter drift fears. The report also notes a large wedding at the Golbin home and local civic events including a Republican convention, trustee court actions, and a fire that destroyed a Washington area dwelling.
The column lists visitors and social calls across area towns last week. Bailor Gilbert visits his mother Mrs. Sarah Gilbert. Russell Walter spends two weeks with cousin Frank Davison and Mrs. Rebecca Waitweright. George Vindoric joins Mrs. Roy in BU Wither for an evening visit. several locals host gatherings and visits including Mrs. Bertha Wilmnee, Miss Myrtle Bush, and Miss Lossie Coss. The piece notes the death of Mrs. Susan Asthley of Warrington aged 88 with funeral services at Mt. Eyohgreh and interment in a near-by cemetery, officiated by Rev. S. King.
A large crowd witnessed Phillipsburg defeat Washington 15 to 3 after outhitting the hosts 22 to 9. McPherson held the visitors to four hits early, but Washington surged late as the Phillipsburg lineup piled up runs on walks and timely hits. The game featured a ferry of noise and excitement and previewed next week’s clash at High Bridge with Atlantic City battery and Mauch.
Willian Ward of Galno wed Miss Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Sharp at the Ward residence. The ceremony was officiated by D D Smalley. The bride wore white organdie with white roses and was escorted by Newton men. The groom was accompanied by Newton men. A reception followed with a decorated dining room and a collation. The couple will begin horsekeeping near Bigatan in a few weeks.
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