Protection and Prosperity Through McKinley Victory
The excerpt argues that 16 to 1 means many jobs per voter unless McKinley and Hobart win in November. It links protectionism to national revenue, debt reduction, and industrial growth, criticizing Bryan and Sewall and praising Republican policies and leaders like Hobart and Platt in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krsan
McKinley
Bryan
Tard
Essex County
Hobart
Angar
Sewall
Round Up of Tart Reform and Misgovernance Critique
The piece criticizes Tart Reform and misgovernance highlighting low cotton prices, prostrated business, and a treasury deficit. It argues socialist and anarchist gains in Chicago reflect hardship and calls for restoring prosperity through protection and self-sufficiency. It also notes a Mid-Summer Race Meet in Newark with riders and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anil
Goortlande
Governor Griggs to preside at State Republican Convention
Governor Griggs will preside over the Republican State Convention at Trentug on August 27, delivering the principal address. The speech is expected to be a defining campaign moment and may appear in documentary form on political pamphlets. The State Committee is distributing campaign literature, with about 10,000 portraits of McKinley and Hobart and over 60,000 documents prepared for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Miller
Tom Platt
New York
New York State
Republican Party
Warper Miller
New Jersey
Metropoltan
Atlanta Whea
Waverly
Ray Dawson
Boonton
Joe Harrison
Asbury Park
Bert Ripey
Newark
W. Slavin
Pateram
W. C. Royme
Jersey City
Haven Wheelmen
N. Y
Prospect Wheelmen
Brooklyan
Mercury Wheel iClub
Flushing
Kiege Co
Ripley
Tiago
Aix
Tevin Reand
Market Streets
Griggs
Trentug
State Committee
McKintey
Hobart
Man loses arms in mill belt accident. dies later
Netherwood sixty years old suffered both arms torn off when his belt was snagged at the Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Mills. He was knocked around a shaft at 240 revolutions per minute, later had a left arm amputated and died in hospital. John Gray assisted before authorities shut power off. Many female workers were unnerved and left work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherwood
Norfolk and New Brunswick Hoviery
John Gray
Harty
Greny
Natherwood
Gray
Ad Natherwaod
Bridge Contracts and Death of Prohibition Leader Highlight Local News
Mercer County board of freeholders awarded contracts to New Jersey Steel and Tron Company and William Morgan to build a bridge over Paddia lake Highietown with sums of 87 900 for superstructure and 2 749 50 for abutments. Jacob D. Joshua prominent Prohibition leader dies of heart failure in Trenton while serving as superintendent of the Globe Robber Company. He was active in temperance campaigns and a Paul Worthy Patriarch of the Temperance movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Board of Freeholders
New Jersey Steel and Tron Company
William Morgan
Paddia Lake
Highietown
Jacob D. Joshua
Globe Robber Company
Trenton
Justin
Dle
Avons of Temperance
Paul Worthy
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the Cranbury Press
George W. Burroughs
Williant Sickinley
Ohio
Garret A. Hobart
U. S
Smith
Europe
Watson
Wateon
Aleep
Heather
Whitney
Hou
Stephen B. Elkine
West Virginia
St Louis
B'E Hearera
America
Ledger
Jane Saundya
Philadelphia
Daly
United States
John Ho Conger
Renata
State Republican Committee
Conger-Strong
Middlesex
John HL
Conger
Theodore Strong
Congar
Governor Griggs
Workman
Philadelphs
Beank A. Magowan
J. Henry Darrah
Wah Mt
Central Jersey Traction Company
J. Canby
Stook
Magewan and Darrah
John BecVee
Phildebphia
New Brunswick
Bound Brook
Karsten
Donden
Bound Brack
St Puteramn
Montesir
Orange
Weatfield
Pranfield
New Jersey Central Railway
Findorne
Hillware
Weston
Milgtone
Kooky
Princeton
Morryville
Bristol
Pacony
Frankfort
Sto
Smalley
George W. Smalley
The
London Times
Ladies’ Home Journal
England
Germany
Int Machearen
Jon Macaren
St. Bede's
Chamberlamy
Kennedy
Ain Poy
Hinton
Graban Sale
Mango Ge
Plorwla
Sulet
NLP
Clayton
Ayy
State News
Severth Regunant
Sea Gurt
League of American Wheelmen
Wall
Baeball
Horse
Bicylee
Chamberlain
NFP
Crugetat
Linwood
Mt. Aity
New Brunawick
Wannland
Somerville
Beidgeton
Ewlonds Mite
Bayonne
O. C. Yonker
Bowling Green
Wlio
N. P. Clayton
Aweshan
Dole
Henry L. Stoddard
Christian
Epworth
Bill
Snedeker & Co
Warren Street
Trenton, N. J
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Alcandanees
Hira Alcquiaca
Bon of Geo
Wilkes
Alcanfancy
Tod
Rd Dame
Alganfancy
Hetter
al Ais
Halekertarker
Bealy
Mies
Aue
Eglinton Stock Pakty
Daniel J. Wricht
Allentown
N. d
Cranbury Press
Opera House
Frank A
Liverpool
London & Globe
Royal
Tn3. Co
North America
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury
Monmouth County Mutual
Dobbins & Large
East State Street
Trenton, WN. J
Bergen & Rue’s
Jossen
Press Building
India
Cook & Jaques
State Street
Davison’s
Cyprus
Lehigh Coal
B.D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
J. C. Manning
North Broad Street
John WY
Dey
Hightstown
F. J
Nea
Gi. Davison
Stockton Street
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