Good Friday legal holiday debate unsettles New Jersey banks
In Elizabeth and Newark notices, a dispute over Good Friday as a legal holiday affects negotiable papers and bank operations. Governor Fort’s veto on a bill to clarify the holiday’s legal status triggers debate among bankers, lawmakers, and civil service observers about state law and commercial paper handling.
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New Brunswick
Wade Plain
Henry G. Parker
Nowderney
Governor Fort
Oman
Trenton
Unclear Civil Service Reform Debate in New Jersey Papers
Fragmentary OCR depicts a heated dispute over a civil service reform bill in New Jersey. It references press coverage by the State Gazette and attacks by political bosses, with mentions of Senator Ackerman, Governor Fort, and a commission proposal. The text is garbled but centers on reform efficacy and political maneuvering.
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New Baye Land
New England
Trenton
New Devary
State Gazette
New Jersey
Ackerman
Fort Ol
Lee
Seeview Commission
Republican Party
Miscued 19th Century Prose on Society and Leaders
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of topics from King Edward to President Roosevelt with stray references to universities, archbishops, and global frontiers. The text mashes names, places, and events in a garbled panorama of early 20th century concerns and cultural figures.
Assemblyman Pierce Emerges In New Jersey Reform Hope
The piece praises Carlton B Pierce of Wertfield Union County as a fresh, independent voice in state politics. It notes his stance on a public utilities bill and his break with party bosses, contrasting him with Perkins and endorsing his potential reelection.
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Pierce
Carlton B. Pierce
Wertfield
Union County
Mar
Mever
Ramlolph Perkins
Perkina
Ine
Perkins
Assembly
Jassuch Teuler Perkins
Carlton
Piarue
Perkinglysnecesaoy
Ace
Ming
Haa
Toman
Baskos
Pda
Tinge
Kirstein
Moxon
Regulae
Hohn
Newark N
Scar Widely Spread by Article Affects Oyster Trade
A published article alleged that a key distributor in the ty shih havilties caused a scar to spread widely by changing the ray oyster. The piece was credited to no identifiable author and appeared in the New York State publication.
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Ane Witong
New York State
The Psychological Moment and Social Jests
A collage of quips and anecdotes from various papers. The passage notes jokes about guesswork in weather forecasting and witty exchanges about fashion and trust advertising. It references quotations from the Sacred Heart Review, Home Herald, Detroit Free Press, and a Journal column, illustrating lighthearted editorial miscellany.
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Tandy
Weather Bureau
Sacred Heart Review
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