Republican County Committee Hears Convention Travel Plans
The Republican County Committee met with a record attendance of forty two despite chairman absence. James Calvert presided as vice chair, and discussion covered Central Railroad of New Jersey excursion rates to the State convention at Trenton. Rates offered were 1.29 for 100 miles round trip, 2.96 for 158 miles with 100 guaranteed passengers. The Lyceum Theatre was booked for October 8 to host speakers, and plans were formed for possible next year excursion venues and assembly candidate selections.
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Republican County Committee
Frank H. Smith
James €. Calvert
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Treston
Tee Tee
Comseus Edward Bauer
Far Rocka
Witsel's Grove
Fial
Phil Up
James White
Central Railroad
Committeenlan White
Lyceum Theatre
Godding
Andrew
Fragmentary contract notice from obscure filing
A partial OCR shows a contract related item mentioning names and dates in an unclear line. The legible bits point to a procurement or service agreement, with references to parties and a potential deadline but no full details. Further readable specifics are needed to form a complete card.
Unclear fragmentary school item involving girls and health
Sparse notes describe school girls and a health issue. Lydia and Cheleges are mentioned with ages and a reference to irritation after an incident. Details are fragmentary and difficult to interpret.
Fragmentary street map fragment with place names and avenues
A garbled OCR style list shows a fragmentary street map item with numerous streets avenues and place names including Spooner Avenue Plainfeld Gevater Silaabete North Avenue Fairmount Avenue Archer Avenue and William Jonomton Rahway. It reads like a survey or property description with partial direction cues and scattered personal names.
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Spooner Avenue
Plainfeld
Hopson
Bedbs Krorl
Gevater Silaabeteig
J. Walspaemty Ote Satya Fran ‘Pennsylvania Ave of Fairmount
DwTosa
Morr Gordan
Mock R
Mag
Ferm
Beck Borkan
Cortell
Willian
Entualdorth
Causes of Low Mood in Markets from New Jersey Manufacturers
A New Jersey Labor Bureau survey gathers about five hundred leading industrial captains who attribute the financial panic to bad banking, reckless speculation, and legislative interference. They categorize causes including bank methods, stock manipulation, overproduction, weak currency laws, and harmful government actions, urging reforms to prevent future collapses while linking credit conditions to general business deterioration.
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Trenton
Bureau of Statistic of Labor
New Jersey
Tall
Captaina of Industry
Wall Street
Ussigm
Kellers
Peuke
Aly
Pierre li
Marie
Ineckomar
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Ble Raley
Republican County
Snappy Rapirie
Wea
Anya Lydia
Hook
Chelges
Lydia
Pisle
Conny
Labor Bureau
Berry’se
Broad Street
Samuel Barr
Elizabeth
Roselle
Crawford
Fall Millinery
Trent
Bseich
Royal Worcester Oe
Tor
PY & L
Chmentina
Fowies
Old Reliable
Market Street
Waqket Street
Agalal
Priges
Easy Credit Ees Aig
Serramea Ponstruction
Compani Lara
BRE Cate Ties Mechanics
Etestes Ab Gentradt A Ressiniga
Sai aCe Lad Iain
Fred B. Bassett
Npe Mp
Wieder
Mattings
Axminster
Brussels
Sternberg CO
Market St
Newark
Wewamie
Grupon Guessing-Tigrete
Quourmar
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