Republicans Sweep State Legislature in Historic Victory
The Republican majority in New Jersey politics rises to an unprecedented level as Republicans gain control of the Senate and Assembly. Key figures include Joseph Ur as speaker and candidates Sewell and Murphy for U.S. Senate. Municipal offices like surrogates and county clerks also shift to Republican hands across Burlington Camden Hudson Hunterdon Mercer Middlesex Monmouth Morris. County results show substantial margins for various districts, signaling a broad GOP wave.
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Republi
W. A. Alpadgh
Hanterdon
W. Fl Porstow
P. Fleming
W. J. Denn
Hodson T House
Denton
Hodsoil
Fiyog
Joseph Ur
Assembly
Hatresig
Rogers
Senate
Fedatur Wooshees
United States
John R. McPherson
U.S
William J Sewell
South Jersey
Pranklin Murphy
Newark
Garret A. Hobart
Wso
Codding
Pietor Lorouer
Mr. Fowler
Burlington
Camden
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Wesley C
L. Cogn
Aipaugh
D. . Mercer
T. Wilbur
John G . KR
Gen. Wilder
Matloe
Uae
War
C. Bates
R. Ifies
Oleot Ocean
A. W. Harrise
Lower
R. Storrs
Fra
FP. Skinner Sain
R. C. B. Duca
Jas
Das
A. Christi Samuel Es Smith
John King
R.D.E. Ben
R. Ors
Schabeg
LG. W. Smith
Deck
Arslow
Drake
Piscataway's Noble Vote in Dunellen and Market
Complete returns from Dunellen and Market in Pyway Township show the vote tallies. Republicans carried Donelien with 216 to 220 for Copger, while Clerk and Assembly totals ranged from 8 to 217 across several names.
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Dunellen
Market
Pyway
Donelien
Cantell
Se Ae
Copger
Tice, Hicks and Grover
Assembly
Local voting tallies by town and ticket counts
In New Market and Dunellen detailed vote tallies are listed for candidates and tickets including Prohibition and Socialist participation. Totals show Vernon Howell, Brace, Glover, and Harkins among leading counts. Dunellen reports low vote totals with a note that before vote was rejected the owner displayed his ballot name.
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Brace
Coroner
New Market
Howell
Herbert
Conger
Tice
Hicks
Glover
Dunellen
Theresenhainer
van Creet
Acken
Hommano
Harkins
Cozzens
Ramsey
Geissenbainer
van Cleef
Acten
Howmeann
Hults
Danham
Davellen
Danellen
Demand for Courier News Surges After Republican Victory
Voter triumphs spark heavy demand as Courier-News issues multiple editions and belled extra copies. Presses ran from 3 PM, running late into the evening to supply readers with reliable returns.
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Courier-News
Jesne
Belf
In Honor of Mozart at Mrs Courd’s East Ninth Home
A pleasant evening of Mozart history and music was held Tuesday night at Mrs. Courd’s home on East Ninth Street. Attendees included Miss Kate Bigelow, Mrs. Collier, Miss Juna Ketcham, Miss Carrie Dewey, Miss Marie Ketcham, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Runyon.
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Mrs. Collier
Miss Ketcham
Mr. Runyon
Picicher Hallock
Priestly Marauders Foster Surprise Party for Bond
A quiet evening at L. S. Bond’s home turned festive when Miss Minnie Stiglitz organized a surprise gathering for Bond returning about 10:30 p.m. Friends included Walter Gibson, Frank Wikof, A. R. Johnson, Julius Williams, Thomas Schafer, Ephaius Compton, William Bonl, and couples like Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Martin. Music, chatter, and games kept the party lively until 2:30 a.m.
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L.S. Bond
Wich
Walter Gibson
Frank Wikof
A. R. Johnson
Julius Williams
Thomas Schafer
Ephaius Compton
William Bonl
Emoja Wikoff
Mary Martin
Katie Kiely
Eusa van Buskirk
Cora Burdick
Sadie Searing
Ada Wagner
Unity Lodge Initiates Dr Davis by Card
At a Unity Lodge No. 102 meeting last night a candidate named Dr Davis was received as a member by card.
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Unity Lodge
K of P
Dr. Davis
Croup Warning and Quick Remedy Advise
Croup shows hoarseness and a rough cough as early signs. Giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy promptly can prevent an attack. Also listed are 25 and 50 cent houses for sale by Reynolds Pharmacy at Park and North avenues, T. 8, Armstrong, manager.
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Reynold's Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
T. 8
Armatrong
Explosion or Earthquake Rumor Shakes Newark Area
Residents across Newark Borough Netherwood Wesfield and nearby towns reported a loud blast last night with a bright flash believed to be from a powder or dynamite factory. Officials suggest a Dover powder explosion may have caused the sound and shaking.
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Mio
Newark
Teport
Netherwood
Wesfield
New York
Nothng
Dover
Colored worker killed near West Dapellen on Lehigh Valley line
Hank a colored man employed at New Market was struck by the Lehigh Valley Chicago Limited near West Dapellen while walking on the track. He died shortly after being brought to Muhlenberg Hospital. Remains sent back to New Market for burial.
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New Market
Chicago
Bear West Lunellen
Nelson Blackford
Chicago Limited
Lehigh Valley
West Dap-ellen
Hank
Evenue
South Plainfield
Muhlenberg Hospital
Self Denial and Dollar Social at Trinity Reformed
A novel sociable will be held at Trinity Reformed Church in the lecture room titled Self Denial and Dollar Social. Envelopes containing a dollar will be opened and the ways the money was earned read. The program features Miss Lillian Foree, B LeVere, Miss Fannie Mattson, Hyvudmap, Mc Gilloys, Foree, Van Eps, Miss Louise Snediker, G O Stevens, L S Bond, William Holmes, and F S Cutter. It begins at eight o'clock with various musical and dramatic entries.
