Congressional Convention in New Jersey Third District
The Third Congressional District Republicans call a convention at Y M C A Hall in New Brunswick Middlesex County on September 5 1900 at 11 a m to nominate a candidate for Congress and set delegates based on past Republican votes. Prohibition pamphlets critique campaign costs and advocate duty inspired by parable of the tree urging workers to contribute and criticizing nonparticipants.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
Y. M.C. A. Hall
Congress
Congressional Committee
Charles Place
Benjamin B. Ogden
Bryan Opposes Expansion Policy Benefiting All Workers
The Tacoma Ledger notes Mr. Bryan as the poor man’s candidate opposing expansion that opens new markets for farm and workshop products. It argues for a Protective Tariff to fund government, claiming revenue tariffs fail, while protected trade boosts jobs and creates a large treasury surplus.
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Bryan
Tacoma “Ledger
Local Option Movement Aims to Regulate Saloons in New Jersey
A non political New Jersey citizens movement seeks local option to control liquor licenses. It proposes submitting every three years the question of licenses to municipal voters on separate ballots at local elections. The plan promotes home rule and urges readers to contact F H Cumming secretary for copies and petitions.
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New Jersey
F. H. Cumming
New Jersey Local Option Committee
Tennily
N. J
Jury drawn for September term of court headline hints
The jury panel is drawn by Sheth Barclay and County Clerk Conger with names including Farlow New Branswick David HE Reboth am William Heath Jme He Van Der veer Abram Nethermvond and many others from towns like East Brunswick Madison Piscataway Sayreville and Perth Amboy. Amid the lengthy list a feature on Lady Batterson’s views on amusements stresses balanced recreation and social duty as essential to moral life and community harmony. A Gettysburg tour advertisement follows noting travel via Blue Mountains Shenandoah Valley and Tanay Caverns with departures from New York and Philadelphia and pricing details.
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Petat
Sheth Barclay
Conger
Farlow
New Branswick
David HE Rebotham
William Heath
Jme
He van Derveer
Abram Nethermvond
Jancob
TH Hoagland
Edward Banker
Richard K Hagerman
Thos Cleary
Michael A. Lyons
Nicholas Thereon
Samuel Schultise
Thomas Smith
Raritan
John de Suydam
Minert Vreeland
Charles TH. Mitchell
George F. Curman
Benjamin Dussling
East Brunswick - Bradford
Gilldand
Henry Schroeder
John Scott
Gettyburg
Blue Mountains
Hagerstown
Antietant
Lidis
Thermehont
Aegis
New Yort
Trenton
Broadway
New York
Broad Street
Newark
Nodooor Adidress
Cree W Boyd
Ssebint
General Passenmier
Sista Ulohe
Riot in New York Over Policeman Death
A hundreds strong white mob gathered before Policeman Robert J Thorpe’s home at Thirty-seventh Street and Ninth Avenue in New York to avenge his death after a Sunday attack by a Black man. The crowd beat Black residents, with several injured, as reserves and officers restored order.
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New York
Robert J Thorpe
Thirty-seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Thorpe
Arthur Harris
Washington
Robert J. Thorpe
West Thirty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Forty-first Street
Twenty-ninth
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
Haris
Mary
Cooney
New Orleans
John B. Mallory
Gordon Jones
Thirty-Seventh
Ninth Avenue Mallets
Mallory
Roosevelt Hopital
Kennedy
Lloyd Lee
Lee
David H. Tarr
Bellevue
Chief Devers
Broadway
Devers
Wartime Army Health Ad Claims Arnica Salve Wins Battles
The lettered front line soldiers praise Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts and wounds and skin issues while Dr Nang's New Life Pills promise relief for headaches and nervous heart aches. The ad cites prices and mentions N P F Clayton druggist as seller with a money back guarantee.
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NPF
Clayton
Drupent
Dr. Nang
N. BL Clayton
Diuyggenst
Wreck on Grand Rapids line claims seven lives
A northbound Grand Rapids and Indianapolis railroad collision near Pierson, 20 miles north of Grand Rapids, killed seven and fatally injured one. Trains No. 2 and the Northland express collided head on. engines and baggage cars were demolished. Operator Wells at Mill Creek blamed for faulty orders. Injured and dead taken to Grand Rapids hospitals.
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Steven
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids and
Indianapolis
Pierson
Northland Express
Wells
Mill Creek
Sand Lake
Woodstock
Wella
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Cranbury, N. Z
THE
Amtongs Ce
William McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
of New York
National Committee
McKinley
Woolley
God
Madison
Piscataway
Samuel Ro Dayton
Ephram Boice
Eugene Runyon
Cranbury
J. Edward Petty
Russell Petty
John
South Amboy
Peter A. Stults
William Masterson
Woodbridge
John Thompson
J. Wilbur Drake
William H. Demorest
Monroe
John F Marryatt
John M. Lucas
North Brunswick
John Boorean
George W. Rolfe
South Brunswick
Harvey Grover
David Griggs, Jr
George Bly
Perth Amboy
Sumster G. Garreton
Jesse Collier
John Feathergill
Peter A. Johnson
William Hornback
Mads C. Neilson
Sayreville
Gettysburg
Lory Wasteenglon
Brad
M. Kouteynkoff
Imperial Russian Navy
American Line
St. Paul
Gen. Kouteynkoff
Cruizer Varing
Cramps
Russia
Dubois
Berwind
Berwind White Coal Mining Company
John Harrison
Semona
Paria
Paris
Boulevard Des Bnsignoles
St Petersburg
Lnes
St Louis
Maurice Brennan
Woodbury
Augustus S Barber Jr
New Jersey Senate
Vedacera
Camden
Burretl Bland
Elizabeth Haines
Justice PL ‘T Coltding
Blind Ives
Wrata Wreecker
Victor
Arthur
George Featherstone
Midland Terminal
Independence
Florence and Cripple Creek
Blue Hill
Cape Town
Aus
Col. Hoare
Lands River
Mafeking
Hoare
Ian Hamilton
Henry G Burleigh
Whitehall
Bermuda
Fillibuster Fame
Philadelphia
Geo. Long
New Straitsville
Dr. King
Geo. D. Williams
Manchester
J. Donk
Williams
Oregon
N. F. Clayton
Alec
Donnelly
Opera House
Irenoy,w.s
Dobbins, the Hatter
East State Street
New Jersey State Normal and Model Schools
Ison Professional School
Business
J. Mi
Green, Trenton
Pepplers
Ruth
Brubse Valles
Aizes
Harner
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Coodwin
J. H. Goodwin
Optical Mfg. CO
George F Applegate
F. C. Leaming
Bec. and
Treas
Edward Hightotown
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe, German American, Inc. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile
Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Granbury, N. J
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
P.O
Matawan, N. J
Mian
Bergen & Rue
Mattings
Hamburgs
Wile
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St
Wai
PBR
Davison’s
Lehigh Coal
B.D. Davisow
Jamesburg, N. J
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