Forty second meeting of New Jersey Teachers Association opened
The forty second Anonsl meeting of the New Jersey State Teachers Association opened Monday afternoon in the auditorium of the State Schools. President B E Manness presided with about 150 teachers present. Jane S Hays welcomed delegates and praised the assembly location. Dr J M Green noted the school was open for inspection and the Chicago exhibit surpassed others. The sessions continued through Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Newell
Griggs
New Jersey State Teachers’ Association
8. E. Manness
Camden
Janes L. Hays
Board of Education
Haye
J. M. Green
A Morse
State Board of Education
State House
Chicago
Aehouse
New Jersey
Republican tariff stance fuels campaign editorials
The piece recounts Democratic calls to drop tariff reform and praises the Republican platform from St Louis advocating protection. It notes McKinley’s push for higher duties to revive prosperity, applauds public support, and mentions ongoing tariff hearings by the Ways and Means Committee.
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McKinley
United States
bin Ja
Committee On
America
Party of Free Trade
Free Trade
Republican Party
Gazzite
Obituaries and Local Notices From 19th Century Record
Obituary notices recount deaths of A Gordon Wi orlives from typhoid, W Robvins from consumption after years of illness, and Howard C. Scudder of Scotts Corner. Crop failure and drought affected the state. Dr Holmes and Dr Wilbur attended var. A grist mill burned, steam heat was installed, and a building burn destroyed a post office site. Church revival added 69 to the First and 83 to the Second Presbyterian congregations. Local merchants, fires, and township officers are listed, with a tale of a coal yard note and a Hood’s calendar giveaway promotion for 1897 products.
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Ruddy
New York
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Trenton, N. J
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Hightstown
Christian
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Church Street
New Brunswick
George W. Burrongly
Cranbury
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Jhtstown, N. J
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