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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
2
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A July 28 Caldwell collision killed Louis Hofer as his wagon and a trolley collided on Bloomfield avenue. The piece argues for stricter traffic rules, police enforcement, and safer crossings to prevent future tragedies and protect pedestrians and drivers.
A debated discussion argues for a third ticket to oppose McKinley imperial policy. Proponents urge options for independents and republicans uneasy with Bryan or McKinley. The piece notes the need for diverse choices and hints at political maneuvering and public opinion.
The piece contrasts Henry Watterson’s 1806 defection with his 1906 stance on Bryan and Democracy. It argues Wilderson understands Republican dynamics better now than then, claims the author believes no happy Democrat exists outside the party, and asserts Watterson remains tied to his own fireside while others misjudge his loyalties.
A flawed family acts as the central farce of a drama featuring Isabella Thorp and her kin. The mother, daughter, and son manipulate truth as Catherine seeks trust. Gen Tilney and John Thorp entangle themselves, turning the tale from farce to tragedy within a troubled household.
An article discusses a white blackberry variety bred by William G. Robinson of Cedarville. It traces lineage to Lawton stock, notes crossbreeding outcomes with crystal white producing black offspring, and compares cluster size to other berries while hinting at historical royal marriages for tone.
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