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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1897

Page

2

Political plea urges honest candidates in New Jersey

The Cranbury Press urges Republicans to field capable, honest men to govern New Jersey. It argues voters ousted the Democrats after years of dishonesty and arrogance, and warns that ignoring popular sentiment could doom the party in areas where self interest overrides public needs. The piece ends with a call to heed the people’s voice.

New Jersey Republican Party Diastrova Csral

Total Abstinence Message On Liquor And Tobacco

Winnax A. Magny argues that liquor and tobacco threaten life and morals and urges total abstinence. He condemns drinking, warns of relapse, and appeals to youths to resist these “twin snares” while noting the difficulty of keeping vows against substances.

Paris Perslat Satan Winnax A. Magny

Pennsylvania Railroad Seeks Gettysburg Trip By Special Train

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a three day personally conducted tour to Gettysburg leaving New York on Saturday May 29 at 8 00 A M with a special train stopping at Newark Elizabeth Rahway New Brunswick Trenton Philadelphia and Frazer. Round trip tickets include transport baggage transfer to cars and drives over the battlefield with luncheon and accommodations at Gettysburg from May 29 to May 31. Return fares from various points list New York 14 00 Newark 14 80 Elizabeth 14 15 Rahway 13 95 New Brunswick 18 60 Trenton 12 60 Philadelphia 11 25 Frazer 10 65 Phillipsburg 12 60 Pottsville 13 25 Reading 12 18 Long Branch 16 25 Freehold 13 60 Mt Holly 11 75 Atlantic City 12 60 Cape May 18 00 Bridgeton 12 25 Wilmington 11 25 Chester 11 26 with proportionate rates from other points. Apply to ticket agents district passenger agents or address Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Gettysburg New York Newark Alzsbeth Rubway New Bronawick Trenton Philadelphia Fracer Transporta Trop Harrisburg Gattyeburg Carsings Kintel Gettyeburg Upper Inclu-Elve Suppor Pointe Eaat L Eqac Atlantic City Cape May Bridgeton Wilwington Cheater Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Pennsylvania Railroad Washington Pennseyvania Rairoad Brooklyn Phillipsburg N.J Pottaville National Capital Broadway

Last Tour of the Season via the Pennsylvania Railroad

The final personally conducted trip to Washington via the Pennsylvania Railroad departs New York area on May 13. Rates for transport and three day stay include hotel and all expenses, with specific prices from New York Brooklyn Newark Phillipsburg Pottstown Cape May Philadelphia and other points. Tickets and itineraries available from 1196 Broadway New York or Geo W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

Bridge across Manasquan river completed in New Jersey

The $43,000 iron bridge linking Point Pleasant and Brielle over the Manasquan is finished. New Jersey has 180 railroads with 4,651 miles of trackage. Plans near Middlesex county for a German capitalized industrial colony at Amboy Division site. Memorial proposed for Civil War Union soldiers on riverfront in Asbury Park. Mrs. Balling Booth attracted a crowd in Trenton for prison work lecture and hopeful hall for convicts. City council in Asbury Park requires bicycle lanterns after dark. Mrs. Margaret Rennie dies in a bridge collapse at Bonhamtown after widening work. Colonial Dames of America hold a meeting in Trenton with elects and officers named.

Senate Finance Committee Senate Repator Frye Hawaiii Washington Hawaii Japan China U. S. Navy McKinley Tennessee Nashville Gary Long Palmer Goverment Printing Office Civil Service N. B. Scott West Virginia Republican Nations Infareal Revenue Gangere Alger War Department Wea Cleveland Manasquan River Point Pleasant Brielle Balling Booth Trenton Hope Hall New Jersey Etagan Indy Asbury Park Keator Wilver Bradley Margaret Rennie Piccataway Bonhamtown Patrick Rodgers Board of Free~ Holders Middlesex County Martta Sre. Rennie Martin Roan Mr. Redgere Samuel Martin Henry Thorneo Mre Rennie New Jersey Society of the Colonial Dames of America Trenton House Joseph D Bedle Jersey City Firat View F. A. Lowthorp UW. H. Hamil Board of Managers William L.dayton Mira Mary Clark Belvidere Helen Green M. Carpenter Camden Misa Kate Mott Bordentown

National LA W Circus Meet Planned at Interstate Fair

Secretary John Guild Muirhead announces a National LA W Circus meet at Trenton Interstate Fair Grounds opening with the fair on Monday September 27. The management promises liberal incentives to riders, aiming to attract top riders nationwide and to deliver another record breaking event.

John Guild Muirhead Trenton Ridera

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