War mood in 1898 spurs New Jersey call to arms
The Paterson Press notes mixed public sentiment as the 1898 SpanishAmerican War begins. It cites New Jersey officials mobilizing volunteers, Sea Grit camp potential, and resistance by some Guard members while praising state authorities and Secretary Sherman. Balloonists Jewell brothers offer support and may join if needed.
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Princeton Students Rally for War Front Service
The Princeton University undergraduate body formed a four company military battalion with Professor William Libbey in command. About 400 students volunteered to go to the front, enrolling by class and training daily as they press to be sent overseas.
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Pulpits display Stars and Stripes in Bridge ton churches
The Sunday display of Stars and Stripes crosses Bridge ton churches while Chas Griffith a jail prisoner holds nightly conversion meetings. Atlantic street shirt factory Bridgeton ships 1400 dozen shirts for the U S Government and adds workers.
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