Wilson urged for New Jersey governor and president bid
Woodrow Wilson, Princeton president, is touted as a possible Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor as a step toward the presidency. Backers include ex Senator James Smith, Roger C Sullivan, and Colonel George Harvey, with Harvey’s BOOM echoing through New Jersey and national circles.
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J. A. Edgerton
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
Wilson
James Smith
Roger C. Sullivan
Ilinois
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Colonel Harvey
Harvey
Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Bob Davis
Hudson County
Jim Smith
Diamond fields prove richer in southwest Africa
Dr. Paul Rohrbach argues Germany should refine its investment in the Luderitz bay diamond fields. He cites a 12,500 acre claim near Luderitz bay expected to yield diamonds valued at 25 million dollars this year, with other claims likely to perform better than prior optimistic estimates.
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Germany
Paul Rohrbach
Rohrbach
Luderitz Bay
Orange River
Fortune to Fight Cancer Funds from Crocker Estate to Columbia
Columbia University inherits 1.5 million from George Crocker of Darlington New Jersey to support cancer research. Crocker and his wife died of cancer, fueling a long term scientific campaign begun in Europe by the Crocker research committee. A 50 000 initial gift funded early work.
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George Crocker
Darlington
N. J
Columbia University
Mr. Crocker
Europe
Negroes Own Virginia Bank in Richmond
The negroes of Richmond Virginia have established a bank with a capital stock of 100000 dollars. The bank owns its own home a handsome building with thirty five office rooms and ample quarters for the bank. The officers and directors are prosperous negroes who have saved money by industry and thrift rather than wasting it.
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Virginia Bank
Richmond
Two Inmates Mock Identity Behind Numbers
A visitor at the penal institution complains of being called a number as a sign of confinement. The former wealthy inmate notes the label is bothersome but adds practicality is worse than humiliation, joking about carrying a horn and lanterns.
Royal Arch Meeting Schedule Opens to Visitors
The order meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 3 p.m. in A. W. Hall. Visiting Sir Knights are welcome.
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A. W. Hall
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