Wallis Unused In Borough Elections. Mayoe Wins Wide Vote
The Washington borough held a close municipal election with John Wright and other Home Rule candidates competing against Republican and Democratic tickets. Voters backed the Citizens ticket in Washington township, Hackettstown, and related wards, producing the largest turnout yet recorded while questions over two Lundy voters and a potential second election linger.
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Inéton
Hyckettstown
Hleensd
Bustis Deferts
Smith ‘Fox
Jn? Hoekettalowi
Carhart Wents Geilerts
Delvilern
Lapudar
Quita
Ada
Avery Ingtatce
Washington
Advat
Hackettstown
Lely
Olean
Leenso
Dekots
Tohnny Hanes
Common Council
Bwo
Nathan Curl
Windidaita
John’ H. Bowers
MrOnel
PJ. Eckel
Mr. Onel
Conatanton
Ueonse
Lundy
Johnston
Guivens
Washington Township
John
Aton
Wright
Smith
Afr
Simith
Tina
Balyidere
Sdmonn H.carhart
PP. Telfurts
Carhart
Nicholas Harrin
Wm. M
Edmund Ener
Geo
McMuttrie
Mahlon C. Case
Thos
H. Hayes
D. Jolie
W.W. Deaker
Jacob Moyer
John Silvers
Clark Williams
D. Thoy
Win Tams
Peter Shultz
Newton Presbytery session ends with ordinations and notices
The Newton Presbytery held a spring meeting at Washington Presbyterian Church with Rev Irving Maxwell presiding. Ministers and elders from Warren county attended, committees were appointed, a lottery of dismission occurred, Rev Samual Carlisle was elected Moderator, and Rev O W Chapman was introduced as pastor of Hickatstown while several members were examined for candidacy. The gathering also featured a large attendance, a special sermon, and a vote of thanks to the Washington church.
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Nevers
Car
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Chapman
Presbytery
Newton
Washington Presbyterian Church
Jane
Irving Maxwell
Warren County
Uutohnson—_tHizen
Irylnu Maxwell
Oxford
J., DeHart
Breen
J. B. Edmonison
Belvidera
Butler
Blairstown
Burtt
Markaboro
Ephruim Simonton
J. M
Hunting
Tackettatown
G. H
Campbell
Beatyentown
J.D. Hillman
Harmony
R.A. Bryant
Asbury
A. B.amberger
Janction
J. Reinke
Bloomsbury
E.G. Cline
Phillipsburg
D. W. Condit
Ph. D
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E B. Boginad
Washington
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William White
Bentyestown
T. F. Lefferts
M.D
Belvidere
W. E. Vail
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Ulnirstown
William WH. Parker
O. H. Albertson
Danville
Al*g. Allen
Delaware
Chis. N. Wade
Hawkettatown
C. H. Gling
Har Inng
Aselton
Mansfeld
J. FY Rush
Montanny Absalom
Apgar
Musconceong Valley
Chas. Craveling
Ind
J. W. Cline
Stewartssville
P. . Bowers
W Clack Pralt
Samuuel Carlisle
D. R- Hull
Bowers
Arati
J. R. Wright
Newark MM
E. Conference
First Church of
Phil- Nogburg
Percy ¥. S. Shelley
Slatington
Brouse
Chester
Chester Presbytery From Maresbord, For Ray. A. McLawry
Cedarville
Deargestown
Sisteningscords
Newark
Nye Hutchingen
Hitler Nathan A. Strekhouse
Trying Maxwall
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Jacob Cr
Benson
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C. Chapman
Hickattstown
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Democratic sweep in big cities reshapes local boards
In major cities Democratic candidates gained council seats and mayoral wins while Republicans held key boards. Jersey City Hoboken and Elizabeth saw Democratic gains, Paterson and New Brunswick strengthened their party presence, and a shift in Hunterdon and Clinton elections hinted at broader trends amid a night of political turnover.
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Melia
Tareas
Juling A. Ebhue Cher
Jamies M. Seymour
Danjocrata
Conthien Council
Board of Education
Jarsey
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Atidl
Paterson
New’ Brunswick
Popvulor
Rankin
Elizabeth
Frederick O. Maesh
Hoboken Tert Democrati
Jae
Clinton
Hunterdon County
Atie
L. Bi. Baker
Samuel Lunger
Bea
Lambertvills
Erity
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