Nominating the best for sheriff in Middlesex County
A call for Republican unity in Middlesex County favors Iinish D. Barclay of Cranbury as the logical sheriff nominee. The writer urges the party to unite behind capable, honest candidates, arguing Barclay’s maturity, judgment, and community respect would solidify the ticket and election prospects. The note, signed Louis Brunswick, expresses hope Barclay would accept if nominated.
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Middlesex County
Barclay
Atick
I. D. Sarclay
Fredonian
Iinish D. Barclay
Cranbury
Louis Brunswick
Cornerstone laid for new Methodist Church at Blue Ball
The Methodist Church at Blue Ball saw its cornerstone laid Wednesday afternoon before a large crowd. The modern building will cost about $5,000. In Keansburg Oliver Brown was indicted for assaulting his pregnant wife, convicted, and sentenced to eighteen months in prison. The wife died after the attack, though the doctor did not attribute death to it. John Snyder of Tennent suffered a hunting-field accident that could cost him his foot as mowing work led to his machine catching his heel.
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New Methodist Church
Blue Ball
Oliver Brown
Keansburg
John 8. Snyder
Tennent
Dewey
Napoleon
Manila
Pasig
Olympia
Hay
Tring
Leslie's Weekly
Dr King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hannick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Clayton's Drug Store
Pennsylvania Railroad Niagara Falls Excursions Listed
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces ten day Niagara Falls excursions from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with dates July 27 August 10 and 24 September 7 and 21 and October 5 and 19 A chaperon accompanies each trip Excursion tickets allow return passage on regular trains within ten days with varying regional rates from Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Delaware Division plus additional side trips to Thousand Islands and Toronto Rates include special Pullman parlor cars Seats extra for parlor car use Stops allowed at Buffalo Rochester Canandaigua and Watkins Glen Rochester Canandaigua routes set with Syracuse connections for side trips to Thousand Islands and Toronto Discounts announced for Toronto Fair time Tickets available via agents or Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canada
New York
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Rapids
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Lake St. John
Saguenay
Montreal
Au Sable Chasm
Lakes Champlain
George
Saratoga
Highlands
Hudson
Broadway
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Pennsylwan Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Delaware
Atlantic City
Lancaster
Altoona
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Wilkesbarre
Williamsport
Buffalo
Rochester
Canandaigua
Watkins
Alexandria Bay
Syracuse
Toronto Fair
St. Lawrance
Roberval
Lake Champlain
The
Mosquitoes Said to Kill a New Jersey Dog
An autopsy on a Newark St Bernard owned by Robert Cummings found that mosquitoes caused the death by worms in the dog's heart. Twenty seven threadworms were removed, including one twenty two inches long. Doctors cite Mosquito eggs and a possible waterborne route.
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St. Bernard
Robert Cummings
Newark
N. J
Mr. Cummings
Dr. Glennon
Glennon
America
Europe
Manson
Defenses report faulted seacoast artillery readiness
Captain Crozier and Capt William Coster warn that New York coast defenses are inadequate. They cite poorly trained crews, neglected maintenance, and lack of written instructions for guns and carriages. The War Department ignored long-standing warnings and the force remains insufficient.
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William Coster
North Atlantic Seacoast
Spain
New York
Cozier
Crozier
War Department
Congress
Census Jobs and the March Toward the Twelfth Census
Washington diary notes the Census Bureau's manpower push for the twelfth census under ex G. Merriam of Minnesota. It describes a flood of applicants, the selection weedout, and the 3,000 appointments from a pool of tens of thousands, with the process shaping government hiring in the capital.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Merriam
Minnesota
Legion
Kuecego
Conan Bureau
Married couples keep own names in Toledo ceremony
In Toledo Ohio Rev Herbert N Casson and Lydia Kingsmill Commander, both ordained ministers, spoke of marital equality as Lydia kept her own name. The piece notes the modern view of women’s independence and equal status within marriage amid Epworth League excursion rates to Indianapolis for a convention.
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America
Toledo
Ohio
Herbert XII Casson
Lydia Kingsmil Commander
Miss Commander
Rey
Herbert N. Casson
Init Rey
Lydin Kingsmill
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. B. Cargile
Washita
Mia
N. F. Clayton
Bird
William Croster
Supreme Court of Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Hi Inn
Doster
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Austrit
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Turkey
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West Jefferson
N. F. Clayton Druggitt
Staia Sed i
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Hall
Ind
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Donnelly
Opera House
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Serge
Crash
Royal Blue
Vannest, Coleman & Co
East State Street
Trenton
Bhangle & Bon
Hightstown
N, J
Applegate’s
Eur
State and
Sc. Up
J. H. Goodwin
Snedeker & Co's
Warren Street
Trenton,n. J
Masonic Temp
Wolf
6Th Ave
City
Columbia
Featherstone
Monarch
Bergen & Rue's
Market ST
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Tam
Peppler
Peach Baskets
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Edward Schaffer
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe
Ins. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile
Queen
Caledonian
Commercial Union
Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Wantables
Janes
Dobbins, the Hatter
Grantte
Marbla
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Perth Amboy
Masons
Eldridge
Thomas Mason
Main St
Davison’s
Lehigh Coal
B. D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
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