Robt Lott Sentenced For Five Years In New Jersey Case
The Court of Quarter Sessions in Warren county convened to sentence Robert Lott after a jury convicted him of burning a dwelling. Judge Schalta granted no new trial. Lott received five years at Trenton. Jurors and court officials then drawn for the April term. a long list of names appeared, with reports of a carriage accident involving Mr Umberger and a horse near the scene.
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Warren County
Morrow
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Robert Lott
Mary Croveling
Asbury Jn
Schalta Appancail
Gunt
Stryber
Caruso
Isaie Snyder
Lab
Snyder
Henla
Vouiwel
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Lott
Trenton
Drawisy
Aneter Shavnon Dyke
Wildrick
Hurria
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Minnsfield
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Greenwich
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Hope
Rebeyl
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Tepatcong
Ward
Frolin John
Pibusy Indepdlian
Ransay
Umberger
George Andrews
Circuit Court of the
Refamin Si ‘Arta
Sheri “Ensteg
Warren
United States
District of New Jersey
Jindens Corpts
Suminuiuduc
Wenlacsey
Walter Paleons
Mirther
Siatow
Accident at the stove ends life of elderly man
An inquest in Covarear's case found Andrew Allan, about eighty two, dead from burns after his clothes ignited while seated near a hot stove. Neighbors reported smoke and a strong odor, and Coroner Joseph Vann presided as the jury returned a verdict of accidental death. The man had long served at the local Presbyterian church pipe organ before his death.
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Lewis
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Joseph Vann
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Gorton
John Thompson
Wino. Creager
Tohnston
Geo
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Win Snide Noitre
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J.H. Carpenter
New Jersey Legislature Faces Corruption Fight in 1890s
A dense sweep through proposals and battles shows legislators resisting corporate power, with opponents pushing reform measures on taxation, railroads, water, and public lands. The Riparian lands policy and Voorhees measures loom as pivotal, while local debates on salaries, utilities, and education reflect a broader struggle between people and corporations of the era.
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le Stite
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Secretary of State
Me. Lisle
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Skinner
Wiltsur
Jersey
Duncan
Pabhie
Andrews' Murder Case Reaches Supreme Court Review
The George Andrews murder case from Warren County New Jersey returns to the Supreme Court for a writ of error and habeas corpus. The appeal centers on jury selection alleged racial exclusion and the right to appellate review after a death sentence.
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Washington
Warren' County
New Jersey
United States
Andrews
Stryker
Shipman
pUmes
Harris
Supreme Court
Hopiric Court OF the
Uxiren
Warren County
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Whitall
Textra
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New Jerse
Fenle
Ion
Lawn
NeXaney
Durston
Fial
Blake
Eum
Ofatch -Btale
Rand
Patit Jng
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