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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1905

Page

3

Easter Notes From Cranbury and Surroundings

A summary of local social life includes Easter visits among families in Cranbury, Plainsboro, Jersey City and Newark, with travels to Seabright, Trenton and Brooklyn. Nearby events feature church services, a spring institute of the County W C T U, a Garden Party reception committee, a Cranbury Windsor baseball opener, and a Christmas-like flood of visitors and marriages shaping community chatter. The week closes with Atlantic City drawing crowds of over 160000 along the board walk.

Misa Mabel Rossell Jersay City Abijah Applegate Sadie Applegate Philadelphia David Petty Trenton Bergen Waitweight Phoenixville Pa J. H. Goodwin Ethel Hagerty Newark

Road Hog measure sparks fear over speed on rural roads

A writer lambasts a proposed road speed bill called Road Hog, arguing it endangers children and favors automobilists over railways. The piece mocks tagging provisions for officers, laments legal jargon, and urges the governor to reject the measure for safer, comprehensive auto regulations.

Via Mortia Joba Swift Hohokus Township N. J Peter Soakum J. P Justices of the Peace Supreme Court Dill

Reed Threatened to Shoot Doctor After Suburban Reformatory Return

Fred Reed, fresh from the subway reformatory, was seized by Special Detective Clore after threatening to shoot Dr. Joseph K. Lewis Friday night. Reed had been paroled from the reformatory where he served time for stealing clothing from Thomas Mason & Son two years ago. He is the son of Theophrius L. Reed of Princeton, who says the boy left home after trouble. Reed previously disrupted Harvey G. Rue's pharmacy by using indecent language and was ejected by Dr. Lewis before his threat.

Hightstown Fred Reed Subway Reformatory Clore Joseph K. Lewis Reed Reformatory Thomas Mason & Son Theophrius L. Reed Princeton Harvey G. Rue Lewis

Debaters Clash In Fourth Annual Union Question Forum

The Thencanic society of the State Model school Trenton and the Mu Alpha Society of Peddie Institute Hightown debate the trades union question from the last twenty years tonight. A State school delegation travels to Hightown by tram. Alvin W. Sykes Clarence A. Hoppock and Leland Osman speak for the affirmative. The Mu Alpha society opens for the negative. Congressman Wood serves as judge.

Thencanic Society State Model Trenton Mu Alpha Society Peddie Institute Hightntown State Hightatowo Alvin W. Sykes Clarence A. Hoppock Leland &. Osman Model School R Ua Congressman Wood

Flist National Bank Head Pleads Not Guilty in Misapplication Case

Dr Wesley R Wales president and owner of a Cape May drug store faced Judge Lann ing in the U S district court after pleading not guilty to a 16 000 misapplication indictment. Bail set at 10 000 with his father and William W Hughes as bondsmen. Arrested Wednesday by U S Marshal Alcott. alleged misapplication on September 11 1908 and payments to Security Trust Company Camden. Lieutenant Eli T Fryer transferred from Dry Tortugas to Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Wesley R. Wales Flist National Bank of Cape May Lanning United States District Court Wales Thomas R. Wales William W. Hughes Bia Bondsmex United States Thomas J. Alcott Security ‘Trust Company of Camden

Mixed US Editorial Snippets Reflect Tax, Education, and Legal Costs

A compilation of quotations from several papers discusses indemnity disputes with Japan, New York jury difficulties in the Nan Patterson case, rising grain markets in Chicago and farm hopes for a large crop, and a defense of education as essential to real success. The pieces critique taxation, state rights, and public spending on legal processes.

New York Nan Patterson New Jersey Wilmington Nawa

Trenton Citizen Howell C Stull Commits Suicide

Howell C Stull a prominent Trenton businessman shot himself at about 7 30 AM near his West State Street home after a period of ill health and nervous distress. A stableman Paul Dilta witnessed the act and Dr N B Olyphant attended but could not save him. Stull left a will on Saturday and had recently consulted a Philadelphia physician about his condition amid insomnia and physical ailments leaving a widow and two daughters Julia and Gladys.

Duainesa Howell C. Stull F. 8. Katzenbach & Company Trenton Paul Dilta Stull West State Street State Street

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