Editorial Focus on Redistricting and Trade Policy
The piece critiques congressional redistricting proposals in New Jersey, noting expected party gains and opposing discrimination favoring Republicans. It contrasts calls for free trade by Democrats with protectionist fears, citing James G. Blaine’s 1890 stance and urging readers to consider economic effects on workers and industry. The column lampoons editorial bias and political rhetoric while analyzing potential electoral outcomes.
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Sexavon Hickes
Cumberland County
State Committee
Camden
Dana May
Cumberland
Gloucester
Salon Countes
Burlington
Aautio
Mercer
Ocean
Somerset
Middlesex
Monmouth
Sumex
Warren
Hunterdon
Morris
Fife
Peasaic
Bergen
Histh
Newark
Ean
Orange m
Hudson
Bayonneignth
Union County
Bayonne
Essex County
Qrang
X Jersey
Kl Ube
la Port
James G. Blaine
Democratic Party
Easage
Argimenta
Khane
Jon
Bectric Bitters advertised as a purer medicine
An advertisement proclaims Bectric Bitters as so well known and popular that no special mention is needed. It claims a purer medicine with guaranteed effectiveness and asserts it removes pimples, boils, rheumatism, and other ailments caused by impure blood.
Pottery and local notices mix at city gathering
Various brief items from the Courier describe bowling matches at Arlington Alleys and Park Avenue Baptist plans, a depot walk repair with flagstone, a Masonic meeting prospect, a Hose Company elections postponed, a boy finds a snake behind a home, and a convention trip for Ancient Order of Eagles. Also noted are local trades, newspaper features, building painting, and a charity era release from The New York Weekly World.
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M. L
Board of Trade
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Pottersod Beott Press Works
Arlington
Depot
Pranklin Coonell No. 41
Jr. C
Soals Matrox
Treenbrook
Patman
M. Quad
Colona
Fine Muse
Jackson
Artfalion
Courier
Marsh, Ayere & Co
Ciriatian Endeavor Society
Grant Avenue
Boon
Pilailelphia
Ancient Order of Ejbernians
Omaha
Chicago
Salvationary
Free Pane Library
Irisod
Army
Maple Avenue
BR A
Somerad Street
Miamionamo
George Whittick
Jesus
Amden
T Avenry
George A. Lewin
Wiliam A
Aga
New York Weekly World
Democratic Party
Ds Pease
Worsly
World
Peckkion W Ariss Balve The Best Salve For Oats
Advertisement claims a salve named Peckkion W Ariss Balve as the best for oats with perfect satisfaction or refund. Offered at 25 cents a box, sold by LW Mandolph at 21 West Frost Street.
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Mandolph
West Frost Street
Christian Endeavor lecture underscores service and devotion
A Christian Endeavor Society meeting featured speaker Mr Waribert Richened addressing Christian duty. He urged wholehearted church service, grace, and spreading faith, condemning secular ritualism and stressing loyalty to Christ, practical church outreach, and earnest personal reform.
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Sena
York
Harlbat
Ner
Christ Fae
God
Frenchman Pagset faces travel trouble in Pisinfeld
Louis Pagset a Frenchman unable to speak English faced difficulties in reaching Connrevest from Pisinfeld. He had just arrived from New Orleans aboard Mud Cries Labuliy, also a French speaker, who had worked near Dapellea and was invited to Pisinfeld. Financial means failed, and a telegraph clerk referred him to someone fluent in French for help.
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Louis Pagset
Pisinfeld
Connrevest
Juet
New Orleans
Labuliy
Dapellea
Toe
Bia
Orleans
Pisinfield
Bla
Labally
Dultington
Coachemery Satisfactory Meet Considers Wevenshy Absence
A meeting of Coschmen's Bene held to consider the Wevenshy for many members away with calle Tae. The matter lasted a week and a committee was appointed to arrange it. Receipts from dies were very good. John Kyle of Watchung renewed applications for membership.
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Beneheld
Porrestel
O. Lang
D. McNamee
James Welrenge
K. Dogen
John Kyle
Watchung
Masterpieces reveal ancient Greek ball game scene
A fragment from an old feature notes a Greek ball game depicted in a world gallery series. It mentions Sir Fred Leighton’s illustration of Wogira playing on the terrace of a prominent residence in a Greek republic and hints at additional reproductions. Bring ten cents and three coupons to the paper office.
