Foreigners Night School Opens in New Brunswick 1915
The New Brunswick night schools begin Monday October 4 1915 at Bayard School with about 150 expected enrollees. The Bureau of Naturalization reports 6064 foreign born residents in 1910 with 2278 males of age and 846 naturalized. Officials will supply alien names and addresses to schools to aid citizenship prep in English civics and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Bayard
Mert H. Eckels
Bureau of Naturalization
Middlesex County
New Brunswick Public Schools
That Miss Gabbeigh Contained a Two Faced Creature
A crude Boston Transcript item mocks Miss Gabbeigh as two faced and talks nonsense, suggesting her words would keep six ordinary faces busy.
Mother’s quick relief with Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy
A mother awakens to her child struggling for breath and uses Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. The text claims quick relief and that the child will sleep and wake healthy. The remedy is said to have many years of uniform success and to be widely available.
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Chamberlain
Election notice for Cranbury township voting districts
The ship of Cranbury announces a local election at Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury and Grange Hall Plainsboro on Tuesday October 1915 to elect State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders one County Coroner one Justice of the Peace and approve township appropriations. Walter H. Wavens, Clerk of Cranbury Township, dated October 1, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
Board of Registry and Election
Walter H. Wavens
South Brunswick Township Election Notice 1915
The notice calls voters in South Brunswick Township to elect a State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders a County Coroner an Assessor a Committee man a Justice of the Peace a Constable two Surveyors of Highways. Voting at VanDerveer Hall Day ton and American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction on Tuesday October 26 1915. Howard Jemison Clerk dated October 17 1915.
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Monroe
Prospect Plains
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
South Brunswick
VanDerveer’s
Board of Registry and Election
Howard Jemison
Chronic Constipation Relief with Chamberlain Tablets
Mr John Newton of Irving XII reports long standing stomach trouble and obstinate constipation improved rapidly after using Chamberlains Tablets. He states his health has been fine after taking four or five bottles. Obtainable every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John Newton
Irving
Election Notice for Jamesburg Borough 1910s Vote
Public notice schedules a general and special election in Jamesburg Borough to be held at Borough Hall Augusta Street on Tuesday November 2 1915 for mayor two councilmen one assessor one collector one constable and a special election on October 26 1916 for voters on a women suffrage amendment and related register corrections conducted by Borough Clerk William N Brooks with dates in 1910.
Helmetta Election Notice For Borough Officers 1915
Official notice sets election day October 26 1915 from 1 to 9 pm at the Helmetta Hose House for one State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders one Coroner one Mayor two Councilmen one Assessor one Collector two Surveyors of Highways for Helmetta Borough. Borough Clerk P J Hogan signs the notice under the act to amend the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmetta
Hose House
General Assembly
Irsey
Middlesex
New Jersey Special Election on Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Notice declares a special election to be held on October 19 1915 across state precincts to vote on amendments approved by the 1914 and 1910 legislatures. Ballot forms are provided for electors to approve or reject the constitutional changes. Thomas F. Martin serves as Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmetta
New Jersey
Thomas F. Martin
New Jersey Women Suffrage Amendment on Official Ballot 1915
Official ballot for a special election on October 19 1915 by Secretary of State Thomas F Martin. Proposed constitutional amendment would extend suffrage to women citizens 21 and older with residency rules and wartime voting protections. The opposite choice No is also provided.
Jersey ballot instruction guides Yes No marking method
The notice explains how voters should mark a ballot with an X in the square opposite Yes if opposed and in the square opposite No otherwise using black ink or pencil. The instruction emphasizes filling the correct box clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed By Users
A customer letter praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a bronchial cough. Mr William Bright of Wayne Indiana reports immediate relief and cure after finishing a bottle and urges friends to try the remedy, which is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Bright
Fl Wayne
Ind
Constitutional amendment procedure text rewritten and extended
The passage outlines how constitutional amendments may be proposed by the Senate or General Assembly. It requires a majority in both houses, journal entry with yeas and nays, publication for three months in each county newspaper, and subsequent legislative submission to the people. If approved by a majority in the next legislature and ratified by voters, the amendment becomes part of the Constitution. If multiple amendments are submitted, they appear separately. rejected amendments cannot be resubmitted for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
General Assembly
Third Amendment Polling Note
A fragmented voting instruction references marking an XN opposite the word No in black ink or thick pencil, indicating an informal ballot notation. The text suggests approval or disapproval choices with unclear framing and is rendered as an OCR fragment.
Amendment on land consumption adoption vote text
Voter option sought on whether to adopt an amendment authorizing excess consumption of land by the State or any political subdivision thereof. The phrasing indicates a referendum question with options Yes or No.
Amendment Article Section IX Adopts Land Take Powers
The draft adds Section IX authorizing the Legislature to permit taking extra land for parks highways or streets with limits on excess land. Excess land may be sold or leased after necessary portions are used. The notice protests the unusually low price set for the three constitutional amendments election advertisement.
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Eo. W. Burroughs & Son
W. A. Spencer
R. W. Edwin Florance
Assembly
Geo
J. Edgar Bennett
R Williams. Dey
R. G. Francis Eden
R. C. M. Haight
R. Nels Hanson
R. Alfred T. Kerr
D. Anthony Gebhardt
D. Andrew Sly
D. Theo. Cohn
D. W. D. Casey
D. Township Ticker
Walter H. Havens
R. C
Raymond Wicoff
Alvah W. Forman
William M. Cox
William F. Perrine
John C. Barlow
Board of Registry
Joseph Shaw
Baby
Jamesburg
Uoon
Augusta Street
Borough of
William N. Brooks
P. J. Hogan
State of New Jersey
Department of State
N. Broad St
Trenton
Trenton, N. J
Horace Mann
Mer
FORD
Cadillac
Buick
Dodge
Samuel E. Dey
New, Jersey
J. Frank Dowgin
Cranbury, New Jersey
Our
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SUN Oprical
Matt F.c.leaming
Pres. Cor. State and
Warren St's
Cranbury Press Office
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