Asbury Park Baby Parade Draws Wide Interest
The 1909 Asbury Park baby parade showcases prizes for prettiest, fattest, smallest and largest babies plus trophies for the best float and longest distance entrant. Japan once won the long-distance prize. this year California and other western states send entrants. President Taft may send a congratulatory letter for the champion, and wealthy patrons sponsor floats costing hundreds. The boardwalk will host the event, promising a record late-season crowd.
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Japan
California
Taft
America
Asbury Park
A Woman's Enchantment 2 Continues and Intrigue at Stapleton Grange
A narrator observes a dangerous guest at Stapleton Grange during a period of hidden pasts and deceit. The man, allied with Lydia Popescu, hides his trouble while the house hosts a venerable family in quiet English prosperity. Tension rises as suspicions about Gough and a交易 on the continent surface.
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Cecil
Continent
Stapleton Grange
Granville Gough
Lydia Popescu
Tyne and
Thames
Granny Gough
Garshore
London
Meeting by the cedar on the river
Mr Ralston and Myra meet under a cedar by the river to discuss a plan while wary of Granny’s reputation. Myra fears pursuit by Garshore as she faces rumors that Granny is an adventurer and suspects slander from Gough.
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Granny Gough
Garshore
Griville Gough
Myra
Bucharest
Lebanon
Stapletons
York
Mr. Ralston
Mr. Ra
Granny
Gough
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Howard Lovell
Murray Street
New York, N. Y
Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
BoosaTonio Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Sprague
Free Leigh Coal
Spraguelee&CoalCo
Washington Ave
An & 60
Stratford Avenue
Berkshire Mills
Wheeler & Howes
ST. Yard
East End
Congress Street
William le’ Queux
Soutzo
Beecham’s
Inc
Evening Farmer American Loan Association
Norwalk
Stamford
Post Office News Store
Bridgeport Distributing CO
State Street
Public Market
Failquart Sherwood
People’s Dairy
State St
GEO. A. Robertson
the Farmer Publishing Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
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