Inspection and rifle prizes in Second Regiment drills
A period notice details the Second Regiment inspections led by Colonel D F Collina and Adjutant John M. Rogers to assess progress. It covers dates for company drill reviews, uniform use, and guidance on rifle practice rules and eligibility for the Regimental, Collins, and National Rifle Association medals.
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D. F Collina
John M. Rogers
Jowph
Nelson Yo Dunant
Dlunn
Jyper
National” Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Princeton Degrees Honor Wilson Aide Porters At Closing
Princeton June 14 In the closing exercises at Princeton University Secretary of State Eliza Root and Horace Porter late Ambassador to France received honorary doctor of laws degrees President Woodrow Wilson could not attend Prof John Grier Hibben presided The ceremony included Latin salutatory by William Woodhull Hay and a valedictory by Julian Romar Neatty Gifts totaled 77000 with 31000 from the Ladies Auxiliary toward the Isabella McCond Infirmary and a 2500 scholarship gift from Mrs Lansing The 312 degrees included seven honorary ones William Frederick Allen Arthur Everett Shipley and others were honored among the graduates Julian B McGilfert of Rosemont graduated from Pingry School in 1802 and completed classical studies at Princeton
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Princeton
Eliza Root
Horace Porter
France
Woatty Wilson
John Grier Mibben
William Woodhull Hay
New York
Riza
Julian Romar Neatty
Caroling
Navsau
Prof
Hibben
Xifta
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tsabella McCond Infirmary
Lansing Laoga
IL. &. Gansvoort
Rooth
Mr. Porter
William
Frederick Allen
American Railway Association
Arthur Everett Shipley
Christ's College
University of Cambridge
England
Royal Society
London
William Dougines Mackouzin
Hartford Semine Amt
Louis Phillips
Washington
Tanner and
Mither
Julian B. McGilfert
Rose
Whee
Pingry Chhaol
Westfield Club 18 Incorporated Certificate of Incorporation
Westfield Club 18 Incorporated has its certificate filed in the county clerk's office. Trustees listed include William Shuttle Edwin Py Floyse Wronkemit Clark Swanvy Janis A Woodward John A' Arunner and Walter's Toucey among others. Cryptic reminiscences and stray quotes intermix with local notes and advertisements about education and Foley's Kidney Cure in this preserved clipping.
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Westfield Club 18
Iicorporation
Nice
Pripeinal
Ofa Ct
Pterig
Meletsa Se Rlubhouse
Greyade
Wat
Wylliam &.Uttle Edwin Py Floyse Wronk—— Emit
Clark Swanvy
Janis A Woodward
John A' Arunner
Walter's Toucey
Longworths Dine With King Edward at Dorchester House
London June 14 Dorchester House shone as King Edward attended a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Reid in honor of American guests Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Guests wore striking gowns and flowers filled the rooms as Signor Caruso Emma Eames and others performed informally.
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London
Dorchester House
Mer
Whitelaw Reid
Nicholas = Longworth
America
Woerwalle
Mrs. Longworth
Reid
Union of Presbyterians Highlighted at Greyatown Church
Commissioner Smith described the General Assembly events in Des Moines including the union of Cumberland Presbyterians with the Presbyterian Church in the United States. He noted the handshakes between moderators, a Doxology, and approval of a book of forms for church services. Reports from boards showed active advisory work.
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Greyatown Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Smith
Elisabeth
Mr. Smith
General Assembly
Des Moinen
Small Fire at Summit Damages Old Baptist Church
A small fire yesterday around 3 30 pm occurred in the old Baptist Church at Morris and New England avenues, now occupied by Enterprise Laundry run by C T Corby and Son. Mrs Corby noticed the blaze, the chemical engine arrived quickly, and the house was soon extinguished.
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Sine 14
Old Baptist, Church, Morris
New England Avenas
Enterprise Laundry
C.T. Corby & Son
Corby
Firat
Howe
Sleep and the Inventors Debate Over Sleep Hours
A fragmented piece discusses Kadisen clatran arguing excessive sleep harms productivity and Teale countering, noting long sleep preserves vitality. It cites Gladstone and a racialized stereotype about Black individuals sleeping long hours, concluding with a strange extrapolation from a given philosophy about more sleep yielding more wakefulness.
