Masbrouck graduates at Hasbrouck Institute year
The Hasbrouck Institute plans a week of exercises led by Rev Archie Newton Thompson with a baccalaureate sermon. Fifteen graduates will receive the Hasbrouck Diploma enabling entry to major colleges. Valedictorians from the class include James Whiting Gopsil and Win Van Pregerick McIntire Jr, who will attend Princeton and others to Rutgers and Wellesley.
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James Whiting Gopslil
Thoma Gopsil
Ctors
Princeton College
WinVan Pregerick Mcintire
John Witham ‘Horwood
Clyde Demarest Hurvon
Corne
Nicholas Vrowland
Rutgers
Helen Hoffman Herr
Wellesley
Mies
Helen Mation Britten
Hal Coulmer
Sevtce
Andrew Hiennom
Solcntity
Nmse
Abrat
Middle Cine
Catholic Benevolent Legion Event Promises Entertainment and Smoker
An entertainment and smoker under the Catholic Benevolent Legion will be held at Groeschel's Hall in Jersey City on Wednesday evening July 11 at eight o'clock. Prominent speakers will discuss the Legion’s benefits and the event is hosted under the auspices of Jersey City Council No. 0. Free admission and open to Catholic men aged eighteen to fifty-five.
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Catholic Benevolant Legion
Legion
Groeschel's Mail
Oakland
Benson Avénues
Jersey City
Mallory
Baler
Wal
Ima
An- Net
Jeevay
Peeors
Tas
Ganesamieat
Anid Land
At. J. O'Donnell
Marcus H. Coughlin
Mariana A ‘Gesell Wheeler
Ancrew
Abba Ann Baldwin
Mary C. Baldwin
Kathryn C. Yer
Amelia’ Reloka
Hudaut
New Jersey
Belova
Ruby-Wagner Wedding At Home In Denton
Mrs Annin Fuby wed Mr Aunt A Wager at the parents home on Gergen avenue in Denton. The ceremony, by Rev KW Pulpee of the English Lutheran Church of Dar Bainour, included a reception and couple's departure south for their honeymoon.
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Mrs
Jamen Hunt
Bergen Avenue
Allenhurst
Tustings
Madison Avenue
West Milford
C. H. Perry
City
Brigit i
The
Heights
Annin Fuby
Gergen Avenue
Aunt A. Wager
Denton
KW. Pulpee
Dar Bainour
Growth and plans reshape Nassau campus at Princeton
Princeton notes describe Nassau Hall era reforms after the Civil War with Henry and M Taylor Pyne guiding a wave of campus expansion. New dormitories, professional colleges, and a wall of dormitories will encircle the campus while preserving select old structures. The centerpiece is a Gothic wall of pumice and Indiana limestone facing with Osford lines, targeted for completion by New Year 1902. The gymnasium funded by Nassau alumni will rise on Princeton Place, linking Brokaw Field to University Place and shaping a broader campus plan through Blair Hall and University Hall.
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Burr
College of New Jersey
Newark
Princeton
Sass
Newark “Sunday News
New Dorses College
Almivst
Phekinson
Princeston
Pinceton
Yard Henry
Philadelphia
M. Taylor Pyne
Nassau
Dampis
Geteen
Univerity Wigslen
Aly
Prineston Mien
Elgir
Kite
Uea
Osxford
Prince Fon
Naasan
Alain
University Place
Brokaw Memorail
Staffol Mette Hall
New Stafford Little Tall
Little Hall
Blair Hall
University Hall
Blate Hall
Hiltatoad Cohservatory
Mig
Princeton Campus Rebuilds Signal a New Era for Old North
A long article details plans for major Princeton campus redevelopment. Old landmarks vanish as Nassau Hall, Reuben Hall, West College, and other dormitories are replaced by new academic and administrative buildings. Van Cleve gateway will rise. university offices move under the historic North College roof. The Art Museum is to be completed, and grounds converted to parkland, signaling the near extinction of the campus as it was forty years ago.
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Guivet Place
Alesander Hall
Rom Nussa Street
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Uiversity
Carine
Cnmipus
Ud Tenalon Hall
West College
Nassau Hall
Lats Jong «Ince
Fiat
University
Reublon Hall
Apie
Hast College
Old North College
van Cleve
Tbe Drive
Lw School
S Technical College
Pie Art Museum
Marquard
Cutopis
Qh North College
Ainoviex
Toix
Tich
Force and malt breakfast flakes claim vital nutrition
An historical notice describes a new breakfast product made from wheat and barley malt. It emphasizes nitrogen content and the need for essential elements, claiming the cereal supplies all body requirements and energy. The crisp sweet flakes are marketed as a tempting, healthful food option with sugar added for flavor.
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Huimah
Patterson's Stellar Magazine Breakthrough Sparks Billy's Turnaround
Billy Patterson, a struggling writer in New York, receives a rejection that grows comic and grim as he contemplates debt. A late package reveals a check from Stellar Magazine for Princess Adele, changing his fortunes and renewing hope as he kisses the pictured girl on the wall.
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Billy ‘Patterson
East Side
Stellar
Billy
Adele
Stellar’ Magazine
Billy Patterson
Nature uses elements in bones and building materials
The text contrasts natural use of elements by nature with human use. It notes calcium in bones and enamel, and calcium in human construction of buildings with copper and aluminium, while mentioning zinc, lead, and mercury as elements nature does not clearly employ.
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Nature
Ble
Penalty of genius fades from male line across generations
A commentary on the brief tenure of genius with a sweeping tally of famed writers and statesmen. The piece laments that descendants in the male line vanish for many great names from Chaucer to Macaulay and Bacon to Kean, suggesting genius often fails to perpetuate its lineage beyond a few generations.
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Gesius
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Spenser
Milton
Cowley
Butler
Dryden
Pope
Cowper
Goldsmith
Byron
Moore
Sir Philip Sidney
Sir Walter Raleigh
Drake
Cromwell
Hampden
Mount
Marlborough
Petersborough
Nelson
Bolingbroke
Walpole
Chatham
Pitt
Vox
Burke
Graham
Channing
Bacon
Locke
Newton
Davy
Hume
Gibbon
Macaulay
Hogarth
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sir Thomas Lawrence
David Garrick
John Kemble
Edward Kean
Dream Warning Linked to Fatal Paris Elevator Incident
An old tale recounts a dream warning a woman of a deadly lift accident at a Paris hotel years ago. She urged her husband to avoid riding it, but he refused and died in the crash. The story includes references to a feared man in a sombrero and a funeral scene observed in a dream.
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Paris
Certificate of Diesolutius and public notice
Fragmented text shows a formal notice involving a dissolution and duties. Names likely include McBuiee, Kurtz, Kents, and various parties. The document references the law, consent, and a public filing, but many words are garbled. The readable portion centers on a certificate of dissolution and related attestations.
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Cremen Avenue
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No. 1
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Bentler Avenue
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No. 38
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Gray
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Bowly
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Thompson
Magnolia Avenue
Northield
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William HL Mutterks
Bentley Avetive
Deal Beach
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