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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1900

Page

2

Seeds and uniforms stir mixed reactions in nation

The piece cites farmers receiving Congressional seed packages with heartfelt thanks and requests for fertilizer and labor. It then surveys speed, uniform admiration, and national haste, warning against overemphasis on dress. It also notes a surge in Japanese immigration to the United States, speculating it reflects escape from military duty and potential official limits.

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Steen Debating Return Sparks Princeton Yale Debate

Tuesday afternoon Steen, recovering quickly, asked to rejoin the debate. The attending physician allowed him to speak after a bath treatment. Steen delivered a strong argument for Princeton, joined by Joseph Hill and Joseph Jones. Yale team consisted of Charles Merriam, Frank Lord, and Nathan Trowbridge. Each speaker had twelve minutes for rebuttal, and judges reached a decision within minutes.

Princeton Steen Princeton Wam Joseph Hill Joseph Jones Yales Charles W. Merriam Theological School Frank A. Lord Law School Nathan Trowbridge

Odd Fellows Hall High Bridge to be dedicated July 4

The week’s items include a July 4 dedication for the new Odd Fellows Hall at High Bridge, plus notes on bluefish runs off Cape May Point and a Darting flood of regional developments from Vineland to Jersey City.

Odd Fellows Hall High Bridge Cape May Point Newark Millville Voorhees Board of Riparian Commissioners Jersey City New York Bay Edward F. Cragin New York Hoos Wnance Mie Juno Atlantic City Wallace Flemington Delaware River Hunterdon County L. D. Temple Memington Baptist Church The Baptists Board of Health Keough Ife Manasquan Beach Point Pleasant

Dedication of Presbyterian Monument in New Jersey

The Historical Executive Committee of the Presbyterian Synod of New Jersey plans unveiling and dedication of the Presbyterian Historical Monument at the Old Scots Burial Ground near Freehold on Thursday June 14. Delegates from Northern and Southern Presbyterians will deliver addresses.

Presbyterian Synod of New

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