Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
5000 HEAR WOODROW
TELL HOW DEM
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the Mansion house At that famous
hosteary q private reception was held,
at which DIR. Wilson became ac-
auainted with the county candidates
and other gentlemen prominent in
Democratic lie In adiddIoaex. Al ban
quet was held at 7.30 O'Clock, with
forty covers laid. DR.. Wilson pre-
sided and associated with him on his
right and left were: Chairman Hag-
erty, AssernbIyfnan Ramsay, DR.. Aus
tin Scott, OF Rutgers College, Con-
gressrnan Thomas J Seufly OF South
Amboy, Judge Peter IT. Daily and
Mayer Albert BeIlsehweiIer of this
city.
Candidates at Reception.
Among the candidates who met
Governor Wilson at the reception at
the Mansion house were Jacob B..
Jeselson, of this city, candidate for
assembly. and James B.. Flynn, also
of Perth Anaboy, candidate for coro-
ner. Mayor Be~ilsehweiler was promi-
nent at the gathering. Following
the dinner, Governor Wilson, Chair
man Hagerty, Assemblyman Ramsay,
DR.. Scott and the newspaper men
walked to the opera house, where
a huge audience awaited the speak
err of the evening. The county and
candidates drove TO the theatre
in automobiles. .
AS Governor Wilson walked upon
the stage a loud and reusing cheer
was offered. He was introduced by
Scott. a Princeton graduate and
perhaps the governors most personal
friend In MiddIesex county. Al
iasRka rs II 9safkia8 HatssTs 1%Tofsssor
and states chief magistrate are
associated as authorities on
history, especially that OF the
States. Governor Wilson'S
address was along the same lines as
delivered Ia. this city, with an
earest appeal to the voters for the
support of the administration new
in vogue at Trenton.
Mishap to His Automobile.
Immediately upon the completion
of his talk the governor was hurried
to an awaiting limousine and the
start for Perth Amboy made under
suspicious circumstances Eat IL
WASH always to be that way. When
the huge machine started from the
opera house 1t appeared to be labor
Ing under restraint and when 1t
reached the steep hill ait Highland
Park, near the Albany street bridge.
something not down on the care
fully arranged program occurred
The machine e*oRvvu Fhe driver s
urgings were not sufficient and the
party stepped out to await aid, In
the party We're Chairman Haearty.
Governor Wilson, Congressman Sct,I-
~. Assemblymau Ramsay and the
EVENING NEWS representative.
But the wait In the fog was not
very lengthy, for In FIVE minutes
along whisked a hinge auto bearing
Mayor Bollschweiler and a New York
newspaper man. The Governors
party squeezed in and the next car
was halted to convey the newspaper.
men to this city. This auto was fol
lowed by n carrying Messrs. FLYNN
and Joselson, but the fog was SC
| dense the progress was slow and II
did not reach the Auditorium unit
the governor was about coneludins
his remarks. The newspapermen's
car was more fortunate, as1the ma
chine was powerful and easily hep
within hailng distance of the gov
ernor's car. AT Metuchen the aatos
were met by two machines from thil
city with much re fire. burning ami
flags flying. They came out as al
escort. Although the governe,
started from New Brunswick at OIL,
O'Clock, he did not reach this cit,
until $3.50.
Mayor HoIIsslfwesIep Speaks.
Mayor Bollschweiier spoke at Nes
Brunswick following the governor
address. He spoke but briefly am
assured the people that he would d
what is right by them II electe1
sheriff next meeting. The mayo
gave d short sketch of HIS life Will
IN America and called the audience
career. He said he started with bu
$40 in his pocket. but today Is q pros
porous business man and mayor G
the largest city in Middlesex count
and these attributes alone are stuff
Client to aus the voter to decid
wisely when casting his shrievalt
vote On November Z. he was loudl
eheered.
Governor Returns to Trenton.
1t wasSnecessary for Governor WI
son to return last night to Trento
and he made the trip from this cit
to New Brunswick, where he caugf
tho 11:15 train, In record time. Il
expressed great satisfaction over th
welcome received IN Middlesex ceas
fs and as-a Chairman ftagerty an
the committee ON arrangements tha
his visit had been a delightful on
Address In Part.
Governor Wilson'S address, ]
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