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Kadisen Clatran
Teale
Gladstons
Gladstone
Eye
What Brougham Thought of Brownson at Seton Hall Jubilee
In recounting Seton Hall College's golden jubilee at East Orange a tale recalls Dr. Orestes A. Brownson, long Elizabeth resident and former Republican congressional candidate. A boastful London peer tests a professor who extols Brownson as a premier thinker and writer of both America and the present age.
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Seton Hall College
East Orange
Orestes A. Brownson
Elizabeth
Congress
Seton Hall
Orestes Augustus Brownson
Seton Wall
United States
Hrownson
England
Eason Lord Brougham
Brownson
America
Lord Brougham
Pure Milk Bill Signed and Other Legislation Noted
The governor signed a pure milk disposal bill setting penalties of 10 and 20 for first and subsequent offences for selling substandard milk. Assemblyman Arrowsmith’s retirement fund bill and Senator Jackson’s measure validating navigable‑stream construction fines by freeholder boards were also signed, with Attorney General McCarter deeming the retirement provision constitutional. The report mentions a Perth Amboy bridge project tied to these actions.
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Satrenton
Hoag
Thad
Assemblyman Arrowsmith
Teachers’ Retirement Fund Act
McCarter
Jackson
Boards of Freeholders
Perth Amis
Howell family bible sought by relatives in Elizabeth
An appeal notes Howell family members seek possession of the Howell Bible once held by Nancy Howell a maiden lady who lived with friends in Elizabeth and died there after previously living in Brooklyn and Chatham New Brunswick. An advertisement under Wanted provides further details.
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Howell
Nancy Howell
Elizabeth
Chatham
N. 1
Brooklyn
Pioneer preacher holds church in saloon in Kanngs
Rev. Naylor arrived in Winteld Kansas to find only one building large enough for services, a saloon. The saloonkeeper removed liquor and let preaching proceed, then closed the place after the morning service. By next Sunday services moved to a schoolhouse on the town outskirts.
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Aeaceon
Indien
Ohio
Winteld
Kan
M Ansoon
Navlorian
Mr. Naylor
Pnison Alt O'Rlock
Parnon
Tae Tows
Springield
Bishops bill court challenge eyed by temperance leaders
In Trenton on June 14 Richard V. Lindabury and Judge Robert Hudspeth advised brewers and saloonkeepers that the bishops bill should be taken to the Supreme Court around July 1 or just before the new excise law takes effect. They discuss constitutionality, the fifth section, and potential delays while noting Backes argues the rest of the bill may remain valid.
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Trenton
Richard V. Lindabury
Eases
Robert Hudspeth
Hudson
Supreme Court
Gilbert Collins
Peter Backes
Excise Commie Siowers
Avix
Messrs
Lindabury
Hudspethy
Backes
Cnvirts
Aarinus
Fagan
Jersey City
Mae Fagan
Uncle of President Roosevelt Dies at 77
Robert B Roosevelt, uncle of Theodore Roosevelt, died at 4 a m at his Lots Lake Sayville home. The 77 year old Democrat served as U S minister to the Netherlands 1888 to 1890 and sat on the National Democratic Committee during Cleveland's campaigns. He championed outdoor sport and anti embalmed beef efforts, and was active in politics until retirement.
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York
Robert B. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lots Lake
West Sayville
Lot
Robert
United States
Netherlands
National Democratic Committee
Robert Roosevelt
Lee
Treacle Path From Wild Beast Bite to Syrup Meaning
A fragmentary discussion traces treacle from a term tied to a wild beast’s bite to a broad class of syrups. It notes ancient Greek origins, shifts to mean any soothing preparation, and how biblical usage related to healing from harm.
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Ther
Demat
Theriakos
Wyechti
Language Fragments and Marked Laws in a Shifting World
A garbled collage of linguistic curiosities and stray quotes traces debates on word origins from foxes to ships. It threads etymology notes, cultural references, and a dinner table moment, with a Chicago Tribune flavor and a nod to Havre and Roubaix trade shifts.
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Caliper
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