Colored people annoying Asbury Park crowds cause tensions
Local account details attacks on oceanfront access, mayoral warnings, and racial tensions as the Women's Taxpayers Association drafts resolutions to curb preferred areas for park use. Reports discuss park conditions, the Ocean Grove music plans, and Bradley Beach rail and transit improvements impacting summer visits.
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Pseu
Ashuly Paik
Asbury Park
Huby
Asbury
Quran
Bradley
Eadley
Ocean Grove Music
Ocean Grove Anatorium
Funmvbee
Bradley Beerh
Orvan Grove
Rarpike
Boca
Bradley Beach
Trais
Interlaken
Asbory Patt
Bradley Feat
Honey Pieschmann
New York
Beyod Mr. Sumors
Newark
Grave Desecration at New York Bay Cemetery Stirs Town
Green Isle residents report regular thefts of flowers and vines at New York Bay Cemetery disturbing grave decorations. Police have not yet caught the culprits. Henry Burton was found with flowers in his hands after a theft attempt this afternoon.
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New York Bay Cemetery
Greenile
Henry Burton
WEW RECTORY CHURCH TO ERECT HANDSOME STRUCTURE
Inspector approves plan for the erection of a new church at the corner of Pampceit avenue and Highow ft at St 80. The project will replace the current P. E. Church with a larger edifice, aiming to serve the growing congregation.
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P. E
Kmvily
John's
B. B
Pampceit Avenue
Japanese Garden Party At Brown's Memorial Church
Epworth League hosted a lawn party at Brown's Memorial Church Curtecet agentia with Japanese lanterns and flags. Young ladies wore Japanese gowns, booths offered goods and games, a half‑dime Coney Island miniature drew crowds, and lemonade and Japanese articles were for sale.
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Epworth League
Brown's Memorial Church
Curtecet Aigentia
Coney Island
Artime Oakley
M. Cole
Susie Seal
Rebecca
Messrs
Milton van Alst
Joseph Partridge
M. de Bries
Fanny Edge
J. Robbinson
Bratel Father Beats Little Girl Without Interference
An extract from the New Jersey Review of Charities and Correction reports a Jersey City case where a father battered his young daughter with a leather thong and then struck her again, prompting calls for a society to prevent cruelty to children and protect minors.
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Bratel
New Jersey Review of Charities and Correction
Jersey City
Erie train no five adds ten stateroom Pullman to coast run
The Erie train from this city to Buffalo Jersey City Cleveland Chicago and the Pacific Coast includes a new ten stateroom Pullman sleeper. Each stateroom has upper and lower berths private lavatory wash rooms and ice cooler with separate entrance from the car vestibule. Two or more staterooms can be joined. Fare is 5 per stateroom regardless of occupancy. The car can be seen at the Erie depot between 7 and 7 30 PM.
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Brig Hallroad
Batalo
Cleviland
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Tts
Pullman Ranches
Jersey City
Buffalo
Erie
Benchmen Picnic Tonight At Grand View Park
Branch No 2 of the Benchmen’s Association of Retail Butchers invites members to a picnic at Grand View Park near Ogden Avenue and Franklin Street this evening. The planning committee includes Henry Sperling, William Mockman, J. Moser, H. Meyer, Z. Ward and C. Wehlin with H. Meyer serving as floor manager.
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Benchmen’s Association of Retail Butchers
Grand View Park
Ogden Avenue
Franklin Street
Thenry Sperling
William Mockman
J. Moser
H. Meyer
Z. Ward
C. Wehlin
Ees Os
Sonor
Homia
Unclear street dispute cited on Waverly vicinity
Property owners near Waverly Street reported a recent issue with street and water service, requesting action from local authorities. The note references lingering confusion and calls for resolution, indicating community concern over maintenance and access.
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Waverly Street
Lienau Place
Hegemony of the World Sermon Promotes American Primacy
Rev Bud L. Scudder at West Congregational Church preached that America became the Big Brother of the Western Hemisphere through Christian qualities and helping others. He urged using vast power to aid the weak, not subjugate them, envisioning a new civilization rising from national primacy and progress toward the Kingdom of Heaven.
