Road Contract Bids Opened by Cranford Committee
Cranford Freeholders discussed awards for Walnut Avenue roadwork. The Humphrey Company bid 15 487 dollars for paving to Hackensack, while Yonkers firm O Rourl Brothers bid 8111 100.51 for asphalt binders. The panel postponed final award pending state approval and considered using material from amesite to meet paving needs.
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E. C. Humphrey
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Innteek
State
Edgar
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Terrill
Kanwood
Sui Wook
Sorund Fiers -Veapha Luanatecein Lain
Thanking World Tour Flag Donors on New Jersey Visit
Treuton June 18 Captain W H Southland and the New Jersey crew returned to Boston Harbor with a large color pennant donated to honor the voyage. The flag passed through the Massachusetts Assembly, then to Governor Fort who displayed it around the chamber gallery. The conferred pennant, nearly 100 feet long, will be kept by the state rather than cut up among crew members.
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Jrry
Red Petry
Thin City
Thiliy Schlossberg
Goytor Fort
Wwe
Joint DO Vince
Janes Parker
Atynatus L. Clark
SoUmnitiona
Secretary of State
Ofie
Woman killed by taxi in Atlantic City collision
Mina Annis McCabe was struck by a taxicab at the corner of Atlantic and Illinois avenues while standing waiting for a trolley car. She was thrown under Rothwell’s vehicle, suffered fatal injuries, and died in the hospital. The cab continued after the crash as detectives search for the driver.
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Atlantic City
Mina Annis McCabe
Atlantic
Tlinois Avenues
Roth
John Well
Atlantic Monster
Rothwell
Rick
Cape May's Fine Beach Takes On Summer 100K
Cape May sketches its reputation as a family resort with strong visitor interest for the summer season. The safe beach attracts families and children with sheltered, clean sand and a calm atmosphere. The piece notes a guardian team and local efforts to welcome visitors and maintain the resort's safety and appeal.
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Cape May
Summer Life at the Beach With Repaired Pier Plans
The city provides for about 2 000 people in the pavilion as music fills morning to evening at the beach. Repairs on the iron pier begin after removing stones from the sunken derelict barge, which lies beneath the pier and weighs up to two tons. Once cleared, the barge will be floated away and the pier repaired, with vaudeville performances scheduled in the remaining uninjured portion.
Spanish War Veterans Encampment Set in Bayonne
The sixth annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held in Bayonne tomorrow with Camp Gerandin hosting. The Bayonne Opera House will stage events and a large tent will be set for visiting comrades. Commander-in-Chief C. W. Newton of Hartford and the New York department commander will attend, and a grand street parade is planned.
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United Spanish War
Bayonne
Gerandin
New Jersey
Bayonne Opera House
C. W. Newton
Hartford
Conn
New York
Evening hall opened to visitors and their friends
In the evening a hall will be available to all visitors and their friends. Every comrade of the U.S. is urged to attend and bring companions.
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U.S
Leper Charles Clary Escapes Camden Almshouse
Dr Bruce Keator secretary of the State Board of Health notified health officers in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York that Charles Clary a colored leper escaped Tuesday from Camden county almshouse at Blackwood. He has not been seen since and photographs have been distributed to sanitary officers in many states as efforts continue to recover Clary.
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Trenton
Bruce Keator
State Board of Health
Pennsylvania
New York
Camden County
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