First intercollegiate football game 1869 Rutgers win 8 goals
The Philadelphia Record recalls the November 6 1869 Rutgers vs Princeton contest at New Brunswick the first intercollegiate game. Leggett captained Rutgers using ground play defeating Princeton who argued tripping and holding were barred. Rutgers dominated early football history and later challenged by Rugby studies. A Princeton note adds comet discoveries by Zaccheus Daniel. the new comet is faint and telescope visible with star-like nucleus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Princeton
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Gunmere
Leggett
Anid
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Ottawas
New York
Ratgers
Yale
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Mr. Daniel
Train schedule change improves midday service to South Amboy
Angered by delays, Amboy Division residents petitioned Pennsylvania Railroad officials. The Hightstown to New York line will shift to a 10 p.m. departure, running through to South Amboy for a daytime connection, replacing the previous 2:20 p.m. schedule and Jamesburg layover. The clipping also mentions Panama Canal history, a patent medicine ad, and a spoof firecracker exchange, reflecting varied 19th century paper content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hightatown
Hightstown
Jamesburg
Helmetta
South Amboy
New York
Middlesex County opens December term with excise focus
Supreme Court Justice Willard P Voorhees opens the Middlesex county December term replacing Justice Bergen who is handling a homicide trial in Elizabeth. He urges jurors to enforce liquor licensing laws, cautions against confusing duties of grand jurors with trial juries, and outlines grand jury responsibilities before presenting a list of jurors by town including Bayville New Brunswick Perth Amboy Sewaren Woodbridge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Supreme Court
Willard P." Voorhees
Middlesex County
James J. Bergen
Elizabeth
Dey
Walters
Jutice Voorhees
Quackenboss
Bayreville
Edward Furman
Edwin Furman Brick Company
Harry A. Nelson
Peter Kinny
Peter J. Young
William F. Harding
Vanderbilt
Voorhees
Perth
Mary H. Bunt
Orphans Court
County of
Middlesex
Ate
Willan M. Corwin
Orphans’ Court
Joan
Stevens
Ann Applegate
Orphans' Court
Grornogh
Tuosran
Ablah Applegate
George Fk. Thomas
Cranbury
Anid
Brown & Gibson
Atoro
Cranbury Station
Tuoalay
White's
Plainsboro
Middlesex County Board of Taxation
A. Rponcer
Smith Street
Perth Amboy
N. J
P. Pennie
How to Open Sugar Bags Easily
Instructions explain opening a sugar bag by aligning the bag with the chain stitch on the left, cutting one plain side stitch with scissors, then pulling ends from front and back to release the contents. If repurposing the bag, turn it inside out and remove all stitches the same way.
How to Make Charcoal Tablets and Fireproof Paper
Simple home remedies cover making charcoal tablets to freshen breath using willow charcoal saccharine unsweetened chocolate and vanilla with gum arable macklage. Also instructions to fireproof paper by dipping in strong alam water and drying to improve quality.
Diamonds and diplomacy at Valparaiso hotel
On a Pacific voyage, Jim O Rorke and friends dine in Valparaiso with the consul, where a striking diamond necklace draws attention. A casual encounter with the prefect of police leads to a playful exchange, then they retreat to the hotel veranda as tropical night music rises and strollers stroll the promenade.
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New York
South America
Jim O'Rorke
Brazil
Tom Sargraves
Lyanama
Benside
Pasale
Bay
O'Rorke
Hargraves
O’rorke
Senora Gareins
Police
O'ftorke
Jim
Necklace Theft and Standoff on Port City Night
Jim O Rorke bars cries of thief as a hotel disturbance ends with a fight over a diamond necklace. The prefect is exposed by a recovered chain, while Senora Garelas thanks the quick rescue by O Rorke. Consul Cuthbert ejects the crowd, and all depart on a Packle steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Volew
Hargraves
Senora Gareclus
O'Rorke
Oorke
Senora
Hank Heaven, T
Jit
Pedro Menendes
Senora Garelas
The Silent Bell Mystery Builds At The Door
A landlord debate unfolds with a front door bell rung by Mr Bluffen and Mrs Bluffen debating whether to wait for the installment collector, reflecting a stalled housing concern and potential debt collection timing reported in Catholic Standard and Times.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Anbury, Nd
Arb
W. Burroughs
Earth
Mra. O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
Clayton
Panama Canal
Panama
Angel Saavedra
Spain
Porto Bello
Louis Napoleon
Horn
California
Bucklep
Clayton’s
Harpere Weekly
Ame
W. J. Atkina
Booner Springs
Tenn
Dr. Kings
N. F. Clayton
SR Ireese
Stang
Agath
B. F. Ayscue
Dr. King
American Press Association
C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Trenton
C. C. Blauvelt
Joux D. Rove
Trusteo
D. M. Cy Trish Crochat’ Booka
Loose Leaf Books
Globe-Wernicke
E. State ST
Trenton, N. J
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe, German American, Inc. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile
Niagara
Caledonian, Commercial Union
Standard
Pittsburg
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
O’neil’s
Liistaly
James O'Neil
Main St. Cranbury, N. J
Holman
Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
Cranbury, N. J
Peppler
Oliver
Christiina
Thomas, Peppler
Imo
North Broad
Clothiers Hatters Haberdashers
C. F. Danser
Butler
Chas. F. Danser
Cranbury, New Jersey
F. C. Leaming
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Incp
Applegate Optical Rooms
A.B. Anderson
New York City
A. B. Anderson
W. J. Thomas
A Bea
T. Mason & Son’s
Main Street
Studebaker
Owego
Charles Wicoff
Hightstown, N, J
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