Democrats of New Jersey Name Electors at Trenton Convention
The Democrats of New Jersey named their electoral college slates at Taylors Opera House in Trenton. Delegates elected William J. Keys for the first district, Samuel Mired for the second, Kielard L Norton for the third, Samuel A. Childs for the fourth, Addison Wily for the fifth, Jacob O’Rourku for the sixth, Peter Hanek for the seventh, and Peter Bonkyt for the eighth. The gathering faced tensions with Hudson Democrats and a split between state and urban papers, and Col. Price was chosen for temporary chairman with Gen Collins expected as permanent chair. The platform backed Cuban and Philippine policy, the Panama Canal construction, and sympathy for Galveston. The convention adjourned after a phonograph demonstration failed.
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Democrats of
New Jersey
Taylors Opera House
Trenton
Lnego
Wm. J. Keys
Sumornpt
Dhowas
Mired
Thomas M. Sorrell
Qouvester
Kielard
Norton
Mercer
Dietriot
Samuel A. Childa
Somermel
Thomas Ways
Stamex
Eifth Tistert
Addison Wily
Bergeny
Jecaminh
O'Rourku
Faux
Syventh Diatriet
Pater Hanek
Hud
Peter Bonkyt
Union
Robert Dayte
Elinirman
Col. Price
Putelek A. Colina
Boston
Warts
Collins
Juni
Colin RE
Jersey
Democrate
Bovet
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Funie
Ottom
Tommie
Mgalast
Spain
Hein
Porto
Palley
Scammer in Stewartaville Seeks Purchases and Escape
A man described as 30 to 35, with a neat appearance, visited Stewartville claiming to broker a large sale. He posed as a broker named Foley or Clark, traveling with a companion, seeking to buy farm property and various goods, while arranging a rapid telegraph-linked deal. Local readers are asked to identify him and provide information about his scheme.
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Stowertaville
Temperance
Sky
Motey
Lolo Brothers
New York City
Marchandisa
Ife
Tui
Wollar
Frnite
Dudeo Schultz
Fue Brendway
Stewartavilla
Thompson
Motler
Brondway
Whiel
Foley
Clinton
Washington
Clack
Hope
Seas Rowe
Flope
O Toni
Rowe
Clark
Polly
Remell
Stewwadaville
Doathesa
Alveston ISFS Defeat At High Bridge
Describes Galveston disaster aftermath and relief efforts with military participation and looting episodes. Notes charity totals and criticizes millionaire contributions. Mentions Republican Convention in Fourth District and a chaotic bridge game narrative with local sports details and upcoming events at North End and Paipsburg.
Wedded Under Difficulties in a Small Town May
A humorous 19th century tale recounts a couple from Scranton seeking marriage in Belvidera. Liveryman Loyd ferried them, a minister refused due to residency, and Justice Boyd failed to issue papers. They pressed on to a traveling justice, then to a local editor who posed as a resident, finally marrying in a court in Victoria with a substitute clergyman.
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Galveston
Rose of
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Cluanera
Mitish Marelunate
Lieluk Sen
Board of Health
Texas
Galyeaton
Ifa
Thors
Thors Whose Fortunes Run Uo
Standard Oil Co
American Steel & Wire Co
Galvestone
Iran
Advanird
Che Warren
Juste
de Veace
Jon Pouchy
James Wallington
Maud
Pennsylvania
Lamen L. Loyd
Washington Avenue
Portica
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Audiensea
Boyd
Belvidera
Hare
Mirria
Isaae
Justica
Justice
Wick
Grea Waternorm
Banco Payne Ibove
Speech printed for mailing in campaign finance dispute
Fragmented OCR notes describe a campaign speech printed by managers for mailing. It mentions Senator Beyo Fidge and a signal of documents signed to finance in the Senate, with references to Republican managers and mail sacks prepared for distribution. The text is garbled but centers on a political mailing related to campaign finance.
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Oxford
Atelak
Phonue
Sir Oliver
Kitohue
Oliver
Gliver
Wiriul
Lia Giveta
Dun
Presbyterian Church
Cilia Lorie
Belgade
Bratt
Aldo Alkra
Waral
Democratic Register
Jthoda
Washington
Labbs
Spucci
Opie O
Beyo
Fidge
Senate
Pilen Mianawors
Catehiars
Campsion
Alum baking powders and coal strike headlines mix in era era
A foggy lesion of old issues reports danger of alum powders used in baking and rising to false cream of tartar substitutes. The piece shifts to a Great Coal Strike in Pennsylvania where 100000 to 115000 miners strike, demanding arbitration and higher wages, while operators resist. Local notes mention Lackawanna Company ensuring supplies and offers for coal.
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Pennsylvani
United Mine Workers of
Amerch
Operatere
Asean
Asean Uparslorputite
Wiensmon
Lackawanna Company
Campaign Opens in WashingtonPolitical Rally Promises Labor Support
A lively opening campaign event took place Tuesday at the Washington Opera House with speakers Mortimer Whitehead former Governor Gulick and Congressman Salmon. A large crowd attended amid banners and a brass band while miners appeared in costume highlighting labor support and imperialism topics.
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Wamoeratice
Washington
Joshua
Salmon
Zullele
Arizona
Mortimer Whitehead
Somerset
Kavern
Washington Opera House
Fielvidere
Sono atxty-Ave
Oxford
Corniah
Lackawanna
Architert
L. J. Flarey
J. Wlmiger
Edward Nolan
Elmer ©. Shirer
Bryan
Stevenson
Johnston Cornish
Cornish
Mortimer Whitehead S
Ohio
Indiana
Idinois
Whitehead
Mark Hanna
Gulick
Howie Baldte
Ag. Wall
Abil Ratatorwial-Le-Bas
Mark Efinin
Clark
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Sussex
Fanrift
Kanang
Jose
Legation
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Tkolen Agaii
Philippines
Henol
Winton
Didin
Frey
Uchange
Dastord
Ln Vailer
Alan Allen Penis
Waa
Kanana
Cuba
Horo Rico
United States
Mao
Soma
Steeve
Butler
A. Reese
McVotinell
J. F A
Nelley
Nettle
Sonny
Jycclen
North Third Street
Aslo
Tor Lasses
Alveston
Higil Bridge
Shei
Alan
Fourth
Moon
Willie Dagham
Phillipsburg
Chaiman
Laume
Mallon
John Dalxell
Pennsylvania Congress
Conoressmin
Mayers
Chay Plana
Elets Bridge
High Ridge
Xoeured
Murtenaries
Wedut
Liedig
Jalieid
Mountain A.C
Mauch Chink
Atlantic City
Banta
Reinante
Real High Bridge
Forse
Sevandt
Christiag
Thia
Washixyten
Tbei
North
North End
James J. Jeffferies
Washineton
Paipsburg
Jewleries
Coupin
England
Phyalainna
Tyvanty
Chamberlain
FLN
Jonking
Junction
Orangewater
Port Murray
Stephensburg
Igldashlolds
Washington Democrats
Talick
Atho Stelko
Jazson Bros
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