100th anniversary marks Asbury church in New Jersey
The Asbury Methodist church in Asbury, New Jersey celebrated its centennial, marking the laying of the corner stone of its original meeting house in 1769. Speakers from Trenton and local leaders highlighted Bishop Francis Asbury’s legacy, with talks on church growth and history. A supper and services followed, funds raised totaling about 235 dollars for church repairs.
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The Case for Silver Money in the US Monetary System
The text advocates returning to silver as money, opposing gold dominance and the gold standard. It argues paper money lacks intrinsic value, cites the federal fiat behind legal tender, and warns against money trusts. It calls for bimetallic competition, silver reintroduction, and limits on gold monopoly to empower debtors and workers.
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Local notices and social updates from Junction district
The Junction page lists church events and family news including Rev. J A Williams preaching at the pulpit, the Feuntele family hosting a summer boarder, and Sunday school activities at Island Page. It notes a funeral for Mrs. Bennett in Salem, visits from relatives, a lad with a mashed finger, illnesses of Miss Young of Philadelphia, and several community announcements from local residents and organizations.
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Bryan and Sewall Nominated by Inter Democratic Convention
A crowd of about 15 000 packed Madison Square Garden New York City to hear William J Bryan and Arthur Sewall officially nominated by the Interstate Democratic National Convention for President and Vice President. Danforth presided and Bryan delivered a lengthy address praising democratic principles and silver to the cheering audience. The event marked a historic citywide display of support with floodlit crowds stretching from Thirty Street to Twenty third Street and Lexington Avenue.
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