McKinley greets delegates and guards US China policy shift
President McKinley meets Philadelphia convention delegates and ranks of the party, seeking input on policy and showing openness to humble voices. The China situation worsens as US protects interests, and Treasury data show rapid national bank formation under the new law. Havana editor Rivera lauds Gen. Leonard Wood as Cuban military governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Philadelphia
Washington
Melinley
China
Phillipines
Pekin
Treasury Department
Nicholas Rivera
Havana
Leonard Wood
Ad Perfectiora Motto Inspires Cloverside Girls
Principal Dr A H Van Riper notes the class motto Ad perfectiora guiding graduates from Cloverside School. She urges study of growth and virtue, compares life to a vine pruned toward perfection, and urges girls to pursue higher goals with courage and humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Timlow
Cloverside School
Nutley News Roundup Norwood Park Events and Social Notes
Fireworks sold at Tony Cipriano’s Chestnut street Nutley. Avondale Hose Company plans its second lawn party July 20 at Avondale Park near the station. Mrs D W Reynolds of Asbury Park visits sister Mrs J H Van Winkle. Lulu Machette of Belleville and Elmer Reynolds of Nutley to wed next Wednesday. Newark friends visit Mr J H Van Winkle at Avondale tomorrow night. Mrs Kate Goss and Dr Shultz of New York return from visit to Mr and Mrs Joseph Mutch. Grace church choir festival next Thursday evening directed by Jas Watson. Mrs Frank Van Blarcom and daughter of Hawthorne spend day in Nutley. J A Wylie of Centre street visited by Newburgh kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Hose Company
Avondale Park
Kate Goss
Mrs Shultz
New York
Joseph Mutch
Grace Church
Jas. Watson
M Lee and Miss Genevieve Visit Connecticut Friends
M Lee and Miss Genevieve of Franklin Avenue with two visiting friends in Connecticut. per Williams, spending time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lee
Miss Genevieve
Franklin Avenue
Connecticut
Per Williams
Fourth in Nutley Fireworks Display Planned
Nutley citizens prepare a July Fourth fireworks display with a band concert. The fundraising committee led by chairman E. E. Faith and treasurer W. O. Davis seeks large contributions to enhance the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E.faith
W. O. Davis
Sunday School Excursion to Greenwood Lake Glens
A large annual Methodist Reformed and Congregational Sunday schools union excursion sailed on a Erie Road special eight coaches long. About 500 attendees enjoyed ice cream soft drinks and peanuts on board and at the pavilion. At the glens groups formed for limach games rowing and steamboat rides with no accidents and a very successful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Methodist, Reformed and Congregational
Greenwood
Lake Glens
Erie Road
Glens
Limach
Nutley Honours New Drinking Fountain Donated by Club
The Nutley Single Tax Club presents a drinking fountain now erected at the corner of Franklin Avenue and the Park School driveway. The Township Committee has accepted the fountain and it will be lit by electricity at night for public use. Citizens are invited to learn more about the single tax concepts.
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Natalibas
Leetu
Ugo Bassi
Torun
Cologne Cathedral
Nutley
Franklin Avenue
Park School
Rev Elbert Clement to Preach at Franklin M. E. Church
The Franklin M. E. Church announces Rev Elbert Clement will preach next Sunday on The Everlasting Gospel in the evening and The Present Troubles in China. On July 1 he will speak on Babylon, a Legion for the United States. Officers and teachers paid a visit to Sunday school for a pleasant occasion.
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Elbert Clement
China
Clement
Babylon
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washieton, D.C
A. H. van Riper
Tony Cipriano
Chestnut Street
D. W. Reynolds
Asbury Park
J. Harry van Winkle
Miller Street
Lulu Machette
Belleville
Elmer Reynolds
Newark
Avondale
Frank van Blarcom
Hawthorne, N. J
Mrs. Wylie
Newburgh
J. A. Wylie
Centre Street
Franklin M. E. Church
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