Train Schedule Effective October 14 1900 Cranbury to Philadelphia
Schedule lists weekday departures from Cranbury for Philadelphia at 7.58 and 11.04 a m and 6.59 p m with another at 151.98 6.59 p m, plus New York 7.15 9.05 a m and 5.20 p m and Trenton via Bordentown 7.58 11.04 a m 6.59 p m, Freehold and Long Branch 9.05 a m and 5.29 p m. Returning leaves Philadelphia Market St Wharf 7.10, 12.00 and 4.00 p m, New York W 23d St 8.55 a m and 3.65 4.65 p m, Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sts 9.10 a m 4.00 and 6.10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Philadelphia
New York
Trenton
Bordentown
Freehold
Long Branch
Market St. Wharf
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sts
J. R. Woop
J. B. Hutcarmson
Gen
Read Ribsam advertisement notes and local visits
A compilation of short items lists visits by Philip Garrison in Ocean Grove and various residents in New Jersey towns. Mentions include Miss Eloise Reed Englishtown, Mrs. Burroughs Trenton, Lewis Van Duesen New York City, and other social calls, illnesses, church events, gatherings, and upcoming scenes such as quail season opening and a cowsale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Garrison
Ocean Grove
Eloise Reed
Englishtown
George W. Burroughs
Trenton
Lewis van Duesen
New York City
Harvey
Dey
Lena Thompson
Franklin Park
C. C. Beekman
J. H. Goodwin
George B. van Dyke
Baby
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
New Jersey
New Brunswick
C. F. Garrison
Emma Bourne
van Liew
Tallman
D. P. Peck
E. F. Dowsing
M. A. Searles
H. L. Morris
E. V. Street
MC. Campfield
Hallowe'en Social at Second Church Chapel
Ladies' Industrial Union hosts a Hallowe'en supper at the Second Church chapel on October 31 with coffee for 15 cents. An evening of merriment invites all, with a note that the young may learn of good fortunes in store. Death of Mrs. Reese follows a paralytic episode on a train en route to Newtown. funeral was held at her residence. Reading Circle meets October 31 at Miss Marie Groves's home with Washington Irving as the topic and Irving quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Ladies’ Industrial Union
William Reese
Newtown
Marie Groves
Washington Irving
Irving
J. F. Curry
Rip van Wickle
Samuel Perrine
Harve-de-Grave
Cora Ketchner
John M. Spencer
Edward Hutchinson Savige, Jr
W. A. Waldo
First Presbyterian Church
Harve-de- Grace
Harry 4. Spencer
Harve-de-Grace
Harry Marston
Baltimore
A. B. Robbins
Brooklyn
T. W. Penrose
Philadelphia
Ernest Wyckoff
Hightstown
Eliza Porter
Hackettstown
Rose Lamer
Nellie Rathfern
Lancaster
New Jersey Shoe Manufacturing Company
Peddie Institute
KyoSophia
Ruth Mather
Miss. Browne
Mandolin
Cultar
Metropolitan Star Quintette Company
Royal Tyron Jean Concert Company
Geo
T. Sweeny
Teland T. Powers
Totus Glee Club
Hightstown Baptist Church
Artig
Miss Horr
Philadelphia Record
Hallowe’en
Morning and Evening church services and events
Morning and evening services at First and Second Presbyterian churches with sermons on Christ and Abraham and a Rutgers preacher. Methodist notes outline a program of song, music, and a talk on spiritual life with speakers including Philip Garrison and Mrs. Adams. Republican rally planned at Odd Fellows Hall led by George L. Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. DeMaris
C. F. Garrison
J. E. Curry
M. EF. Snyder
New Brunswick
First Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Anny
Philip Garrison
Whitaker
Lucy Adams
Anti-Baloon League Forms State Group In Newark
The Anti-Baloon League organized the State League in Newark transferring control from national to state. Officers include Honorary President Bishop Bowman Orange and President Rev P Theo Pockwan New Brunswick with several clergy in key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Anti-Baloon League
Newark
State League
Bishop Bowman
Orange
P. Theo. Pockwan
New Brunswick
J. F. Patterson
Chance
Hatten
Morristown
W. ‘Ff
Dorward
Stelton
J. R. Brittain
Halloween Plans and Local Notes From the Village
Halloween eve described with caution about gates and property, along with autumn leaves turning and forecasts of a cold winter. The piece praises Republican display, notes Presbyterian Sabbath School attendance rises, and highlights a Chicago suburb cooperative cooking association cutting household costs.
