Bridgeton to Westville bridge and hotel improvements
The item notes Bridgeton telephone concerts prove popular while Westville farmers begin plowing. A 305000 upgrade work starts on the Hollywood Hotel at West End. A New Jersey State Agricultural Museum design is sought from A M Smith of Shirley. A trial in Sharpstown Methodist case ends with not guilty verdict.
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Bridgeton
Westville
John Creighton
Long Branch
Hollywood
West End
A. M Smith
Shirley
New Jersey State Agricultural Museum
Trenton
Rey
Oakes
Sharpstown Methodist Church
Salem
Mary Stevens
Wiliam O Rourke injured at Jersey City ore works
William O Rourke of 29 Wester vest street Jersey City was crushed by an ore crusher injuring his left arm and legs. Mercer County Freeholders plan to macadamize the road from Elingburg to Hightstown a 5½ mile stretch. the Trenton to Hightstown 14 miles will follow. Anthony Comstock declines Summit police chief post to continue his lifelong work. Judge Barkalow sentenced three Armenian strikers from Summit Silk Mall to one year hard labor each for beating a fellow worker who refused to join the strike. Fourth Presbyterian Church in Trenton voted to call Rev. Hugh B. McCauley, pastor of Freehold First Presbyterian, as pastor. call unanimous. McCauley born 1836, Union Theological Seminary 1881, author of a popular Sunday school chart.
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United States
Wiliam O'Rourke
Westervest Street
Jersey City
New Jersey
Judge Barkalow
Paterson
Andrew Karkjian
Garabed Kaljian
Garabed Parmajian
Summit Silk Mall
Hajak Takakjian
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Roberts
Presbyterian Assembly
Hugh B. McCauley
First Presbyterian Church of
Freehold
McCauley
Union Theologieas Seminary
Rahway
Mr. C. Davis
Newark
John Fetter
Irving Street
Davis
Europe
Albert W. Wishart
Wishart
Mercer County Grand Jury
E.G. Russell
Lackawana Road
Russell
Stephen Kinnerty
Wiliam Warfel
John Finnerty
Scotch Plains Citizens’ League
Iwlee
Hudge
Grand
Elizabeth
Plains
Citizens’ League
Young Men's Christian Associations of New Jeary
Passa
David Carliste
Elkanah Drake
Wilton Merle Smith
of Scofield
East Northfield
George Gunton
New York City
Walter M Wood
Young Men's Christian Assocation
Chicago
Charles Wood
Philadelphia
Wolf Kinnicutt
Cleveland
Ho T. Simmons
Young Men's Chastian Association
Brooklyn
Anthony H Evins
8 P Canman
Ahs Whitford
Buffalo
AC Booth
Charles B. Mitchell
Albany
Henry A Cozzins
Frederick Goodman
New York
Donald Sage Mackey
Henry M. Humphrey
Plainfield
Donald MacColl
Edward L Cook
Madison
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad Company
Cook
No. 26
Exchange Place
D. Drake
William J. Bryan
Mr. Drake
Nettles
Platte
J. Madison Drake
Billy Bryan
Silas Dewey
Bryan
Lincoln
Drake
Linen NJ
Legislature Amends Bills and Elects Supervisors in Session
In the lower branch on Monday night about two dozen bills were introduced and a Supervisor of Bills with two assistants elected. Chas H Folwell of Burlington county was chosen Supervisor. Solomon H Rogers of Mercer and Frank T Lockwood of Hudson named first and second assistants. Executive session confirmed Governor appointments including James L Grigga as Prosecutor of Somerset and J Furman Siunickson as Prosecutor of Salem. John Bellstab named Judge of Mercer County Courts. Also sent to Senate were nominees for Newark Second District Court Judge Thomas Lintall and Soldiers Home Board members, plus ex officio medical examiners Judy b E Wilson and John Woodeonett. Hobart memorial services set for February 21 in Assembly Chamber with Attorney General Griggs as speaker, President Johnson of the Senate presiding. Joint session re-elected W S Hancock State Comptroller and George B Swain State Treasurer with Democratic votes for George R Gray and John A Wildrick.
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Chas. H. Folwell
Burlington County
Solomon H. Rogers
Mercer
Frank T. Lockwood
Hudon
Senate
Somerset County
James L. Grigga
Salem County
J. Furman Siunickson
John Bellstab
Second District Court of
Newark
Thomas Lintall
Soldiers'’ Home
John Shields
Hunderton County
State Board of Medical
Judy B E. Wilson
Esex
John Woodeonett
John J. Bouin
Hudson
Hobart
Assembly
Griggs
Johnson
Sesson
W. 8. Hancock
George B. Swain
George R. Gray
Essex
John A. Wildrick
Warren
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Rancocaa Creek
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Japan
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Medford
Bordentown
Dan Rice
Haleyville
Merchantville
Luderman
Cape May
Henry Hammond
Holmdel
Monmouth County
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John Giberson
Colts Neck
Mt. Holly
Elizabeth MacKinstry
Ocean Grove
Ladies' Philharmonic Orchestra of
A. H. Young
Matawan
Holy Land
South Jersey
W. P. Finney
Moorestown
Village Association of
Lakewood
Common Council of
Fieldsborough
Bordentown Township
New Egypt Packing Company
State Association of Packers
Williamstown
Whitney Glass Works
Glassboro
Isaac A. Lee
Hig
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Hirnegat City
Company E
Third Regiment
National Guard
Camden
Adlem & Cole
Red Bank
Cole
George Sutton
Adlem & Co
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Gloucester
Yaterday
Philadelphia Sabbath Association
George Davis
Union
Geo Monks
Vinelaw
Keighley & Sons
Cumberland County
Orange Training School For Nurses
D'Arcy Stephan
Oranges
New Jersey State Dental Society
Wm. E. Truax
Mercer County Board of Freeholders
Elingurg Hightstown
Hightstown
Thomas E. Hoyt
Marshall
North Long Branch
Anna Ossonsga
Hoyt
S. Edward Young
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Young
Anthony Comstock
Summit
Masonic Temple
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Voorhees
W. M. Morrow
State Board of Education
Morrow
Charles Bradley
Samuel A. Atkinson
Wright
Reform School
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DW. Law
Rene
Tancook
Treaster Swain
Che ‘Prenton
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van Keuren
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Thither
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German American Insurance CO
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Dobbins
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Manon & Hamlin
Witcoy & White
Carpenter
Snedeker & Co's
N. Warren Street
Trenton, N. J
Masonie Temple
Pepplers Weekly That
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Deat Atyle
Lupton Bros
Keyport
Perth Amboy
Matawan, N. J
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Applegate’s Optical Rooms
EY Spectalista and Manufactorring
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Main St
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Manalapan
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