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Greece
Fred Leighton
Ula Paper
Notable Lane Charms in a New Jersey Drive
A Mall and Express writer recalls a Jersey route between New York and Philadelphia. He praises a long, beautiful lane toward a farm house with a tree lined approach, a Delaware River view, and a bridge and road near halfway to a house. He contrasts scenery with other segments and notes the lane’s Englishlike charm and quiet.
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Mall and Express
New York
Philadelphia
Jersey
Delaware River
Pialufeld
England
Sew Building Loan Association Organized
The Plainingeld Branch of the Eastie Matus Building and Loan Association was organized as a new society. It will operate from rooms on East Front Street and engage with the Oyml club, outlining its purpose and future activities.
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Amocia
Eaat Froot Strest
Howe
What We Should Eat Dr Lighthill Advice
Historic medical column outlines dietary beliefs from digestion to nutrition. It cites vegetables fresh and codified foods, warns gluten, notes oysters ease digestion, and promotes wild game. mentions health cures and a local physician in Plainfeld with a clinic for various diseases. Also covers community notes on tennis clubs, depot projects, festivals, and local meetings with brief notices.
The Colored May Dinner Begins On A Pleasant Note
The May dinner of the Colored M OA in Central Hall last night was a pleasing success. Colorful belles paraded in a modest display while Guliman's band provided music for the promenade. Tables were neatly decorated and the venue looked inviting as attendees enjoyed the evening.
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Hail Lastaight
Guliman
Free pamphlet offers testimonials on remarkable cures
A pamphlet featuring a large array of testimonials about cures and valuable medical information will be mailed free to any address or provided on request at No. 144 Creavent Avenue.
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Creavent Avenue
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Evizapera Hea
Baraer
Sesaton Voorhees
Tre Wilson
Senate
Maine
California
Sally Presa
Foster Voorhees
Bob Adrain
Senator Hot
Bectric Bitters
Peckkion
Ariss Balve
Waribert
Freschman
Mwa
DR. Lighthill
Earn cl
Plainfeld
Crescent Ave
New Market Tennis Lab
Emma Nelson
Capellen
Lizzie Denham
South Pisin
Mums Hague
Prospect Avenue
Wiliam Carpenter
Louie Voestlier
Danelien Tennis Club
Falmed Retiers
Devellion Post Umice
Mias
Mary A. Brown
Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Friendship Hall
Lalles of Holy Innocents
Coxey
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
West Duowellen
Frank Fietcher
Biusblog
Haptia
Nellie Martle
Joseph B. Johnson
Greenbrook
Be the
Reed
Treaserer
W. H. Cole
Fred Nelson
Michael Gall
Gallagher
Holy Innocents Chureh
Phelps
Grandview Avenue
Ae Avenos
Plainfield, N. J
Vienna
HENRY
Liefer’s
West Front St
Ak Ycut
Giecirt
Harland
Frank L. Cc. Martin
Wheelmen's Headquarters
John BE Beerbower
Prop
City Hotel
Park Ave
Comner
Plainfield
Guess
Scrapple
Plainfield Packing House
West Front Street
Joseph A. Blatz
D. W. Hyde
Fork Sa Worth
Walmburgh
SOM
W. J
Leech, Stiles & Co
Queen & CO. OF
Eye Specialists
M. M. Dunham
East Pront Street
Mateo
Atienaans
Rome
Victors
W. H. Rogers
W. Fifth St
Charles M. Wilson
Secomsmorte
Charles H. Gil
Carpenter & Builder
West Fourth Street
B. R. Cain
Auccaasor de Brokane & Calin
Grandview Ave
Borth Plainfield
Tan Bree
Hamar
Ten Eyck & Harris
Lehigh Valley Coal
Routh Pathfield
J. Ory
Watchung Svemun
Sen
Willett
Hoagland’s Express Furniture and Pianos
North Avenue
Eason
Hillier & Co
Korth
Crescent Hotel
Rudolph Spiegel
St. North
Pabber Sas
John Neagle
Neuman Bros
Patie
Neuman Bros., Mead Ie
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E. J. Richards
Joan Nesler
Sanger Hall
Petem Flyan,jr
Oram
Mey EF Danil Hogan
Micnarl Ila William Claassen
S. Sharkey
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