Jersey Legislature Moves to Recess Amid Turbulent Session
The New Jersey Legislature plans a Friday recess until next Wednesday with busy nights this week. Major bills on budget, constitutional amendments, and election reforms are under debate.
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Mrs Rachel Bryan Buried After Long Illness at 70
Mrs. Rachel Bryan died at her home in Titles HU after an illness of three or four weeks. Born Rachel Goucher at Gravel Hill Blaine town she married John Bryan and lived on Butler Hill. She had four children Joseph, John, Mary Margaret and others. The article recounts family history, adoption of a daughter, and local business and civic notes. The piece also discusses company troubles at Oxford Tron and Nail Co and city government investigations and personnel moves.
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Notes on Prof Sharpe and Letters from Washington
The fragment recalls Prof Tenae Sharpe in New Hampton, discussing aging, dyeing, and a plan to start a new business. It includes personal anecdotes about birthdays and political letters to Mis Uxdingerey, plus a clipped editor’s note on public figures and local school district meetings.
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