Fourth District Democratic Nomination Convenes in Newton
The biennial Democratic convention of New Jersey’s Fourth Congressional District met in Newton to nominate a candidate for Congress. Delegates favored Joshua S. Salmon of Morris for a second term, with Morris and Warren counties showing strong support. the session featured speeches by ex prosecutor William A. Stryker and county officials, and committees were formed to report on the nomination.
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Ehtira Republican
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Grand Jury Busy as Warren County Court Opens
The September term of Warren County Court opened Tuesday in Belvidere with Judge William Gummere presiding. A large cross section of residents attended as the grand jury was sworn, led by foreman Thomas Cole-Hardy. Trials of indicted defendants proceed next month. several Supreme Court cases were postponed. The grand jury, seated, will focus on previously noted matters. two circuit court cases were heard with mixed outcomes, including a civil verdict in Bodine v Wyckoff for $1,100 and a damages award of $1,100 in another case involving alleged statutory offenses.
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Grand Jury Litte
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Rubert
MM. Pytty—Wiskington
George K. McMurtrie
Bevidere
Kooinh PaTesti
Pullipsburg
Stewart Wittle
Huckerscawit
Exri 2
Gullok
Independence
Janac Wolverton
Franklin
Henry Whitewell—Hope
Ford N. Stapiee
Allamuchy
Willan Jones
Linkstown
Elwood Veabieder
George M. Couch
William Sharp
Francy
Blairatown
Prodmore
Johnsonburg
Supreme Court
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Margaret Reddy
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Mighty 3 McFadden Defeats Nort Kind in Washington
Washington's stars, led by McFadden the Mountain A. C. twirler, faced a tough Nort Kind lineup in Phillipsburg before a crowd of about five thousand. John Ifill hit a two on with two aboard for a home run as part of a 17 to 4 Washington victory. McPherson also starred at bat and on the mound, enduring a painful elbow hit in the third inning but continuing to pitch well. Cyphers, Cox, Lance and Batts provided sturdy defense in a game marked by loose fielding yet loud applause for the Bald club. Washington advances with next game at Clinton to close the club’s season.
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Cox
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Batts
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Cox Rare
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Halvety
Their Silver Anniversary at Washington Presbyterian Church
A silver anniversary celebration for Doctor and Mrs Engling, on September Tuesday evening, featured a purse gift of 133 dollars presented by A G Godfrey on behalf of friends. A Ladies Aid supper followed, with his speech praising their long marriage and church harmony. The gift, organized by Mrs Godfrey and Alice Shields, raised in about an hour.
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B. B. Engingd
Wnhehington Presbyterian Church
A. G. Godfrey
God Nira
England
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Ladies Aid. Society
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Alisa Kate Shields
Judge Herr Nominated For Fourth District Congress
The Fourth Congressional District Republican convention in Washington nominated Judge Herr of Hunterdon County for Congress amid a lively gathering. Franklin Murphy and Senator Kean attended as speakers, with expositions on McKinley era policy and party unity.
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Franklin Murphy
United States
Senator Kean
Army Canteen Saloon Debate At Brooklyn Baptist Church
Pastor Boom denounces the Army Canteen as a disgrace and insult to soldiers. He argues it was created by general orders, cites testing and testimony on alcohol impact, and notes petitions to the President and Congress actions. The talk critiques policy, cites British India water experiments, and recalls legal authority cited to regulate or abolish the canteen.
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Secretary of War
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Spain
Fort Hamilton
Fort Monroa
Fort Sheridan
Charles Stewart
Ontatte
Sam
U. S. Army
India
America
Congress
Mr. Hull
Long
Navy
Philippines
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Bing
Hing
Earier
Rebuilding Plans For Centenary Institute Dominate Meeting
The Centenary Collegiate Institute trustees agreed to immediately rebuild the preparatory school at Hackettstown. Plans by Teale detail a central administration building with domed height of 126 feet, two dormitories, a four-building complex totaling about 210000 dollars for the facility, and 40000 more for furnishings. Contractors will be invited now to begin work in a matter of days. A concert by the Citizens' Band of Dover is set for Tuesday at Now Windsor Hotel with a program including March Roosevelt Rough Riders and Star-Spangled Banner selections.
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