Assembly in a Packed Hall Fights Track Petitions and Protests
Thousands fill the State House and Assembly chamber as race track petitions pour in from Orange and Bergen counties. Speaker Flynn orders floor clearing while Dupuy and Lane push resolutions. public pro and con shout slogans, and editors weigh in with calls to attend to Flynn.
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Assembly
Flynn
National Guard
Corridora
Assemblyman Lane
Orange
Committee On Municipal Corporatna
Duke of Gloucester
Figno
Laoo
Burton Hatchincoo
Nanygh
Bill Harrigan
Newark
Nouttempe
Onner
Assemblyman
Dupuy
Bergen County
Taylor Opera House
Leon Abbott
Supreme Collee
House of Assembly
Lana
Thos F. Lane
Union
Sumit Record
Mc. Lisoe
Democratic Party Trust
Democratic Party
Citizens' League Urges Bold Action Against Gambler-Backed Assembly
The Economist urges the Citizens' League in Trenton to mobilize against graft and disorder in New Jersey politics. It calls for passing reform bills to curb poolrooms and protect the rule of law, aiming to rouse public opinion and pressure officials. It cites Flynn, Tamony Hall, and historic figures to frame democracy’s duty.
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Trenton
Jerasy
Tammany Hall
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Murphy
Albany
State of
New Jersey
Citizens’ League
Flynn
Lyseon
Gamblera
Beodlora
Guttenburg
Gloucester
New York
League
Nicvll
Burnea
Tamtoany Hull
Luelners
Inauguration Day Reflections and Political Tensions
A retrospective on the Cleveland-Harrison inauguration notes limited public enthusiasm amid snow and strong southern turnout for Gen. Fitz Lee. It critiques Democratic platform pledges, cites civil service reform, and reports Tammany’s stance on federal appointments and bond issues.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Pulla
Congress
Cxn
Cleveland
Fitz. Lee
Virginia
Ceveland
Horrigan
Mr. Cleveland
White House
Capitol
Claveland
Limeelf
Wannamaker
Indianapolis
Harrison
Washington
Bentrico
Odo
Bonda
Congress Eyes Gold Market and State Hospital Reforms
A provincial financial debate surfaces as supporters anticipate nonessential extra sessions, with Senator Sherman praised on financial wisdom while gold demand is questioned. The New Jersey legislature passes a bill reforming the Trenton Insane Asylum into a State Hospital, shifting control to a State Board and creating a Medical Director role.
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Stanford
Gen
Harrison
Indianapolia
Lelant Stanford University
California
Congress
Fina Bean
Ilause
Trenton Iosane Asylum
Morris Plains Asylum
Trenton
State Hospital
State Asylum
State Board
Inauguration at Blauvelt Store Hightstown Offers New Goods
Carpenters and painters have finished the first floor of the INAUGURATION C C BLAUVELT store in Hightstown NJ. The text promises brand new stock and bargains to attract customers, stressing that goods are not old stock and inviting patrons to visit and be served.
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Tate
Quvhiart
Ata
Perry
Maud Humphrey
Louis Devhinys
White House
Demorest
Ciehlon
Addtsa
W. Joantag Demonte
New York
de King
Clayton’s Drug
Lurgy
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
P.O
N. J
Tim
Rochester
Cxpress
Urdh
Mochestel Lamp CO
Park Place
New York City
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George W. Burroughs
State House
New York Tribune
Swell
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
Wasmyorox
Ted
Sipker
Uraine
Wade
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
C.C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Bedford Cord
Cantel’s Bair
Sebastopol
Henrietti
H. Wallachs—Sons
Factory Hightstown
Storm Coats
Jersey Coats
Richard A. Donnelly
Clothier
Makers
Burnisher
Opera House
Trenton, N. J
S. Fancy
United States
Cook & Jaques
State Street
Feat War
Alfred Dolge
C. Hoagland
Church St
New Brunswick,n.j
Emrich’s
Hazelton Brothers
Haines Brothers
Hallet & Cumston
Newby & Evans
Boston
Story & Clark
Chicago
Edun
Wilcox & White
Estey
Philadelphia
G. A. Bartow & Son
South Broad St
John S.bergen
Dobbins & Larce
Cores
Chas
East State Street
Lalo
Geo. E. Snedeker & Co
N. Warren St
Masonic Temple
State Trenton
New Jerse
Vick
Cnly
James Vick’s Sons
N. Y
Prince
Prince Mepius
Paris
Hichtstown, N. J
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