Political dispute over New Jersey voting rights and party power
The article cites partisan debate about Democratic influence in New Jersey, accusing The Times of bias and condemning the forced legislative actions. It argues Republicans held majority support among voters and criticizes Democratic leaders and papers for misrepresenting events and undermining the state’s political process.
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Anthony Demoihe
Somerset Messenger
Mathew
Noriat
Philadelphie
Yemerday
Times
Jersey
the Times
New Jersey
Dan Jetecy
Leclure
Dew
Senuim
Lheir
Ted Rpublican
We Are
Evangels Wright Good Wort Society in Pescair
The Wright faction dominates social scenes with nightly revival meetings and public services. Frangelia’s revival draws crowds as organizers promote Bitters as a cure for various ailments, claiming purity and health benefits amid social upheaval.
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Pescair
Local notices mix with horse terms and meetings in 1896 item
A garbled community column lists varied items from horse racing and debts to lodge meetings and church activities. It notes a stable, debts, a wintered horse used for plowing, upcoming minstrel entertainment, lodge meetings, weather forecasts, and municipal notices with names like Courier staff, Judge Whey, and Patrick’s RC.
Political Faction Rivalry Influences Local Democratic Race
The piece discusses unrest between the old guard led by James Martine and R. M. Glover and the young reformers in Plainfield. It notes support for Martine as bench candidate, cites The Plainfield Courier, and mentions opposing the lay judge system with regard to the Common Pleas and Court of Errors. The Journal weighs in on candidates including James B. Martine and James B. Wiley, arguing for capable leadership.
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James- Tet
James Martine
R. M. Glover
Manting
James B
Martine
Plainfield Courier
Rotiaine
James T. Wiley
Simon
James BE. Marage
Willieme Ds
Tia
Habway
Elizabeth
Monte Carlo comes to Music Hall with famed acts
New York audiences await the spectacular operatic comedy Monte Carlo at Music Hall next Monday. George Wilson and the Gorman Brothers headline a cast of notable performers in a white-face burlesque revived after long absence. Preparations mount for a 300th performance, with souvenir programs already distributed and previews promising a grand season.
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Diay
Monte Carla
George Wilson
Gorman Brothers
Music Hall
Mrimrose & West
Minghel
Monte Carto
New York
Renolis
Ube
Origtter
Tresber
Gayer Lee
Garden Theatre
Strike hits Singer boiler shops at Elizabethport
A strike erupted in the Singer Company's boiler shops at Elizabethport as Babcock and Wilcox builders faced pay cuts. About 500 to 800 workers quit or walked off during the dispute, halting the boiler-mating department and threatening production.
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Singer Company
Elizabethport
Babcock & Wilcur
Leen Doiler-masers
Ita
Boliet-Mating
The Casteal Railroad S T 4 Good Exasile
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a railroad company’s street crossing work in the city, noting nighttime operations and sidewalk clearance near Jersey Central property during snow. Warnings allege obstruction removal by the line and depot areas, with residents' concerns about the railroad company.
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Jersey Central
Eetioud Company
Vity
Funeral of Judge Winet Held in Elizabethtown
The funeral for Jorge James T. Wiley was held yesterday at 2 PM at the home in Elizabethtown with large county and city attendance. The Second Presbyterian Church conducted the service with sacred selections and prayer. The interment occurred at Evergreen Cemetery. pallbearers included Judge Thomas Edwards and J. Parro. A Jersey Central train derailment later damaged engine No 163 near Beth Israel region, with piles torn.
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Jorge James T. Wiley
Sfiernope
Tle
Elizabeth
Polihe
Ore Department
Pum
EB F Gebb
Rae Weet
Evergreen Cemetery
Jodpe
Thomas Ee & Aes J. Edwards Josone
T. Parro
Jersey Central
Rao Loto Regine No
Weet of
Bethlehem
Local incidents across town prompt a quiet week
A string of small events fills the day from a minister’s home damage report to a mother’s concern for Walter Blacy Ills condition shows family strain. Jona Barke loses a Saturday hose chase ends with a standard Friday battery arrest and a sleigh ride. Police pursue warrants leading to two men found and released on bond for Saturday trial.
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Goth
Walter Blacy
Jona Barke
Portemers
Sfierndon
Jobo
Shatebon
Omeer
Theodiver
Jin John of Lennox Crowds Return in City
The second edition of the Jin John of Lennox drew a crowd in the city, with fourteen attendees noted and many names listed among participants. Reynolds is mentioned in relation to chocolate, and a similar crowd gathered previously, with Mr and Mrs Heiteld and several others named, including George Sinali as a finder.
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Jin John
Lennox
Reynolds
Ami Heiteld
Sumall
Inda Willian
Mote Woodruff
Episcopal ordination set for new leader at St John's Church
From Cosgreathnaling to Episcopalisman, at Elauteth, a seminarian attends General Theological Seminary. He will be ordained a fierryman of the Episcopal Ghores by Bishop Searborough at St John's Church Elizabeth. The ceremony starts at 11 a.m. and the sermon is to be delivered by Rev Dr Gistebrook. The candidate was popular with his former pastor, Rev Robert A. Tul, recently pastor of the Piret Con, local Cinreh.
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Elauteth
Hom
Episcopal
Yan
General Theological Seminary
Searborough
Se John's Church
Elizabeth
Insta . m
Gistebrook
Robert A. Tul
Cinreh
Virginis Beach Steamboat Route From Norfolk and Washington
A fragmentary notice describes a steamship route from Norfolk and Washington to Virginis Beach via the Royal Bine Line steamers of the Norfolk and Western Steamboat Co. Passengers travel from Philadelphia at 1:35 p m and reach Virginis Beach around 10 o clock. A break in the journey at Washington is noted with uncertain details.
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Virginie Beach
Tamoga Royal
Wilfa
Smatlodaod
Norfolt & Weal
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