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BOIUND INJONC FLIGHT Record ElectionReturns
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Abolition of Grade Crossings without expense to munici
Equalization of Tax Assessments*
Revision of State Statutes.
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Substitution of the Indeterminate
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To These
For Senator
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For Members of the
General Assembly
How To
Carlton B.Pierce
Of Cranford
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Mr. J^Jerce U & native Jorser&um, born in Trenton in 1867,
and a realdent of Cranford for tho loat ioventeon years, a graduate of Rutgers College, class of 1876, and tho Albany LAW
School: a lawyer by profession.
He •ervod In the AaaembSy for tbreeyeura, 1908-1 &10,during whioh Ume he was identified with the Public Utilities legislation, and advocated giving the commission rate-making powers. He was identified with the Civil Service and Railroad Revaluation legislation, and Was largely responsible for the enactment of tnose measures; he drafted both acts providing for Q
revaluation of railrotd property for taxation purposes, which
will bring to the State treasury A million and a quarter dollars
annually in additional taxes from railroads, of which tUe school
districts will receive f$00,000 and Union county $60,000 tot fre«
To vote for a Person, mark a Cross X in the
SQUARE at the right of the Party Name, or
Political Designation;
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SENATOR
Vote for One
National Prohibition
:^r Socialist
Democratic
CARLTON B. PIERCE
ForSJherifi
George L.Babcock
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MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY
Vot. for Thne
GEORGE L. BABCOCK
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Socialist Labdr
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Wsak C. Bobuut th« well known
aviator of this city, schlered sispal
; leesX'' eoaaty • sad - state
Worn SlMbsth will be resaoosss with his new steerlat ta4 ele- election m a n * win he showa at theoejred at tkls offloe from the mosiettt
H * tat odimty ^eiaras OOSM ta. This
Vakk nitias defies at Hempeteed Plains on Pally Hesdfd eawoe U f
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IMUsayslleraoba. B emade a twetre fast u tae telegraph ead
Tcatb A AtoBe Etmtd mile fllgbt f o b * at the rate of more wires briny theai la. By speottl «rTotHf waste, a amer pe>
tlya% a\ fpf|a> ay- Hlffltlt^ fSfld ISftded rangeBMBt with
theOslty
i^stte*pro tttieal
prietor
odf
the
I^rrJe
Theatre
m^-.CImn
win be tept m touch wftfc the Cesssaitteesfrom B«srd el Trade sad
of the oourse.
by situation
rlreBepertae«t6«tTo<etbtr
the oosrUsy of
UBolaadwas Street, the retmms:wlU
stoooades: bf-ft crowd of sdmtrtnr a proJectiAg sueMse spoo s
screes » v ^ thellsUossij stom
£ ^ : « * f p i o n s win boweter re- The Pivsde committee of th# Board
brother avUtors, and he
H Moors <m Cherry Street 1:
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Whtie -waltlaf fer^ae ritarns to als
win allow the
sc.ftBiwe
appouuea
on
oanaay
tha suooess jst the new dsrloe on com lanoriacpletares wlllbe shown n^thorotttf sad
tt>to^h»^^
by tb» Tototeer Fire Dsaartmsat and
nom tUBe 4» ftaserJTfcs HiHnjinriTiir
abbot the firemen's part in
DttMcnti tiaf KeMttcm S e n Itoat
of the OeJIy Resonl has spared no «x-tnd, They will as showa to the people the bic parade November 14. The
Assisted by Captain! Baldwin, 3. pense to iassre tae people of this city tothequkk^tpoesiWiittacArepreBoard of Trade committeo Is Arthor
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•I Victor,
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0 t m a i of tteHbUsant
School of
haTlag as efldsat eleetkm retanu as 9mWf*r\& i999#---wm
hs atWeadell, WilUam M, Davis aad 81*
inili
of the Fsirchlld any l a Oaf stale;
Bui
teJegmphKr rrsry pb2USf
ooinmlttee from
Bohnd pripsred Ms msohlnfl
Is composed of Fran*
for its
hir
B.
Bnsworth,
John
rrank and John
sjtrtrmi of the nftntworfiig,
who planes and engine by s. few short
MoCoy.
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flights be glided into the aln ' and
Uattl the fire department holds Its cheerful t a n ia the weather, votes*
• • t r a c k s throofh this city arrlted smoothly ana rapidly rose a few hunnext meeting, whioh will take place turned out bright sad early this morndred
feet
into
the
air*
The
course
was
ia Protection Hose No.S's rooms on ing, aad from tofllffl
ftps y«starday momfng and oommenoop to
ft three iniie_circnlarlon«, and the
Wednesday evening jost what the
mspeetkm of the territory In
time-it a]
aviator circled It 'four times
pertment
will
do
win
not
be
known.
