Saloon Property Seized and Liquor Destroyed in N J Case
In Newark on October 7, 1918 Vice Chancellor Lane ordered injunctions against the Newark saloon of Thomas Hand and the Belleville Pleasure Park as public nuisances. Furniture and liquor were ordered removed and destroyed, with proceeds to the poor funds. Premises closed for one year. Prosecutions by the Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey and the Citizens’ League of Belleville cited Sunday liquor sales and disreputable acts. Warned saloon keepers that habitual Sunday sales will carry penalties, and contempt actions were issued against Hillside Pleasure Park owner William Thaller and Thomas Hand for defying the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Lane
Thomas Hand
Belleville Pleasure Park
Anti-Siloon League of
New Jersey
Citizens’ League of
Belleville
Court of Chancery
William Thaller
Hillside Pleasure Park
Read This For Relief From Indigestion And Sleeplessness
Miss Agnes Turner of Chicago describes her recovery after suffering headaches indigestion constipation and insomnia. She took Chamberlain’s Tablets for nearly two months and reports improved digestion renewed energy and the ability to eat and sleep in comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Turner
Chicago
Chamberlain
The Golden Pheasant Saves a Chinatown Refugee
Norma Duntley helps Ling Foo a Manchurian victim of vigilantes after a lynch mob raid. Arnold Duntley receives aid from Ling Foo a royal descendant and the couple relocate. Ling Foo funds a new medical practice with a hidden jewel box containing diamonds.
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Tf Arnold
Norma
Tle
Norme Ader
Soprehiow
Arnold Duntley
Ling Foo
United States
Arnold
Normi
Hhiad
Ling Pao
Ling Fop
Baby
Nora
Nilen
New Jersey Proclamation Calling Senate Election 1918
Governor Walter Edge proclaims a November election to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by William Hughes death. The document, dated July 1918 in Trenton, includes Secretary of State Thomas F. Martin endorsements and official seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
United States
Walter, Edge
Thomas PF. Martin
Thomas F. Martin
Bernard M. Gannon
State of New Jersey
A. D
L.S
Election Notice for South Brunswick Township 1918
Notice announces a general election in South Brunswick Township on Tuesday November 5 1918 from 6 am to 7 pm. Voting places: first district Public School House Dayton second district Public School House Monmouth Junction. Offices include U S Senate two seats Middlesex County positions and township offices.
South Brunswick Board to Review Registry Lists Oct 29
The Boards of Registry and Election in South Brunswick Township will meet at polling places on Tuesday October 29 1918 from 3 PM to 9 PM to revise and correct registry lists and receive additional registrations. William Perkins Clerk. Date September 6 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registry
Boards of Registry and Election
South Brunswick
William Perkins
Board of Registry and Election
Monroe Township
Fred A. Clayton
Monroe
Executors of Elwood Groves to present account in Middlesex Orphans Court
The Lubgscritters and executors of Elwood Groves deceased announce they will exhibit their final account to Middlesex County Orphans Court on Friday November 8 1918 at 10 A M in the September 1918 term for settlement and allowance the account has been audited and stated by the Surrogate dated October 1 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Groves
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
Hanny C. Groves
Bauer
Bronchial Trouble Relief Reported by Mrs Sidenberler
Mrs A J Sidenberler of Rockfield Tud says spring bronchial trouble eases with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After a few days use she reports all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sidenberler
Rockfield, Tud
Chamberlain
Jamesburg Loses Senatorial Seat After Death of Hughes
An election will be held in the Borough of Jamesburg on Tuesday November Sth 1918 at the Borough Hall Augusta Street Jamesburg. Voters will elect two Members of the United States Senate caused by the death of William Hughes and fill borough and county offices including Freeholders Coroner Assessor Collector two Court men and one Justice of the Peace for Middlesex County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Brunswick
Dayton
Monmouth Junction
United States Senate
New Jersey
William Hughes
House of Representatives
United States
Third
Senate
General Assembly
State of
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Middlesex
Borough of
Jamesburg
Borough Hall
Augusta Street
House of Representatives of
Jamesbug
Jamesburg Board to Review Registry and Accept Registrations
The Board of Registry and Election for Jamesburg Borough will meet at the polling place from 3 to 9 PM to revise the registry list and receive additional registrations. Borough Clerk William H. Brooks announces the session dated September 13 1918.
Sale notice for MONSOF ship in Prospect Plains
Notice states a general ship of MONSOF will be held at the School House Prospect Plains due to the death of William Hughes. The township of Monroe in New Jersey is under the authority of the Assessor Collector Committeeman Con stable Justice of the Peace Surveyors of Highways and Poundkeeper.
Monroe Township Registry Revision Meeting Notice
The Monroe Township meeting will be held at its polling place at 9 o'clock p.m. to revise and correct the registry lists. Clerk: Fred A. Clayton. Dated September 6, 1918.
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IHE Granbury Press
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son Editors and Proprietors
Mee
Py Eer
Cranbury
Webster
Western Newspaper Union
Chinatown
Norma Duntley
Terrot
France
Liberty
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
W.S.S
Liberty Loan Committee
Second Federal Reserve District
Broadway
New York
Senate of
Walter E. Edge
Department OF State
Dat
William H. Brooks
Monsof
Prospect Plains
Tod
SUN OPTICAL iMIG.C F.C_LEAMING, PRES. Cor. State and
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