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18 May 1910
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Newspaper
Perth Amboy Evening News
Location
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
1
Bank promotion highlights benefits for business deposits with modern conveniences. Emphasizes essential features and services aimed at depositors seeking efficient, practical banking solutions.
An old New Brunswick reader touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for backache and kidney ache, asserting strong kidneys restore vigor. Mrs. William B. Davis praises the remedy, claiming it cured a long standing kidney complaint in a family member with no recurrence. Sold by dealers at 59 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
Notice of removal states Dr J L MacDowall has moved his eye ear nose and throat practice to 285 Rector Street near Smith. An advertisement lists Overland cars from 1000 dollars and up and Marion cars at 1850 dollars with contact Nybo and Baler in New Brunswick for a demonstration.
Thousands of customers enjoy a big scale selection of suits with diverse patterns and fabrics. Spring suits range from 18 to 45 dollars, available at Warren Street and 13th Street stores in Manhattan.
Special by United Press. In Kalamazoo Michigan on May 18 Vice-President Sherman defended President Taft calling him a President who does not try to deceive the people and praised the Aldrich Payne tariff law. He argued misrepresentation and lies about the tariff and said a democratic house would mean repudiation not of the tariff but of the Republican protection doctrine.
Governor Hughes approved court martial sentences dismissing Captains William B. Coates of company B and Edward Oliver of company C Second battalion Tenth regiment and Second Lieutenant James H I Devlin Fourteenth infantry. Coates and Oliver faced charges of unmilitary and unofficer like conduct while Devlin was found to have deserted his command.
Justice Bergen weighs expert handwriting evidence in a Newark envelope case. Senator Adrain opposes authorship testing on machine produced writing disputed by the defense. Jury examines enlarged envelopes and a single machine, No. 123597, as witnesses discuss handwriting and operator peculiarities. Trial adjourned to 9:45 a.m. as fatigue grows.
About 300 prominent peace advocates gathered at Lake Mohonk New York for the annual conference on international arbitration. Albert L. Smiley opened the meeting saying the group seeks permanent peace through an International Court of Justice. President Butler of Columbia praised progress toward peace. Rev Arthur J. Brown asserted there will be no war between the United States and Japan.
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Company posted notices of a timetable change to the summer schedule starting tomorrow at 4 am. The move will add more trains during the week and on Sundays, with the special Saturday schedule after noon resuming for summer half-holiday riders.
In East Orange New Jersey May 14 an automobile with a dead man in the driver’s seat sped down Prospect Street Park Avenue grabbing speed until a chauffeur jumped aboard and halted it. The victim Lewis Gillespie owner of the car and a wealthy local figure died suddenly from apoplexy while driving.
In Columbus on May 18 voters gave a light turnout and largely rejected endorsing Senator Dick for re election. Many wrote in former Senator Foraker former Governor Herrick former Interior Secretary Garfield Harry Daugherty and B N Suggins of Columbus. Republican congressmen named mostly oppose Speaker Cannon’s bid for re election. In Cincinnati Nicholas Longworth son in law of Theodore Roosevelt was renominated in the first Ohio district with about 10000 complimentary votes and is seen as a likely future governor candidate.
Norwegian steamer Livingstone arrived from New York. Schooner A. G. Pease left for Portland Connecticut on Monday. Schooner Jesse Hart 2d sailed for Calais. Ernest T. Lee departed for Eastport. Nellie Grant sailed from Vineyard Haven for Boston via Mauer. Storm Petrel bound for Ellsworth from Vineyard Haven. Tug Lehigh towing barges Buffalo Black Bird and Buttress sailed from Boston bound for this port.
London crowds, many uncamped, waited all night to view the body of the late King Edward at Westminster Hall. Early today thousands passed the bier at about twenty thousand an hour as the line remained long. Col Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt met King George for a half hour audience.
Charles St Clark, formerly of South Amboy, died at his Norris Town Pennsylvania home at 8 30 this morning. The body will be brought to South Amboy for a 2 o'clock Friday funeral at Christ Episcopal church with interment in Christ Church cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
A religious exhortation urges faith in Jesus for inner peace and condemns reliance on morality alone. It discusses Jesus as divine or impostor, urges immediate personal decision, and warns against delaying faith. Tomorrow is Mothers Day with carnations, flower donations, and a citywide flower distribution program through Auditorium Meetings.
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