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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
10
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The article reviews Democratic nominations meetings with focus on platform stances and speaker notes. It cites figures like Osborne and mentions conflicts with Republicans and the need to align with party principles while debating tariffs, foreign policy, and domestic reform.
Vague notes describe a planned visit to Warren County with references to a prominent figure and upcoming talks. The fragment mentions a restricted, single-day event and a Friday speaking engagement tied to a broader regional visit. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
Voters indicated strong support for direct senatorial elections with 83 percent favoring it. Kean, Baird and other candidates loom as strategic cards while Democrats threaten to control the legislature, potentially shaping the next U.S. Senator race in New Jersey.
The Newark meeting outlined Woodrow Wilson campaign plans and a four night per week speaking schedule. Members cited a possible anti machine landslide and the emergence of Wilson clubs in previously dormant areas as momentum for Democratic and Independent coalition strength.
The article reports a heated campaign scene centered on Mr Angle and opponent Cole with parties debating local option votes and party alignment. It notes ministerial meetings, committee actions, and upcoming decisions by voters in a tight political contest.
In New Jersey the petitioner seeks a decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony on grounds of desertion. The defendant is named as the wife of the petitioner and is to answer the petition. filing details and the solicitor’s address are listed.
In the New Jersey Chancery Court a decree of divorce is sought by Mary A. Brey from George Vreys. The petitioner alleges desertion and seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. the defendant is ordered to answer by a specified date or a decree may be granted in favor of the petitioner. The document is dated 1970 and lists the petitioner’s attorney and address.
The subscriber will offer at public sale on Saturday Oct 5 at her farm near Mt. Wethel on the road from Port Murray to Vienna. Personal property includes harnesses plows wagons grain implements logs chains whetstones livestock including a gray mare with foal a sorrel mare with colt a three-year-old cow four-year-old cow six-year-old sow and three hogs. No stands allowed on the premises. Mrs WM Tabveritt, Auctioneer.
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