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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
1
Proceedings open with Judge presiding as jurors and legal teams discuss duties and filings. The court considers a mix of routine business and notable cases including mentions of numerous attorneys and defendants from various firms and jurisdictions.
The article reports a stabbing incident involving a suspect named Deterson and an injured victim identified as Cribello. Police pursued the suspect after a Thursday attack. the assailant remains at large while victims were treated for non fatal wounds. The piece notes a wide search, a hospital scene, and an investigation ongoing with no arrest recorded at press time.
Fragmented OCR notes describe baseball outcomes, a parade of names and places, and weather winds affecting games. Mentions Danette, Washington, Wharton, and Whiteneorst amid scattered sport and concert references with unclear context.
The obituary notes the death of Joseph Gono a bright youth from Washington and includes details of his illness and passing on a Sunday evening. It recalls his early schooling and character along with tributes from family and community.
Fragmented OCR text describes millinery department actions and store activity. Names and places unclear due to garbled scan. No clear events, dates, or entities to anchor a complete summary.
A detailed account describes a presbytery gathering addressing worship practices, leadership roles, and procedural disputes. The report notes clergy names, locations, and institutions involved as delegates discuss proposed changes and church governance during a lengthy session.
The readable fragments mention names and places in a garbled historical segment. Specific individuals or events are not identifiable. The text lacks coherent facts to form a clear headline or summary.
An evening sermon at the Methodist church denounces a vaudeville style play with gloves as intolerable under worsening conditions. It cites bawdy behavior and public disorder, calling for church action and a ban on such performances. The pastor plans to address the theatre's evils next Sunday evening.
An apparent OCR text fragment recounts a public matters scene with names like The Bean News and Mr. Kittie, hinting at a bookkeeper and telegraphy roles. The piece mentions a public school subject, safety news, and a newspaper distinction. It reads as a garbled archival page segment with faulty OCR.
In Morristown the Washington Street Company paraded with citizen support after special train travel with a band. Firefighters received hospitality, were praised for discipline and pageantry, and the event ended with a civic reception and dinner for participants and townspeople.
Officials outline plans for a tuberculosis sanitarium building project in Glen Gardner. The commission discussed advertising for bids on the project and approved the timetable for the new facility, with site and design details to be finalized next week.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions a supposed rascal and a stolen game, with references to Sinenayise visiting a place called Harn and to chickens at Poré Collen. The text also cites My Mdenek's harness and a note about men's clothing values and a NY World subscription. No clear facts or identifiable entities emerge.
Edison phonographs and accessories advertised including victrolas, records, and related items. Repairs available and repairs advertised. Jacob Mayer clothing store mentioned with Enevoi location.
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