Lightning Hits Broadway Walker Building. Fireball Strikes Hackensack
Thunderstorm shocks New York and nearby towns as lightning strikes the Broadway and Walker street office building, causing elevator flashes and frightened tenants. A blazing meteor detours toward Rahway and hits near Miss Fanny Conklin’s house. damage to a Passaic Street tree and local church steeple is reported with several injuries and recovered echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Walker Street
New York
Hackensack
Sam
Fanny Conklin
Pasaaic Street
George Wright
Rahway
Lambert
John H. Kuebler
Jersey City
New Durham
Main Street
Miss Kippell
The Woman of Millions and Civic Duty in 1900s Era
The June issue highlights philanthropy by the very wealthy inspired by Carnegie and Rockefeller, with William H. Allen advising on benevolence and Dr Edward Everett Hale on government and schools. It reviews home building, a $500 bungalow steel frame, Buckingh am Palace interiors, fiction by Bacon and Ward, and child labor critiques by Scott Nearing. A ghost tale and moral snippets close with health ads and advice on bowel care and eczema remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Patrick Martin
Bordentown
Edward Bharr
Packard Automobile Works
Harry Parker
Alfred Harris
New York
A. F. Wagner
Packard Company
Willium H
Wagner
Philadelphia
Martin
Tred
Edward Everett Halu
Charles Edward Hooper
W. G. Masgarene
Queers Alexandra
Buckinghil Palace
Josephine Daskum Bacon
Herbert D. Ward
Zonn Gale
Mary Roberts Rinehart
W. L. Wilson
Department
National Child Labor Committee
Pennsylvania
Scott Nearing
Pennsylvania Child Labor Committee
Nearing
Thedune Womans Home Companion
Grace Margaret Gould
Evelyn Parsons
Margaret E. Sangster
Anna's. Richardson
Daniel Boone Club
Temptations And Courage In Moral Fables From Sermons
A collage of sermon excerpts and anecdotes by Rev. Meank Crane Rev. A R Halderby Rev Pleasant Hunter Rev Willan Prost Rev Robert McDonald and others. The pieces exhort virtue courage patience faith and self control with parables on temptation death and the soul’s journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Prost
Presbyterian
St Louis
Frank Crane
Conziventionalist
Worcester
Mass
How to Clean Matting and Waterproof Cloth
The text instructs cleaning matting with salt and cold water, shaking to remove dust then washing gently. It warns against rubbing with alcohol. It also describes waterproofing cloth by mixing powdered alum and sugar of lead in rainwater, soaking twenty four hours, then drying and pressing.
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Ward
Yost
Fuentes
Palmer
Tim
Dow
Tiv Cine Te Motes
Mr Knox
Qidick Lance
Htt
Ile
L Uelock
Mer. Devlin
Pahner
Devin
Nelson Maxwell
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury,n.j
Geo. W. Burroughs
Lightning
G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
N. F. Clayton's
Geliomelaappointed
Alexander Benton
Fort Edward N. Y
N. F. Clayton
Vas
Highistown, N. J
The
June Womans Home Companion
Gulway
No A. Adams
Henrietta
Clayton's
Dr. King
Pewinaus
Temonsnyder
Latthenon
Haven Teale
Ype
Eliza AL
Meank Crane
Congregationalist
Worcester, Masa
Teanember
Aideos Creom Juez
TD 2B
Chapman
Vonie
A. R. Halderby
Robert McDonald
Baptist
Brooklyn
A. M. Campbwell
Presbyters
W. B Johnson
Washington
Fenelon Bald
Slidl
Reve Junius Bo Remensanyder
Lutheran
Biald
God
Min
Tlin
Father Dravid
Phelaw
Lars
Rey
Sain RO May
St. Louis
Pleasant Hunter
Postals
State ST
Trenton, NN. J
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool
London & Globe
Is. Co.of
North America
North British & Mercantile
Niagara
Pittsburg
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Post Office
Obranbury,n. d
Lending Hatter
Stetson
Hatter
State St. Trenton, N. J
Barguing In
C.C. Blauvelt
New Brunswick
Hichtstown, N. J
Peppler
Imau
Pam
W. A. Wood
Iron Age
Phinet Jr
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Paris
Martin C. Ribsam
Trenton, N. J
Sahachake View Hotel
Trenton Clothing Co
North Broad
Charles Wicoff
George Tl. Wicoff
Aspinwall
Oliver
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Inep
Applegate Optical Rooms
F. GC
Leaming
Col. State and
Warren Streets
N. J
International Tailoring Co
T. Mason & Son
Main St
Nghtstown, N. J
Cranbury
I. Jor
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