New Jersey Primaries Spark GOP and Progressive Tensions
In Trenton on June 26 New Jersey voters will vote in a direct open primary for Congress and for Governor if Wilson resigns. The new nominating method raises chances of Progressive challenges in several districts and complicates Republican strategy after a Roosevelt victory in the May 28 presidential primary.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Congress
Wilson
Ahat
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Bryan Speech vs Scoop FELLOW REPORTER LT Says Democrats
Fragmentary handwritten note compares William Jennings Bryan cross of gold stance with a Scoop reporter’s claim about Democrats. The text hints at political tension and internal newsroom chatter without clear events or dates.
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Bryan
Highland Happenings and Local Assignments
Mrs. Mary Smith has electricity installed on Washing ton avenue. Former Sheriff John J. Thompson manages East View House for the season. Howard L. Irwin of Keyport joins Johnson's Bay Avenue pharmacy. West Hoboken Boy Scouts, about 300, plan a summer visit. J Haight of Newark builds a bungalow on Tlarber avenue with contractor Quackenbush of Navesing. Mr and Mrs R Dennett of New York occupy Water Witch summer home. J M Johnson becomes manager of a hotel at Rockaway Beach. T B Brown, Seminary student, leads St Andrews Church lay readers, succeeding Morgan J Griffith. Concord Camping Club tents at Gravelly Point Water Witch. William Fehthauber installs a new dry cleaning machine in his taller shop on Bay avenue.
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Mary Smith
Washington Avenue
John J. Thompson
East View House
Howard L. Irwin
Keyport
Johnson's
Bay Avenue
West Hoboken Boy Scouts
J. Haight
Newark
Tlarber Avenue
Quackenbush
Navesing
Water Witch
William Fehthauber
Hie
The Joy of an Ocean Dip Adclaims Soft Skin
An advertisement touts sun and wind protection after ocean dips and activities. It promises softer skin, a fair complexion, and noticeable beauty improvements from nightly and morning use, claiming the product will not soil fabrics and is available at druggists in collapsible tubes for 25 cents.
Local notices from Red Bank include arrests and church events
John Cook of Middletown was fined $3 for drunk and disorderly conduct after a Monday arrest by Chief Wymbs. Other items include visits from Newark and Brooklyn guests, a blood poisoning scare from a foot pin, and local church society meetings and social events at First Presbyterian and First Methodist. Automobiles will shuttle guests to Mrs Parker’s home, and Sunday school times shift to 9:30 a.m. with church services at 10:45 a.m.
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John Cook
Middletown
The
Register
Arthur L. Wymbs
Harry C. Badeau
Borough Hall
Cook
Joseph Sniffen
Newark
Justice
Theodore F. ‘Sniffen
Herbert Street
Marie Skelly
Bridge Avenue
Wilbur Nixon
Elberon
Long Branch
Samuel K. Marshall
Spring Street
Trafford Many
John J. Many
Monmouth Street
Robert H. van Derveer
Knickerbock
Rer Pharmack
Broad
Monmouth Streets
Rachel Osborn
Margaret Bolticher
Charles Hammell
Brooklyn
Marion McQueen
Albert L. McQueen
Shrewsbury Avenue
Charles Comstock
Springstreet
Point Pleasant
Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
W. Russell Parker
Little Silver
Newton Doremus
W. W. Taylor
William Otterson
John W. J. Bonnell
Broad Street
Parker
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles Croft
Mast Front Street
Society For the Cause of Missions
George Fr. Smith
Mabel Smith
Freehold
Percy Perinchief
First Methodist Church
Teader
Wishop
Mras Bishop
Wallace Street
Charles P. Irwin
Branch Avenue
Parsonage Repaint Program Aids Local Churches
Grace Methodist Church ladies plan repainting of the parsonage on Broad street while the First Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at the parsonage on Monmouth street. Mary Johnson, daughter of Rev. Johnson of Sayreville, visits Broad street. Royal Arcanum members attend First Baptist Church in white gloves as Rev. Miner speaks on Our Supreme Obligation.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Methodist Church
Broad Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Percy Perinchief
Monmouth Street
Mary Johnson
George 8. Johnson
Sayreville
Jacob Shutts
John Ely
West Front Street
Red Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
First Baptist Church
Johnson L. Miner
State's treasure chest moves to new State House offices
Trenton July 26 The State Treasurer Uncle Dan Voorhees moved the department to a new wing vault. Two large safes and several steel cases hold 5 000 000 in securities mostly school fund bonds non negotiable due to recent legislation. The one negotiable bond remains payable principal and interest. The new office space is forty by thirty feet with a private office and enhanced security.
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Trenton
Dan" Voorhees
State House
Voorhees
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