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West Congregational Church
Bud L. Scudder
America
Western Hemisphere
Dyster Scudder
Columiuus
Heaven
Brotherhood of Man
United States
Cuba
Ocean
John Brown
Civist
Jay and
Peach
Greenvill e Fires Quick Fire Dept Response Reduces Damage
Greenville was hit by a series of fires Saturday with minimal damage thanks to prompt firemen and patrolmen. A blaze at No 19 Myrtle avenue in a two story frame stable owned by John O Kaiser burned chickens. sparks from that fire caused a flame at No 05 Arlington avenue but was quickly extinguished. Later at 10 40 pm a fire at No 104 Greenville avenue in a first floor of a two story frame building was traced to a teak in the enspipe and also caused only minor damage due to swift efforts.
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Greenville
Myrtle Avenue
John O. Kaiser
Arlington Avenue
A. Tier
Greenville Avenue
Annual Devine Aviation Picinic at Arlington Park
The Peter J. Devine Axxoviation hosts a Monday evening picnic on July 14 at Arlington Park. A large number of tickets have been sold and the committee in charge includes John McCarthy George Bannon John Charleson Lawrence Connolly and John Meehan. The association comprises young men from the sixth ward. At a recent meeting of the North Jersey Street Railway Employer's Association the Devines were presented with a handsome loving cup amid local County ties.
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Peter J. Devine
Arlington Park
John McCarthy
George Bannon
John Charleson
Lawrence Connolly
John Meehan
North Jersey Street Railway
Devines
Imont
Sunday School Vacation Plan Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday School vacation event at a church or temple with references to July and planned activities. The text is garbled but indicates a well attended session and organized programs. No clear dates, places, or names are reliably legible.
Lafayette Residents Demand Park Funding Delay Ends
Lafayette residents accuse the Board of Finance of delaying funds for a park site acquired months ago. The Street and Water Board awaits the Finance Board’s decision on funds to set aside to permit plans and advertisements. Citizens’ Association park committee will press the Finance Board to commit funds before the season ends.
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Lafayette
Board of Finance
Street and Water Board
Finance Board
Citizens' Association
Board of Pinance
Fonda
Boiler Works Robbed in Heights Theft
John Small of 109 Boyd Avenue, employed by Wicke Brothers boilermakers, was arrested Saturday by Detective Hultie on grand larceny charges. Police found a dress suitcase with a wooden box of brass valves and oil cups, plus two loaded revolvers. Small, from a Connecticut family, was locked up after the arrest.
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John Small
Boyd Aver
Heights
Wicke Brothers
West Side
Claremont Avenue
Hultie
Small
David Warfield
Hottie
Connecticut
Two Thousand On Board In Local Pleasure Trip
Lafayette Sunday schools united for a crowded outing to Locust Point Grove on Long Island Sound with about two thousand excursionists. The grove was pleasant and the trip home began around seven o clock as the steamer reached the Jersey City pier.
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Lafayette
Lafayette Methodist
Lafayette Reformed
Locust Point Grove
Long, Island Sound
Jersey City
Sunday Walking Club Postpones First Summer Walk
In a club meeting amid weather troubles the Sunday Afternoon Walking Club postponed its initial summer walk to a later date. The session also addressed organizational matters and financial payouts, though the weather impeded planned activities.
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Olivers
Afte
Shuliye
First Congregational Church Plans Fall Fair in Tent
The First Congregational Church will stage its annual fair in a large tent on the church grounds along Boyd Avenue. The tent will accommodate seven to eight hundred people and four nights of events are planned with varying entertainments including a minstrel show and an amateur chorus. Committees cover tents, decorations, printing, booths, entertainment, and reception with named volunteers.
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First Congregational Church
Boyd Avenue
Grousda
V. Hi. Post
George M. Craig
Charles Golden
C. D. van Wort
William
Hy Oram
William A. Kindal
Nekets
Walter Donn
Space and Booth
W. D. Post
M. Ff. Kelsey
George R. Gray
Pima H. Neff
George Buxtam
Stephen Lewis
Charles J. Negus
George BR. Russell
B. B. Sperry
George Nelson
Fred
Benson
E. J. Milliken
Henry A. Spoers
Isaac Porshay
N. 8. Long
Thomas Wood
Charles H. Parkinson
William Clarke
Henry Poster
Mew
J. L. Senddir
Sarah I. Lewis
O. P. Opdyke
Charles L. Franke
FS. Benson
Estelle Williamson
W. R. Phillips
P. Calvin
A. Hawkins
F. Higgins
Margaret Higgins
Dennix McLaughlin Association Holds Record Membership Vote
The Dennix McLaughlin Association will meet tomorrow at the civic house on Paveniy avenue corner of Grove street to act on a record 135 membership applications. New pool table and ping pong set purchased for entertainment. Dennls McLaughlin, described as standard bearer, may stay for the meeting but says he is not in politics. The club plans to gauge support for a sheriff candidate, with many members favoring John Zoller but no nominations yet.
