Off Year Returns Show Democratic Prospects Across State
The campaign drew little statewide interest aside from New York where Tammany won. Col Wildrick led Democrats to a strong county majority for Assembly and Amerman elected Coroner. National results highlighted New York City gains for Republicans and Democrats in various states, with notable votes in Mercer, Union, and Cumberland counties.
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Col. Wildrick
Charles S. Amerman
Gol. Wildrick
Charles 8
Amerian
Col. Wilfrick
Frank Givens
Bleketown
Amerman
Qoroner
Col Wildrick
Hearlt
Washington
Uanal
Hind
Tekota
Ther Dafeel
Innamuch
Wera
Thors
Hookettatown
Belvidere
Gaunty_Clark
Haeldgesay
Toeaday
Cornish
Haesheen
Willrigks
Amerton
Agama
Senate
Houce
Damosrats
John. G. Horner
Boelington
Lewin M. Cresac
Cape May
George F. Martone, Jr
Hunterdon
W. H
Algo
Jats’ H. Willever
Fyer Larsson
Suscox
J. Cole Price
Branchville
Lewis F. Ili
Jacob M. Demorest Sartopata
Borris
Assembly
Daniel Voorhees
Democrata
Mercer
Frank
Katzanbaca
Plainfield
Union County
Kean
Fowler
Kanex County
Jarvay City
Fagan
Democratic Assembly Dokat
Hudon County
Reault
Grenteat
New York City
Fasian
Tammany
Telie
McClellan
Law
Ara’ Saported
New York State
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Myron T. Harrick
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
John L. Bates
Maryland
Victoriaus
Edwin Wardell
Nebraska
Gana Ogures
Investigating the Johnston Case Ends With Public Inquiry
The death of Harold Johnston near the mountain shore is examined for possible criminal negligence. An autopsy found multiple BB shot wounds. coroner and prosecutor lead testimony and jury inquiries to determine if foul play occurred. Funeral services were held for Johnston with many attending.
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Prbilo
Shrope
Angle
Harold Johnston
Charley &. Johnston
C. B. Smith
F. J. Laktaw
Agy Guo
Rhese
David Riddle
Broadway
Georga
W. ‘Boura
A. B.good
Joseph
Garrleon
Elmer Thompson
Harry Thompson
J.snelda
Remains Reminished at Washington Cemetery Funeral
A large crowd attended the funeral service amid grief and tears. The interment was conducted in the family plot at Washington Cemetery, reflecting the wide regard for the deceased across social classes.
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Meade
Washington
Hackettstown Welcomes American Machinery Plant Move
The American Machinery and Export Company, a New Jersey firm with offices in New York, secures five acres including Rosling and Auger properties. R. H. Richards will lead operations with John B. Newhall as general superintendent. The plant, costing about 60,000 dollars, will employ 70 to 100 workers locally first.
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Hacketestown
American Machnery ‘Sud
Heckstratown
American Machinery and Export Company
New Jersey
New York City
Hawrettatown
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Board of Trade
Tha Manufacturing Company
Rosling Mall
Auger
R. H. Richards
Hackettstown
Lancern
Hackattstown
John 3B. Newhall
Staten Island
Hackettatown
DeLord Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Nepéaslty
E. A. Simone
Railroad Gazette
Drassar
Attempted suicide and accidental death incidents reported
A man aged about 85, Robert J. Bowlby of Hosksburg Stairs, attempted to kill himself with a penknife after his wife’s death two years earlier. He was found in a barn by his son William and survived. he later went to hospital. In another incident a high risk prank led to a boy’s severe injury when a hose was used as a weapon by youths. a doctor treated him for hours before recovery.
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Robert J. Bowlby
Hosksburg
Robert M. Bowlby
Borksburg
Mr. Bowlby
William
Andre Wills
Bard
Eelviderg
Myr
Bowlby
Belvidera Tuesaday
State Hospital
Morris Plains
Stewartaville
Youngie
Yoluiata
Riulante
Rattiog
Weehington
Council Hears Lawyers Argue Over Street Opening Plan
In Bound Brook residents clash as Mrs Wandling’s heirs object to a proposed street from West Wanby to State street. Attorneys Jeffery and Stryker spar over legal procedure and the need for a formal map and public hearing. Borough officials consider directing a continued meeting and map preparation.
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Patty
Stryker
Jeffery
Airykar
Stryker Raad Soma Mors
Mitryker
Supreme Court
Mr. Stryker
Ranavan
Maras Thor
Hr. Stryker
Bartron
Hanataacher
Bound Brook
N. J
Gwest
B. J. Stovey
Bir Jeffery
Jeffery Sacker
Petty
Willan Barron
Frank Sitalla
Surveyor Anderson
Anderson
Flaten
William Bar Fon
Biryker
Thaaldawalk Ordin Aner
Joseph C. Thompson
Bsatenn
Taylor Street
Strat
Harry Ouilatine
George Latson
Chestnut
Washington Electric Light Up
Nompson
William Bord
Poatar
Cicsreaasunsr
Thompson
Ovareer
Bemuel Rinshart
Jury Acquits Five Defendants in Williams Rymon Case
After four days of testimony and long summations the jury found George Oaken Eugene Li Scharrer not guilty of murder of William Rymon. Cheers erupted despite a warning from Justice Swayze as officers could not single out individuals amid the crowd. Defendants were discharged and congratulated by friends and family at their cells and homes that evening.
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Hona
George
Oaken
Eugene Li. Scharrer
Wiliam I. Rymon
Court House
Bel
Etreame
Justice Swayze
Foraman
Oakes
Oaleg
Bobarrer
Washington
Bebarrer
Oakas
Trial Proceedings of Warren County War Event
Proceedings detail Thursday testimony in the Warren County trial with witness Scharrer on the stand describing the shooting. Defendants Geary Oakes and others face cross examination about motive, weapon handling, and the events at the road where the tragedy occurred.
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Thoraday
Justica Swayza
Scharrer
Neanide Walker
Rymon
Scharter
Georgs Oakes
Oakes
LandLan
Volsa
Washington
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Willdrick
Regult
Ltt
New York
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Tobin A. Wildrick
Frank B. Givens
Jacob A. Willeyer
Pio
Chas’s. American
Sofas
Newton
Washington Church
West Washington Avenues
Obura
Mildred
Joknstor
Tows Hall
Beesley
Edleon
Fodlor
Ptock
Olrodlar
Addision Keller
Banton
Edo Teat
Council
Wandling
Kixtra
Uehlein’a
Wory
Wm. E. Ryman
Warren County
Coronor
Ligony
Rey
Wlell Sc. Brefiehuysun
Faerun
Knowlton
Lopateony
Oxford
Washington Borough
Blakes
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