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Uinntt
would be cast. The vote will certainty
without Uw iflgbtest dlflcttlty. His
It
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known
however
the
department
rsst of this week will be taken up with descent to earth was perfect He
Dcidcatcd to the Boost-- UwsU satisfied with the meotlns with be at least op to the normal. The
Important Matters
in ail districts proceeded qolet~
sa examination of the-topographical swooped down and skimmed along the
; Rahway ^Movement
, the Board of Trade committee; the polling
Of General Intert*t
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no
distorbanoe
or trouble at aajr
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«onditions of the oottntry through earth with scarcely a jar. Boland wDl
committee meeting them halfway in kind being recorded during the foretry some high flights in. a few days* • The Rahway Hlnlsters' AsAocUUoo The anniiat dinner of the Plumbers everything and the greatest enttrasi*
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which the road passes and it is
noon. The challengers had. A sinecure
and he will be assisted by his brother will hold a axeetlng tomorrow-alter* Club of thi* d t j beM last night s t asm prevailing.r~^'
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I n e v e r y In • tun Aft. ..._.
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ftl»le the cpna^
buflt thT"mpt6f"of the nopn at 4 o'clock, at t|ie residence of Muggins Hotel on S t George Avanuo lt;ls ttttderstood that the firemen
Taken by wards up to a little before
of the elevation.
be aeroplane.
propose to &*ve at !e&st one band of the noon hour the Third ward had
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turned
out
to
be
one
of
the
most
enHev.
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Grabam
In
Grand
$treet
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: awarded and thework will be started.
BoOtt Rahway meetings mtiiic in the line at tbelr own expense made the best showing,
the call for'toe meeting which haa
At the meeting" df t i e ; Common
and that,tjbey_yOLspiirn TIT? Tffffrt;t^
hST-v
iJouncil to bdh«ld-tonight at-the City
boen Mtnl to each member *^f the~ay
lu Uta city slncg"the
make thalr share of the parade effoc- Ing been cast In tbe Fifth ward, whlcl*
i ^ f the p^inoippJ matter to be
started. In-opening tbe affair and
sodatlon, acting secretary Bev^CharK
came next in standing; about 20 'per
Harry
Stagey
ot
this
City
Scalded
•d will be the track elevation trad, it
Holmes,' the An edditkmal suggestion which was GentJmd TOted op. to noon. Tb» JNiwrtt?
es L. Cooder states tiat a full meeting
r.-**'-'!
Is expected representativs^ <A the tallG&egani
ward bad passed almost the same
"ir^iWntisX"^^^':: '7:
rood will be present to report to the
tlie Board ot>Trad&>coinmIttee was contage at noon, while tbe
of -ih0- Clab, ' stated
meeting wiU have for its conCouncil the progress of ,t^r work, A' Harry $tacey of this city was severewhile severat ca^oidatea of both par- that cttiaens tloQg th^ line, of,march Bocond wards were coasidsrabtf bev,-sfderation.
at;
least
three
ojuesEiqns
number
of
streets
In
thb^city
will
have
ly burned about the hands and body
igt»t endeavor to tthmittfcte on thehind tne leaders, each showinc &
t
b« closed while the; work lB going yesterday afternoon while working In which s ^ of T^tftl interett to Rahway. ties were attending the diner he felt ,toight ot the'parade/ *
centago of about
called*iipon. to -announce that politics
fa i the Council m0otiflgresoluArrangements
lure
to
be
made
for
the
The hearfest part of the rotins i* .
•thei atationary engineering department
jttons will; be introduced ordering ttic •
rhankagiviiig
erpecte^afteriwbrtftii^*
railroad a ^
litreets to be vacated*'
the on was the ;Boost JUhway move.and
c clock, althwxga in seroral
stiUng that the dinner of
by tt^
'at.
tfce w< 7 kins men ditopped their beltotaV
City
Enjfaetr
Hsf
Extmined
Records
the Plumbers Club tils year ..would
I'.lr •, and every foot of : the ground
them
The
Men
and
Religion
and it U fewwl tho
be devoted to furthering the 'Boost" Findlai Interest in* City History on (hfir way to wpdc .• '•^''•'yy-MV'P
rex which the elevated tracks will
Is
another
Important
matExperienced workers arobnd f h e 1 ^ ^
use
of
his
hands
may
be
impsired.
