Francis Named Perth Amboy Port Collector Amid Strong Backing
Washington July 14 United States Senator Briggs advised the appointment of Asal Francis of Monmouth to the port of Perth Amboy collector post. The five year tenure awaits senate confirmation after treasury returns papers. Endorsements came from county Republicans and state leaders, plus Attorney General Wilson and Senator Brown. A separate district court case upheld the State Board of Health claim against Alexander G. Snedeker for adulterated milk, imposing $50 and costs. judge stressed knowledge of purity as required by law.
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Washington
United States
Briggs
Secretary of the Treasury
Asal Francis
Monmouth
Perth Amboy
Treasury Department
Senate
Francis
New Jersey
Monmouth County
C. E. F. Hetrick
Joseph McDermott
Foster
Applegate
Middlesex
Ocean Counties
Wilson
O. H Brown
State Board of Health
Alexander G. Snedeker
Cranbury
Snedeker
Woodbridge
Sho
Gale
Stryker
Cranbury Creamery
Jacob G. Lipman
Walter Shute
College Farm
Lipman
Tragedies and reflections: Dey and Schanck deaths and public moral pleas
Symmes H. Dey a Hightstown resident died after a suicide attempt at home, found by his daughter and treated by Doctors Franklin and Wilbur. Elizabeth Mason Schanck widow of Ely Schanck died after two years with cancer, leaving parents, husband and a daughter Alta. Passaic official Ralph Shaw dies by hanging at his Paterson summer home after years as assistant prosecutor. A social settlement ad sought volunteers for a weekly, thankless task, highlighting heroic public service.
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Symmes H. Dey
Hightstown
Elizabeth Mason Schanck
Thomas
Ely Schanck
People’s National Bank
New Brunswick
Thomas Mason
Second Reformed Church
Schanck
Harvey Mason
Alta
John Elston Woodland
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
Plainfield
Trenton
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
Frances Willards
Abraham Lincolns
Wilfred Grenfells
Point Pleasant
Ralph Shaw
the Pleas
Passaic County
Paterson
Charles D. Shaw
Princeton Totals Win In Low-Scoring Battle At Cranbury
Princeton defeated Cranbury 23 to 9 in a nine inning baseball game. Applegate struck out 17 batters, Sullivan 9. Chambers Stults Applegate Barlow Davison Stolen bases by Comfort Dunn McClure. Time two hours. Umpire Rue. The inducement and a Life quote appear in the text.
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Cranbury
Princeton
Applegate
Sullivan
Chambers
Stults
Barlow
Davison
Comfort
Dunn
McClure
Rue
Wicoff and Lanning Farm Partnership Formed
John V. B. Wicoff and Kenneth H. Lanning announce a new law partnership named Wicoff & Lanning with offices in the Mechanics Bank Building Trenton. Wicoff, Plainsboro resident and Cranbury Township Board of Education member, partners with Lanning, son of a Trenton judge. Cranbury Baseball Club defeats Princeton Athletics 8 to 2 on home field to close the season series. Kike holds early three RBI? No, three hits in first inning.
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John V. B. Wicoff
Kenneth H. Lanning
Wicoff & Lanning
Mechanics Bank
Trenton
Wicoff
Plainsboro
Board of Education
Cranbury Township
Judge Lanning
Cranbury
Princeton Athletics
Princeton
Plainsboro Social Roundup Moves and Visits
Mrs H W Jeffers and children spend a month with relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs William Major called to Canada by mother's death. Mrs Frank Jansen returns to Philadelphia with her mother Mrs Isaac Barlow Sr. and others visit Atlantic City during weekend. Mrs Charles Carson hosts Cedar Grove guests and more in-laws visiting. Mrs Emma Hollenbeck hospitalized for appendicitis. Rev Wm Leishman returns from West Pittston Pa. Miss Bessie Reynolds heads to Pennsylvania for August. Mrs A S Reed and Mrs Isaac Barlow Jr visit Trenton.
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H. W. Jeffers
Pennsylvania
William Major
Canada
Frank Jansen
Philadelphia
Isaac Barlow, Sr
Frank Grover
Roy Grover
Asbury Park
Emma Hollenbeck
St. Francis Hospital
Trenton
Wm. Leishman
West Pittston, Pa
Bessie’ Reynolds
Dr. Reynolds
A. 8. Reed
Isaac Barlow Jr
New Neckwear Beauties Attract Fashionable Eyes
New beauties in Neckwear appear weekly in the Yard section with Sailor Collars in lawn trimmed with Val and Baby Trish Lace and other novelties. Prices range from 25c to 3.50 for lace yokes Jabots and ruchings in multiple styles and colors.
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Val
Cluny
Peter Thompson
The Greatest Volume of Business This May in History
The store reports the greatest May business volume on record with growth in customers from diverse areas. Promotions highlight new summer hats, ready to wear summer dresses, and a wide selection of hosiery and gloves. Prices emphasize value across hats, dresses, hosiery, gloves, and kid gloves with multiple discount levels.
PEPPLER'S WEEKLY CHATS Offer Poultry Profit Tips
From P eppler’s weekly chats the column advises readers on feeding scientific foods to poultry to boost growth. It promises profit through developing young stock and selling at high prices in the market.
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Manilla
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Clayton’s
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Www
Co. T. U
Parson
John
EB Carroll
Id Brown
Bennett
C. Davison
T. McCloskey
C. McCloskey
Connor
Wicoff and Lanning Farm Partnership
H. O. A. & Comfort
Carll
Bishop
Lewis Okeson
Albert McNamee
Atlantic City
Charles Carson
Wm. Leigh
Cedar Grove
Messrs
Grover and
Abner Vankirk
Lawrenceville
Mr. Carson
Lee
O. U. Blatvelt Hightstown, N. J
Jin
North Broad
Clothiers
Haberdishers
Trenton, N. J
Cluett
Eagle
Manchester
Monarch
Paris
Manheim
Giant
Popular
Elaness
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Peppler
Potato Diggers
THE
Owego Jersey
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
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