Pipe conflict over railroad and oil pipeline ends in arrests
A clash in Washington between oil company workers and railroad men over laying a pipeline beneath tracks led to standoffs, arrests, and court action. About 250 men defended the pipe as police backed the railroad. a night of tense negotiations followed with temporary injunctions and further legal steps planned.
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Chancellor McGill Revered In Public Notice
A long biographical sketch honors Alexander Taggart McGill, tracing his Scottish Irish ancestry, education at Princeton and Columbia, legal career in New Jersey, and service as Chancellor. The tribute highlights his public roles, fairness, opposition to monopolies, and popular standing among citizens.
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Catholic Protectory Bill Sparked Religious Bigotry Debate
The article recounts a 1818 New Jersey assembly debate over the Catholic Protectory Bill, detailing its aims to create a diocesan run reform institution for delinquent and dependent children, the state funding controversy, and amendments reducing or removing state aid. It notes opposition framed as religious bigotry affecting public institutions and references politicians such as Mr. Griggs, Mr. Lindaburg, Leon Abbott, Frederick A. Potts, and William J. Sewell in the broader partisan context.
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Fragmented Public Notice on Reforms and Tax Proposals
A garbled public notice outlines revolutionary reforms and new taxes. The fragment references government acts, a protectorate theme, and calls for assemblies and commissions, with mentions of payments and penalties. The text is unclear but hints at a parliamentary or colonial governance context.
McGill Support Bolsters New Jersey Reform Drive
The document lauds Chancellor MacGill as a model reformer guiding state government toward honest administration free of corporate control. It characterizes Griggs as aligned with corporations opposing labor and taxation reform, urging voters to back the Democratic ticket and MacGill in the upcoming election.
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