New Jersey Legislature Opens Amid Ceremony and Debate
The opening of the 126th New Jersey Legislature shows Francis elected President of the Senate and Bradley chosen Speaker of the Assembly. Read of Somerall moves for state treasuryship, while officers and committees are named, reflecting a formal session amid tributes to the late McKinley and local political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Senate
Bradley
House
New Jersey
United States
Assembly
Chambey
Read of
Someratt
North Dorney
Welch
German Valley
Morris County
Hudapeth
Mudaon
Maetin
Sussex
Francia
Monmouth
Reed
Johnson
Gebhardt
Ray
Hammond
Long Branch
Tribu
M-Kinley
Benator
Gibberdt
Bille
Canala
Revielon
Lawn
Gebbardt
Coraiah
Reform School
St. Louia
Hunterdon
Congress
House of Assembly
Prague
George O. Maddock
Ateta
Trenton
William J. Bradley
Camden Waa
James Parker
Puge Tio
Sn Ss
George 3. Poole
Morris
George J. Coe
Union
Coalstant Journal
al Bart R. Gbattin
Middlesex
George A. Grover
Issax
Bille Willam B. Bilina
Mercer
Edward D. McOlin
Essex
Hcme
Frank Jan
Embroideriea Great Trade Sale Opens Today at Laubauh's
A jumble of OCR text reports a sewing goods sale starting today at Laubauh's with discounts on numerous lots and prices. the message blends garbled lines about embroidery and a large public sale. The text also contains an obituary for John I. Rinehart, a respected Montana resident, noting his sudden death at about seventy-nine and detailing survivors, funeral plans, and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i
Rinehart
Montana
J. D. Oia
Ulin
Rinowart
Aod
Banka
Alfred
Lves
Witlam
Wittontown
Mra
Chris
Tiddta
Ton Then
Kuta
Osotsley
Norton
Charles L {Rush
Asecanor Samuel Rinebert
Washington Township
Tha Foneral
Kaudman
Summerford
Tha Munconotoons Valley
Boeing
Vita VW
Lavpacit & Bon
Baston
Washington Still Free Hackettstown Battles Smallpox
Hackettstown residents report about sixty smallpox cases with fourteen new infections in the week. A State Board of Health official says the disease is waning and that business and travel may resume, though hospital and quarantine measures remain in effect amid ongoing vaccination and public health efforts.
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State Board of Health
Atrioken
Hla
Hackettstown
Newark
Paliadelphia
Nambar
Staelf
Perdona
John Toefer
Augustap Bilby
Jobo Learnay
Fred Smith
Litelly Street
Bartley Widner
John bieLean
Charles Denee
Tos Reideoger
Lance
Hansy Wire
Ron Brown
Misa Gori Toefer
Afty
Parsons Unictad
Thay
Toefar
Daniel Wira
E Lward Emmons
Nurges
Hack
Prayara
Board of Health
St. Jamon
Episcopal Church
Haing
Miaslanary
Houga
St Pha Board of Haat
Oanua
Anid
Hen Ie Anid
Backette Town
Schooley's Mountain
Farmersville
Washington
Ling
H. M. Bull
Ojinton Avenue
Hoya
Bull
Sinope
United State
Stone Roads for Franklin Townships Benefit All
Franklin township supports a major road program with a through line from Banton to Washington and Port Golden. About 143 votes favored the measure while ten opposed, enabling state aid funded turnpikes and four miles of branch roads in Greenwich, promising continued construction next summer and long term prosperity for landowners and farmers. The state treasurer paid 10,490.67 to Warren County for roads in Allamuchy and Washington townships, while boroughs wait a year for funds. stronger counties push for future State Aid. Authorities urge quick action to secure matching funds and municipal road improvements, especially for Manafield.
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Franklin Township
Lopatcong Township
Banton
Washington
Port Golden
Greenwich
Calleator Allen
Oxford
Allamuchyani
Washington Township
Pummer
Warren County
Hudeov
Essex
Borzen
Morrin
Mercer
United States
New Jersey
Ovary Township
Board of Freeholders
Roada
Manafield
Werda
Fake Auction Succumbs to One Seance Then Vanishes
A would be auctioneer under the name Matthews staged a moving sale using the Nutze storeroom in Phillipsburg and a crowded Rand place in town. He posted empty shelves and fake goods, then disappeared after collecting deposits and lodging bills, leaving creditors unpaid and authorities seeking him. A second item notes Soho Bodline Lunger's election as director and vice president at Travellers Insurance, with prior rise at Prudential and links to New York Life.
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Matthewe
Lehigh Valley
Matthews
Pavels
Washington
American Wringer Co
New York
Hy Hna
Phillipsburg
W. Chriatios
Nulza
Christine
Mr. Natzs
Natza
Matthee
Pennsylvania
Essama
Soho Bodline
Lunger
New York Life Ligure Auen
Travellers’ Insurance Company of
Hartford
New-York Life
The
Warres County
Newark
Radential Tiurange Company
D. Parks Fackler
Lee Company
Lounger
Thia
Naw
Prudential
Sinck
Gargany
Jaco
Misa
Jane Entetla ‘Barnett
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles C. Burnett
Sturtevant Lumber Company
Aiden Lease Club
Aatiurial Society of America
N. ¥ Tribune
Longer
Ag Bocy
Hackletown
W. G Croveling
Temperance Meeting Brings Disputes at Local Church
A all day temperance meeting at the Methodist church last Thursday sparked lively debate among ministers and attendees. Rev Richardson Gray led discussions on prayer and Prohibition, followed by Rev E A Boom and Rev Randolph, with Mrs Julia Bryant provoking a conflict over a symbolic bread ceremony that was resolved as a simple social breaking of bread.
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Ernest
Richardson Gray
Methodist Church of
Broadway
Etreea
Mia
L. D. Spangenberg
E. A. Boom
Boom
New York
Prohibition Party
Seley
Port
Murray
Enid
Port Murray
Vsinly
Gray
Randolph
Methodist Church
Julia A. Bryant
Rav
Smalley
Minletar
Bryan
Bryant
Mra
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ACAS
Warsen and
Neaterdon
Soiné
Seaale Commitiien
Clifford L. Newman
Galvidero
Laudenberger
Voorhees
Tha
Sherback
Sig
Tia
Atig
Joseph O. Dalar
Milford Bote
Atunda
Bigacy
Milford
Philadelphia
Bourne Building
Seige
Edith Cogley
Sia Targ
Mieiw Scheol
Calor
Laubauh's
Boybrotderice
Sonny Ad Potelh
Lavpack & Son
Beaton
le Ta
Hackettstown’s
Hackettstonians
Theta Tittle Tiga
Idell Green
Free Union
Hermele
Nlealy
Townsbury
Fastek
Pho-New Loewl Oyition bin
AnthSaloon Leroy
Ana
Macro
Hmita
Utia
Thessele Howe
Ngaors Ag
Buverdee
Iiaalf
Tito
Hoele
Hunterdon County
Wrrran
High Bridge
John O. Alinagh
Mimack
Oreuf
Waitehouse
Franklin
Townships
Elfort
Tiudiy
New Jereny
Allamueby
Clark
Alamichy
Allata
Allamuohy
Waa
Tha Lackawanne Railroad
Com
Russett
Pitteborm
American Garned Foundry Company
Barrey-Smith Company
Daytee
WarriNa
Imperial
Anch
Lavnacy & Box
Easton, Pi
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