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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
11
Warren County voters hear Democratic speakers urge support for Wilson and the party ticket. The piece discusses campaign strategy, party loyalty, and calls for replacing long-time incumbent with the new Democratic candidate. It emphasizes anti Kean methods claims and urges turnout for election day.
A fragmentary political column discusses Ward Runyon, Judge Tungot, Fowler, and Woodrow Wilson in New Jersey election amid factional maneuvers. It cites reactions to John Kean, Governor Stokes, and party splits, with references to Cumberland county, Chicago to New York travel, and independent candidates challenging the status quo.
A report on the county clerk candidacy of Mytellor amid Democratic opposition and voter interest. The North American coverage notes Wilson speeches and broader reaction, with emphasis on Meetteller’s prospects and party dynamics across the district.
The piece outlines Woodrow Wilson's stance on seeking the New Jersey governorship, praising his independence and reform aims. It notes his Princeton presidency and salary, criticisms of party machines, and support from supporters urging a change in state leadership while highlighting debates over public funds and education.
Edward L. Wine files a mortgage notice dated October 20, 1910, announcing a public sale of farm property in Warren County. The sale lists livestock, equipment, furniture, crops, and household goods to be sold to the highest bidder at the tenant farm on the road to the Neenaware river, Tuesday November Fifteenth, 1910.
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a universal remedy to strengthen delicate babies, cure anemia in girls, improve thin adults, and bolster the elderly against colds and pneumonia. It also lists a long, garbled roster of names and places, resembling a printed notice with scattered details and a trespass warning toward the end.
The document records a divorce petition by the petitioner against Pu Pome Walker in Chancery Court of New Jersey dated October 15 1910. It states the wife is accused of adultery and seeks a decree of divorce on grounds of infidelity during marriage. Solicitor A Stryker represents the petitioner in Washington.
Notice declares settlement of the estate of Sarah C. Smith decouned to be audited and stated by the Surrogate and reported to the Warren County Orphans Court on a Friday in December at a stated time. Executor Tames L. Creveling dated October 28. Signed by executor and seal.
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