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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

3

Red Bank Battle Monument Ceremony Honors Patriots

At Woodbury on June 2 a ceremony celebrated the Red Bank battle of 1777 with governors Utter, Dennypackery, and Brokes present. Miss Virginia Andrews unveiled a monument to Lieut Colonel Greene and Rhode Island, New Jersey and Pennsylvania contingents. The procession and reception followed, with a National Park Hotel ceremony and a monument statue depicting a Colonial trooper, amid naval and other veteran groups.

Woodbury Christopher Greeve New Jesey Rhode Inkwild Pennsylvania Virginia “Andrews Windbury League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia Patriotic Aniston Edward Casper Brokes New Jersey George HM. Utter Rhode Island Samuel W. Dennypackery South Street Psaupetiel Utter Ootpaskener Mary A. Greene Edward Aborn Greene Providenor Line of Red Bank Hoslans National Park Thi Tn. GN. Jy Mather Camden Ohanning National Park Hotel Edward Dillon Goveror Utter Greene Stuken Pennypacker Otter Misa Mary Edward Greene Rhode Jvland Stokes Schlivra Eater County David 0. Watkin Andrewa J. Leland Howard Willian J. Albright

Monument to Sennen and Fort Mercer memorial ceremony

The article notes a dedication near Red Bank for the Monument to Sennen and Fort Mercer. It mentions ceremonies at the Whiston mansion where the wounded from both sides were cared for after the Battle of Red Bank and the death of Count Dynop from Hessian wounds. Governor Stokes led the day's events, with Utter and Pennypacker present before heading to Philadelphia.

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Growth of Trout Baffles Growers and Scientists

A garbled 19th century note discusses the Gaivelinus fontinilis or break trout, claiming unpredictable growth with age, food, and temperature. It cites Canada’s lakes, claims some fish reach eleven to twelve pounds, and notes inconsistencies in food supply and water conditions. The piece ends with a humorous domestic vignette about a child arguing over cake.

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Col Stevens Endorsed for Senator by Hoboken club

The Delaware Club endorsed Col E A Stevens for U S Senate. The county Democratic organization may back him, with Eu gene F Kinkead of Jersey City leading the push. Speakers included Job H Lippincott and Thomas Hyatt as party factions realigned in Hoboken and Hudson County politics.

Republica Bey Hoboken E. A. Stevens Delaware Club Io Stevens Hiudson John x Dmorats Eugene F. Kinkead Jersey City Neutenant Robert Davis Job H. Lippincott Thomas Hyatt David Eawards Niall Shannon Albert Gregory Joseph Warren Allan L. McDaxraott Merv Rinkeed Democracy

Living on an Acre How it Would Help 2a of Pa Fly

An article argues that a family with one modest house on an acre, cultivated ground, and a small chicken setup can reduce family expenses materially. It notes urban limits, distance to work, and electricity extensions enabling rural living near cities, addressing a breadwinner earning modest wages and family education.

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Man Builds Self Sufficiency Through Farm and Garden Returns

A citizen with a stake in the country gains resilience by saving 200 dollars yearly on rent and producing eggs vegetables and fruit for daily rations. Such self sufficiency strengthens character and civic duty compared with a wage earner who spends all earnings.

Fragmented Historical Text on Words and Cockfighting

A garbled excerpt discusses the appeal of short words versus long ones in speech and writing, civic and economic themes, and includes a historical note about cockfighting in ancient Greece and England. It references battles with Persians, bravery of birds, and an international sausage exhibition in Berne.

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