movement
is has been carefully tested* Bortor and one on wkidi;aU churches are
Musty records of the city govern- polling booths rejy teneially'were yipfH:
ings have been made In the Rahway Stacey was repairing a hot water united. This awrejaent i s already tin- ,Dr. Holmes was an idea] toastmas* ment were dragged into daylight yes- opinion that, with' the pleasant weathidyer where- It passes under the pipe fitting, when the fittings spread aer way and it 1» probable !»W;it the tor. His homprous sallies kept the rcsy. OW dty chsrters, city ordin- er, the total vote cast woold be fallr 'Mi
tracks, and one of the first things to be and the hot steam burst out scalding ministers* nieetinf some Information, crowd in excellent humor, sad at theances, sad communications of the
95 per cent of the total regtotrsiloav
by the railroad will be the sink- his hands and part of his body. He fell as to tne progress made in each conclusion of the dinner somebody Common Council of years ago were if this estimate \M correct, tas total
called for three cheers and a tiger
big of the concrete foundations for the but just managed to get out of the
by the snbobmmlttees recently appoint for Rahwsf s flrand m tfw, tnrt fhe haoied cot and Citr
sspports ot the bridge which
span
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aad Fred C Bauer of Irrlng Street of 17P0.
way or the steam watch was rushing ed, wifl b i g i t i u ,
cheers were given with a wilt
the
The third subject, and oertatniy. the
Republican and Democratic
AH of th* buildings owned; by thefrom the break In the pipes. Some of most toportaat at the present time t o Among those who spoke during the searched ta tain to find some definite leaders and workers were eoiuUly reevening were William Mills, ot Plain- record of the colors of the dty /
which have been occu- his fellow workmen hurried him to %ft
V the JUQ>w*y StnuUr.
an opuioo
: Mr, Bsaw has been planning i
waiung room and a piiysictan "was
upon the deslrs- dldstetorMayor; A t e
tire psrt In the Boost Babwsy parade, the tread of the vote. Thome
a«s «dir vacant and will be torndown caned^ He dressed Ui# bcrns sad or-WHty of
for especial par- ooratic candidate tar
uti one of his ideas was to decorate uemooratle censidste tor mayor;
te'.a short time. It Is believed the first
Bpofa ciTlc loyalty large; fraak ft Bngiehart, candidate
dered Stacey taken to Wshome. He pose of
with the cotors of tbe city. He pressed Wmsetf optfinistic«^ last
WttMtngs iab* destroyed are those was sccompanfed homeL^gi^lejr of Ms This
reoetred
algbt and today oa the ooteome, s p i t
aw iasairr sir tar what the
for CouKUmaaVfrom ^^hird-wsyd;!
Mar the steel works south of tb« rmfi- feifbv
fifb workmen
k
d tWs
W mbtolag
btol h
sjid
he nicattotts fro» the Board of Trade W JT. Page> at^pobBcsa cswBdste torors werev and Kr, Marsh said they
that he felt s«re that the
nnil
ni statioal As far as can be learned was said to >t s festtog ocmfottably. astingtor a
rf date, swj that.
from the ifth ward;were wWte. An argament followed sad ty woold be carried by his
flit irart o«-strection wJU start at that
if convWieat^ the*M» ae Baltfsri »t> Adoiph
he was wppotted ey streral M.
Ban- the two awn seensijaalsd by sereral
V and
sad wlU grsduaDy work north. VANDAU AT RIVIMfDE MRK. vemherll* TWewfll a» dtowissad and
frtssds
went
to
the
ctty
asH,
and
odtotbe
workers,
b«t a*
mOrbad statJoa will be left JnUct A large amorat of damage- has s reply t<» ta« Boerd of Trade agreed doiph, esadidsles, for frssaolders ©a
was
Taoaas meaced a ssarta thro«sa the rscorss
sa4oo« as possible but it i s expected been done tt> the property at Biverside
ocratlc lesders said
tluws win be many cbsng«s made from Park; sadr-.tti» officials^ arsr makmg aa
OTIQVS: sawnascion oo tae soejacu M t a
sire to sestet in
tor a
tofiadaaythJagde- work co«ateitoraaytaJaa;
AestWre
parties. A reward has bees eSetei torbigge* better sad bMerfiaawayandCatof Oos Lej»err Ixwls fichaabler; flaite IMst the Ctty Cagiaeer found an wta.
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to the present plans It Is infpmation Jsaistag to their d>0OTery.
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the
other
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one toacfc wiU be elevated at a Oh Boaday last Qeorge Crowe* their wish, to do mrytaiaf j a tselr Artaiir MieeCer, Arthsx Keefe aad
Waiter B r c ^ a ^ J c * A. »rs»1y o< th« d t y . U tfec dMeripUoa it w u «ofc workers feel
track win b« opeaed for (hagsr;
found the gates power tow«fde this eos; By
the Deity B4tesC
ed that
was ofie U the
kmg Mbre t l ^ c o ^ l e t e e>«Tav
off their hint- iac sad airMfss* ssie
teeg.eC
tike
ettar.W
Mr. Marsa auia- efficient
"Boost
RaawsV*
was
the
J^yaota
ot
fa ready. It i s not
Open and the perticttlarty for that parpgse, they flsal etery speec* *ad* daring the eren- tsias d n t taj* i s asthorttr for stsdag win carry
tae -«SMWMaaa#|fc.v',WOWB»
hrcteu* certaia tktt UM w ^ M t will tag, aad the reevits waich the Poersi•**<•*• «*f'iajte'la white. Mr.
