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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1918

Page

3

Alarm Clock Mixups on Train Bring Lovers Back Together

Mary Hilton misses her train then discovers a swapped suitcase containing Harris Eccleston's diary. Reading his letters and a medical student rumor, she realizes Harris misread her silence. They reunite aboard the train and plan a quiet wedding at a nearby ivy clad church.

Mary Hilton Mary Platforn Harris Eccleston Feris Fen Harris Ralph Aeronth Mary Llarris Miss Fisten Harriss Mare

No Sovereigns to Counterfeit in Kingston Bankruptcy Court

A Kingston bankruptcy court heard a barrister explain his dire finances as war related. He argued the shift from gold coin to paper money, via treasury issues, ended his decades of counterfeiting prosecutions and nearly halted mint work since 1878.

Kingston Tie Treasury Londot Telegraph

Spoiling His Joke on a Weekday Confusion

A humorous dialogue centers on a calendar mix up with references to Wednesday and Thursday. Greene insists Wednesday is the fourth day while correcting others that Sunday is the first day and Monday follows. The miscount triggers apologies for the confusion.

Redd Greene P’ny

Not Necessary. Te When angry you should count ten before you speak

The statement advises counting to ten before reacting in anger to avoid cutting remarks. It echoes a common self control rule urging calm and thoughtful speech. It presents no named events, organizations, or locations.

Drowning Fatality At Hackensack River

Seventeen year old Peter Devott of West Hoboken drowned after losing grip on a springboard near the Hackensack river at Carlstadt. Rescuers failed to reach him in time. his body was recovered hours later.

Hackensack River Paterson Plank Road Peter Devott Traphagen Street West Hoboken Carlstadt R. O. Swope Riverdale School Pequannock Township Camp Dix Camp Cus?ter Mich Newton Paul Lelttes Franklin Ogdensburg Allen RL Shiy Sussex County Joseph J. Regan Newark Public Chanute Aviation Rantoull Osweep Normal School New Haven Index Visible Company Essex County Henry Whitedegar Carlisle United States Newark State Food Administration Chatderser City Aumber Jersey Dave Washington Linden William M. Decker Butler Fidward K. Roberts Decker Smith A. Decker Smith Decker Deckers New Jersey Camden Employment Office Land Army Bessie Allen Westfield Marie Johns Plainfield Rahway Lehigh Valley Railroad William Beinemian Frederick W. Bischatl Department of Justice Gould & Sherhard Federal Grand Jury Woodbury Eoward W. Townsend Conwresd Bath New Jersey Gudl Montclair Dallas Sussex Pusey & Jones Gloucester Hartshorner Ao Paterson Gloucester County Maine South Jersey State University of New Jersey Rutgers College New Brunswick Union County Jacques Neightmond Faiken Pauline Neighmond Phy- Nein Ogden David Brown Budd Lake Mount Olive Netcong Sith Dualrymen's League United Water Supply Companys Wats Coonter Haskell Ee. Lou Pont de Nemours & Co Coreline BR. Walker Town Banks Adelaide Dobtin Warren County Gregthy Tadian Belvidere Camp Meade Hose Company New Providence River Road Chatham Township Baron David Halsted Antonio Gregorio Letizio Gioelio New York Andover Township Davob Down Town Club Merchantville

Riparian Leasing Expands State Revenue and Land Use

New Jersey adopts a 60 year rent based system for riparian lands replacing grants. Leases total 82 miles of frontage with capital value of 116049.81 and annual income projected over 1 million dollars across multiple periods. Gov Edge touts advantages of revaluation, non payment of 7 percent during leases, and eventual return of land to state with improvements.

Trenton New Jersey State Department of Commerce and Navigation Edge Cenus

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