Elective Judiciary Bill Faces Governor Veto Likely
A heated legislative debate centers on a bill to elect judges in the state. Robertson argued haste and public harm, while supporters claim accountability. The House passed the measure, sending it to the Governor for likely veto. proponents highlight safeguards and pending state election.
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New Jersey bill on writs of error in murder cases debated
In Trenton the Senate considers a bill to permit writs of error in capital cases, delaying executions and inviting legal challenges. Prosecutors oppose, warning of endless expense. the measure faces final passage amid related updates on Needham and Oxumiprapre projects and a piano manufacturing capacity expansion at Nead-Tina.
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Young Boy Severely Injured From Tree Fall
A 10 year old boy, Floyd Gultele, son of Ty Li Click, fell from a tree at a nearby home while playing with a kite. He was severely injured when a limb broke and lodging near the top of a large maple tree. He was rushed to the house and then to a doctor, with grave chances of recovery and possible permanent injuries noted.
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Unu retices at Oxford corregspondant writes chilling note
An Oxford correspondent reports idle sites at the rolling silk and the animal mill with ten idle sites observed. The piece hints at upcoming work stoppages and possible closures as tensions rise among workers and management.
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Squire Asa K Cole of Montana Retires From Congress
A careful notice recalls Squire Asa K Cole of Montana a long serving Doorkeeper associate in Washington who will be remembered for his agreeable temperament and generous nature as Congress adjourns. The county figure leaves a wide circle of friends and a notable career in the National Capitol.
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Balvid ah disturbance ends in brief struggle
A Sunday incident in Tarn involved several boys harassing a janitor Thomas Shnarnon who was instructed to stop the activity. A confrontation ensued with Ware and Shumamnon. by intervention, the melee ended after a stove pipe was knocked down. The article notes a two year growth period for aging timber.
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Resignation of Dr Whitney Ends Thirty Year Service
Dr Whitney resigns as head of Centenary College after 21 years, citing health. Trustees express regret yet expect new leadership to sustain the institution’s growth, noting his long tenure, past proposals from other colleges, and plans for retirement. The piece also chronicles local civic notices and a bridge project update in New York and New Jersey.
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New York
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Jersey City
Opening Tegataturo session draws large crowd amid talks
The Tegataturo opening session Monday night drew a big crowd as debates over primary election penalties and state banking regulation dominated the agenda. Senators Ketler and others introduced measures on voting penalties, a state dairy commissioner, cattle disease reporting, and a Banking Commissioner oversight. The House and Senate advanced various appropriations and nominations, with talks of adjournment and reforms for state institutions and public services.
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Oandea
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Hopewell
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New Brongwick
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Stockton
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