Our Candidates and Trade Debates Stir New Jersey Citizens
A fragmented 1920s style editorial critiques free trade and protection, attacking Democratic slurs and praising Republican stances. It discusses New Jersey election supervision, federal oversight, and voter intimidation. It notes Knights of Pythias encampment plans in Kansas City, costs to entertain 20,000 knights, and a special train arranged from Jersey City. It references President Cleveland era ideas and a World newspaper quote about a Royal Arcanum chapter.
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New Jersey Knights of
George HL. Rhodes
Oe Ee
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey City
Missing Somerset boy found and returned home
A Somerset Street boy wandered away Saturday and was missing by Sunday. Search parties and river drags found nothing at first until the child, in a dazed state, was located near Dunellen by a man named Titus and returned to his parents. The exact path of his movements remains unclear. Meanwhile a Pal Bicycle Club group from Asbury Park endured a rough night en route to Perth Amboy and back, arriving home late after a harrowing ride and a late train.
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John
Somerset Street
Grint
Peace Street
Asbury Park
Malion
Moreton
A. Titeworth
Yarall
Darlir
Brokaw
Pal
Clut
Perth Amboy
South Amboy
Happy
Porous Plasters Fraud Warning and Lodge Installations
Ikwighta of Honor Lodge 3732 New Market announces Thursday evening installations by District Deputy Grand Master Haffner for a term ending December 31. The report notes imitation products resembling Altock’s syrase are common. genuine powders deny harm. A separate item details the Sea Girt Encampment costs and soldiers’ daily pay from New Jersey.
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Im Lodge
Ikwighta of
New Market
Presentharies
Brevems and Cleveland in campaign notes and police report
July 18 reports from Hoffman House, vice presidential candidate Brevenems accompanied by Lily Kaw Partoor and Bevere, plus Youe’s claim of funds raised. In a Cleveland reply, details of a correspondence emerge as police note a series of robberies and a fugitive search.
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TUR Ylalnfield Courier
Fanyon
Eed
East Front
Fioon
Pms
Suly
Mkestomrr
Benjamin Marrison
Vick
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Free Trade Democrats
Free Trade London
New Jersey
Hudson County
Feders
South Carolina
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Asbaew Jackson
Calhoun
Jacksons
Huydaon
Tukue i
Ails Counry
Nat
Republican Party
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Somerset ‘County
Knights of
Pytutas
New York World of
Piatofield Conseil
Royal Arcanum
Altcock
Les Girt
D. Hh
Bellevue College
Abe
Cuatcorte
Mr. Cleveland
Sir
Baligved
Esto
United States Express Company
Detver
Baltimars
Barerscmn
United Brats Express Company
Albert
Robert Neillup
Trua
Witens
Cardinal Gibbons
Halifax
N. 6
O’brien
Lord Mount Stephen
Montreal
St. John's
K. de Giers
Gon Beere Ee Merce Bensoo Wanamaker
Pittsburg
French's Mill
Whitney Sells
Liberty Street
Lé Lyr
Herman A. Weber
Carey
Terme
J.D. Rismyon
Chas. Ff
Homme
Lot
Richavondistret
Sear Project
All Improveme
Evora
Lorraine
N. J
Charles H. Hand
Fifth Street
John D. Runyon
Boice, Runyon & Co
Park Avemud
Marsh, Ayers & CO
Croratiog
Retimgies
Tem
T. Sullivan
West
Borough Scavenger Co
P.O. Box
Bilarrian Bt
North Platine
Advertier
Plainfield
East Front Street
Windham and
Crowley
Peoracero
Firet
Baseball and Sporting Goods
A. M. Grifen
Mulford Estil’s
Woolston & Buckle
Park Avenue
North Avenue
Hotel
Grenada
Thajara Erabouea
Geo. and
Wallace V. Miller
Geo. H. Fountain
Pisteters
Gavetts
Sto
Front Street
West Front Street
F. Linke
J. P. Latire & CO
C. Schepflin & CO
Park
Avaiope
Plainfield, X. J
FRED
W. v. Dunn
Fine “Groceries
West Front St
Welcome Globe
Masury’s Paint
Buckeye Mowers
Hartman
Samsuy See
Vibe Au'weol Faite War
Big Les 7 Cl
Exacawad Meaty
Yomenirba
Acme Tailoring Co
Plainfield, N. J
Elgin
J. F. MacDonald
Mason's Materials
S&c
Go Park Averse
Boick, Rumyor'r CO
Randolph
Saratoga Geyser
Walter
LW. Randolph
Ones, J. Kater, Feore
A. L. Garciaco
Myvasa Cigars
Fihier and Calernoms
Ke Wieguaathsus Erect
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