Nomination battle for New Jersey governor centered on Griggs
In a crowded convention field voters and counties weigh fits for the gubernatorial nomination. Ex-Senator John W. Griggs is singled out as a strong, principled candidate likely to win the nomination and govern with integrity and duty. Other names are mentioned but confidence rests on Griggs.
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Ceat
Essex County
Hudson County
Camden
Passaic
Rutnor
Jenat
John W. Griggs
Lineck
Praople
New Jaracy
Hin
G Wodel
Oo Aire
Washington Correspondent Reviews Tariff Debate and Playful Politics
From Our Regular Correspondent Washington July 15 1895 a Washington based democratic newspaper narrative mocks confident claims about Mr Read becoming Speaker and tariff reform. It notes expected tariff revisions by Congress and skeptical views on Ambassador Eustis. The piece cites Hoke Smith and Miss Elizabeth Key charity controversy, then critiques speculative traders and the official Bureau of Statistics export figures under McKinley versus Democratic tariffs.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Knowlog
Democrata
Senate
Josh Billings
Jehan
Cleveland
Eustis
London
Enatia
Hoke Smith
New York
Elizabeth Kay
Pension Bureau
Hoke Swithh
Miss Key
Hoko Smith
Key
Public Agricultural Department
United States
Bureau of Statistics
McKinsey
Thoty
Democratic Party
Protection for U S beet and cane sugar industry gains
Economists argue sugar protection strengthens national independence and farming profits. Tariff era shift boosted American sugar beet and cane output, reducing reliance on foreign sources and freeing land for other crops like cotton and corn. It underscores protecting both sugar sectors to aid farmers overall.
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United States
Friends of Protection
Congress
Endeavor event attracts vast crowds in Boston during storm
Record preparations for the Endeavor gathering drew 600 000 delegates, with 685 from New Jersey. Overflow rallies filled churches and streets as Denominational meetings, especially Presbyterians and Hull, reported unprecedented attendance. New Jersey ranked eleventh in society numbers amid expansive preparations and strong religious pledges.
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Min
Boston
Buebeea Htonaea
Endeavor
Bunker Hill
New Jersey
Presbyterians
Hull
Blue Binner
Congregationaliata and
Baptista
Clark
Camp Werls Opens Amid Regiment and New Rail Upgrades
Camp Werls opens with cannon, flag, and a single regiment from Jersey City. Electric line Burlington to Mount Holly ready. trolley service planned midweek. Weather report notes cloudy week hindering hay and corn harvests. a tornado-like storm caused widespread damage in Middlesex and Union counties. At Boynton Beach, eleven-year-old Bart Brads narrowly escaped hanging from a swing rope, later revived by nearby bystanders. A New Jersey tale recounts a sea turtle reward saga involving James A Bradley. fisherman earns $25 after capturing the released reptile, with a later reduced reward of $15. An Ocean Grove Bible class clash over Catholicism sparks heated debate. Public notices touch on local remedies and injuries, including a pinched knee and care with Chamberlain’s products.
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New Jeraey Weather Service
Middlesex County
Smal
Union County
Boynton Beach
Bart Brads
New Brunswick
Hardy
Wrecks, bodies found, and roads debated in city items
A train crew halts a near catastrophe near Boopd Brook after a lantern and flagging by Uarbert Henry prevents a collision on the main line. From Ocasa City, Captain Wilton Willeta and Doctor Dobson recover Edwin Hayes junior from the water near the wharf. Good roads advocate Mayor Seiren touts macadamized routes for Long Island. A case details a convalescing infant treated with Chamberlain's Aulie Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, with signs of marked improvement and claimed life saved.
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Uarbert Henry
Boopd Brook
Axo
Houry
Philadelphia Sud Road
Ocasa City
Wilton Willeta
Doctor Dobson
Washington
William Barns
Philadelphia
Edwin Hayes
Nathan Hayes
Dick Crawford
Chamberlain
J.’ Masvow
A.D. Trarrog
N. F. Clayton
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Jersey City
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Monmouth
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Misa Susan RK
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Mires van Witkle
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Impany
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Kingville
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Vreemyar
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N. FF. Clayton
Long Island
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D. W. Clayton
Bowker
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool
London & Globe
Royal, Ins. Co
North America
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Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Press Building
Peppler
Lohmer
Mason & Hamlin
Decker Bro
Prescott and Carpenter
Masonic Temple
N. Warren St
Trenton
N. J
Peter Barclay
Monmouth Junction
Deen
S.M. Hess & Bron
Barclay
S. M. Hess & Bro., Fertilizer Company
Philadelphia, Pa
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
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Front St
Stony
St. Entranean
Trenton Hardware CO
FE. State St
E. Front St
Davison
Lehigh Coal
B.D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
Fruit Trees
Jos
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E- God
Hamburg
Bergen & Rue
Dobbins & Large
East State Street
Emrich
Emrich’s
Stockton Street
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Try Donnelly
Richard A. Donnelly
Furnisher
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J. S. Rogers & Son
Hightstown
Mle
Rochester
Rochester Lamp CO
Park Place
Barclay St
New Yoinside
New Rochester
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
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P.O
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