Political recalculations and local labor shifts in New Jersey news
A garbled recap notes political shifts and party tensions in New Jersey with references to the Democratic Party, partisan critics, journalists from Asbury Park and Somerville, and trade signals. It mentions Cantos Copper Works workers voting for a wage increase tied to a Republican victory and future profits.
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Democratic Party of the
Somerset Democrat
Somerville
R. G. Day
Cantos
Nico Mally
Plain Truth On Public Verdict Against Party Leaders
The Newark Evening News notes a tempered stance on current politics and rejects the idea that party dereliction alone shaped the popular verdict. It argues distrust falls on leadership in executive departments and the legislature, as seen over the past two years.
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Newark Evening News
Newark
Legislati Ig
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Newark Echoes on Serene Theories and Political Vitality
An editorial reflects on Serenad theories and adaweteration methods, noting they may not unsettle state politics. It questions whether Newark readers find the city’s voices wise and steady in current discourse.
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Newark
Miss Mundy Near Century, Dies After Stairway Fall
The obituary notes Miss Fanny Mundy nearly reached 100 years, buried yesterday at her home. She allegedly lived past age 99 before a trip and fall at her stairs left her unable to walk, with a nephew Alpheus Mundy a New Brunswick dry goods merchant previously in the building now housing the Coarter office.
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Fanny Mundy
Avial
Washington
Dietapi
Alpheus Mondy
New Brunswick
Coarter
Philadelphia cures gravel with Kennedy remedy verdict
A Philadelphia paper reports Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured gravel in about a month for local resident John J Neill of 2437 North Eighth Street. Letters from many states praise the remedy’s quick action on uric acid related ailments and other conditions. The medicine sold for one dollar per bottle or six bottles for five dollars.
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Kennedy
David Kennedy
John J. Neill
North Eighth Street
One Hand to be Used in Bird Shooting Match Signed
Articles signed today by J. W. Mowrey of Paterson and Scott Terry of this city for a match at twenty five live birds for 25 dollars a side. The shoot will be at Benner's road house on South Avenue, November 21. Only one hand to be used by each shooter. Mr. Benner acts as stakeholder.
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J. W. Mowrey
Paterson
Scott Terry
Benner
South Avenue
Sim
Mr. Benner
Man spared after river ordeal linked to spring stabbing
Joe Randall, once reported drowned after a stabbing affray at Babbitt's place, reappears in the city. He claims a boat rope saved him when he fell into the Hudson River, was dragged fifteen miles, and survived.
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Joe Randall
Babbitt
Hudson River
Opening of the Gumning Season in New Jersey
The gumning season in New Jersey begins Monday with sportsmen ready as guns are loaded. A debated opinion claimed today was opening day, but the law marks Sunday as the first day by rule.
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New Jersey
Muhlenberg Hospital Appeals for Funds in 1894 Drive
Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield seeks donations after depleting cash and debt of about 700 with a necessary 800 steam heating upgrade. The Finance Committee asks for annual 200 endowment, 100 life member, 16 subscribing member, and 10 to 100 yearly gifts. Donations to Finance Committee or Treasurer George H. Goddard at 205 East Ninth Street. November 1, 1894.
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Muhlenberg Hospital
Te of
Plainfield
Fife
Huance Committee
George H. Goddard
East Ninth Street
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick, Lasting Relief
An advertisement touts Munyon's Rheumatism Cure from Philadelphia as curing rheumatism in any body part. It claims rapid relief for acute and chronic pains, lameness, swollen joints, sciatica, and backache, with a 25 cent price per bottle and nationwide druggist availability.
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Mr. Ornare
Tibet
Manyon
Munyon
Homopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Notable city checker and chess match at Semenet Hotel
In a gathering at the Semenet Hotel several top players from the city and borough joined an evening of games. In an eight game series between Andy Marr the ex champion and Charles Mattison, Marr lost six, tied one, and won one. The next meeting is expected to feature Mr. Ruple, Middlesex County champion, to contest for honors.
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Semenet
Andy Marr
Charles Mattison
Mair
Ruple
Middlesex County
The Ensign at Mame Dali Draws Large Season Audience
The Ensign presented by The company drew one of the largest audiences this season and was praised for American heart appeal. The cast and training of the s Club were highlighted as strong points and a prize system was announced for November 1 with year end awards.
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Amer Tan
Uncle Os Mie
Cere
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