Mark Sullivan praised for Hudson County ties in court post
Governor Fort taps Mark A. Sullivan of Hudson County for a seat in the Court of Errors and Appeals. The Long Branch and Daily Record pieces argue party politics should not cloud merit and criticize post office politicization while praising civil service reform and public-spirited corporate services.
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Mark A. Sullivan
Fort
Court of Errors and Appeals
Hudson County
Trenton State Gazette
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Republican Party
Postofice
Civil Service
Congress
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Telephone Combination
Long Branch
Monmouth
New Brunswick
Middlesex
Cupid and publicity spark dating and marriage bids
The piece ties advertising to romance and public life, noting how publicity can spur Cupid and suggesting that the west challenges eastern interests. It cites a Grand Central porter jailed for snubbing a tip and insulting a donor, reflecting broader social satire. It ends reflecting on frequent December snowfall.
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Jana
Cupid
Grand Central Station
Blackwell's Island
Editorial Notes on The Flag The Constitution And Newspapers
Editorial comments discuss patriotism under the flag and trust in the constitution, contrasting views on Civil War era figures and modern Supreme Court positions. It cites postal reforms and the sermon by Rev Percy Stickney Grant on newspapers and crime, noting a 39 percent rate for what is deemed worth while.
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White
United States Supreme Court
Newark Star
Trenton Times
Percy Stickney Grant
New York
Recount and Fraud Allegations Dirtying Lakewood Ballot
The article details a contested election with claims of fraudulent ballots placed in the Lakewood ballot box and concerns about voting integrity. It notes a Senate decision on seating Low versus Matthis, possible criminal punishment, and calls for swift action despite the Senate’s ultimate authority.
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Duc
Lee
Mattis
Lakewood
Senate
Matthis
Low
Justice Voorhees
Brown
Trenton Times
Atlantic Highlands Woman Bridget Hare Dies at Calvary Burial Tomorrow
Atlantic Highlands Mrs Bridget Hare mother of George H Delany and John J Delany and Mrs Annie Co VanMater died Tuesday at Atlantic Highlands. Burial will be made tomorrow at Calvary Cemetery.
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Atlantic Highlands
Bridget Hare
Geo. H
John J. Delany
Annie Co. VanMater
Calvary Cerfietery
Presbyterian Fair Opens Tomorrow
The annual fair of the ladies of the Presbyterian Church opens tomorrow afternoon and runs through Friday. Vendors will serve customers both afternoon and evening with booths including Fancy and Apron, utilities, and various crafts.
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Presbyterian Fair
Abyterial Church
William Slocum
Miss Hague
J. Emma Conrow
W. Utility
Charies
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Cedar Ave
West End
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Scobey
NEW Jersey Mortgage and Trust CO
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A. T. Woolley
Y and
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London
H. W. Green & Bro
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