Belvidere and Phillipsburg Election Results Report
Belvidere elected Nicholog Harria as mayor with a Republican council and a full ticket, while Phillipsburg chose Bartlett Frost as mayor over J Bowers amid a tight party contest. The new boards pledged reforms and ongoing school policy, with recounts possible in the Fifth Ward and a cautious outlook for local governance.
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Charles Bakar
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Frost
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Drunken Drivers Endanger Horse Then Face Prosecution
Washington Avenue residents have long warned of James Cling’s reckless driving. On Tuesday evening a horse owned by Cling was beaten and shoved through town by driver Janie Nixon, causing injury and public alarm. The horse collapsed after a final dash. both men were arrested, Nixon released, and Cling fined three dollars plus costs for cruelty to animals. A civil case is set for April 2. Also noted: rail line ticket scalping ends along the Lackawanna route after district officials’ warning.
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James Cling
Borsa
Janie Nixon
Nixon
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Enat
Oling
de. Wan
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Shrape
Cline
Ele
Civie
Shino
Costa
Nison
Boge
New York
Boston
Washington
Buffalo
Guy Adama
Newark
Lackawanna
Adolph Blau
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Salt. Off R& 9 Bat Saturday 4 East NSSTS
Partial OCR reads as a fragmented notice listing drug and sale items and a separate crime report. It notes a man charged with assaulting a sixteen year old white girl in Bound Brook and that he and another suspect were committed without bail.
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Hall
Editors at Lakewood Reunion of New Jersey Editors
The New Jersey Editorial Association held its forty sixth annual meeting at Lakewood from Saturday to Sunday. Ten new members were enrolled and officers elected. A banquet at Oak Court featured speeches by publishers and a drive through pine country to Georgian Court. The event concluded with religious services and a polo outing, leaving attendees hopeful for next year.
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New Joraey Editorial Association
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James J, Carpenter
Woodbury
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Newton
Edw. Dy Stokes
Mr. Holly
W. B. 2. Mason
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Trensurer
W. Baldvin
Orange
Gaerze D. Roa
Anthony Killorp
Lemington
Charica Starr
Gast Orange
Chas
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Washington
Senate
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J. B. J. Smith
Oak Court
Recort
Guoreo D. Roe
Times-Journal
Leakewood
Charles Starr
East Orange
Bound Brook
Lydecker
New York City
Georgian Court
George J. “Gould
Moore
Roe
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Bazaar at Washington Athletic Association Opens in Debut Night
Washington Athletic Association held its first bazaar on Friday night amid music, lights, and ornate decor. Crowds filled East Washington Avenue quarters as booths showcased fancy work and home-made goods while a Midway show drew patrons. Receipts for the two evenings exceeded $400, signaling strong financial success for the association. The bazaar will reopen Saturday night, with plans for broader coverage next week.
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Washington Athletic Assochation
Indead
Wea
Chicago
Omaha
Atlanta
Buffalo
Cnnarleston
Washington
Girls Skipped From Officers and Madam Blackwell
An 1902 Washington town episode reports Julius Griel fearing disorderly youths at Madam Blackwell’s home where several underage girls gathered. Police briefly arrest two young men. Justice Mackey releases them with advice. Blackwell’s eviction notice is served but she’s vanished from the neighborhood.
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