Jersey City Editorial Predicts Political Fallout in Hudson County
The Jersey City Vera portraits a Democratic reversal impact after a local defeat. It argues Hudson County may not deliver a strong Democratic show in November and predicts reduced majorities for McDonald and Waner in the presidential electors race, with cautious Assembly outlook and a warning on free trade.
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Jersey City
McDermott
Abbott
Hudson
Democratic Party
Joreey City
E. F. McDonald
Waneer
Assembly
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Elects Three New Members
The Ocean Grove Association postponed unfinished business from October 1 1891 and appointed May 10 1892 to fill vacancies. Following a winter vacancy from Rev T T Tasker’s death in Philadelphia January 23, the group elected Thomas M Dickey Flushing James O Preston Orange N J and A H De Haven New York City. Dickey learned of his election while en route to New York and joined the day’s meetings at his depot awaiting train.
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Ocean Grove Camp Meeting
Ita
T. T. Tasker
Philadelphia
Tueaday
Thomas M. Dickey
Flushing
James O. Preston
Orange
N. J
A H. de Haven
New York City
Mr. Dickey
Mt. Piegah
Messrs, Vankirk
Daniels
Association
Dickey
New York
Lia
Ocean Grove
Washington Letter From Our Regular Correspondent
Waasinatos May 16 1893 report on Republican politics and Senate events. Notes President on Chesapeake Bay with wife and sympathy for Senator Barbour of Virginia who died of heart disease. Discusses Pension office probe of General Raum and Democratic defense of expenditures under multiple Congresses.
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Washington
Waasinatos
Republican National Committee
Minneapolia
Clesspeake Bay
Senate
Barbour
Virginia
Congress
O Committee
House
Gorman
Fifty-first Congress
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Arthur
Senate Commerce
Minneapolia saloon plot told in faith and trial
Mrs. Mary Woolley recounts a dramatic night facing saloon threats against her husband John G. Woolley as he testifies to faith. The event includes a debt writ, beer-sprinkled hall, a rival plan to drink him, and a public comeback boosting their work for Christian reform.
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Mary Woolley
John’g. Woolley
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Harmonia Hall
Bear
Woolley
Wooley
Evid
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