Boudinot Tablet Memorial and Local Notices
Recent items report the installation of the Boudinot memorial tablet at Nassau Hall Princeton honoring Elias Boudinot a continental congress leader and early U S Mint director The piece notes his roles and the Boudinot fellowship The rest lists a fatal train accident near Beverly and a series of upcoming local auction sales with dates bidders and locations
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Princeton
Boudinot
Princeton University
Nassau Hall
Elias Boudinot
Continental Firmy
Continental Congress
New Jersey
Continental Congress of
United States Congress
Washington
United States Mint
Sfa
founders-of-the-American- Bible-Society
Atrugtes
College of New Jersey
Burlington
Joseph Holmes
Sherman Borden
Cooperstown
Beverly
Mark Trickett
Henry Wells
Dr. Adams
New Zealand mail link proposal sparks hopes for faster service
Charles W McMurray of New Zealand connections prompts talk of a quicker Eastern States to New Zealand mail route. Aimed at reducing nine week delays, a two day extension at San Francisco could halve transpacific times, with hope of faster replies from New York to New Zealand. The Postmaster General referenced potential schedule changes contingent on agreement expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. McMurray
Hightstown
New Zealand
New Zealand Times
J. H. Goodwin
McMurran
C. W. McMurran
America
Mr.McMurran
Jeading
New York
Tae
R. J. Wynne
Washington
Oceanic Steam Ship Company
San Francisco
San Francie
New York Commercial
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for cures and trial offers
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures consumption coughs and colds with testimonials from a Kentucky seller. It promotes trial bottles and guarantees refunds, with Pennsylvanian Railroad’s Winter Excursion Book and reduced-rate tickets to New Orleans for bankers’ meeting travel, plus extension options.
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Deuggiat
C. T. Smith
Davia
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad, Company
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Regional Train Route Jumble Sparks Transit Confusion
A garbled OCR style list shows scrambled station names including Wrex Davy Westwarp AeM and multiple New Jersey towns such as Cranbury Hightstown Bordentown Eastwarp Philadelphia Camden and Trenton. The unreadable text hints at a transit route or timetable fragment with noon or pat indicators and assorted city pairs. The passage lacks coherent events or dates.
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Wrex
Davy
Westwarp
Aem
A.M
Pat
New York
Newark
South Amboy
Jamarbury
Jamesbors
Joe Cranbury
Hightstown
Jamesburi
South
Aubay
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury
XN. J
the Press Printing CO
Roosevelt
Coted States Navy
Harper
University of Chicago
White House
Tom Johnson
Columbis
Panama Canal
Cleveland
Bryan
Hill
Arthur Pue Gorman
Chicago
London
Hoosavelt
Spain
United States
Root
Congress
Mr. Hill
Bucklen
Clayton
Boudinot Piacea
D. W. Clayton
E. Perrine
Woodbridge
Iselin
John ‘Taylor
George W. Soden
State Reform School
Mount’s Mills
W.H. Johnson
Melissa E. Petty
Fresh Pond
South River
A. McNamee
Bethenia Sorter
Plainsboro
The
Yoormeky Weekly Store
Germany
Warmen
H. M. Voorhees &Bro
State
Trenton, N. J
Marine
Trenton
N. J
Norfolk
Central Electric and Construction CO
Chambers Street
Princeton, N. J
Lightstown
Bordenwoot
Freehold and
Jamesburc
Freehold
Sea Girt
Trenton Ald
Sow
Jememmout Tata
Jamesauxg Junction
Pal Weencdit
Roseneweyor
State St
Dobbins
East State Street
Oak Hall
Sixth and Market Sts
Shest Taitor Aliape
On Suits
Peppler's Weekly That
Mercer County
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Masons
NEW York Tribune Farmer
New-York Weekly Tribune
New-York Tribune
Tribune Farmer
Cranbury Press
PRESS
Cranbury, N. J
New-York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Eldridge Sewing Machine
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St
N. Warren Street
Nid
U. S
Bonet Rch Mkeneh
D.C
W. H. Johnson
Banner
Electric
Empire
Cranbury,n. J
J. S. Bercen
John .S
Bergen
Davison
Lehigh Coal
Jamesburg, N. J
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