Olney Only Democrat to Back Bryan Across Cabinet Rank
Ex secretary of state Olney stands as the lone Democrat from the two Cleveland cabinets to declare for Bryan. The Bryanites highlight Olney’s past injunction ruling against Chicago strikers, while listing other cabinet members who remain silent or support McKinley. A flood of converts to McKinley are named, with party loyalty and campaign strategy noted as tensions rise within the Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Bryan
Wickitney
Cleveland
Chicago
Yound
Law and Order
Charles
Fadrebild
John G. Carlisle
Daniel S Lamont
William ¢C. Whitney
Don M. Tichinson
J. Sterling Morton
Wor Wilson
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
John D. Cimmins
New York
Thomas Jo Mangan
Binghamton
Chaiman
Broome County
Democratic Committee
Newton Lincoln
Jamestown
WA Duckworth
Bloomfield
Samuel A Jones
Norwich
N. C
Cleve Kind John McMartan
Bridgeport
Mia
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Bot Qralam
Stuart
Jameso Hardison
Geneva
Ind
Som Jones
Toledo
SOP Gamaphel
Toneha
Populiat Damhdate
Congress
Tietiis Movie
Des Metica
Canaille
Bryant
Political volley over McKinley Bryan clash in era headlines
The piece throws sharp barbs at both parties as Bryan denounces Republican policies while McKinley supporters defend prosperity under Republican rule. It cites labor unrest and strikes, arguing prosperity hinged on Republican leadership and warning of populist overreach.
Notice of Final Account Exhibition in Middlesex Court
Executors of Sarah Benddor deceased intend to exhibit their account to the Judge of the Ipshead Court for the County of Middlesex on Tuesday October 1 1900 for settlement and allowance. The account will be audited and stated by the Surrogate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Benddor
Ipheast Court
County of
Middlesex
Tuesaday
Sarah A. Brown
Henry W. Brown
James Ll. Brown
James L. Brown
Henry W Brows
Blauvelt Store Promotes Broad Stock and Low Prices
AUTURAR C C Blauvelt markets a large selection of trimmed and untrimmed hats silk and velvet dress goods and dry goods for home use. The store touts low city prices on linens tableware and fancy goods with new stock in notions and embroidery and emphasizes improvements in the mercerized linings and ready for criticism by Mrs Blauvelt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ribsam
Cornelia Anderson
South Cranbury
Ezekiel Barclay
Presbyterian Sunday School of Dayton
Mr. Fulton
Manalapan
Fiist
Blythe Dey
Half Acre
Lawrence Myers
Frank F. Schwinger
George Neal, Jr
Sheriff
I. D. Barclay
Emma Lee
Lotta C. Goodwin
F. Quad
George Puerschner
J. 8. van Dyke, Jr
University of Pennsylvania
H. Perrine
A. S. Cole
A. G. Hagaman
Camden
Enid Walker
Plainfield
William W. Walker
Anna Petty
Shaw & Petty
Wm. C Voorhees
James R. Swain
Princeton Seminary
Elizabeth Swain
Marion Symmes
Frank B. Symmes
Tennent
H. C. Symmes
Hamilton Square
Geo. Li
Odd Fellowa Hall
Reese
Church Services
Richard Morrin
Rutgers ' College
Methodist Church
Republican Rally
Fellows Hall
Apexkor
George L
Record
Jersey City
Assembly
Mr. Willis
H. Brewster Willis
Middlesex County
Democrats
Willis
Hesaya
J. Kearny Rice
Otto Crouse
State Board of Education
Lawrenceville
Peddie
Bordentown Military Institute
Peddie Athletic
South Jersey Institute
Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Enedeavorers
Pittsfield
Mass
Chistian
Newberg
Savige
William Stainsby
New Jersey Bureau of Statistics
the Herald Forecast
New York Herald
Heald
Kentucky
Trelania
New York State
Ina
Dlown
Eveingham
Possesson
Lnquire
First’ Presbyterian
Longwood Co-operative Cooking Association
Bryants Detoeratie National Coniaatteeninn Chonpad
Bivan
Qinney
Devetall
Scott
Beyvanithy
Ohas
Quincy
Mtr] Rn
Repubicana
Republican Party
McKinley Fg
Washington Post
Chamberlain
N. F. Clayton
Goodwin
Johnspp
Elwood Bastedo
Kingston
Ten Mile Run
John Thompson
Dayton
David Johnes
John V. Fisher
Pleasant Hill School House
Black Property
Princeton, N. J. Real Estate
Gi. W. Harber
Main St
Peter R. Bergen
Clifford G. Brown
Cranbury Station
Reene
N.J
Emetine
D.C. Lewis
W. Irving Stults
Peter B. Stults
The
Oliver Typewriter Co
Chicago, VA
Barratas
Voorhees
Bea
Aizes
Skinner
Rtunities
East State Street
P. Quaham & Co
North Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
McCreery
McCreery’s
Auturar
C. C. Blauvelt
Hyacinth
Jardiniers
Science
BNE
George F Applegate
F. C. Leamning
Sec
Treas
State & Warren Sts
N. J
Sobhmer & Co
Mason & Hamlin
Emerson, Smith & Barnes
Keller Bros
Willard
Snedeker & CO
Warren Street
Masonie Templé Music Store
Henry 0. Symmes
Leon Ecot
Cranbury, N. J
German American Insurance Co
J. Murphy
Saab
Lave
Schumacher
James Harkivess
Oranbury, N. J
W. D. Wear
Edward Schaffer
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe
German American, Inc. Co
North America
North British & Mercantila
Queen
Caledonian
Commercial Union
Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Post Office