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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
5
A garbled clipping discusses Len records and political figures. Mentions Trenton Essex county Fowler Arastore La Warren county and the Postmaster Trust in Washington. References to Democrats Republicans and a general sense of election pressure and weak leadership.
In New Jersey a Democratic surge is reported across Mercer Salem Gloucester Warren and Somerset counties with gains for Allen McDermott and others. Satirical notes mention voting machine use in Paterson and a wave of Democratic surrogates and assemblymen, while Warren county shows strong GOP opposition and warnings about election finances.
A dialogue describes selecting furniture for a small room including chiffoniers bureaus wash stands and a table. The couple discusses prices from five to twelve dollars and mattresses springs and chairs with totals quoted and discounts applied as they plan the purchase.
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