Jersey Republicans anticipate committee honors in new Congress
An old Republican quoted in the Mall office forecasts liberal treatment for New Jersey representatives in the next Congress. He expects Fowler to rise to a major Senate position, while Sewell and Bean will receive prominent committee posts for their efforts in keeping New Jersey in the Republican column. He adds a call to elect Bryan next year amid a booming farm economy and labor shortages as proof of prosperity.
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Jersey
Loudenalager
Howell
Gardner
Fowler
Sewell
Bean
Senate
New Jersey
Deaton
Bryan
Entrance to American market under Dingley Tariff debate
The text discusses how American manufacturers face a liberal 75 million buyer market, shaped by the Dingley Tariff, contrasting previous Free Trade Tariff effects of 1894 1897 when foreign goods crowded in and American producers struggled, now the foreigner faces the competition.
Finderne appoints F Tinsman postmaster fourth class
F Tinsman is named fourth alate postmaster at Finderne while Carlos Fenton of Daretown suffers a severe dog bite. Woodbury yards report several rabbits killed and Jamesburg Post Office set to become first class on January 1.
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F. Tinsman
Finderne
Carlos ‘Fenton
Daretown
Woodbury
Jamesburg
Atlantic Highlands
New York
Cadmus Widow Leaves Maid Five Hundred Despite Divorces
Obscure will details show Mrs. Jacob Cadmus of East Rutherford bequeathing 1000 dollars to her colored maid while cutting off her husband who once served as a bank cashier and is described as a hustler. Cadmus sought a divorce amid family strain as relatives note the couple's strained marriage.
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Jacob Cadmus
East Rutherford
Longstreet Harvey
Eatontown
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
Oceanic
Monmouth County
Corn products from corn show diverse uses and markets
The article notes that smokeless powder relies on distilled spirits from corn and outlines a wide range of corn derivatives now produced in the United States. It highlights British, Japanese, and American orders for spirits, the role of corn in wartime industry, and a growing array of corn-based goods including glucose varieties, starches, syrups, oils, gluten, and a new rubber substitute.
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Standard Distilling Company of
Chicago
Montreal
Great Britain
America
Glucose Sugar Refining
United States
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