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Dennix McLaughlin Association
Civ House
Paveniy Avenue
Grove Street
Aew
Dennls McLaughlin
Sandard
Bhieriff
John Zoller
St Aloysius Garden Party Draws Large Crowds
The garden party at St Aloysius Catholic Parish on Wertide Avenue attracted large crowds. The event featured several attractions and was well received by attendees. Reverend Mather Sullivan expressed pleasure with the results and the successful turnout.
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Ganten
St Aloysius’s Catholic Phare
Bide
Bejhn ‘Thurbilay
Oleh Gtter
Mather Sullivan
How Mick One Fined. A Pevach statisseine has colculated
A garbled OCR item reports a person named Mick One being fined amid unclear phrases. The text resembles a misread legal or disciplinary note with references to calculations and eye travel but lacks coherent facts. No verifiable names, places, or dates emerge for a solid summary.
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Mick
Pevach
Tomato Trust New Way to Get Well Therapy Institute Cures Ailments
A mixed listing reports several corporate filings in Trenton and Atlantic City area. The American Packers Association registers with capital of 6 million dollars, with 5.1 million paid, aiming to control tomato and fruit trades. New auto and transport firms form in Camden Mullica Hill Newark and Jersey City with varied capitals. Other ventures include tanning and japanning, asphalt, towing and transport, and a medical institute offering neural therapy without drugs.
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American Packers’ Association
Duaware
Trenton
Associaton
New Jersey
Salem
Henry D. Hughes
Aud Gassing M. Dashiell
NEW Auto Company
Mobile Transportation Company of
Camden
Automobile Stage God
Wiliam Stewart Duke
Frank A. Sherwin
Mullica Hill
John ¥. Crawford
New Bronwick
Irving Turner
John Harris
Ashtabula
Matangas Asphalt Company
Cuba
Venezuela
Sound Towing and Trasportatio Company
Jersey City
Atlantic City Institute of Mechane
Tita
Young
Leagee
Tennettee Avenue
Harry Walter
Shakres
Lenore Walter
Ineeph C. Meloir
Asien
Tiger Club Novelty at Grand View Park Festival
Trustees prepare for a summer night festival at Grand View Park with Indies fans as unique souvenirs for attendees, distributed at gates on a first come basis. Officials will wear novel badges and the program features Flower Director Adam Schmaltz, figures Lloyd Groge and Joseph Sulthy, and reception chairman Charles Dirieh.
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Grand View Park
Lundborg
Boem
Between Me and My Wife We Know Gohel How's That
A fragmentary remark shows a speaker venting about relationship trust and a casual, informal exchange with a wife figure. The text suggests unfinished dialogue and possible misheard phrases. No clear event, date, or named organizations are present.
Mires Responds in Chancery Case in Jersey City
In Jerary City New Jersey Mires acts as agent in a chancery proceeding against Dorothea or name complainant and others as defendants. Judge Dickinson directs answer or demur by July 14 or risk default. mortgage from Charles Wales dating December 1407 is cited. Weehawken and Union Town Hudson County references appear with the Orphans Court order and notices to appear.
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Chancery
New Jenser
Haumejxter
Annie Gaumeister
New Jersey
Charles Wales
Union
Hudson Couns
Wen D
Edward Mazurkewis
Court of Chancery of
Jonanns Masurkewis
Jane Teh
Henry Ewald
Hue
Exchange Place
Jersey City
Chancery Notice Involving Sila Jonge and Bank of Canada
A messy chancery notice from New Jersey names defendants in a lawsuit linked to the Bank of Canada and a dissolution certificate. It cites Charles Larke, the Simm dard Bank of Canada, and several parties with a May date, detailing pleadings and court actions in Tricty and New Jersey.
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Jersey
Thomes
Sila Jonge
Eitan
Dave
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Sixth Ward Association
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Lafayette Methodists and Reformed Sunday Schools’ Trip
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Tomato Trust
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United Electric Co
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N. J
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Jerary City
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Natoy Brown
Jane Lewis
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