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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1902

Page

2

New Jersey road progress boost in Budd reappointment

Crandbury Press reports the reappointment of State Road Commissioner Henry T. Budd and an increased road fund from 150000 to 250000. It notes planned projects from South Amboy to Keyport, potential Raritan River bridge work, and a nationwide pullback of forces in the Philippines alongside a teachers’ influx. Local election results across Cranbury, Monroe, Jamesburg, and South Brunswick show Republican wins and shifts in offices.

Good Reads New Jersey Henry T. Budd Dir Buddha South Amboy Keyport Jersey City Seabright Point Pleasant Monroe James Vandenberg A. Stulis Stults Javadeh Jamesburg John Peppler John M. Lucas Charles’ H. Edwards George McDowell C. A. Morse R. Harvey Mason Thomas Mason & Son Adolphus Y. Messler Alonzo V. Pierson C. I’. Perrine D. B. Dey Charles A. Miller

Fire destroys Arken and Kohl store in Trenton with child rescued

Fire gutted the whale, r aise and retail dry goods store of Arken and Kohl at Clinton and Division streets. Policemen Fulkert and Willman carried a sleeping child named Floreies Kohn to safety after entering the smoke filled second floor. The blaze caused about 30000 in losses, partially insured, with broader disruptions on the Delaware and Raritan canal traffic for days as merchandise transport resizes to cover operations.

Arken? & Kohl Clinton Division Streets Trenton Fulkert and Willman Floreies Kohn Delaware and Raritan

Hor derstown Mobile and Transportation Company Formed

Bordentown March 11 The Horderstowns Mobile and Transportation Company filed articles of incorporation at Mt Holly. Capital stock amounts to $50 000. The company intends to operate an automobile line connecting Bordentown Allentown and Mt Holly.

Bordentown Horderstowns Mobile and Transportation Company Mt. Holly Allentown

Westmont murder fuels manhunt and child escape

Tanfayette Graf killed his wife Mary and mortally wounded her aunt Mrs Frank Gowie in Westmont, five miles south of Cun den. He seized his five month old daughter Katherine in the mother's arms but the child escaped harm. Graf was captured in Gloucester within three hours and admitted the motive was his wife would not live with him.

Tanfayette Graf Mary Frank Gowie Westmont Cunden Katherine Gruff Gloucester

Freeholders Board Sees 17 Democrats 7 Republicans After Election

The Board shifts from 17 to 8 in old balance to 17 Democrats and 7 Republicans. Names listed cover Cranbury Monroe Woodbridge Perth Amboy Sayreville Shrewsbury Madison and more with several wards and towns represented. Asbury Fountain, director, was arrested in Browntown while voters supported him for Freeholder. Police confined him and the pole removal dispute with AT and T is noted.

Board of Freeholders Yonly Cranbury Monroe Thut O'Neil George Clinton James Dougherty F. W. Miler Richard Barnwell Jeremiah Donovan Perth Amboy George Haney James M. Glenn P. A.johansen Martin Vinson Michael Draper J. K. Jensen Woodbridge-Thomas J—Bunigay Ratitan E. B. Tuppen J. E. Bennett Piscataway Alexander Mancing Duhellen Peter C. Staite Maadison Asbury Fountain Sunth Amboy Nichael Welsh der Sayreville Joseph Allgair Dem Shasunewikk Browntown Themolls Grover Freeholders American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company Madnron Township Fountain Telephone Justice of the Peace Madison ‘T

Washington three day P C T by Pennsylvania Railroad

Three day Personally Conducted Tour to Washington via Pennsylvania Railroad departs Tuesday March 25. Round trip rail fare with hotel, guides and two days lodging from New York 14.50, from Trenton 13.00, from Philadelphia 11.50. Arlington Normandie Riggs Ebbitt or Regent Metropolital National hotels. Mt Vernon side trip. ten day ticket validity. agents listed in New York Brooklyn Newark Philadelphia.

Penssylvania Railroad Washington New York Trenton Philadelphia Arlington, Normandie Riggs Ebbitt House Regent, Metropolitan National Hotel Mt. Vernon Broadway Court

Thore Thoreless Little Workers and Dr King’s Pill

There is no rest for tireless little workers as Dr King’s New Life Pills promise to cure torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. They banish sick headache drive out malaria never gripe or weaken with a pleasant taste. 25 cents at Clayton’s.

Dr. King New Life Clayton's

Arnica Salve Cures Sores and Piles Said by Customer

A letter from C D Inbill of Morganton North Carolina praises Backlen's Arnica Salve claiming it fully cured a child with large sores on the hand described as gentle head. The ad asserts cures for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples ulcers and piles at 25 cents.

C.D. Inbill Morganton Teun Backlen Clayton

Fleetrie Hitters praised for health in Lancaster letter

PL J Green of Lancaster writes that Fleetrie Hitters cured his chronic indigestion and nervous ailment after years of failure with other medicines. He notes his wife remains healthy on Electric Bitters, calling it splendid for female troubles. The letter claims a grand tonic and invigoration for weak women and guarantees satisfaction.

PL J. Green Lancaster N. W Clayton

Tours to Point Comfort Richmond and Washington Advertised

A four day personally conducted tour from New York Brooklyn and Newark via Pennsylvania Railroad to Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington is offered at 81.00 including travel meals and hotel accommodations with connections through Philadelphia and Newark. Another option to Old Point Comfort with short hotel stays and return trips priced about 15.00 from New York 13.60 from Trenton and 12.50 from Philadelphia. Details and itineraries available from Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York Court Street Brooklyn and Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

of Point |Comfort Richmond Washington Pennsylvania Railroad New York Philadelpia Bahuntry Marehta Gid Point Thooklyn Newark Old Point Comfort Hyyein Chamberlain Hotel New Yok Trenton Philadelphia Broadway New Yorks Court Street Brooklyn Bron Street N.J George W. Boyd Broad Street

Superior Tone and Workmanship in Organs and Pianos

Promoting Mason & Tranilin Sohmer Lo Smith Barnes Keller Bros and Majestic planes as top instrument makers. Claims finest tone responsive touch durable construction and value with prices from 25.50 and organ prices from 320.00 and up inviting buyers to examine and compare.

Mason & Tranilin Sohmer Lo. Smith & Barnes Keller Bros Majestic Iuyes

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