Wicked frauds and machine politics in state race
First and overtopping all others in wickedness, were stupendous and unheard-of frauds upon the suffrage. Second, the protection of the race track gambling dens at Guttenburg and Gloucester City, which funded Democratic campaign coffers. Fourth, gerrymandered districts. National issues cited include McKinley era reforms, Hawaii, Cuba, and a strong war and peace record. the speaker asserts the state must share in the national revival and political battle.
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Vetera
New Jersey
Republican State Committee
Republcans
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Republican Party
Guttenburg
Gloucester City
Democratic Party
William McKinley
Hawaii
Cuba
Ita
Voorhees Crane and the Stump in Essex County Campaign
The Gazette predicts Crane may rely on friends to speak for him as he avoids public speaking due to alleged stage fright. It notes Crane skipped the nomination convention and gave a brief, weak response to the nomination. Voorhees, a proven speaker, is expected to draw large crowds and pace the campaign, with Griggs-like Republican intensity.
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Crane
Essex County
Griggs
Mr. Voorhees
Editorial tariff contest roils Jersey City editor
The Jersey City News editor rails against the Dingley tariff and Bryanism, urging protection for wage earners and new industries amid hard times. Pet er Stryker notes fifty year ministry jubilee in Asbury Park. Point Pleasant fire at the round-house and water works destroys the terminal, causing about $20,000 in damage. cause unknown, engines suspected.
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Jersey City “News
Dem
Jackosa Dingley
Dingley
Paterson Daily Press
Peter Stryker
New York and Long Branch
Point Pleasant
All aboard at depot as kindly farmer lifts spirits
An elderly farmer brightens a stifling rail depot by sharing candy and stories with a mother, baby, and two children awaiting a Boston-bound train. He teaches cat’s cradle, soothes the youngster, and buys peanuts, leaving the scene with a warm, humane impression. A departing traveler notes “Something bright has gone out of this depot that doesn't come in every day.”
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Congress
United States
Washington
Marm
Waal
Boston
Enid
Paris
Napoleon I
Fouche
Napoleon
Paria
Edmund Monson
Neal
Rue Castiglione
London
Leicester
Soho Square
England
Church of the
Leytonstone
London Mail
Famous Apple Tree and Spain’s Golden Age Recalled
A column contrasts Macaulay on Spain under Philip II with a Rhode Island legend of the ancient Mount Hygeia greenings. It notes Spain’s vast empire, wealth, and naval dominance and mentions a legendary Solomon Drowne apple tree still standing near Foster, RI, venerable but deteriorating after two centuries.
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Solomon Drowne
Mount Hygeia
North Foster
R. I
Rhode Island
Pomona
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Mossy
Colonel Price
Crossy
Daly
Hossy
Democrati
Elizabeth Journal
State News
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Spain
Macaulay
Philip II
Europe
America
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Land
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France
Indian Ocean
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Keene
Tom Keene
California Theater Stock Company
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Jake
Detroie Fres Press
Poldher
Washington Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bleyely
New York Herald
New York
Hewitt
Bunton
Jewett
Donnelly
Taylor Opera House
Trenton, N. J
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe
German American
Royal, Ins. Co. of North America
Commercial Union, Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Bergen & Rue
Press Building
LION
T Am
Edward Schaffer
Hightstown
N. J
G. Ribsam
Mone
Jobbins & Large
Hatters
Knox
Youman
Bill
East State Street
J.S. Silvers
Bro
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Perth Amboy
Matawan, N. J
Geo.w. Burroughs
Justin
Mern’s and Boys
Mason’s
Inlightstown
M. J
Syracuse
South Bend
McCormick
Blanet Jr
Thompson
Lehigh
Lister's
W.j.rowland & Son
Monmouth Junction
Davison’s
Lehiigh Coal
B. D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
Parm Implements
Thos
Peppler
Mizhtstown, N. da
Trenton Clothing Company
Broad St
Clothiers
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