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Trinity Reformed Church
Lillian Foree
B. LeVere
Fannie Mattson
Hyvudmap
Mr. McGilloys
Messrat Foree
van Eps
Louise Snediker
Wae Quartete
Messrs
G. O. Stevens
Bond
William Holmes
Cutter
People and Places News Briefs Reach Local Readers
Charles Hall of Central avenue started today on his wheel for Liberty Garver. F D Fuller of Arlington avenue returned from Trenton where he had been visiting. Miss Hattie Viiet and Eva of Bloomsbury visit the Bowlby family on Nethern avenue. Mrs Eliza Cox of Flemington returned home after visiting Mrs H T Williams on West Front street. Miss Miouvie Voorhees of Millstone returned home after visiting her sister Mrs W E Day of Daer street. Mrs W Denham attended the golden wedding of her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Gaston of Somerville Tuesday night. Miss Latie B Reber and Harry C.
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F. D. Fuller
Arlington Avenue
Trenton
Hattie Viiet
Eva
Bloomsbury
Bowlby
Nethern Avenue
Eliza Cox
Flemington
H. T. Williams
West Front Street
Miouvie Voorhees
Millstone
Miller Wins in Tax Suit and Horse Sale Incident
Constable Mattox failed to exempt Mr Miller's $200, was sued for damages after selling a horse under an execution. Miller won $75 in damages. the case followed an earlier judgment of $127 for Frank Linke, with an appeal noted.
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Mattox
Miller
William R Codington
Hotel Netherwood
Prank E. Miller
Frank Link
Justice Mosher
Constable Mattox
Justice Nash
Coddington
Walter L. Hetfield
Frank E. Miller
W. R. Mattox
Charles Roberts
Mr. Miller
Linke
Robert Walker
Foreman
Ira Riker
Joseph Taylor
Charles Graeutzer
William T. Newman
Joseph van Arsdale
Centre Heart road Company investigates policy playing charges
For several weeks the Centre Heart road Company watched engineers conductors and brake men before Superintendent W J Peddie. Twenty six men faced charges of playing policy with some denying and others admitting guilt. The company has evidence of bets and returns and identifies a runner who brought back the returns and collected the winnings. A wholesale discharge of the guilty is expected, sparking possible appeals to the Brotherhood and potential unrest after many years of service.
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Heartroad
Taoéed
W. J. Peddie
Ic Ia
West prophecy fulfilled at Republican Convention Roselle
Mr William T West of Roselle had predicted Obas N Fowler's nomination would lead to a prophesied flag raising, and the forecast appears fulfilled as Fowler secured the nomination. The Roselle flagstaff at We Park, erected by the Republican Club, yesterday floated Old Glory in the morning.
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William T. West
Roselle
West
Sec
Obas N. Fowler
Fowler
We Park
Republican Club
Postmaster Claims Quick Cure With Remedy in Florida
Henry Wilson of Weignton Florida reports curing a long standing diarrhea in six hours using a small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says such cures are not casual with this medicine and in many cases only one or two doses suffice.
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Henry Wilson
Weignton
Florida
Chamberlain
Seated Flains Snow and Evening Board Meeting Highlights
The town wakes to light snow and mist this morning. The regular board meeting is set for this evening at 8. Various notices include plans by Thorpe & Ivins for a new lumber shed, Adolph Sanger’s NY trip, and missions at First Presbyterian. Local societies, sales postponed by rain, and upcoming events across churches and clubs are noted.
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Board of
Thorpe & Ivins
Watchung Avenue
Adolph Sanger
Ext
Front Street
New York
Home Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
O M. Dootham
West Front Street
Hand & Médiatyre
Trinity Reformed Church
Seventh Bay Baptists Yearly Meeting Opens in New Market Church
The Seventh Day Bay Churches of New Jersey begin their yearly meeting at the church in New Market with a decorated historic building. The program spans Friday to Sunday with sermons, open parliaments, Sabbath School activities, Y P C E programs, and talks on training children and relation of law to citizenship.
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New Jersey
New Market
W. J. Davia
Tala Davis
F. E. Peterson
L. Cottrell
A. H B. Lewes
Silent Piano Lecture Demonstrates Virgil Practice Clavier
A New York expert, A. K. Virgil, lectured yesterday afternoon on the Virgil practice clavier at Uneimo. The silent piano teaches fingering without audible sound, improving touch and technique and encouraging artistic playing. Participants included two children aged twelve and four. they performed pieces previously untouched on piano, showcasing rapid tempos and memorized passages on the silent instrument. The Casino audience appreciated the demonstration and left with clear understanding of the method.
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A. K. Virgil
New York
Township Victory Reversed in Fanwood Case on Appeal
Henry Cook sued Fanwood township and won a judgment. Ex Judge W K Codington, counsel for the township, carried the case to the New Jersey Supreme Court in Trenton, which reversed the lower court ruling and ruled for the township.
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Henry Cook
Fanwood
W. K. Codington
Supreme Court
Trenton
In Justice Bosber's Court Missing sources search warrant
A search warrant issued to Captain Grant targeted Mra Upsbers to uncover hiding pines linked to yesterday’s case of missing sources.
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Justice
Grant
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