Giant Bryan rally floods Dover with crowds opinion
Dover prepares for William J. Bryan's arrival Friday night as thousands gather at the station area and Main Street. A large reception committee and Democratic clubs mobilize plans and bands to welcome the candidate with speeches and parade routes through nearby towns in New Jersey and beyond.
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Thia
Dibh
William J. Bryan
Dover
Pocrcs
Chosino
New Jersey
Oorton
Warren
Hunterdon
Morris
Sussex
Towsdman
Doin Aton Cornial
Bryans
Wadhia Medias
Ieee
Lugetier
Lackiwanda Co
Lisa Compu
Piu
Washington
Ktoppallys
Port Murray
Jueketui
Veunkyy
Newl
Brunudwas
Biaston
Pail Jlionburg
WML Ten
Gsnathor Apeeisl
Urait
Ron Freon Strausberg
Wat
Igsuela Poneres
Beyan
Will Cote Boonton
Paterson
Helleville
Ognelile
Newark
Democratic meeting draws large crowd at Opera House
A Friday night Democratic gathering at the Opera House drew a large crowd of interested people. Speakers included Allin Henny of Kayonne and other party figures who urged support for key issues and leaders amid economic and labor concerns.
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Hereon
Allin Henny
Kayonne
Think Bharati
Tracy Evel Pak
Tatelmnera
Nature
Whale Baynine
Abe
Bunny
Fotleris
Jie
Oritori al Hhafet
Ly Minds
Hepublicnt Party
Mnsl
Tianna
Deehirtig
Liu
Thie Hepalear Paerky
Nua Ag
Gms
Gal Ho Tong
Turnihie Pinehinery
Udlfenlus
Flink
Sire Sfortlog
Pemnarks
Pal
Mies
Mie
Juicklis
The Amy Saloon War Canteen Debate Intensifies
A lengthy anti canteen article argues for tightening controls on post exchanges. It cites Rev. Ehwoud and Rev. Blood discussing alcohol’s impact on soldiers in the Philippines era, noting authorities warn against demoralization and urge reform. The piece references testimonies, church leaders, and a controversial push for stricter post canteen oversight.
Conclusion of the Synod Meeting in Atlantic City Report
The report details a synod meeting held in Atlantic City on Thursday. Rev Debleck Ber and committee members discussed a reported topic about army canteens and related policy ideas. The session included personal testimonies and debate on resolutions urging Congress to banish alcohol from the navy and similar measures.
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Brooke
Atatlle
Penneaton Inn
Debleck
Belvidere
Laon
Auaatic
Linda ‘Rugious Ty
Olitol Church
Cuckoo Returns Is Now a New Yorker Arrested Monday Evening
John i Simanton a Washington man involved with Turringtony Blimnton and linked to $2,000 embezzled funds was arrested Monday near West Church Street. He posted no bail and was released on his own recognizance to appear October 31. Police previously pursued Charles Crewling’s embezzlement claim. Simanton has claimed Harrington fled with money and has been seen in New York. he denies further action on the case. The piece also notes a Tri-County Medical Association meeting at Motel Newton with officers elected and honorary members.
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Don Cornaines
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Delaware
Plamington
Lake
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Rome
Bier
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Suurta
Fuperal Beitg Conduel Xi
Randvipis
Tte
A. Enrol
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Washington
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Canngewater
Policeman Co
Shrope
Big Man
Himanton
First National Bank
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Simanton
Jeffery
Stryker
Crewling
New York State
Cefosse
Inetice
Simantan
Ob City
New York
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Simonton
Harrington
Thia
Nembera
Warreg
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Muressy
Newton
Word
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Lar Levy Purrow
Haskeketown
Vine
James Fl. Griilth
Philipaoars
Tii
Auitress
Sparta
Siith
Wageington
W. Flngae
Rocky
J. AL. Roose
Warren
Bring Hood
Susan James Dowplis
Atorris
Pal
Norris Af Paterson
Wink
Dig Henry
Newar
Des. Srvitht and Stiles
Jai L Ta Riew
Ashbury
Morris Owi
Man rescues self after railway accident in Broadway race
A worker slipped while boarding a train and fell across the rail. He rolled along the track to safety with quick use of his body to free himself. The incident occurred in Broadway during the afternoon. The article notes a mirroring presence of mind and mentions a New York excursion tickets sale by Tha Taecayanniy Co for $1.50 round trip with special trains.
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Ceoahwiy
Omer
Abram Hixon
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Rhoswood
P.O. Grovallny
Marston Hospital
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Uno
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Manton
Eros
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