Popular Vote Law Debate Stirs New Brunswick Lecture
Edward Al Dae of Newark spoke at Margen College about the U S Senate election by people, criticizing New Jersey’s recent law. He argued direct popular vote undermines the constitution and checks on government, citing historic conventions and concerns over bribery and elite influence.
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New Bronswick
Edward AL Dae
Lnever
Newark
United States
New Brunswick
Hit Fest Nyettie Kirkpatrick Chapel
Margen College
Cimprs
Hart
Papuelnn
Higers College
Bromerck ‘Thedoglert Seminiay
Enited
Senate
Cnteil
California
Iowa
Benatore
George Th. Mayans
Semitar
M 4
Commonwealth
Seh Pawerhil Commonwealths Ag
Aen
Spanish War Veterans Oppose Gibbs Bill in Jersey City
Spanish War Veterans voiced opposition to Gibbs's bill in Jersey City. The report notes veteran leaders and local politicians shaping the debate, with calls for accountability and continued support for veteran work.
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Jersey City
Mawel SO
Wyfall Champain
Pepyen
Comire
Nilfees
Veterans War Legislation Reforms 1907 Bill Draws Opposition
Menan rempewls the 1907 legislation expanding veteran protections to all wars and revises the Civil War only constraint. The measure, pushed by Assemblyman Bergen a Spanish War veteran and judge advocate, faces hurdles as Wykoff Camp urges camps to oppose the bill and keep it from advancing in the Militia Committee.
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Menan
Swad
Bergen
Department of Newsey
Wykoff
Committee On Militia
Wekot
Wage Cut May Tie Up Erie System Across Line
Erie Railroad officials and locomotive firemen and other employees clash over a proposed ten percent wage cut lasting through a set term. Union leaders cite a 20 year old precedent and warn of possible stoppages between Jersey City and Chicago as talks continue.
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Erier. R
Jersey City
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Erie
Pianing
Theianders
Brotherhomd
Railroul
Patents for Jerseymen. Patent notices from Drake & Co.
A garbled patent list reports trials or filings for Jer sey men and various inventions including embroidery tools, storage batteries, drying closets, signaling systems, cooling towers, and decorative plates. Names and places such as Newark, Hoboken, Orange, Livingston Park appear amid alleged designs and trade marks.
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Drake & Co
Peign
George la Monte & Son
Nutley
SeePtunt
Aratford
Monarch Rein
Ems
Marty Hack
Tuck
Houston Post
World of Labor Notes From Early Union History
A fragmented report traces early labor unionism in the United States and abroad, noting the rise of craft and national unions from 1A in New York to Canada, 1862 typographical unions, and the impact of railroad telegraph labor shifts. It references Mary Morton Ketew, the Women's Industrial and Education Union of Boston, and Roosevelt's stance on child labor.
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New
Yor City
Vam
United
Canada
Wom
Mary Morton Ketew
Women's Industrial and Education Union of
Boston
Thore
Ita
Eee
Beverdge Wita
Roosevelt
Tinana
Congress
District of Columbia
Ainter
Seattle
Wash
United States
South Wales
Nova Seofin
Hudson's Speciales for Saturday Shop Ad
Local store at 57 First Street lists Saturday specials including eggs butter syrup sugar milk pancake mix and cleaning goods. Featured brands include Aunt Maria Queen Grape-Nuts Croan of Wheat and Crest soap with assorted canned vegetables and pantry items.
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BBC
Miller's
Errahi Farinas Htosieres
Walker
Catto
Hava
Opel
Opel Blew Nabieanes Sheesh, Caberey. Cotter the
J Tiolden' Santos
Fic
Cessie Cohort Caeeer
First Street
Foreign Milners to Form United Worker Union
Fragmentary text suggests a planned formation of a united workers’ union in collaboration with an international or foreign workers’ group. Prior details about location dates or specific industries are unclear due to partial OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Milners
Eiarawrom
United Mige Workers
Forelm Winery’ National Union
Ioduetrikl Workers of Thé
Word
Bayonne Teachers Protest Over Easter School Hours
Bayonne public school teachers protest an amendment by trustee Henry Hinse to open schools during Easter week and close on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Some board members oppose the change and teachers plan to protest, with several planning to spend the week out of town.
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Bayonné
Bayonne
Henry Hinse
Trestee
Board of Education
Ilvise
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Edward A. Day
Rutgers
New Jersey
Gibbs
Loronto
Eae Au
Bouten Ingineers’ Union
No. Mi
Brapel
American Federation of
May
New York City
Bay and River Steamboatmen's Union
Shu Praneiveg Labor Conyecil
Railrad
Onto
Woran
Trades /Union League of
ChivaRoshpitos Medics
Great Britain
Germany
Tee
Belie
Hudson's Speciaes
Stoutenburgh
Stoudenburgh
Broad Street
LaFrance
la France
W.H. Hicks & Son
Elizabeth
Washington’ Market Co
Washington Market Company
Elizabeth Ave
Spring ST
Broad ST
Market Street
McGregor & Co
Acase
Colca
Babbitt's
Jersey
Journal
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