Court of Errors Rules in Middlesex Clerkship Case
The Court of Errors upheld the Supreme Court, confirming Convery as Middlesex County Clerk after a recount challenge by Conger. A New Brunswick Sixth Ward ballot expert was discredited, and admissibility of ballots and ballots boxes was debated. the decision reverses the lower court on two grounds. And in New Jersey, a murder case in Keyport resembles Camden tragedies with Hazel Leonard killed and Louis Harriott arrested after a laborer’s bloodied clothing linked to the crime. Coroner Posten postponed the inquest with a railroad iron found at the scene.
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Court of Errors
Congor
Convary
Lstter
Cnunty
Middlesex County
Scodder
Conger
Supreme Court
McGill
New York
New Brocewick
Joatien
Bfe- Dermott
Convery
Strong
Belmif
Circuit Court
Depuo
van Syckel
Smith
Knapp
Bogart
Brown
Clement
Whittskor
Justice Depuo
Whittaker
Afirmance
Camden County
New Jersey
Kayport
Charles T. Leonard
Buvigh
Leonard
Neo
Louis Harriott
Alsace Lorraine
Harriott
Harnoth
Keyport
Kacyport
Posten
Navosink
Coroner Takes Charge After West Asbury Park Death
In New Jersey on November 30 Coroner Vin Dyke from Long Branch arrived as the Bishop body was being placed in a hearse. He will investigate the death of Silas Mumio Bishop of West Asbury Park who died after a one day illness. Neighbors call it mysterious while Dr. Des Anges, the attending physician, says death was from neuralgia of the heart.
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Wasnrarox
General Grant
House of Representatives
Uhe House
Wile
Cleveland
Milla
Inthia Hight
Dan Lamont
Mills
Tammany
Crisp
Hill
Wep
Gorinay
Vorhees
Pugh
Chap
Tammany Rail
Gorman-Hill
Democratic Party
Blainere
Biaine
Farmer’s Alliance
Allisnes
Democratia Caucus
Jerry Simpyon
le Dade Dat Ho
Congrete
Agbury Pans
N. J
Viin Dyke
Long Branch
Silas Mumio Bishop
Miss Bishop
West Asbury Park
Case
Des Anges
Bishop
Julie Finnegan
New Brunswick
Janeway & Co
John
Finnegan
Bia
Fatal railroad and street crossing deaths reported in two towns
A fatal amboy division accident near Perkins Station killed Ida Dickerson, 10, while her sister Kate escaped injury. Ida died about three hours later. In Caworn New Jersey a grade crossing collision at Third and Main left 65-year-old resident Miss Connelly dead as trains passed. A Newark man was killed at Bordentown in a later brief report.
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Bevenzy
N. J
Amboy Division
Peonsylvanian
Perkins’ Station
Ida Dickerson
Kate
Harkhead
Yostery Mills
Ida
Philadelphia
Delaneo Road
Caroden
Caworn
Third
Jfannel
Connelly
Imate
Joln Wive
Bhilnn’s Hall
Malin Street
Waterford
Camden
Atlantic Hall
Drunkenness at Home and Asbury Park Plans Stir Community
A discussion on temperance notes that alcohol harms women and children, destroying homes and comforts. It cites a planned Asbury Park project a 100 by 350 foot pool hall with baths and reading rooms, backed by capitalists. Also reports on local employment, a man named Finnegan’s collapse, and ads for medical remedies and products.
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Asbury Park
Kingsley Street
Third Avenue
Hegel Men
Milan Ross
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the Cranbury Press
Crandury, N.J
George W. Burroughs
Katter and
Propgristor
Advange
Una
Washington
Batonlay
Bornpastows
John Murrey
Newark
Quimden
Omen’s Christian Temperance Union
Bruaim
Akill
Limeelf
Theen
Torever
Howe
Kingdon
Clayton's
Clifford
New Cassel
Wig
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Buckley
John Speaker
Catuwhs
Ductus
Sald St
N. F
Clayton
C. Blauvelt
WM. H.coo
Church Street
Per,jr
Bergen’s
Dren
Boye
Daver
Dow
Storm Coates
Rogers & Son
Morrison St
Railroad Avenue
Hightstown, W.-J
Richard A. Donnelly
Opera House Stores
Trenton, N. J
Ss. W. Davison
East State St
Cook & Jaques
Riamond and Watch Merchants
J.W. Dicnan & CO
Perry Street
Levidge
State
Trenton
North Broad Street
Williama
Phillipa
C. T. Williams
B. D. Phillips
J. W. Dignan & CO
Frecei
Ikinds
A.H. Snow's
N. Y. Clothing Co
S. Emrich
Gent
Dobbins
East State Street
Reliable Jewelry
A. Craig Voorhees
Peace St
Church New Brunswick
Tux Rocurstar
Gemaine Rochester
Rochester Lamp CO
Park Place
New York City
Rochester
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