Monroe Era and Hudson Tunnel Ceremony Recounted
A long review of James Monroe’s presidency notes his era as a peace filled period and strong cabinet. a separate report covers the Hudson River tunnel groundbreaking with Governors Edwards and Smith, New Jersey and New York officials, and a large ceremonial procession in Manhattan and Jersey City.
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Onroe
United States
England
Great Lakes
Florida
Spain
Louisiana Purchase
Old World
New World
Missouri
Monroe
Virginia
Washington
New Hampshire
John Quincy Adams
William H. Crawford
John H. Calhoun
Willam Wirt
Trenton
Hudson River
New Jersey
New York
Edwards
Smith
Canal and
West Streets
New York City
Fourth
Twenty-third Street
Manhattan
Seventy-first Regiment
Thirty-fourth Street
Fourth Avenue
George R. Dyer
New York State Bridge and Tunnel Commission
Jersey City
Newark
Seventy-first
New York National Guard
J. Hollis Wells
John F. Hylan
Frank Hague
William M. Calder
Walter &. Edge
William J. Wilgus
Board of Consulting Engineers
J. R. Lynes
Desbrousses Street Ferry
Charles D. Parker
Laurel House
New Egypt
Bridgeton Chamber of Commerce
Old Commercial League
Chamber of Commerce
New Brunswick
Raritan
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Clarence J. Housman
Long Branch
Board of Education
Piscataway Town School
New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Events and Incidents
A roundup of New Jersey items includes the State High School Conference meeting at Rutgers and Rutgers University, a West New York death from gunfire, a Grandstand collapse injuring spectators in Jersey City, political debates in Newark and Princeton, school funding votes in Bloomfield and West Orange, and a first all woman jury in Freehold.
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New Jersey
Edwards
United States
Public Utility Commission
Te Elizabethtown Gaslight Company
Newark
Utility Commission
State High School Conference of
Rutgers College
State University of New Jersey
Henry Shhubengeiger
West New York
North Hudson Hospital
Charles Birch
Jersey City
Carpentier-Levinsky
Associated Automobile Clubs of
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Thomas Harlan
Newar
Harlan
Sussex Avenue
Bloomingdale Board of Education
Charles Browne
Princeton
Wilson
Gregory School
Board of Education
Pattern Company
Mme
Antoinette Pascarella
Philip Garrison
Dealer
Princeton University
Princeton * University—Republican Club
Cox-Roosevelt Club
Monroeville School
Salem County
Gloucester County
Marshall
Mercer Court
Joseph Cody
Cody
Turner
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
East Orange
Lackawanna
George Applegate, Jr
Freeholder
Applegate
South River
Metuchen High Schoow
American Motors’ Corporation
West Front Street
Plainfield
National Urban League
Erie Railroad
Susquehanna Railroad
Sussex
Hamburg
Gdensburz
Rand
Montague Township
Lincoln School Hall
Summit
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Stockham Building
Herbert Chandler
Bloomfield
Chandler
Rockaway
Bordentown Industrial School
Bordentown
Burlington
The
State College
Lardetier Ridout
Joseph Anderson
Marion Lanes
Augustus Johnson
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Elizabeth
Rockefeller
Charles P. Frenz
Spotswood
Middlesex
New Brunswick
James Monroe A Chronology of Public Service
James Monroe born in Westmoreland County Virginia in 1758. He graduated from William and Mary in 1776 and joined the army. He served in the legislature Continental Congress state conventions and the Virginia governor and diplomatic posts.
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James Monroe
William and Mary’s College
Monroe
White House
Washington
Continental Congress
National Senate
Virginia
France
England
Spain
Westmoreland County
Senate
Diplomatic Service
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Education Bulletin
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