Progres sives Clash Over Party Unity in New Jersey
The piece surveys pre election rhetoric among Proressive and Republican factions in New Jersey. It cites Edmund B. Osborne urging Howland nomination, notes 14 000 Progressive votes as a protest against Cannonism, and warns of Democratic gains amid old political figures reemerging with hopes to regain power.
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Mr. Parker
Mr. Howland
Parker
Edmund B. Osborne
Progressive League
Howland
Osborne
Progressives
Democrats
Mr. Osborne
Cape May
Old Sussex
Bob” Davis
Hudson
Jim Smith
Nugent
Essex
Billy” Thompson
Gloucester
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
State House
Defeat of Fowler Highlights Local Political Debates
In Nutley and Belleville commentary, Charles N. Fowler loses both Senate and Fifth District races amid critique of his career. The piece questions the influence of the "better element" in elections and notes local calls for clean government, water purity debates, and a waning Belleville baseball scene.
Infant Grace Dobson Dies Suddenly on Chestnut Street
Eight month old Grace Dobson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Dobson of Chestnut street, died after a few hours illness. She was well at four pm but fell ill and died at ten pm. Dr G B Philhower could find no cause. Funeral held yesterday afternoon from the parental home with Rev Dr W L Hoagland officiating at the Methodist Cemetery.
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Grace Dobson
Henry. Dobson
Chestnut Street
G. B. Philhower
W. L. Hoagland
Correspondence on charges against Newark officials
A letter from R. J. Duquesne to The News editor questions Mr Day’s accusations about Newark officials. He argues Day misstates a murder case, noting the killed man was an ex police chief and arguing the real crime was a cowardly murder by a lynched suspect. He offers readers a chance to judge the charges on facts.
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Wooriey
N.J
The
Nulley Son
Day
Newark
R. J. Duquesne
Business Entitled to a Rest
Letter to the editor argues that unrest in business stems from money power and political agitators. The writer contends only the ballot can curb trusts and corruption, not suppressing agitators, and links business turmoil to the money power influencing politics and society. Nueley New Jersey September 14, 1910.
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the Nutter
Sun
THE
Tariff debated as Democratic auxiliary movement exposed
The Tren ton State Gazette argues that the Tariff issue is exploited by a Democratic auxiliary movement. It contends Republicans stray from pledges, cites Kansas prosperity and car abundance, and claims progressive Republicans aid Democrats if they push further reform.
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Don
Kansas
House of Representatives
Trenton
Frying Mush Technique Delivers Crisp Slices
Fry mush slices after dipping in egg white to achieve a crisp crust. This simple method yields a light, golden exterior while keeping the interior tender.
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Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
James D. Poy
Charles N. Fowler
United States
Congress
Fifth
Fowler
Republican Party
Charles
Nutley
Belleville
Bellevulettes
DR. Bishop’s
Emiztent
Dr. Bishop
New York City
Lee's Park Pharmacy
Franklin Ave
Corner
Chestnut St
Blackmore
Photo and Art Supply House
Bank ST
Academy ST
Newark, N.S
Nutley Realty Company
William A. Lambert
Nassau ST
New York
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
Cleveland Pisin
Degler
Mandeville
Broad St
Child's
America
Rej
Lobsy
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