Cranbury schedule and local notices 1901
Schedule in effect September 10 1901 lists departures to Cranbury Philadelphia New York Trenton via Bordentown Freehold Long Branch with multiple daily times. Returning departures from Market Street Wharf New York Desbrosses Cortlandt Street and from other stations. Local notices report Republican voters meeting September 28 to nominate governor candidate, society events church revival survivors and social rounds, and a bombastic array of family, transport, and community items.
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Cranbury
Philadelpha
New York
Trenton
Bordentown
Freehold
Long Branch
Philadelphia
Market St. Wharf
P. J. B. Hutchinson
Cranbury Township
Odd Fellows
Indies Reading Circle
Uvera 2d
C. E. Society of the First Church
Mission Societies
County Superintendent Urges Schools to Teach McKinley Death
County Superintendent H Brewster Willishan urges Middlesex teachers to teach the nation’s mourning after President McKinley’s death. Cranbury High School held exercises focusing on McKinley’s life, assassination, and national impact. Cyclone damage reported across Cranbury and Hamilton Square, with trees and buildings affected. Local notes include store promotions, weather mourning, and community events like the Kearney Brigade reunion and Union memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
FL A. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Iate
Wiliam McKinley
t“Randi
First National Bank
J. S. Silvers, Bro. & Co
Alice
H. Brewster Willishan
Middlesex County
Presiden McKinley
William McKinley
H. Brewster Wilfie
Cranbury High
Opening Day at Inter State Fair Promises Rich 1901 Lineup
The Trenton advertisement proclaims the opening Monday of the Inter State Fair on Sep 20 1901 with expanded attractions. It lists vaudeville acts such as Prof Little and Marsh and a five hour outdoor stage program plus amateur cycle races a motor paced bicycle race a horse show and a parade by New Jersey Second Regiment. Pumpkin and produce contests offer cash prizes and the entry window closes Sept 30 1901. News notes honor ex president Grover Cleveland Founders Day and local church services resume. The piece also mentions a Casino rebuild and a lengthy legal amendment proposal for New Jersey courts.
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Trenton
Mab- Jon Sk. Margerum
Prof. Little
Charles Marvelous Marsh
Mercer County ‘Fox Hunting Club
Stare
Rhimer
Me¢Farland
Hedstrow
New Jersey
Sonv
Eurchus
Thos
Mens Berae
Isseme Ly
Senate
House of
Pontheteen Bial Amd
Sours Peneh House
Aftier Cnet
Metus Bors
Guerad
Andelo
Jian House of Assembly
Iowa
Fom
Tanmaty
Latines and Brilliantines Sale Offer At 50c Each
A compact classified-style notice announces Latines and Brilliantines in finer grades lined and priced at 50c each. The brief item emphasizes availability and unit price, suggesting a local sale or display for readers.
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Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Minnie Stults
Prospect
Plains
Niel A. Winquest
Eng
S. Alieen
Brooklyn
van Dyke, Jr
Hotel “Monmouth
Asbury Park
H. Perrine
University of Pennsylvania
John Wyckoff
Red Bink
Samuel Perrine
A. H. Symmes
Charles
Ocean Grove
Derrick G. Perrine
H. C. Symmes
Richard Mason
A Cal
Marcus Farr
Princeton
Rose Walker
Sea Girl
Elva -M
Chamberlain
Abijjah Chamberlain
Jamesburg
C. B Newman
Como
Wm. Stein
Ars
Harry Moore
Mattox
Mission Society
The
Missionary Society of the First -Presbyterian-Church
Evangelistic Services
Geo. L. Barker
Blackiston
M. EF. Church
Windsor
Gilmore
A AG E. Social
C. E. Society of the
Patel
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Sptember
D. G. Davison
Mra
Geo. Thomas
Misa Ella Davis
J. L. Whitaker
R. Voorheen
J. A. Adama
F. FE. Cline
Sarah M. Reid
Blauvelt’y
Devos
John 8
Bergen
Second Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
C. F. Garrison
J. W. Lynch
J. B. Cunry
Adotos Allen
God
Christ
Bint
Mr. Dunham
Edward W. Dunham
Wrenton
Union Valley M. P
Graham Lewis
Cicero H. Jawis
Perth Amboy
Mixa Bessiek Smaker
William Grab
Graham
Mary Forman
Gazette
Hightstown
Cranbury Station
Prospect Plains
Auling Sprear
Ladies Reading Circle
G. W. Burroughs
iSketch
Daniel Webster
South Carolina
Mass
FE. Stults
Henry Clay
Mias Groves
Rufus Choate
Garrison
President McKinley
F. S. Davis
United States
Devoe
F. W. Drver & Co
John S.bergen
Dovoe
Jobo 9
Kansas
J. Chamberlain
Elwood Groves
John B. Perrine
M. MM. Griggs
Cranbury Necke
W. Updyke
Albert Hooper
Chimber
Dutch Neck
JS. Silvers Bro. &Co
Silvers Brow, & Co
Salvers Bros & Co
Charles Cox
Buffalos
M. Crosley
Iick
Kearney Brigade
Sumner Post
State
Bund
Acunion
McKipley
J.T. Ewing
N. FL
Clayton
Silvers Bros. & Co
Grover’ Cleveland
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
First
Second Presbyterian
A. B. Baker
Episcopal Convention
San Francisco
University
Hame
New Sea Region
Theological Seminary
G.!vo
Pera
N. F. Clayton
Josh Weathafer
Longaotee
Alko
Aser
Dd, Wolff & CO
Market Street
Newark
N. Js
Grovin & Sxepexen
Wrouped Plains, NJ
SAA
T, Hoffman
Main St
Aparrthrir
Rachel Silvens
Tion
Ntw
Jerhey
House of Assembly
Mons
Allies
Welting
Chantery
Chigneelor
Supreme Court
Yvrit
Erlornati
Court of Errors and Appeals
Paris
Bretton VII
Court of Common Pleas
Bey
Cwmil
Fivera
Peter
S.P Dunham & CO
North Broad Street
East State’ Street
Globe
Cheney Brothers
Calcutta
Royal Axminster Carpets
Axminster
Wien
CG. C. Blauvelt
C.C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Weegand
Manufacturing
Clutitiers
East State St
Mapes Fertilizers
Mapes
D. CG
Lewis & Son
Cranbury, N. d
Grover
Hightstown,n. J
Boss
Oure
J. So Silvers
Bro. & Co
Silvers
G. B. Mershon
Ihsgramce CO
Franz AC Esjwn
TOS
Opfice
Blilding, Chassury
BLS
Applewate
Fc Appregiste’s
Bét
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Stite & Warren
Gugage
Henry C. Symmes
Cranbury, N. J
J. Murphy
Cranbury, N.S
Hall Hiden Park
Edward Schaffer
N. J
Frank A. Blown
Edverpool & London & Globe
Ins. Co. of North America
Worth
British & Mercantile
Queen, Caledonian, Commercial Union
Mercer County
Tual
Shrewsbury
Lessen
Masonic Temple
N. Warren Street
J. Masonic Temale Music Store
A. A. Rue
L. A. Rue
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Hell Vees
Mosic
Wwe Pepper
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