Fortune in sight for W. E. Andrew
The piece reports that William E. Andrew of Navesink seeks a state senate nomination and may receive a government settlement of 1.5 to 2 million dollars for oleomargarine patent issues. He plans to donate 100000 to the Democratic party in Middletown and Monmouth County after payment.
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William EB. Andrew
Navesink
Monmouth County
Andrew
Andew
Uncle Sam
United States
Middletown Township
Mrs Emmons On Month's Trip
Mrs Emmons of the Merchant's Hotel plans a month away. She visits her daughter Mrs Markret at Woodbridge and will stay until month’s start then go to Greenville to visit another daughter Mrs BE Laidley. A letter says she is enjoying her visit.
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H. Emmons
Merchant's Hotel
A. Markret
Woodbridge
Emmons
BE. H. Laidley
Greenville
Trenton Bishop Praises Societies Parade Atmosphere
In Trenton on Saturday Rev Jack McVaul bishop of the diocese praised the patriotic parade by federated societies. He urged continued annual demonstrations to foster patriotism and religious tolerance in public schools. Flags, church bells, and chimes marked the procession in honor of America and two uncles who died in the Civil War.
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Trenton
James A. Mc. Vaul
McVay
America
Leutenant
New York Volunteers of Artillery
Red Bank Personal Notices Include Engagements and Moves
Kenneth Perinchief of Mount Olive visited Fred Boyd of Wallace Street for a week. Herbert Frake of Allenwood with a friend spent Sunday with his parents. Edward Stillwell and family of Worthley Street moved back to Everett. Samuel K. Marshall of Spring Street announces his daughter Emma R. Marshall's engagement to Alfred Enrich of Canal Street. The ceremony will be at the Baptist parsonage on June 24.
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Kenneth Perinchief
Mount [Olly
Fred Boyd
Wallace Street
Herbert Frake
Allenwood
Edward Stillwell
Worthley Street
Everett
Samuel K. Marshall
Spring Street
Emma R. Marshall
Alfred Enrich
Jacob Enrich
Canal Street
Baptist
Graduation Night Attended by William H. Riddle
William H. Riddle of the auditor's department for New York and Long Branch Railroad attended Manasquan High School graduation last Friday. His niece Miss Vivienne Rk. Pierce delivered an oration titled A Legend of Service.
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William H. Riddle
Auditor's Department
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Manasquan High School
Dozen Years Later at West Point Ainsworth Returns
Captain Alexander Ainsworth, after twelve years away, arrives at West Point as artillery instructor. He recalls cadet days and loves of Jennie, Belle, and Alice Ward, recalling moonlit walks and the river view as he meets a fellow officer's wife and learns Jennie Marston is now married.
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Alexander Ainsworth
United States Military Academy
West Point
Old Fort Pitt
Jennie
Belle
Hudson River
Amerca
Alice Ward
Alice
Noge
Indy
Tam
Ainsworth
Waters
Fort Pitt
Marston
Torried
Fort Putt
Jennie Marston
Mr. Paton
West Point Romance Reignites After Night at Camp
Ainsworth and a visiting New York woman recount their cadet era flirtations on Flirtation Walk and the monument site at West Point. Under a moonlit reunion, he offers to redeem a past fault and they pledge marriage as autumn plans proceed.
Wilson to deliver Independence Hall Fourth of July address
Philadelphia plans a national Independence Day celebration with President Wilson as orator at Independence Hall. Governors of the original states are invited, with a parade, tours to Valley Forge, and a luncheon and dinner program. The event emphasizes unity and patriotism across the thirteen states.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
United States
Independence Hall
Independence Day
Union
Chester Valley
Valley Forge
Battle of
Germantown
Independence Square
Republic
Mexico Question Provokes Harsh Answer in Georgia Exam
In a Georgia state teaching exam a geography question asked to locate Mexico and describe its climate imports exports and government. One applicant reply claimed Mexico lies southwest of the United States a climate that is very unhealthy and that its chief imports are powder and lead and its exports are dead Americans with an unclear government form.
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Cumming
Mexico
United States
God
Tih Rryan
Foldable heavy duck top coat with pocket storage
A compact description notes a heavy duck top that folds and fits into pockets. The item emphasizes portability and practical design for carrying in small spaces.
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