Dime Savings Bank affairs near settlement and trial results
Chancellor Runyon says the Dime Savings Bank of New Brunswick will likely pay depositors about 77 percent as capital shortfall is covered. A Eatontown trial concluded with a verdict that death resulted from unknown parties, sparking local rejoicing and anticipated further testimony. The piece criticizes a Jersey editor and discusses prison reform and female prisoners amid broader state debates.
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Chancelor
Runyon
Dime Savnes Bank
New Brunawick
Dying of rabies in New York after dog bite case
Georgy Neal, former keeper of the dog pound, lies at 462 Broad Street in a dire rabies condition after a bite at the pound. He suffers violent spasms and is kept quiet by police and physicians. treatment offers little relief as he nears death.
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Newt
Jal
Georgy Neal
Hottis
Jong Neal
Ile
Lynching of Mingo Jack Sparks Local Inquest Turmoil
In a terse inquest scene in Faréstows New Jersey on April 1 the lynching of Mingo Jack is summarized. Prosecutor Haight and witnesses testify with public sympathy leaning toward the mob and arrests are expected as authorities pursue the case. Edward Johnston was arrested on an accessory charge and held for Further proceedings.
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Haight Adliuke-Chuye
Peron
Faréstows
E Ward
Johnston
Mingo Jock
Herber
Jelston
Freehold
Readington Life Insurance President Robbed in Route Scam
Mr Tans V M Cox of Readington Life Insurance Co was swindled for 400 by two con artists on a Somerville to Readington ride. They posed as relatives and used three card monte to pressure him, then planned to withdraw money from a Somerville bank while one horned sharper feigned a trip to his house on High Street.
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Mr. Cox
Cox
Gus
Tans V. M. Cox
Readington Life Insurance Compsny
First National Bank of Louisville
Readington
Texas
Sharper No 2
Sharper No
Colette
Lave
Somerville
Smerville
Yff Arte Bank
Choosing a Husband
A fragmented discussion on how women select a husband and the risks of misjudgment. It notes that natural guidance is often ignored and that misaligned affection can lead to a ruinous outcome. The piece cautions against overreliance on polite social signals and urges practical judgment.
Choosing a Suitor by Prudence and Heart
A discussion on a girl's right to choose in love stresses that women should not be pressured to respond immediately. It argues that true suitors prove worth through consistent affection and family regard, and that a woman should weigh general opinion of the man, his character, and future behavior before deciding.
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Tsthniaeth Sietikes
Uiechi
Lima
Lin
Tramp Fatally Wounded In Eatontown Pines
A tramp named Davis was found mortally wounded in the pines at Eatontown after a nighttime fight. He has been unconscious since discovery and authorities consider whether an investigation will occur.
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Exrostows
Pines
Eatontown
Davis
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertised with Refund Guarantee
An 19th century advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve treats cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin conditions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price per box with sellers in the period notation.
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Nile
William Warwick Sentenced in District Courtfor Liquor Offenses
In Trightstown an elderly man William Warwick age 70 was sentenced by Judge Nixon in District Court. He faced two indictments for selling liquor without proper licenses and illicit distilling. He received a term in prison with fined totals and posted security of 2000 dollars to appear again on the 15th for further proceedings and potential compromise.
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William Warwick
Trightstown
Nixon
Washington
State Experiment Station fertilizer analysis highlights value to farmers
The station cost about 1 last year and 10 000 to maintain, with 60 000 tons of fertilizer sold in the state. The annual report notes 101 fertilizer samples analyzed and 95 sold above station valuation, while stressing field and feeding experiments and the need for farmer access to Prof Cook's fertilizer analysis.
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Cook
Manure Fertilizer Promises High Yields In New Jersey
Saint Taylor & Co promotes a bone and blood fertilizer from Mount Holly with claims of high ammonia and potash content. They advertise 12 ton carloads at discount to dealers and consumers, toutting two seasons of use and superior manure-based results. They cite Barlington County origin and Park Parkers and Cate Dealers in Trenton New Jersey.
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Saint Taylor & Co
Barlington
Mount Holly
Tjom Taylor & Co, Park Parkers and
Cate Dealers
Trenton
S.J
John Taylors Ammoniated Bone and Potash Fertilizer Ad
The ad touts John Taylors Ammoniated Dissolved Bone and Potash as the cheapest complete fertilizer on the market. It claims higher guaranteed analysis than competing goods and urges trials against products priced at 25 to 35 dollars per ton. It highlights value for oats wheat grass corn and potatoes with its Special Corn and Potash Manures and notes testimonials.
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