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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
6
A chaotic passage describes the opening of a September court with references to judges, juries, and assorted participants including named individuals and locations. The garbled text hints at trials, legal procedure, and civic events surrounding the court session.
Fragmented OCR text references several individuals and entities including Washington figures Teena Delime, Hytogeeane, Wilkingen, Sober, and Oxford. mentions court cases, trial seconds, and judges such as Merle His and Sifpmiin. The garbled passage suggests a public record page with names, places, and legal actions, though specifics are hard to pin down.
Fragmentary text describes a late night program with songs and speakers including figures tied to Washington. It mentions a regional event with musical performances, speakers from Veriety eatin y and references to committees and public notices.
Leopold Rinelivaud described as a true amateur state fan. The article details a violent incident involving a stiletto at the Waineley house on Bronsieet, with Crahello and others injured but not fatally. Police pursue a suspect linked to a Motels operation, with Roel and others mentioned in the chase.
Voters gathered for a party convention in Warren County with speakers including Fowler, Reilly, and Dryden. The platform backed Roosevelt and a slate of local delegates and candidates, highlighting regional support and party unity amid rising political activity.
The week’s deaths include Joseph Gace a six year old bright lad from Washington. The obituary notes his life amid a family circle and local church ties, with his age and residence given and references to the community’s mourning.
The Presbytery of Nevcom reports on meetings and installations, including remarks by Rev. Henry Teresi and Rev. A. M. ET. The text notes the Hus Walker and others participating, with references to sermons, charges, and the spring meeting agenda at the Warren County Christian Enelescur.
Local millinery offers latest hats and headwear from the Fitts Bee Hive department store. Shoppers can view styles unveiled this week by fashion adviser Latour and staff, with boutique display cases and in-store demonstrations.
A sermon warns against card games and theatre associated vices. It notes officials deem certain gambling venues improper while referencing Sext Sunday evening as the time the preacher will address evils of the theatre.
Fragmented passage references Miss Mary Ethel Hii Letty, Bev Beglinel, and Mr Pritts in New York. Mentions a coal advertiser writer and a former bookkeeper, with uncertain dates and names. Lacks coherent events or definitive outcomes.
Edison phonographs and related devices are advertised with prices and repair services. The notice mentions Edison regords Victors monophones and other products available at Kellews Music House in Easton. The ad emphasizes satisfaction with boys clothing from Jacob Mayer in Easton.
Local fire brigades and citizens filled Washington Street for a grand parade. The Worhditen Steateet Company led a dignified procession with mayoral and civic figures, ending in a public reception at Movelstand.
The commission moved toward completing work on a new sanitarium site with rapid progress described. Officials led by Liena Wilding and Orta SL discussed ground guarding duties and completion timelines amid recent committee sessions.
Readable fragments indicate Fitts Bee Hive remains a noted local business hub with steady patronage. The piece references community interest and ongoing activity around the site, highlighting its role in neighborhood commerce.
Fragmented OCR notes describe thefts and mischief including harnesses and chickens in a single night. Mentions names and local shops, with stray references to prices and a newspaper title. The passage reflects a chaotic, garbled report of petty crime and local commerce.
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