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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1896

Page

2

McKinley Wins Big Across State in 1896 Vote

Friday November 6 1896 report notes McKinley and Hobart won by large margins in Pennsylvania with 207187 majority and eight Republican Congress members elected. Only Hunterdon and Warren counties upheld Democrats. Senate shows 18 Republicans to 3 Democratic Republican.

Warren Noenterdon McKinley Hobart New Jersey Congress Hunterden Cramer Warren County Senate

New Jersey Finances Show Healthy State Balance

Comptroller Henock reports New Jersey fiscal year ends with a cash balance of 969 628 98 dollars, most obligations paid, up 66 000 dollars from last year, with over 300 000 dollars spent on state institutional improvements. Wheat market gains and higher agricultural prices are hinted to boost farmers' income, while exports exceed recent years, signaling strong price momentum ahead.

Hencock New Jersey Bouke Henock Griggs Paterson Europe

Jersey Gleaned Pluralities and Local Shifts in Hudson

In New Jersey the statewide plurality reached 86 856 with Hudson showing a large Democratic tally while McKinley and Hobart vote returns land in Hudson. Eleven Republican Hudson Assembly candidates were elected. Sheriff and Surrogate races swung to Republicans though Democrats held state leads for Bryan.

New Jersey Hudaun McKinley Hobart Assembly Price Bryan Hudson McEwan Board of Freeholders Bob" Davia Heller Sherif Lillis Morgan Warner Elmer W. Demarest William M. Klink Robert D Urgohardt Charles M. Evane Jane F Goldenhorn William G. Nelson John E. McArthur Clement der Leonard Willian Hood William O. Armbruster Theodore O. Wildman Hadeun Colid Willo Hules Ea Ex County Olghe Camden Banner County Hodson

Jersey Voters Reelect Eight Republican Congressmen

New Jersey returns show all eight Republican incumbents reelected by sizable pluralities across counties. Pitney leads Fourth District by about 6000 with McKinley, Fowler, Gardner, Parker also securing large margins. County breakdowns show McKinley carrying Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cumberland Essex and others. Newark counts heavily for the ticket. Monmouth and Middlesex vote strong for Howell and Gardner. Overall McKinley’s statewide plurality exceeds 80,000 with sharp rises in Atlantic, Essex, and Hudson.

Pitney New Jersey Mahlon Piney Angustos W Catler Louden Elager Fowler Gardeer Parker McKinley Hobart McKinsey, Bryns Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester Hudson Hunterdon Marcor Middlesex Monmouth Morris Ocean Salem Somerset Buasex Union Warren

Keating's Troubles Stir Town as Burglary Ring Tied to Leader

Keating, intoxicated, led to accusations about a rash of robberies in Woopnriper. The spree included theft of a horse and wagon from Patrick Quavelley, 75 chickens from Bernard Dunnigan, a muse from Dr. Spencer and William Edgar, and 83,000 worth of beads from a safe at Loula D Kellys. Trinity Church offered a 60 dollar reward for a returned crow, with other rewards spurring police. Culluamis arrested Keating and faced judge Dane, with evidence pointing to a theft ring led from clay baths and selling loot in New York.

Woopnriper Richard Keating Iquor Patrick Quavelly Bernard Dunnigan Dr. Spencer William Edgar Loula D. Kelly Br Ken “Jatu Trinity Church Culluamis Y Yeterday Dudige Dane

Bank Cashier Terhune and Farmer Reed Narrowly Escape Gunmen

Terhune, cashier of the First National Bank of Long Branch, and James Reed, a Frenena farmer, were threatened by two foreigners while walking in Reed’s wood. One gun misfired. Terhune’s coat saved him. Both suspects were arrested near Bownstown and jailed in New Brunswick.

Matawas John Terhune Pres James Reed Frenena Reed Teri Ue First National Bank of Long Branch Terhune Evaron Bownstown New Bronewick

Croup Warning for Mothers and Home Remedies

An old reader's note warns young mothers about croup from common colds. It describes early signs such as hoarseness and a rough cough and urges prompt treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it prevents attacks and is safe to use even after a coughing onset. Sold by N F Clayton, Druggist.

Chammberlain N. F. Clayton

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