New Jersey Leader Bugbee Backing Hughes for President
Newton A. K. Bugbee, state Republican chairman, led New Jersey's Hughes support at Chicago, promoting unity and urging delegates to vote for Hughes on the first ballot. He praised Hughes as a unifier and predicted a large November victory for Hughes and Fairbanks.
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Hughes
New Jersey
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Mr. Bugbee
Supreme Court
Bugbee
Chicago
Elihu Root
Justin
State Committee
United States
Fairbanks
The People's Candidate Hughes Nominated for Presidency
The nomination of Charles E. Hughes arose from a sustained demand by the people. Delegates, largely uninstructed, recognized Hughes as a man of strong character whose career as lawyer, New York governor, and Supreme Court member earned nationwide respect. His candidacy is seen as a unifying choice with broad support and little political opposition.
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Charles E. Hughes
United States
Hughes
New York
Thrift Campaign Urges Americans to End Wasteful Spending
A Spring Lake Gazette editorial lauds a bankers led thrift campaign urging education in frugality. It condemns excessive debt through installment plans and lifestyle frills, cites Poor Richard style advice, and advocates saving until funds suffice.
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France
Philadelphia
Richard
Spring Lake
Not easy tasks but strength to master them
A compact aphorism pair noting the call for capacity for many tasks and grace to wrestle temptations. It contrasts choosing the hardest path with faith to see beyond sorrow and confidence to work through perplexities with divine aid. The second quotation urges choosing the best path despite roughness.
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Anon
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Liniment
Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains noting the great benefit and urging others troubled by rheumatic pains to seek prompt relief. Obtainable everywhere. Be sure your world is not one in which things happen but one in which things are done.
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Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Wabash
Ind
Anon
History's tribunal asks what we are and what we try
A reflective quotation on evaluating character by actions and effort rather than appearance or status. It frames justice as a measure of striving and moral substance across time.
Bilious Attacks Guide Cham berlain’s Tablets
An old ad explains bilious attacks as liver failure causing constipation fermentation of food and nausea. It urges Cham berlain’s Tablets to tone the liver and clean the stomach, promising quick recovery and a quarter price. Available everywhere.
The Undesirable Suitor and Bertha’s Quiet Ending
Bertha Henderson faces a choice between Arnold Deane and Algernon Page as her father approves Deane and hides doubts about Page. A theft plot unfolds when Southwick the detective replaces money to trap the thief. Bertha discovers Page’s scheme but marriage settles with Deane after the ruse exposes Page’s character.
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Bertha Henderson
Arnold Deane
Algernon Page
Henderson
Deane
Page
Bertha
Henry Southwick
Southwick
Mr. Henderson
Papa
Sale of mortgaged Cranbury land in 1916 Chancery sale notice
Between Harry N. Scott complainant and Anna Cohen et al defendants a New Jersey chancellery sale of mortgaged premises located in Cranbury Middlesex County will occur by public vendue on June 28 1916 at 2 pm at the Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick. The property covers 37 acres more or less with a 200 foot railroad reservation and tax lien about 123.20. stated deeds and prior ownership noted EDWARD F HOUGHTON Sheriff WICOFF LANNING Solicitors.
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TN Chancery OF
New Jersey
Harry N. Scott
Anna Cohen
New Brunswick
Cranbury
County of
Middlesex
Millstone River
Princeton
Eldridge
Pennsylvania and Newark Railroad Company
Lottie P
Anna Cohes
Middlesex County
Edward F. Houghton
Middlesex County Orphans Court Notice to Sell Lands
In the matter of Henry J. Schnell a petition seeks leave to sell lands to pay debts. Remsen Cowenhoven, assignee, reports insufficient personal assets and asks the court for aid. On May 12 1916 the court orders all interested parties to appear July 7 1916 at ten o'clock AM in New Brunswick to show cause why lands should not be sold to satisfy debts.
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Henry J. Schnell
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Peter F. Daly
Daniel W. Clayton
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Granbury
Geo, W. Burroughs & Son
Jason
The
People’s Candidate
Daily State Gazette
Thrift
Pythagoras
Tribunal of Justice
Waele
Sherlfef’s
SALE
Wicoff & Lanning
Solicitors
Middlesex County Orphans’ Court
Costa
Charles G. Groves
Is J
Palm Beach
Kino
Trenton, N. J
Horace Mann
Mer
Peppler
ATLAS
Dixie
Hotchkiss
O. B. York, Pa
W. A. Wood Admiral
W. A
Deere
Meyers
Hoover and
O. K
Bateman Hitch
Pittsburgh
Thomas Peppler
Lucas
Makella
Fcreaming
Paes
State and Warren
St'’s
Trenton
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