Battle Over Mercer County Superintendent Job Seeks Baxter
Friends of Mercer County superintendent Joseish M. Arnold accuse politics of pushing for Prof. Charles J. Baxter to replace him. The 3 year term and a 1900s era appointment shift are cited as aims to appoint Baxter, with county boards and teachers opposing the move. The State Board of Education and State Commissioner Kendall will decide, while local boards in Ewing and Hamilton back Arnold.
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Trenton
Friends
Joseish M. Arnold
Mercer County
Arnold
Charles J. Baxter
Baxter
Wilson
Anderson
Somerset County
William F. Groves
Union County
Groves
State House
State Board of Education
State Commissioner of Education
State Board
Calvin M. Kendall
Essex County
Ewing Township
Hamilton Township
Professor Baxter
Princeton
Sussex County
State Board of Nation
Board of Freeholders
Boards of Freeholders
Stempnen's Seaside Store Promises Unmatched Summer Stock
The article praises Stempnen's seaside shop for offering climate fit goods beyond standard warm weather items. It claims the department serves every hot weather need with superior American selection, inviting customers to see the stock rather than rely on claims.
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Stempnen
Bathing Suit Sale Highlights Navy Black Styles
A vintage sale listing promotes women and misses bathing suits in heavy black taffeta, mohair, and panama fabrics with trims in white braid and red accents. One piece suits with detachable skirts, bloomers, and sailor collars are offered alongside caps, salt bags, garters, and beachwear accessories at bargain prices.
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Gibson
Panama
Men’s Furnishings Shirts and Accessories Feature Array
A catalog of men’s wear highlights shirts in several fabrics and fits with French cuffs, negligee shirts, and silk blends priced up to $3.00. Bathing suits in navy and grey, undergarments in various lengths, neckwear, and linen dusters priced from 50 cents to 12.75 reflect an extensive selection.
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Sahier
State Superintendent Served From 1896 to 1911
He was appointed by Governor Grigga in 1896, succeeding Addison B. Poland who resigned. He held the post until pushed out by the 1911 school law. Salary was $5,000 yearly. A failed Essex County bid arose from a three year county residency requirement slipped into last winter’s law.
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State Board
Grigga
Addison B. Poland
New School Law
Essex County
Tere
FISH POUNDS ROBBED AND CAPTAIN SEEKS STATE PROTECTION
Captain Hennessey reports purse net thieves disrupted his pound, taking several barrels and a securing stone. He plans to seek state protection, noting a license cost of 850 and urging other pound owners to cooperate to curb losses.
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Hennessey
John Henneesey
Satterlee Dies at Atlantic Highlands
Charles Edward Satterlee president of the Opelousas Gulf and Northeast ern Railroad died of heart disease at his home on Central Avenue Atlantic Highlands. Born June 14 1832 in Greenwich Village New York he was the son of Captain John Rathbone Satterlee. He served in the Civil War on the St Mary and later with the Twenty Third regiment of Brooklyn rising to captain of Company D.
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Charles Edward Satterlee
Opelousas, Gulf and Northeastern Railroad
Central Avenue
Atlantic Highlands
Old Greenwich Village
New York
John Rathbone Satterlee
Greenwich Bank
Satterlee
St. Mary
Mississippi
Vinaigre De Toilette and Other Toiletry Buys Across Europe
Travelers recall the omnipresent scent of Vinaigre De Toilette on hot days in Europe. The piece notes cooling cosmetic uses, with prices for bottles and a range of items from Cold Cream to Beauty Cream and Talcum Powder. It highlights selections in a Beauty Parlor and lists parasols and insulated drink containers with varied prices.
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Europe
America
Auto Dusters For Men in Linen Mohair Pongee and More
An advertisement lists auto dusters for men in linen mohair pongee khaki with large roomy cuts slice pockets close fitting collars and attached belts. Prices range from 1.50 to 12.60.
Governor Wilson Seen as Likeliest Presidential Nominee
Democratic congressmen from New Jersey told Governor Wilson he will win the party nomination at Baltimore and be elected president next November. They expect a battle mainly with Champ Clark, asserting Wilson would secure two thirds before many ballots. The visitors named Beaty, Thule, Hughes, Townsend, Kinkead, Hamill, and McCoy as present. one congressman could not attend.
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And
Jersey
Baltimore
Trenton
Wilson
New Jersey
State House
Washington
Tattimore
Champ Clark
Dal
Clark
Thomas J. Beaty
Mietstet
Willian B. Thule, Jr
William Hughes
Edward Townsend
Eugene Kinkead
James A. Hamill
Tenth
Congressman McCoy
Biehth
Supreme Court orders new trial in Tilton death case
The Supreme Court set aside the verdict in the Tilton death suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad and ordered a new trial. The decision found Tilton negligent and the jury verdict not supported by evidence. The case centered on whether the locomotive headlight was burning at the July 5, 1910, Asbury Park crossing.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
J. Bly Tilton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Asbury Park
Tilton
Monmouth County
Springwood Avenue
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Leland Inn
Rockwell
Atlantic
C. S. King
Tel
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Daily Record
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Dresden
Vas
Aia
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Elias Goldsmith
Keyport
Walker
Anthony Fidoti
Goldsmith
Freehold
Yankees
Mal Chase
Walverton
Long Branch
Andy Cooply
Savannah Giants
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Lugue
St. Peter's Church
Galilee
Hthelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Penn
H. C. Robbins
Church of the Incarnation
John Mockridge
Trinity Chapel
William M. Grosvenor
St. John
Divine
Charles 8. Olmsted
Denver
Colorado
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