Women take stand as new citizens face oath in court
A crowd of thirty college women dressed in cap and gown sat in a New York City courtroom as Justice Hand swore in thirty six new citizens. A foreigner protested the oath while a former applicant declared I vote now and help suffrage. The piece links suffrage to citizen rights and notes women’s clubs backing suffrage and political engagement across states. It also covers state college summer session registration and diverse courses in agriculture industrial arts and international relations.
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New York City
Justice Hand
United States
New York
New Jersey
Albany
Trenton
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federations of Women’s Clubs
Nation Federation
State College
New Brunswick
Middlesex County National
Queen’s
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Thinning Peach Crop for Size and Profit in New Jersey
New Jersey Experiment Station urges peach growers to thin heavy sets in varieties like Carman Hiley Belle of Georgia to leave one fruit every four to five inches. Thinning aims for larger fruit less disease and higher per tree profit. Email peaches expected lower prices amid a heavy crop.
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New Jersey
Carman
Hiley
Belle
Georgia
Henry Walcott Visits Harvard Camp at Squam Lake
Henry Walcott is on a two months visit to the Harvard engineering camp at Squam Lake Massachusetts. A visitor addresses Mr Growell noting not to disturb him, and the busy man replies with a courteous goodbye.
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Henry ‘Walcott
Harvard Engineering
Squam Lake
Mass
Never Too Late to Mend Proverb Found in 1433 Petition
A London Notes and Queries correspondent uncovers the saying its never too late to mend in a 1433 petition from city commonalty to the mayor and aldermen, noting it was already a proverb of that era.
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Charles Reade
London Notes and Queries
Becoming Commonplace. Mrs Cimber's reception remark
A dialogue fragment notes a reception at Mrs Cimber's where guests mingled and novelty faded. The exchange includes a mock inquiry about attendance and entertainment, attributed to a Richmond Times Dispatch style quotation.
Ivy Covered Walls Echo Tomb in Town Hall Visit
A Sun visitor described Town Hall walls as ivy covered and reminiscent of a famous tomb he recently toured, prompting a wry remark from a habitue about the setting’s aptness.
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Sun Office
Town ‘Hall
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Stephen Morton
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Andrew German
Washington Avenue
Thomas Murren
Fred Frobose
Hillside Park
Belleville
Arena
John Franz
Howard
Helen Savage
Dare Devil ‘Schreyer
Lone - Star
Dare Devil Schreyer
Hillside
Lana Park
Coney Island
Adv
Ady
Passaic Avenue
Halsey
Washington Sts
Cretonne
Curtis Wigg
Centre
Nutley Park
Whitford Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Sells
Samuel Silverburg
Park Street
West Nutley
Thomas Nichols
Nutley,n. J
Tequire
Alfred Yoston
Baltimore Run
Franklin
Town Hall
William H. Parry
The
Nutley Land and Improvement Co
Nutley and
Kingsland Street
Bloomfield Avenue
Passaic “Avenue
Henry A. Connolly
Harrison
New—York -Fire~ Broken” “Association
Highfield Lane
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Baltimore
National Conference of Charities
Lehigh
Riverside
Newark
van Winkle—Searle CO
Delaware
Natley
Franklin Avenue
Nutley Board of Health
William Street
John Travers
Belleville, N. J
Nutley Agent
M. J. Calishan
Church Street
Nutley
SUN
West End
Passaic Ave
Princeton St
Washington
Reliable Garage
Kingsland Road
Hugh- Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
Standard Motor Lime
Dickens
Mr. Snodgrass
Mr. Winkle
Tracy Tupman
Mr. Pickwick
Walton
Willis B. Allen
Scribner’s Magazine
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Philadelphia Bulletin
Glasgow
Motherwell Junction
Motherwell
Fatherwell
Sumner Novelties
W. 0
Davis
Utley Coal & Supply CO
Charles E. Johns
Pittston
Lehigh and Spencer Coal
White Seashore
West Nutley Station
Lehigh, Jeddo and
Buck Mountain Coal
Jeddo
John Hawkins
Setuigīiī
Avondale Freight House
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Hahne Club
Sal
Hahne
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