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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1889

Page

2

Local Option Law Debate Draws Temperance Forces

In a joint assembly debate, church and temperance groups urged lawmakers to repeal the local option liquor law, condemning repeal as oligarchic and insisting the public will requires strict temperance. Speakers from church and reform groups argued for preserving the measure citing societal harm and protection of homes and youth.

State Temperance Aliance Woman's Christian Temperance Union Dr. House Irenton Laves Ihorom

Repealer to Luca Option law introduced in New Jersey

In Trenton on January 16 Mr ONeill representing Hudson county unveiled a repeal bill drafted by the Liquor Dealers Association. It reenacts license fees but eliminates the local option feature and any county vote under the old law. Supporters doubt broader Republican backing whether it can pass. Elizabeth Bennett widow of Henry A. Bennett died from severe burns after her clothing caught fire at Point Pleasant. neighbor L D Vanote helped extinguish the flames. A strange cattle disease ends with a cow killed after autopsy confirms brain disease, caused by abnormal behavior and aggression in a Voorhees farm herd.

House of Assembly O’neill Hudson County Friends of Temperance State Temperance Alliance A. E. Bullard Tonses Church Temperance Commission Legislature Wedacadsy Senate Chamber Galleriea J. Y. Dobbins Thomas Hanlon B. ©. Lippincott BS. Everitt H. K. Carroll Jesse Diverty H. M. Brown G. B. Wight Clinton B. Fisk Werts A. E. Ballard Ocean Grove Lnc State Alliance Warren Christian Temperance Asicng Cornelius Brett Jersey City Church Commission James 5. Yard Freehold Monmouth Democrat Yard Wallace McGeorge Gloucester Oscar Jefferys Warren County Wi. Bodine Wilmmstown Sunday School Association Commonwealth J. W. Knowles Newark New Jersey Sabbath Union Essex M. Helen Crane Anbury Park Women’s Christian” Temperance ‘Union New Jersey Biro Dr. Ballard Trenton N. J O'Neill Liquor Dealers’ Association Elizabeth Bennett Henry A. Bennett Point Pleaswet Tielbelt Abram Voor’hees Sout-Middlebush Mr. Voorhees Dr Loblein New Brunswick Loblein X. Voorhees

Feuding clans clash in Baker's Daggin village feud

Law rence township reports a bellicose mood in Baker's Daggin as Pidcock and Cloward clans clash across the canal. A recent skirmish on the wharf left injuries and captured hats. Cloward and Pidcock leaders pressed by reinforcements, a large brawl ended with doors battered and a $200 fine assessed by Squire Abbott.

Baker's Dagin Lawrence Township Pidcock Cloward Johm Pidcock Tattick Enric Pidcocks William Pidcock Pulcock Batte Evenoff Willian Sampson Baker’s Basin Squire Abbott Squire Delaware Saritan Enoul

White Capa Members Enforce Temperance Leads In State

White cap groups appear across the state and act as vigilantes to curb drinking. In Managqaan they harass drunks, forcing reform with threats and rough handling. A resident was whipped and warned. another tied in a barn but spared after pledges to reform. Some members fled from a saloon as authorities note their illegal methods.

Managqaan Temperance Reform Club

Bargain Show Reveals Low Prices on Linens and Damask

The sale highlights Scots lawn Cable Linens and related textiles for housekeepers in Trenton and nearby areas. Prices drop from 37 4 cents to 35 cents for daily service fabrics, 60 cent items to 45 cents, and 75 cent goods including full bleached Damask to 55 cents. Double Damask, wide, in cream and bleached, down from $1 to 75 cents.

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