Falls From Train Fatal in Ambulance Accident
Neil Walsh a 26 year old brake man for the Pennsylvania Railroad of 63 Model Avenue Trenton fell beneath the wheels of his box car near Dayton while alighting an icy step. He died en route to St Francis Hospital after being placed on the train and then on an ambulance. Walsh had both legs severed and his head injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Walsh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Model Avenue
Trenton
Dayton
St. Francis Hospital
Walsh
Clinton Street
Mrs T Spencer Ogden Dies After Fall at Home in New Jersey
Mrs T Spencer Ogden a veteran missionary to Africa since 1857 died from brain concussion after slipping on a rug at Dr W W Morehead’s Philadelphia home. She was 75 and returning to Cranbury Station for her missionary jubilee funeral rites held Friday. She leaves three sisters and a brother in law Joseph Chamberlain.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies
Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
T. Spencer Ogden
Africa
Perrineville
N. J
Wis
Phowbee Combs
Corisco
Eledionaties
Sricken
Ogden
R. T. Bowers
Joseph K. Chamberlin
J. Newell Reed
West Coast Temperance Union on Duty on the Highway
The article reflects on past present and future duties of the W C T U and asks what has been learned. It urges giving convincing reasons for beliefs and working to spread good, teaching as well as preaching, and cultivating eternal optimism amid obstacles.
Presbyterian Church Supper Served at Chamberlin’s Opera House
A successful supper was served by the men of the Presbyterian Church in Chamberlin's Opera House on Tuesday evening. Head waiters were John West, James A. Taylor, Wilson Peer and Frank C. Danser. They wore elaborate caps and gowns with sub waiters in white aprons and caps.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Chamberlin
Opera House
John West
James A. Taylor
Wilson Peer
Frank C. Danser
Ladies Reading Circle Reception Draws Cranbury Folk
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Barclay hosted the midwinter Ladies Reading Circle reception. A full program featured Miss Green recitations, Miss Burtiss mandolin, and quartets by Messrs Ford Esseltyn Tolson Corliss, with Miss Pullen and Miss Green praised for performances. Violets for boutonnières, refreshments, and thanks to Peddie Institute teachers and students capped an agreeable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel
Barclay
J. J. Bradley
W. H. Johnson
J. B. Perrine
C. M.perrine
H. Perrine
Ella Reed
Charles T. Hoffman
J. W. van Dyke
N. F. Clayton
J. 8. Silvers
Miss Burtiss
Mezsia
Swetland
Ferris, Adams
Mitchell
Messrs. Ford
Esseltyn
Tolson
Corliss
Miss Green
Ferris
Adams
N. L Green
Cranbury
Peddie Institute
Green
Philadelphia
Pullen
Trenton
Dunham
Music in worship draws crowds and unity, says observer
An exchange argues that inspiring church music attracts youth to clubs and churches, urging organists and hymn leaders to consecrate their craft. It praises Moody and Sankey old hymns as uniquely powerful, claiming strong music builds larger congregations and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody and Sankey
Improvement Society Sets Washington's Birthday Program
The Improvement Society announces an entertainment program on Washington's birthday February 22 in the First Presbyterian chapel. Local talent will perform and attendees are encouraged to enjoy themselves for a while.
Spring Dress Goods and Embroideries Offer Special Prices
The shop promotes its best selection of Dress Goods Wash Goods White Goods and Embroideries for spring. Customers are urged to plan early and sew now as prices are notably below typical city store special offers.
Housekeeping Goods Offered With Noted Stock and Prices
Housekeeping goods of every description are highlighted with emphasis on stock and prices for the prepared shopper. The list includes sheetings tickings towels linens napkins counterpanes curtain laces draperies challis and quilting cotto ns. Aimed at the young housewife, the notice invites inspection before purchasing.
We Are Losers Coat and Suit Sale
A department store announces a clearance on coats and suits with strong discount messaging. The text emphasizes low demand for these items and urges customers to take advantage of the sale now.
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Miss Pullen
H. T. Pullen
Summerfield Avenue
Mabel
Arthur A. Clayton
D.W. Clayton
Charles Everett
Belmar
Ross MacClemenis
Helen G. Bresnahan
Ethel Okerson
Misa Bresnahan
Frank L Dey
Hightatown
William H. Pullen
Perth Amboy
Frank Pullen
Joseph R Weir, Jr
D. W. Clayton
Clayton
Asbury Park Press
T Spencer Ogden
Hightstown
Ladies Reading Circle
Misser Rita and
Reva Pulten
E. W. Dunham
Messrs Ford, Esseltyn, Tolson, Corliss
Adams, Mitchell, Ferris
Messrs. Tolson
Ford
Misses Pullen
Stoll
Delaware
Washington
Stoll's
Trenton, N. J
Fred
W. Donnelly
Ribsam
South Broad Street
Front Street
Ribsam’s
Lissue
Paris
London
New York
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Trenton, N
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