Notes of the Week Happenings From Nearby Regions
A miscellany of notices from various counties and states. Henry Falmer, president of the Flrat National Bank of Biston, dies. An earthquake rattles the southern Shire. Edward Clifford faces another court date in Jerday City. Princeton students detained after a paint mischief. A solar eclipse on May 23 hints at a longer dimming. Ottawa, Canada fire claims vast losses and displaces thousands. Miller faces a ten year prison term for failed investment. Road plans between Stanhops and Budd’s Lake approved. A Doylestown judge refuses hotel licenses until owners name minor whiskey suppliers. Bridge ton postmaster H. Pierson under defaulter cloud. Philippine conflict reports of rebel attacks and U.S. casualties. Richard T. Miller named to State Game Commission. Cleveland’s potential appointment discussed. Jersey City agents report Africa-bound tickets bought by young Jersey men. A Hawaiian sugar industry shipment update. Modern advertising notes and plague response in Honolulu. Population counts list Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Boston, Charleston as major 1800 cities. Outlook features on New York Underground Railway. Newark project aims for a 21,000,000 kiot hotel by 1902. Major city redevelopment planned around Military Park. Revenue Cutter Service to recruit youths in Washington May 1–4. Sailors to be compensated with annual pay and commissions prospects. Civil Service Commission in Washington to supply forms.
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Henry Falmer
Flrat
National Bank of Biston
Shire
Edward Clifford
Beng
Jerday City
Princeton
Ottawa
Qariada
Miller
Stanhops
Budd's Lake
Stute Road Commission
Tate
Hia Bondsu
United States
Qatebig
Islinda
Richard T. Miller
Osmden
Find and Game Commitsin
Cleveland
Jersey Cita
Lato Afric
Paris
Homs
Tre Tiylor Iron & Steal Co
High Beldga
Stee ‘Hess
Aucar
Sighwich Islands
Kabalul
Bawaii
Carpe Horn
San Francisca
Honolulu
Acelian Monthly
May
Reuben D
Silliman
Alice May
Glam
Jeade Sheppard
America
Gyell Darrah
May Ladies' ,Home Journal
May Magazine
New York
Earl W. Mayo
Newark
Military Park
Hahne & Co
Department Gore
Halsey, Broad
New Stream
Revenue Cutter Service
Washington, D.C
U. S. Civil Service Comssssion
Washinnton
D. C
Dr T Edgar Hunt Died At Glen Gardner Sunday
Dr Thomas Edgar Hunt a longtime Glen Gardner physician aged about 99 died Sunday evening after a long illness. He practiced for thirty years in the village and was respected for temperance and religion. Surviving are a widow three sons and two daughters. Funeral was held at his residence followed by interment in Forest Grove Cemetery.
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Glen Gardner
Thoms Edgar Hunt
Hunt
Mediaine
University of New York
Lao Bilog
Bent
Presbyterian Church
Edgar
Milton F
Harry
W. J. Henderson
Aye Beavera
Waden Forotain Grove Cemetery
Warren County Drug Store Ad Highlights Soda and Supplies
An old fashioned ad promotes QUA SODA syrup and fruit juices with claims of purity and quality. It notes wholesale envelope sales, white wallpaper at one dollar per room, and fresh stock of 25 gross lead pencils with self sharpening tips offered for a dollar per hundred, inviting in store purchases or external customers.
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T. Edgar Hunt
Hunterdon County
Dt Glen Gardner
Board of Education
Alleger
Cowell
Burd
Beavers
Heslth
Shrope
van Hatta
Shields
Beavera
G@rlaith
Society of Bammet
Eroibpipelan
Thia
Mabel Jenking
Eannette
Simonides Swanhopoper
B.A. Vincon
Lawrence Lavender
Mayfair
Bir
W. Christine
Bloombeld Brambleton
Atwood Petty
Cicely
Brambleton
Nina Crewling
Matilte Kane
Auphrior
Mize Haders
J.a. H. Johnston
Selaine
Mia Ethel Helin
Foneaville
Bella Beavers
Nino Orevnog
Grace Warner
Blanche Ahlstrom
Tas. H. Johnston
Mra
W. Wandling
M. G. Dickerson
Louise Kennedy
Mr. Jan
H. Johnston
Mabel Jenkins
Thoas
Tella
New York Tribune
Cass
Chester
Stantes
Josh Billings
People’s Emporium
Washington Ave
Broad Street
Thomas
Edgar Hunt
Warren County Drug Store
Gent
Bach
F. N. Jenkins
Washington, N. J
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