Partisan Newspaper Choice for Polling Place Notices
The Common Pleas Court designated newspapers for notices by district but critics say advertising split between parties was not observed. First Assembly District papers are balanced, while Second District papers are partisan with Times Democrat and Howe News. In the Third District, bias is evident with Secord and South Amboy Citizen aligned with Democrats.
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Common Pleas Court
Convery
Rice
First Assembly District
Perth Amboy
Jamesburg Record
South Amboy
the Times
Howe News
Brother Laimtel
Secord
Iame
Glass Works idle as workers refuse Jewish and Black labor
At Cumberland Glass Works Burnarton New Jersey on September 21 tenil ing boys barred gates with iron bars and threatened death to any Jew seeking work. Six Jawa were discharged and men returned to duty. The Uphavsey Glass Works also quit over a $3 per thousand cut and non union labor, remaining out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnarton
N. J
Cumberland Glass Works
Jawa
Uphavsey Glass Works
Licenses Spark Uproar in Bridgeton Cited as Lively Night
In Bridgeton New Jersey on September 21 disturbances rose after the Excise Board granted beer and liquor licenses. Ten saloons and hotels now operate, with four extra police deployed to quell violence. Fights and drunken behavior filled locales, bottlers sold large quantities of beer, and sidewalk space became unsafe. Three more outlets were added midweek, boosting revenues while the fate of license funds, totaling $3,000, awaitsAttorney General decision on rightful county or city ownership.
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Bispexton
N J
Excise Board
Jock Ny
Excises Board
Treasurias
Postmaster Melick Removed for Misappropriation in Dover
Dover New Jersey Sept 21 James S Melick postmaster of this place was removed from office Saturday after an inspector took charge Monday and audited accounts revealing a short of 1408.25. Bonds for the deficiency were posted by six men, and Melick’s personal fixtures were seized. His mother reportedly mortgaged her New York state home to cover 700 of the shortage. A Long Jersey motif follows about Washington affairs and Octavius L Pruden of Morris county serving as assistant secretary to the President with a salary of 2250 a year. A separate item notes the discovery of a dead man near Princeton Junction with severe head and arm injuries.
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State House
Jofin Kuan, Jr
New Jersey
Grubb
Sewell
Ily
Trenton
Réw
Assembly Chamber
Executive Chamber
State Normal School
Girls’ Industrial School
Dover
N. J
James S. Melick
Melick
D. S. Alienwag
George Richards
George Pierson
Janes H. Neighbor
Frederick H. Beach
P. O. Heagan
Julio H. Pierson
Sussex
Issat Springword Was Sent To the Post Office
New York State
Just Administration
Washington
Harrison
Cape May
White House
Jereeyman
New Jerscy
Octavius L. Proden
Morris County
General Grant
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Pruden
Mr. Praden
Darkoy
North Star
Island
Senate Snd
Hume
Newark
N.J
Beffore
Fifth Ward
Prospect Street
Jezrog
Anna Johnson
Blelly
Ferry Street
Central Railroad
Polies
Freth Mopping Place
Walnut Street
Echool
New York
Third Precinct
Kidnspere
John Johneon
Brooklyn
Large Elizabeth barn fire kills fears of arson
A Monday blaze at Elizabeth destroyed two barns with their contents owned by John Samers. Horses and cattle were saved. six children in a nearby house were nearly suffocated. Loss exceeded 15,000 dollars with little insurance. A new Giro alarm failed to operate during the fire, and surrounding neighbors aided in rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
John Samers
Sonters
Giro
John Wioana
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George W. Burrouchs
Kaittar and Proprietor
Carlier
Schene
Custom House
Farmer's Alliance
Post Oflica Department
Hightstown
Princeton
Drummond Park
Asbury Park
Afiller
Mary Iles
Caxandy
Cassady
Campbell
Wescott Will
Bridgeton
Short
Pennsylvania Railroad
Princeton Junction
John Kleasmyth
George J. Young
Heathister Square Baptist Church
Misa
England
N. Y
Aaste
Mics
Laint
Evenin
Detroit
Free Presa
Draytona
Plomm's
Lee Ao
Nelson F. Clayton’s
Drugatore
Frank Watlinan
Burlington
Ohio
Dre King
Nelson F. Clayton
Richard A. Donnelly
Cook & Jaques
Espers
Trenton, N. J
Diamond and Watch Merchants
Clothier
Furnisher
Opera House Stores
Ww. Davison
East State St
James W. Dignan
Perry Street
J. W. Davison’s
Hichtstown, N. J
India
Cranbury
Vicinity
S. Emrich
Hightstown, N. J
Williams & Phillips
North Broad Street
F. Lupton
Matawan and
Keyport
P. O
Matawan, N
Gent
Dren
Bergen
Gossamers
Storm Coats
N. d
Elongleaand
Church Street, New Brunswick, N.J
Dobbins
East State Street
Reliable Jewelry
A. Craig Voorhees
Peace St
Church New Brunswick
WM. H. Cooper, Jr’s
Church Street
New Brunswick
Rochester Tsamp
The
Rochester
Express
Park Place
Marclay
Treel
New Zerk
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