Political and legal clashes color New Jersey coverage
Reports describe theTor Baptist State Convention session in New Brunswick adopting anti race track resolutions. The piece questions a City Judge's role in local pranks and cites remarks about Fos M Voorbergs and misquotation disputes. It discusses Union county race track money and endorsements for Foster Voorhees Kyte and others with warnings to voters.
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New Brunswick
Union County
Foster M. Voorhees
George Kyte
Mosers Barger
Cross
Codding
Charles Saner
Jen J
Brenner
Winans
Farmer Major
Enduring Democratic Nominations Scrutinized in County Race
A chaotic county election scene shows Ross and Pidoyot aligned with Beekman facing Bergen and Thompson in Hindgewater Township. Democratic leaders resign amid distrust as debates rage over race track laws and gambling. The Grand Jury case on Linden Township Committee is criticized by Democratic papers nationwide for its handling and alleged intent.
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Ross and
Pidoyot
Renator
Somernst
Beckman
Mtrnight
James J. Bergen
Bergen
Friends of
Eolfo
Thompson
Hindgewater Township
Beekman
Democratic County Committee
Son County
Lewis A. Thompson
Senator Keys
Taner
Daily Preas
James Martine
Linden Township
van Byckle
Martine
Grand Jury
Newark Eveningews
Iste
Pa North Syetue Abed
Daily Presa
Tribute to the Late Hon Nathan Harper Hamper
The Board of Governors of Muhlenberg Hospital records the death of Hon Nathan Harper. He served on the hospital board for years, contributed time and effort, and aided the institution’s mission to help the needy. His clear judgment and calm prudence aided the hospital’s foundation and ongoing success.
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Motilen
Muhlenberg Hospital
Nathan Harper
Backed by the Race Tencr and Political Tug of War
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper hints at James Martine's political support amid indictments and race track legislation, noting factions within Linden Township and Union County politics. The text also advertises Allooce's Porous Plasters and Ed Powers Plasters as cures and remedies, reflecting era advertising trends.
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Linden Township
Syckel
James Martine
Union County
Martine
New Brunswick
Hay Load Delivers French Limoges Dishes in New York Gift
A conversation describes a hay wagon delivery that brought a dazzling set of Limoges dishes from France via a friend in New York. The exchange notes disbelief at luck and plans to try more hay loads for garments and goods.
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France
Limoges
Inck
Mischief on Grant Avenue Teases Motorman at Second
Last night about 1 AM a motorman on car No 4 near Grant Ave and South Second St faced a group of boys. A bag struck him, another shattered a window and soaked a passenger's suit. the culprit is named and will be arrested if he does not settle the damages.
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Grant Avenue
South Second Street
Republican Ward Meeting Set for Fourth Ward Hall
A grand Hepovican Mane Meeting for Republican voters in the Fourth Ward will occur next Friday in the T A B Hall on West Fourth Street. Nominees on the Republican ticket will attend and address the gathering with Hon John Ulrich also present. A band will play and chowder will be served after. Herman Weber chairs the event with Wood Tinworth J W Force W Ayres B F P Millington A I Grey Chester Rote and J Dickson assisting.
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West Fourth Street
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Herman Weber
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W. Ayres
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Chester Rote
J. Dickson
Community cycling club funds draw large crowd
A chaotic look at a club fund issue ends with the group deciding to pay members about three dollars each. The prospect of a whip up in funds drew the largest attendance the club has ever seen, with overall calm afterwards and a sense that the money should finally be distributed.
Local Inquiries and City Notes From The Borough
An elderly Carle woman on West Poorth street near Battie Low was aided home after a fall, then recovered. Brick Yard Social Club hosts an evening yard near Greenbrook road with Prof. O'Reilly providing music. Two boys dressed in girls’ clothing were admonished after causing disruptions on Somerset street. Officer Cooney helped two girls home on Plainfield Avenue who wore boys’ outfits and rang bells. Plainfield Eagle Company No 2 meets tomorrow at eight, with possible football activity at Park Avenue grounds. A woman with two English Greyhounds caused concern on East Fourth street until the owner intervened. Warren Mission entertainment may be postponed a week. Zone Council No. 14 D of P to meet tonight for reorganizing plans.
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Greenbrook Road
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E McCullough
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Marshall Whiteley
Somerset Street
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Plainfield Avenue
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Warren Mission
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Wesley's Preaching Power Boosted Growth of the Movement
The text outlines Wesley's persuasive style and restraint in public speaking, noting his ability to gain converts through measured preaching and touring. It emphasizes his influence on itinerancy and church growth, with public preacher selection reflecting audience impact.
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Leah
Limeell
Wesley
Birthday Prank Delivers Sealed Birthday Tribute
Charles DeGraw of Evilsail’s dry house received a mysterious postal card warning of an event likely to occur. A group surrounded him with a box containing forty five kisses and a note that it was a birthday tribute. The gesture aimed to spur him from modest reserve into gallantry.
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Evlsail
Ben
bin Hat
Twenty Five Years Together Anniversary Surprise Celebration
At a Howell Division Home of Temperance meeting in South Plainfield two longtime residents Mr and Mrs James Johnson were surprised on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A collage of guests and a small program followed the business portion with Mr Johnson thanking friends for their thoughtful support as the couple marked a quarter century of marriage.
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Temperance
James ‘Johneyn
South Plainfield
Johnson
B. Beriboer
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