Elector Contests Shape New Jersey Campaign Rules
Trenton June 19. New presidential electors will be nominated at state conventions in September under a German act amended May 13 by Governor Wilson. Conventions will include holdover legislators and major candidates, with the electoral ticket tied to presidential choices. Taft’s fate hinges on Progressive and Roosevelt factions potentially bolting, affecting electors and campaign finance rules.
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Lyceum School Graduation Pageant Delights Village Crowd
A Lyceum School program featured forty pupils on stage with songs and a drill by twelve girls in Amazons costumes. The Tyrolean Peasants danced in blue, a farce titled Want ed A Confidential Clerk drew laughs, and a spring tableau including The Nymphs and a Grecian dance impressed. Valedictorian Viola Mary delivered Look To The Bad, guiding peers through themes of faith, duty, and future ambitions under religious guidance.
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Jonathan Dobbs
J. Knight
Pat McCormick
Hibernian
PF. Golden
Horatio Lushington
T. Murray
Charles Valentine
R. Ronan
Dick Sharp
H. Rafferty
Henry Dalton
T. Golden
Geo. Badgley
8. Woodward
F. Golden
J. Dugan
M. Rafferty
Newshouse
Geo. Ronan
Village Officer
Martin Rafferty
Little Mischiefs
R. Beakes
J. Cogan
Lena Dispagno
Ruben
W. Knight
H. Bolton
P. Walsh
F. Sherman
J. Burns
J. Beakes
H. Mullen
J. Thoma
Catherine MacCastland
Nellie Dugan
Cat
John Clancy
Marla Braney
Viola Mary
Lyceum
Crédiloli
Look to the end The Class of 1912 Farewell Address
The Star of the Sea Church graduation address urges graduates to pursue faith and duty, pledging loyalty to God. Rev William P Cantwell presents class pins and honors, reflecting on commencement value and life after graduation.
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Tabernacle
Stompantons
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A Laudable Resolve in Tailor’s Tale
A New York tailor recalls telling Mr. Carnegie his dress taste impressed him. Carnegie beamed and replied that from youth he vowed not to belong to the class of men who judge by clothes alone.
Red Bank High School Class Night Honors 1912
Red Bank high school held its class night in the auditorium with 1912 pennants, red and white colors, and a program featuring poems, history, prophecy, jokes, and gifts. Robert A Reese led as class president with Miss Eva C Scott and Miss Amy L Patterson contributing notable readings and solos. The class presented a sundial as a gift and the evening included orchestra pieces, the Girls Glee Club, and appearances by several seniors and teachers.
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Adrian Coley Minton
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Arthur J. McQueen
Freda A. Ohlandt
Buid M. Brand
Harriett L. Longstreet
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Harold Voorhis
Charles Cake Wils
Count” Gordon
Mat” Grogan
Afiian Mitton
Enfa Brand
Robert Reese
Freda Ohlandt
Florence Robinson
Va Scott
Amy von Beidel
Eleanor van Dorn
Voorhis
Clifton Doremus
Jesse Sabath
Agnés Albert
Criterion Theatre
Quinn
Edna Naser
Amy Patterson
Adrian Minton
Harriett Longstreet
Amy von Beldol
Arthur McQueen
Freda Oblandt
Enid Brand
Mat Grogan
Amile
Matthew J. Grogan
Tinid Brand
Trenaurer
V. Voorhis
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