Roosevelt and Wilson Face Off in New Jersey Primaries
The Washington Star previews the upcoming primary showing Roosevelt and Taft as central figures in the New Jersey contest. It weighs Wilson’s candidacy, party factions, and the battle against Republican machine power, urging pro Wilson delegates and warning of anti Wilson sentiments among unpledged delegates. The piece analyzes voter choices, party dynamics, and the stakes for the Democratic and Republican camps.
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Campaign talk and political rounds in New York state
A disjointedOCR recounts political chatter about Wilson and Wilken, with references to candidates like Smith and Harmen. It notes March county rallies, county-wide travel by Coyte, and expected Era of reform, mentioning voters, parties, and local civic events across towns.
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Taft and Roosevelt in tangled postmaster debate
Fragmented text shows a political argument over Taft and Roosevelt, postmaster appointments, and the issue of serving multiple presidential terms. It references Democratic delegates, Wilson allies, and debates in the U S Senate about singular term limits and campaign allegiances, with criticism of party practices and leadership.
Roosevelt’s Fight With Political Machines in New Jersey
The speaker credits Roosevelt for disrupting major political machines in Pennsylvania and Illinois and argues he can similarly challenge forces in New Jersey, noting the broader impact of his actions on party organizations and governance.
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Divorce Decree Granted in Franklin Township Case
Through her counsel Prosecutor Stryker by Court of Chancery has Heiden decree nisi granting a divorce to Mrs Mary AL Frey from her husband George Frey on the ground of desertion. Nearby items note local families and a school term disruption from Mr Brugler leaving.
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Ayer's Sarsaparilla Not A Stimulant Says Ad
An advertisement asserts Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic not a stimulant claiming it provides steady value and long lasting relief without alcohol. It urges consulting a doctor and notes the product is from The Arce Company of Lowell and promotes Avet's Pills for rats.
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