Attractive Country Home on Apponegansett River in Dartmouth
A lengthy description of Captain William T. Schultz's residence on the Apponegansett riverwest shore in Dartmouth. The home blends historic art and Dutch decor with modern additions including a 2800 volume library, a two-story library and billiard hall, and 27 rooms. The grounds feature ponds, a granite waterfront wall, a harbor with lighthouse, and bathhouses, all designed for entertaining guests and boating.
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New Bedford Standard
William T.schultz
Cranbury
Public Library
Apponegansett River
William T. Schultz
New York
Dartmouth
Capt. Schultz
Schultz
New England
Apponegansett Tver
The Party of Youth Embraces Lincoln Era Republicans
A 1912 style editorial praising the Republican party as the party of youth and progress. It argues young voters see the GOP as future oriented, citing Lincoln Grant McKinley Roosevelt Taft and Sherman as examples, and contrasts with Democracy and Bryanism. It claims Republican leadership promises advancement and prosperity for all citizens.
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Republican Party
Party of Hope
Party of Promise
Taft
Sherman
Labor Turns to Taft in Cincinnati Conference
A Cincinnati gathering with Judge Taft Oscar Straus and T V Powderly argued labor is shifting toward Taft. Straus warned Bryan fallacies about bank deposits and government railways under a nonpartisan labor structure. Powderly praised organized labor and warned against delaying prosperity.
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Bryan
Cincinnati
Taft
Oscar Straus
Commerce and Labor
T. V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Powderly
Straus
Labor
Mr. Straus
Mr. Bryan
Secretary Straus
Buick
Electric Bitters and Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsements
Local notices tout Electric Bitters as a cure for weakness insomnia and a tonic for the feeble elderly mother of P J Daly of Chicago with favorable results. Fellow resident John White of Houston Maine praises Dr King’s New Discovery for winter cough relief after trying other remedies. Both remedies are sold under guarantee at Clayton’s drug store with trial bottles available.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittafield
N. E. Clayton
P. J. Daly
W. Congreas
Chicago
Clayton’s Drug Store
John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
N.fp. Clayton's
Taft Climbs Through Sea Ship Hole In Bold Feat
On a voyage to Manila to open the Philippine Assembly, William Howard Taft scales a narrow deck hole with 285 pounds of weight, aided by stubborn patience and relentless effort. Ambassador O'Brien and Judge Burke watch as Taft props, climbs, and finally emerges smiling amid cheers from fellow travelers.
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Mr. Taft
Ambassador O'Brien
Tokyo
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Judge Burke
Mirec
Mr.Patt
Mr. Tatt
Hin
Taft
Negro and Democracy in 1912 Political Divide
A historical critique argues colored voters should back the Republican ticket, noting disenfranchisement in the South and Bryan’s stance. It predicts a party realignment after Bryan’s defeats, with Taft and the Independence League gaining strength and a fractured Democratic party.
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Bryan
South
Thomas
Hisgen
Taft
Wisgen Bays
Democratic Party
Independence League
Court Chancery notice for partition of Cranbury lands
Order issued by the Court of Chancery New Jersey requires defendants to answer by November 4 following a September 3 1964 date. The bill seeks partition of lands in Cranbury Township Middlesex County where Ellen Jobes lived at death. Luther Martin Dey and May Dey are named as tenants in common and heirs.
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Court of Chancery of the
Atuta of
New Jersey Mide’ l
Cauro
Richard Mongot Jobes
Linda
Cranbury
Middlesex
New Jersey
Ellen Jobes
Luther Martin
Dover
Innis
A. D
A.W. Dawes
Notice to creditors of Mary J Mortimore estate
Anthony Silver administrator of Mary J Mortimore deceased gives notice under the surrogate court of Middlesex to creditors to file debts demands and claims within nine months or be barred from action. Date September 3 19th century style text shows administration details.
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Anthony Silver
Mary J. Mortimore
Middlesex
Horaby
Mortimore
Tha E Stata
Anthony Silzeh
William
Cole
Duncan MacGown
Siddlesax
Haraby
Damands
Wits
CoLr
Catharina G. Wicoff
Annie PF. Britton
Devansad
Jth
Alves
Annie F. Britton
Catuantin L. Wicorr
Administrateix
John Bbltvers
William Tunsalll
Silvers
de Conn
Willam
Claire
Joan
Sivens
William Russe
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the Cranbury Press
Geo. W. Burroughs
the Party OF Youth
Party of Lincoln
Ita
Willow Jennings Bryan
Rta
Trenton
County of
Boards of Registry and Election
Anch
Middlesex County Board of Elections
H. H. Brown
John E. Elmendorf
Chancery
Luther Martin Day
May Dey
P.O
Hightstown
Mercur Co
N. J
Sohmer
N. Warren Street
Trenton, Nea
Mayonle Temple
Muale Store
FE. State ST
Trenton, N. J
Maggioni
Sous
V.B. Wicorr
Proctors West Suite Bt
Pronton
Peppler
Jagger and
Columbia
Harness
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
O’neils Cash Crocery Store
James
O’neil
Cranbury, N. J
Dare-Devil Schroyer
Mme
Norlek
Enope
America
Winklert
Second Regiment
Tonis
Indu Ciden
First. National Bank
YQUA
Savings Department
John 8. Silvers
GEO, B. Mershon, Camign
David
Lewis
John
James H. Goodwin
Walter
Grover
Alexander
A. L. Armstrong
D. McLean Voorhees
William J. Rowland
Crown
Hoosier
Ontario
Thomas and
Superior
Chas. Wickoff
Reb Reiteiteriint
Pemberton and
The
Union Transportation Company
Philadelphia
Wu, Burris, Sup’t
Oranbory
N.J
Chas. J
Wm. J. Thomas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Algo
H. D. Mount
Hichtstown, N. J
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe
Ins. Co. of North America, North British & Mercantile
Niagara
Pittsburg
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Post Office
Obanbury,n. J
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