Trans Siberian Costs and Diverse 19th Century News
A collage of brief items notes Russia’s large spending on railways and ships with twelve year revenues surpassing expenditures, the New York Times at Paris expo, a plan to rescue John Brown’s birthplace in Connecticut, Japanese servants in New York, rural road naming with name plates, Frank Traverse’s phono typewriter, rising morphine use and its link to crime and social ills, plus a Boston Herald summary on morphinism.
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New York
Sre
Frank Traverse
Racine
Traverse
Boston Herald
Multiple local notices from New Jersey towns in 1900s era
Election results and fundraisers in Glassboro for a public fountain and Colestown church rebuild. various local crimes contracts and civic actions across Haddonfield Paulaboro and Vineland. bank openings in Rahway and Bridgewater. baptisms, church salary talks, and club activities in Atlantic Highlands Pennsgrove and Plainfield. milk producer organization forms in Camden with 50 farmers attending at the Wet Jersey Hotel.
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New Jerey
Stiften
Camden
Bears, debts, and a town in North Bergen in a single column
A tame bear escaped near Lakewood and was recaptured at Ping Brook with a $75 reward for the finders. Brown and McBride, two young men running the Keyport Art School, suspended and left town without settling debts. Harry L. White elected Second Lieutenant of Company Third Regiment, National Guard of Woodbury. former lieutenant in the Fourth New Jersey Volunteers. The Gethsemane Baptist Church gifted 160 library books to Clayton Church Sunday school. The Clayton Church to burn mortgage on March 30. Tugboat William J. Bradley launched at Camden yard, named for Assemblyman William J. Bradley. vice chancellor declined divorce decree for Bertha Krater.
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Lakewood
Ping Brook
Keyport
Brown & McBride
Harry L. White Fo
National Guard
Woodbury
New Jersey Volunteers
Gethsemane Baptist Church of Philadelphia
Clayton Baptist Church
Clayton Church
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Litchfield County
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Torrington
Indiana
Congress
State News
Frehold
Glassboro
George Evang
Haddonfield
Colestown
Association of
Lloyd
C. van Gasbeek
Bradley Beach
Miss Rose Poland
J. S. van Dyke
Glassboro Presbyterian Church
Burlington County Hospital
Dr. Small
Riverside
Rahway National Bank
Garret
Jones
High Bridge
Central Baptist Church
Atlantic Highlands
Pennsgrove
William A. Sack
William J. Adamon
Paulaboro
New Jersey
Ocean Grove
Board of Freholders
Burlington County
Harry Jennings
Alloway
Gloucester County
Allentown
Red Bank
Bridgeton
Carteret
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company
Edward Mole
Ada Jaques
Moon
Ilnois
Champ Clark
Trenton
Womn’s Club
Vineland
Palisades
Vaurhee
Plainfield
City Hall
Emmannel Methodist Episcopal Church
Harris
Jolly Nice Girl's Club
Clinton
Hunterdon County
Clun
Salem County
John Tilden
Jericho
Warren P. Edgarton
Newfield
United States Post Office
Robert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Deal
Asbury Park
Lincoln
Samuel W. Kirkbridge
Congregational Church
James Reille
Lambertville
Nelse
Davidson
Crawford
Baltimore and Ohio
Davidon
Rey Dr. Wor. Richards
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Chineham Plimnfield
Central Congregational Church
Hlartford
Connor Richards
Glen Ridge
John Quick
Renville
Flemington Nations Bank
Cape May
William J. Bradley
American Dredging Company
Stevens
Mra
Bertha Krater
Freehold
Frank EB. Krater
Krater
Gustave W. Schulp
Patrick Sullivan
North Bergen
M.A. Wall
George Brannin
Canton Avenue
Somerville
Jane Frye
Darlingville
State Board of Taxation
Atlantic City
Steel Pier Company
Sovereign Land Company
Addison Hi, Hazeltine
Montclair
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Joseph van Vleck
Lawrencen Kettyless
Willow Grove
William Guest
General Hospital
Elizabeth
Newark
Benedict Prieth
National Boer Relief Fund Association
Prieth
Pardee
Perth Amboy
Rartan
Apis
Steel Department
Charles Young
Oevershy Astronomical Deputuent
Princeton
Wadesboro
Professour Young
Wornham Shanley
Consolidated ‘Traction Company
Esex and
Hudson Counties
Esex and Hudson Gas Company
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Washington Street
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Desey City
Jeresey City
Century Colegiate Institute
Hackettstown Institute
T. J
George HH. Whitney
North Plainfield
J. M. Freeman
Clenn Neton
Jercy
Iunters
Delaware
Trenton Federalist
Cranbury
Robert Ayers
Researrick Ayers
Jacob Brown
John Clark
David Clark
Daniel Clark
James Dey
Joseph Edwards
Margaret Fitzsimmons
Benjamin Griggs
Wm. H. Mount
Isaac Mount
Garret Newgent
Dean Phillips
John Robbins
John Scott
Wa. Thompson
Spice Hughes Waa
James Floyd
Monmouth County
Samuel Haines
Burlington
Nathaniel Ss
Wikoff
Win
Hampton
Lower Freeshold
H. J. Butcher
le. Hoffman’s
Charlie
Ko Landis
Kingston
Jamaica
Yeterday
Old Point Comfort
Hichmoad
Hington
Pennsylvanias Hallond
Richmond
Washington
Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Broadway
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Broad Street
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Geo. W. Boyd
Alek
John Lb. van Keuren
Saugerties
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Howard St
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Sweet, Ore & Company Union
YW Donnelly
Opera House
Stetson and
KNOX
Dobbins
East State Street
Peppler
Wheela
the Star Graw Seeders
Alar
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
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German American Insurance Co
Frank A. Brown
Cranbury, N. J
Coodwin
J. H. Goodwin
PIAN
Lohmer & Co
Mason & Hamlin
Emerson
Wilcox & White
Carpenter
Masonic Temple Music Store
Optical Mfg. CO
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Applegate
Leamning, Sec and
Treas
Edward Schaffer
Hightstown
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Liverpool & London & Globe, German American, Inc. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile
Queen
Caledonian
Commercial Union
Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Oranbury, N. J
Bergen & Rues
Mattings
Hamburgs
Bergen & Rue
Thomas Mason
Patty
Mechanics
Aechnicst
Newark Nd
Matawan
Marlboro
Manalapan
Freshold Holade
Middletown
Raritan Lownshipe
Matawin
Middlesex County
N.J
Davison's
Lehigh Coal
DAV Lsow
Jamesburg, N. J