Liberty talk and prison escape tale in local notices
A fragmentary village notice sheet lists sermons and times with names such as Mias Jennis Perrine and Rev. W. E Greenbank, plus a Mrs Clinton lot sale near Union Valley and a Swindling report. It mentions a driving park meeting for a May 29 track opening and a physician’s illness, with warnings about a brick-dust looking powder sold as moth-preventive.
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Cranbury and Hightstown
Obituary and Community Notes From Early 1900s Jersey Area
Peter F Perrine of Mansle Pin dies at 68 after a long farming life near Old Chorol. Survived by wife and many children. funeral at Manalapan Church. Three hundred delegates attend New Jersey Women’s Home Missionary Society conference in Asbury Park with Rev J G Read and Mrs E L Potte among speakers. New Jersey Sunday School data show growth in enrollment, teacher numbers, and benevolent giving. Lindsay-school work expanding with county auxiliaries and primary courses planned for Asbury Park July 5-10.
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Peter F, Perrine
Manslepin
The
Women's Home Missionary Society of New Jersey
First Methodist Church
Asbury Park
G. Thompson
Camden
Mia
E. B. Daniels
J G. Read
Ocean Grove
Mre
New Jersey
Yeir Bok
Boodsy-school Association
M. Fergusson
Trenton
Cheat Park
Gloucester
Cumberland
Benox
Hudson
Earex County
Lindsay-school
Thera
Home Department
L. D. Staltz
New Jersey Society
Centenary Methodieg Episcopal Church
Lexington and Concord
John Whitehead
Morristown
Dowling Benjamin
Red Bank
National Park
Gloucester County
Camden Clerks Push Sunday Store Closures Movement
State news notes Camden drug clerks forming a movement to close drug stores for several Sunday hours. Also reports graduation exercises at the New Jersey College of Pharmacy, a Paterson mill workers strike, and new road work near Long Branch. Typhoid outbreak near Lambertville, a 14 year old death, Easter collection at Lakewood aiding a rectory mortgage, and a South River Church phonograph service replacing the pastor’s sermon.
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Camden
New Jersey College of Pharmacy
Essex Lyceum
Woodstown
Basmere
Agala
Mr. Airy
Lambertville
Sasio Nevius
All Sainte Episcopal Cimroh
Lakewood
George J. Gould
Paator Samimis
South River Baptist Church
Freeholders reopen inlet to ease waterway disruption
At the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders meeting in Freehold the reopening of the Shark river inlet was approved to restore waterways and aid roads and bridges. annual $750 appropriations were authorized under last Legislature provisions. Also noted are crop losses in Hammonton, a public fountain fundraising effort in Freehold, a serious fall in Dayton, condemnation of Paterson High School, and church leadership changes in New York and Camden.
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Monmouth
Hammonton
King’s Daughters
Freehult
Ziumerman Usele Club
Mera
Beokelow
Peter F. Beckelew
Dayton
New Brunswick
Mra Beckelew
Big Land Parade Plans at Hall New York Dedication Day
The April 21 parade in New York for Grant’s monument dedication will start around 10:30 a.m. with the Diplomatic Corps following the Groot family, Ambassador Pauncefote likely in a front carriage. Robert Thompson will travel to Washington to invite President McKinley to the naval ball at the Waldorf after the ceremony. Naval veterans from Civil War squadrons will participate. Local notices promote Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with trials at N F Carton’s Drug Store, and advertise dry goods, groceries, and Eclipse bicycles at Goodwin’s. Continuous pricing and stock updates follow.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grant
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Altoona
Williamsport
Philadelphia
United States
Hall
Pouncefoto
Robert 8. Thompson
the Waldorf
Washington
McKinley
Secretary of State
Bicycles and spring goods advertised by Bergen and Rue
Bergen and Rue offer low priced bicycles including Columbia Hartford Monarch and Defiance models with a Defiance display in the window. Snow’s announces a spring opening with hats bonnets and other novelties and a fruit and vegetable stand in front of F S Davis. Go to Snow’s for eating at low prices during the season.
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Bergen & Rue
Columbia
Hartford
Monarch
Defiance
Ladie
Snow
Jeruce
F. 8
Davis
Atore
Snow's
Seed Potatoes and Textile Goods Listed at Local Stores
Seed potatoes available from Lemuel Stults Prospect Plain in several varieties. Snow's on Main St offers new spring novelties in dress trimmings laces delta and neck wear. Tug Crannart Coat Co keeps Lehigh coal at yard Prospect Plains in all sizes at low prices.
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Lemuel Stults
Prospect Plain
New Spring
Norelties
Snow's
Main St
Tug Crannart Coat Co
Black Goods at 17 Cents a Yard and Up
Nearly 50 styles and weaves offered with prices from 17 cents a yard. Savings of about 30 percent on your purchase.
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G. G. Blauwell
Silk silks and garments hit bargain prices at store
In-store Silk sale promises China Silks at low prices never seen before. Swirled dark grounds with bold floral designs in white and black. 21 inch wide fabrics from top makers. Also featuring Dongola buttons and lace and new styles. Splendor value and Hand-sewed shoes per advertised prices.
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Mias Jennis Perrine
Methodist Church
W. E Greenbank
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George 8. Burroughs
Mr. J. Chamberlin
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Sadie Duncan
Kate Perrine
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Lydia Appleger
I. ©. Hoffman
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Goodwich
Ole Garrigan
W. E. Greenbank
Home
George Paerachner
New York City
George Thom
Thureday
Chas. F. Taylor
Nto Pnetor
Janbella H. Demarest
Clarence Chafey
Point Pleasant
Sterwart Business College
Bio
Lewis Ven Dusen
Thin Pisces
Pleasant Hill
W. 8. Johnson
Helma
Henry Penson
Union Valley
Develling Howe
Mrs. Clinton
D. W. Clayton
Epiron
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Cranbury Township
Chas. Applegate
Toeaday
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First Nations Bank
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J. Bogel
Streveport
Eoye
Dr. King
Atande
N. PF. Carton
O. Hoffman's
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Alfred Ponts
Goodwin's
NF. Clayston
Bucklow
Arnica
Arco
N. F. Clayton
Co As
Illiam
D. C. Lewis
Charroet
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Avouse and Lot
Cranbury
F. A. Brown
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Hazelton
Chickering Hardman
Christie
Kingsbury
Bradbury
R. A. Tusting
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Hirst National Bank of Cranbury
Jos. Hutchinson
W. IL Jouxson
Lister
Albert Chamberlain
Windsor, Hightstown
Hightstown
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T. B. Harshburger
Stockton St
H. M. Voorhees
N. Broad St
Trenton, N. J
Farrell’s
Farrell
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Sohmer & CO
Mason & Hamlin
Prescott and Majestic
Carpenter
Waterloo
Raraly
Snedeker & Co's
Warret Street
Clayton
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Blauvelt
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Commission
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