also feel
rr5P"r r - 1 ?V^ P !']«<M» ; «•", O»y
f
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ec Tiade was seooaanOlsaing
City 'MJtiui ootboniklfriusk,
Ja viev <^ ta« rece^
«rf t l . cft7 wfll art tw kartro ^.fc.. A^MaAaWaW~- • ^ ^ - -*±M^
fryjfwa|flAfiai ft WDQld SSeBI
wo. - csnassgr o r tais
tttt swpeoted thateome
hoys eekv
or Her/CWrJes U
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wasrsrthe inboraiaHravek jrooM b« tnatog HaOowVsn^
Sofsreitae
uooder, wte ea
, the alted
nrs?,completed This win mean
«l«CT|OM
t h * ooostrsoticn win w y l f i e F
wreckage*
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George L. Babqpek WAS born in PlaicfleR where he aow
resides. He attended the publlo ecboojs and was graduated
from PJainfield High School. He gpept three years at Alfred
University, New York. Is a manufacturer; President of the
jeialnfleld Chamber: of Commeroe. He Is a member of the
i'iamtield Play Ground Commission and active In educational
and cliaritable work.
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William H. Wright
Of Rahway
H. Wright
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WILLIAM F. GROVES
Republican
GEORGE C. OTTO
Republican
William F. Groves
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by yean of experience to discharge the duties "bt the'
stterUTs offloe. He resigned from the position of Assistant Postmaster of Rahway alter a serylpe in .thj Rahway Poitoffice ot_
twentrtwo yars to become Deputy Sheriff and has charge of
the detail and olericaJ work of the offloe during the t*rm of
Sheriff KirtUnd.
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SHERIFF
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Socialist Labor
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WilUam F. Qrores was born at Lan^home, Pennsylvania^ of
par«ita^«. Is a j ^ d ^ ^
as teacher be attended the evening sessions of the
New York Law Sohobl from which he was gradoatod in the
class of 1*00. Wap admitted to the^ New JenMy Bar In 1901, and
has atnoe practtaed | n BMsabeth. Was secretary of. the Bllsabsth Board of Trade tor »sv«n years, and a member of the
Board of Bftocfltion for tear years.
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Socialist
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For Coroner
DrvMoe Robinson
VotiferOit
Of Elizabeth
Doctor Moe RoMaton was e m InJDtttabeth in IBM; was
from Paelte Bcsool Wo. a, tW Batttn High School aad
the skoa Preparatory Bosoo) of New Tortc, trosa which he entered the Oollete of Physicians and SttneoosPf Baltimore, M«\
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He serred s*e year as hove* fhysioian of the AtaUa
Hosptoi sad has Wen epgacad MooeestttUy in the
of his proNseioe. in BUxabeth since 1M9.
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Geoi^e C. Otto
SodaJlit Ubor
Of Elizabeth
RepobUcan
MOE ROBINSON
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Ueorge C. Otto was born In ElisabethfasIMS;
the public schools until he was 18 years of «fsv"ls a
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botinoss man of the Tort se<^ioo ofiaisbetb; for twefty 7Mrs
he ootAMtoda retail meat nsrk«t aad for the past t i p ffjirs
has bMB « a m » d m the whoUssJe pft»«r, wooden a»d wWpw
ware tosiness at 1W Coon Street.
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Otfoosh the dty will
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the work. ' *
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ft k thoosat the Urst Janaxof
|»ssr» who win t*ke j«rt I ^
rk
Vjnfrre to tills dty early
S^| few weeks liter the first fan*
Ifflborers to sUrt o
work wffl be here,
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engineering ^tospectton today
in the vjctoity^f the steel works,
aear the Horrls property^ TomorH Is probsWe that the inspection
be made\'iatth~i& the stsdoo.
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A TRANSFER OF LICEffSE.
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A VOTE FOR
GP/mG
ABOVE CANDIDATES IS A VOTE FORA tlCKEM
TO ALL SECTIONS OFTHE COimtf
Pa« for bf UniM Couaty
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: The Pmaaoe eomntittest held a'
tow nwtlag la Gttjr Hall last night.
Gender aaesct>
president
time. Hto
The time ot th« meeting w u oocapled
with the usaal WD peytog rccttee.
pjRmnNG
Trenton, H6rf'-.-«j—An inrolvntsry
petition in twtikTvptcy has
graph Comimny
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tJaited 8t*t« Dtotrict
In
Khnef BarUngsme and w»s referred
to Jtsleree Bdwin C. Adanis in h
Growtaer,
Co«rt
Jaw; asye bessi cosjvfeCed
wsre oepvieted on two
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