Local notes on politics and trials in Trenton area
Public notices touch on legislative leadership and a high profile jury verdict. Reports discuss a trade dollar redemption bill, potential arrests over bribery in council and contract bids, and a recount effort. A shooting incident wounded a man in May's Landing while Atlantic City cod fishing remains productive.
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Trenton Common Council
Trenton Rubber Company
Samuel
al Grey
Camden
H.N Barton
Marital disputes and labor union shakeups in New Jersey
An Elmer man’s bigamy case ends with a $0.75 weekly alimony plan after his European wife sues for support. In Glassboro 600 of 1100 New Jersey green glass blowers vote to drop Knights of Labor in favor of the Eastern Division League, choosing temporary officers James Berry as President and William Lever as Secretary. In Paterson a burglary at James A Morrissee’s office yields only $34 from one safe after thieves miss a larger haul. Morrissee had recently listed lots for sale at about $650. A McCosh proposal urges college leaders to meet and set simple restrictions to curb evil excesses in holiday games, inviting Harvard to lead the effort.
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New Jersey Green
District Assembly No
Glassboro
Knights of Tabor
Millville
Clayton
Salem
North Clayton
Bridgeton
Woolbury
Camden
N.J
Brookfield’s Glass Works
Brooklyn
League
Knights of Labor
James Berry
William Lever
Morrissee
McCosh
State Gazette
Yale
Princeton
Phe
Icoltopes
Seaboard
Harvard
Sam
James McCosn
N. J
Unprecedented Borchee German Syrup Sale Promises Cough Cure
The advertisement touts Borchee German Syrup as the safest remedy for coughs colds and long troubles. It claims a unique action cures by removing the disease cause and healing affected parts, priced 75 cents per bottle, available from druggists and dealers nationwide. A second fragment humorously notes a landlord and tenant exchange over house condition.
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Borchee
Congo
Rules for Society and Servant Labour Ethics
A reflective piece presents three social rules: think of others first, judge less harshly, and cheer those around you while avoiding harmful talk. It argues dignity in labor and fair treatment of domestic workers, urging reform of domestic expectations and shared duties in marriage to combat class and gender bias.
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