War News From Manila and Caribbean Mirror
Dispatches report ongoing actions in the Philippines with rebel leaders declaring dictatorial aims and American commanders preparing for further operations. Simultaneously, reports from Puerto Rico and Cuba hint at territorial aims and peace terms while domestic incidents, a church election, and a local accident scene unfold with community details and personal names.
Park Visit Reveals 1000 Acre Wildlife Preserve Tour
A party led by Superintendent Charles W. Panter toured the Rutherford Stuyvesant game park near Albany, noting 1000 acres of woodland, 10 miles of roads, stocked lake, and abundant wildlife. Guests, including Walter Cullok and David Bartron, enjoyed drives, scenery, and a visit to the Diablo Hotel before returning to Washington.
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Lasteriday's Encorsion and Ocean Steamer Excursion Recap
A lengthy account details a weekend excursion from Glen Island to Hoboken and Isham, with two train sections from Philsburg and Stanhope. The trip featured weather delays, a long boat ride on the Mohawk and barge to the island, and a large crowd despite clouds and heat. Passengers from Dover and Phillipsburg shared the journey, with boats carrying about 200 feet of line, and the event included gifts for Mr. Tuttle and Salvation Army talks. The report notes social interactions, curious incidents, and overall order, while mentioning later gatherings in New York and planned weddings at the Salvation Army camp.
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Belvidere Wins Second Clash Against Washingtons
Belvidere defeated Washington by four runs in a tight Saturday game highlighted by strong pitching from Lippencott and key plays by Farce and Flo. Washington’s defense faltered with costly errors while Belvidere capitalized on timely hits, keeping the score close and fueling anticipation for the remaining Flemington series. Next Saturday the teams meet again at Flemington. prior wins have been hard fought, and close contests are expected. The day also featured broader local notes on labor unions and a state federation convention planning session in Paterson.
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New Bankruptcy Law Explained in Digest Commentary
Frederic I Som analyzes the new national bankruptcy act, detailing debtor discharge limits, conditions for fraud, embezzlement, and falsified oaths, plus penalties for concealing assets or evading duties. The piece notes revocation of discharge within a year for fraud and outlines acts that constitute bankruptcy, including concealment, departures, and preferential transfers before sales.
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