Question of who will take Mr Loebs places
Washington hears debate on succession to the post while Teddy Roosevelt's future remains a factor. Possible nominees include Johnson, Cray, Taft supporters and party factions stir. Contenders for the presidency and office shifts are discussed amid broader policy questions and upcoming conventions.
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Direct Vote Bill To Elect Delegates In Open Primary
Jan. 25 Trenton. A bill to be introduced in the House of Assembly next Monday would provide for direct citizen voting to elect delegates to national conventions, abolish the state convention, curtail party leaders, and favor open primaries. The measure aligns with Gov Fort and seeks to empower the nominating process in the hands of the ranks.
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Governor's Pastor Plans to Retire in East Orange
East Orange Jan 25 Word has reached that Rev Dr John Douglas Adam will become associate pastor at Main Avenue Presbyterian Church East Orange around March 1 He resigns as pastor of Brooklyn Heights Reformed Church and is now in Europe Dr Ludlow who retires after twenty five years as pastor will be devoted to literature and previously served at the Muna avenue church
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Lead Pencil Wood Supply Highlights Early Industry
The article notes vast woods used for pencil making, especially red cedar for leads and barrels. It mentions high daily wood usage and the spread of home manufacture, with changes over a decade and remarks on the wood’s softness and graining.
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Fort to Enjoy Club Dinner and Washington Visit Events
Washington notes show Fort invited to Gridiron Club banquet while Senator Dryden opens his winter residence. Rep Gardner and Senator Kean exchange visits in Brigg’s rooms as officials eye the Grant Monument site and post office appointments.
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