Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-20
Especial 10 the newark start

ihENION, Jan. 2O--James Fair
man Fielder, OF Jersey City, was to-
day inaugurated the forty-fourth
governor of New Jersey THE s;t,,n1a
ceremonies wore bsIa in .na 1-a-,s.s-
Opera House a b,iildins ,,ada fa,,,,,,v
by similar previous functions and
was Witnessed nv bo,b h,..,,~,,.. -
tho Ta.ivlo.,,,..
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= nor ieioer irlenos as the theatre
was aoie 10 accommodate.
Governor Fielder arrived early and
proceeded at once to the state Houae
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IoVerhor Fielder began his first term
in the Senate as State senator from
Hudson, but even before that he had
entered the State House as verrr-
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Governor Fielder proceeded at once
to the executive chamber, an office
he occupied last year. when he be-
came acting governor as the sue
eessor of President Wilson, then gov-
ernor. There he was met by Acting
Governor Leon r. Taylor. and
throughout the morning hours was
engaged for the most part with con-
versations with friends and visitors
to the State House.
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both houses had taken this 5ala = in<o
account, and it was Of no moment.
The joint committee of the Senate
and Assembly met at the door of the
lower House. II was their duty to
wait upon Governor Fielder and
former Acting Governor Taylor. who
mad been out OF office legally sines
midnight last night, in the executive
chamber. They found Governor Fielder
surrounded by the principals in the
ceremonies that were TO follow. CHER
Justice William S. Gummere, Secre-
tary of State David IS. Crater and
Rev. William Melville Curry. of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. this
city; Rev. Joseph A. MuIry, S J..
president of st. Peters College, Jer-
sey City. and the former acting gov
ernor were with him.
The inauguration committee con-
sisted of the following senators and
assen1blvrnen:
Senators Peter 7 MeCinnis Of pas
sale. William r. Ramsay Of Middle-
sex. and Barton r Hl,fchfnson ,,f
Mercer and Assem-, hlNvnen Josent n
Rranepsn and Earrv KubllTe ~
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The entire party entered carriages
at the door of the state House in
which they proceeded 10 the TavIor
Opera House. a quarter of a mile
awav on Broad street. Simplicity at
tended even this feature and the
only escort Governor Fielder had
was the mounted signal corps of Ter
sew CITY. Governor Fielder's personal
star also accomnanied him 10 tha
opera house.
When the seats on the stage Of the
Opera House filed IN il was noticed
that nv some interesting chain of CIR
had become seated near together ID
tbe front row Of chairs. They we're
Foster Nj yoorhees Edward casper
Stokes ana .Tohn Franlxiin Fort Each
IN ,,s sul en- 1nie preserved 'S Nv sga t|a