Fallout from Constitutional Ruling Shapes New Jersey Election
Friday, September 18, 1895 reports the Supreme Court ruling that civil law is unconstitutional and ends the possibility of statewide law judge elections. Incumbents stay until term end as Kean and Griggs contest continues. liquor group pressure risks sway in governor races and convention selections.
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Kean
Griggs
Free Tradera View Us and Sloane London Branch
The Textile Mercury reports Messrs W and J Sloane of New York plan a London branch with R C Hamilton as manager. The move signals aggressive European trade in American carpets and goods, with mixed views on tariff impact and reciprocal competition between the US and Britain. John Mount, 18, fled Jamesburg Reform School and was recaptured in Camden. Newark notes a Domestic Sewing Machine Company affair to be examined in Court of Ottery.
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Textile Mercury
Messrs
New York
Europe
Bradford
Carter
Carter, Hughes & Fwight
Cartek
John Mount
Jamesburg Reform School
Camden
Newark
State St
Front St
Trenton
Unconstitutional County Court act halts Essex County election
Judge Von Syckel rules the 1895 County Court act unconstitutional restraining the Essex county clerk from proceeding with the county judge election. The decision holds the constitution preserves the governor appointed Common Pleas structure and Cant abrogate by legislation via a County Court with elected judges. The opinion stresses permanence of constitutional guarantees and limits on legislative power over inferior courts.
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Inez Winter
Lippincott
Justice Magic
Herman Sobalk
Essex County
Esagx County
Humber
Supreme Law
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Court of Common Fleas
Essox
Evans County
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Supreme Court
Senate
State
Fingeman
van Syckel
Court of Common Pleas
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County Court
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Courta
Oger
Common Pleas
Court of Common Plesa
Supreme Awd
Coar
Comion Press Ae
Gommur
Paine
Court of Cmmon Pleas
Eame
Court of Common Pleas Les Notable J Foundation
Clinton Pleas
Eaid Court
Inferior Court of Common Pleas
Legislatios
Legisaire
Common Pleasis
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