Local Candidacy Advertisements Appeal Voters
Multiple 19th century campaign notices appear from Washington and surrounding areas. Martin and Thatcher announce Democratic runs for local offices in September primaries and general elections. Joseph Ro Thatchery and Frank P. Smith seek presidential and townsite positions with calls for voter support.
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Freehetter
Choven
Proehalden
Thatcher
Washinton
Hlas
Joseph’ Ro Thatchery
Cardidnde
Prechaider
Torr
Preelaider
Franklin
Ated
FRANK
Smitel Behn
Artiseare
Hay Been Pala
Prante P. Smith
Freeholder Ciodidhne Announcement for Mansaneld Townslip
A town notice from Miller and Anderton announces a primaries election related meeting of the Washington Township Committee. It states the meeting will occur on a Saturday afternoon in September to receive business and transact other matters with Elmer as the township clerk listed. The ad reproduces old typography and misspellings.
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Ciodidhne
Mansaneld
C. i. Miller
Anderton
Li Pastor
We Hy Miler
Wathington
Flatt
Elmer
Washington
Notice to Creditors In Estate of Shielda
Pursuant to an order from Warren County, notice is given to creditors of the late Shields Estate. Claims must be filed by a specified date with the county executor or designated office. The public administrator will proceed to settle the estate upon the expiration of the claims period.
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Warren
Shielda
Tawon
Hughes for Unite Senator in Tight Democratic Fight
In a decisive shift, Wes Hughes withdraws from the race, clearing the field for Hughes to run in the Democratic contest. Judge Woessner agrees to withdraw in favor of Hughes, while Smith and Wilson’s endorsements shape the county race and primaries proceed with party unity as a goal.
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Cemoiltad
Tourse
Wesfolt
Aturhos
Hele
Woessner
Ftughee
Hughes
Smith
Leaestrone
Hiss Wilson
Ae Seth
Unclear OCR text segment referencing political names
Fragmentary OCR from a political item mentions Leptin Callies Democracie and kpoilies with a cited selection process and holder. Specific names and places are garbled, leaving an unclear report and no verifiable event or outcome.
Politician Resigns Amid Primary Endorsement Controversy
A regional official tendered resignation after controversy over endorsements in the Victor primaries. The governor and party leaders weighed the implications as ballots approached, with resignation taking effect days after the nominations.
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Victor
Benatar
Wilson Cuts Hoss Murphy In New York Contention
Report describes Governor Wilson seeking renomination amid Democratic tensions in New York. It notes Murphy of Tamanny Hollis challenging Dix and Wilson's inability to secure endorsements, with focus on party voter strength and photo opportunities at the State Fair.
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Wilsan
Hoss Murphy
Wilson
Con Lae
New York State
Poss Murphy
Tam
Hollis
Dix
Murphy
Wison
Syracuse
Tammnany
Parrait
Wirb Murphy
Political Turmoil and Local Campaigns in Warren County
The article outlines Democratic and Republican jockeying for Congress as Warren County voters face a pivotal primary. It cites candidates Hart, Martin, Tart, and others, with mentions of Smith and Roosevelt connections, county loyalties, and anticipated shifts in support amid a tense political climate.
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Martin
le Whe
Lex Meth
Congress
Democrats
Warren
Jude Martin
Eleter Couthy
Sussex
Wil
Bnseex
Warrett Emmuttes
Mr Ware
Nepublians
Cittergen
Fragmentary OCR Note Appears From Local Page
Unclear readable text references Mrs. Ailton and Mrs. dogian Preek with mentions of a Sunday event or meeting. Names and context are garbled, making details and dates uncertain.
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Mountaly
Ailton
Dogian
Tirdap
Lalo
Warding against trespass and hunting penalties listed in notices
The fragment lists penalties and notices referencing warding against trespass and hunting without permit. Names include G Shields, James Shield, Albert Stelter, and Rallis Crowes among farms and local places like Tek Schoolhouse and Stephensburg. The text mentions a fine and officials like H. Bowlby and i. He.
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Delow
Agt
The Ford Store Exposition of Furnishings and Rugs
The Ford Store presents a lively display of new and beautiful furniture rugs and carpets described as a veritable exposition in itself.
Remarkable 61 Varieties Rockers and Chairs Highlighted
A selling note advertises 61 varieties of rockers and Turkish Mor ris chairs with an annex display. It invites inspection of an arch door and mentions Turkish chairs, urging readers to review options and select. Prices start at five and a half dollars, with flexible pricing on request.
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Wooparow
New Jerey
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Imige Wescott
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