Monmouth County Fair Opens with Rail Access and Attractions
Readers are invited to the annual fair with expanded rail service by the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Central lines and a ten minute Jersey Central Traction schedule from Bank to the fair grounds. Extra cars from Monmouth Electric Company and special excursion dates assist crowds. Highlights include Royal Victor band concerts, balloon ascension, horse show, vaudeville, Collier hunt finale, and the Better Babies contest.
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Tomorow
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Central
Failroad Niga
Jersey Central Traction Company
Monmouth A Electric Company
Bae
Royal Victor Band
Exhibition Hall
NPI
Arabtec
J. G. Tou
Byek
Eet Belle
Remsen & Pont
Ros
Owyho Mae
Lem Kergham
Red. Bank
N. J
Charles Ones
Lake Gregory
W. B. Atwater
Newark
Trot and Babies Contest Entries Highlight New Jersey Meet
A crowded list shows runners, drivers and horses for the Second Race 2:30 Trot Purse 400 and Third Race Three Year Old Trot with entrants from Red Bank Atlantic Highlands Keansburg Red Bank Sea Bright and Freehold. Also included are Babies Contest entries with mothers named from Red Bank Highlands and Atlantic Highlands and towns along the coast.
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Iwana
Thomas Berry
Flemington
N. i
Dr. Wilkes
Fleming
N. J
W. L. Rhoades
Guttenhure
Eblsle S
Gutten
Hure
Great Bells
Charles Garrison
Abe Mack
L. Wetherow
Eddie Brook
James Meredith
Elwyn
Bob Everett
Harry Pearsall
N. Y. Ielly
Falspar
Palmer L. Clark
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Nellie Red
Manassa
Andrew Cone
Red Bank
J. Nell McLintock
George Dufour
Keansbury
Barwick
A Caroke Hn
M. A. Rumsei
Adrain Rose
William Rose
Frank L. Parker
Little Silver
Harold Little
H. L. Little
Atlantic Highlands
Two Women Murdered in Smyrna Farm Home
Nashville dispatch reports farmer William Cook of Smyrna returning to his farm finding his wife missing, the rear yard and a nearby room holding the body of his niece Miss Lucy Stanford. The crime scene at the Smyrna residence prompted police to investigate both deaths as a double homicide.
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Nashville
Tenn
Willian Cook
Smyrna
Suffragettes Active in Finchley Fire Site Report
A costly Finchley country house north of London burned, with militia suffragettes suspected to be involved as suffrage literature was found among the ruins. Reports of a government truce are unclear and not yet confirmed across all districts. Weather forecast predicts generally fair conditions today.
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London
Finchley
United States urges Americans to leave Mexico for safety
The United States advises all Americans to depart Mexico immediately and help them evacuate. It stresses safeguarding lives while not hindering efforts to restore order through friendly cooperative action and holds authorities accountable for American suffering.
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Mexico
México
Baptist Missionary Rally At First Baptist Church
A missionary rally is set for tomorrow evening at 7 45 at the First Baptist Church. Acting Pastor Rev J B R Folsom will speak and features of interest are planned. All church members and families are urged to attend as this is Mr Folsoms last week in town.
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First Baptist Church
J. BE. R. Folsom
Mr. Folsom
Osborne's Challenge Debate Plan Set for September 11
Everett Colby accepts Ed Gavorne's challenge in Newark New Jersey as both vie for the Progressive nomination for governor. A split debate is scheduled at Kreuger auditorium with two proposed formats and a drawing to determine speaking order and chairman selection.
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Theodrist
Osborne
Train Kills Five Near Freeport Crossing
Five members of the Rowan family perished when their automobile was struck by a special Pennsy railroad train at Lane station near Freeport Pennsylvania. Rowan his wife and two children and sister in law died within hours with other travelers aboard the inspection trip.
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Rowan
Freeport
Jug
J. EB. Rowan
Allan Wood, Smith
Pennsyltania Railroad
Lane Station
Here
I. L. O'Donnell
Penney Vanin Company
I Love You Not for Fair or True
An imperfect verse fragment from the Record-Herald cites a strange tale told by the Bishop of London. It recounts a curate and a farmer as part of a disjointed moral anecdote about affection and misunderstanding.
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Lenden
London
Illumination gas incident saves Hartford man at restaurant
The Hartford restaurant owner Frank Delise narrowly escaped asphyxiation from illuminating gas. A door was opened after a faint odor was detected, Drs Slocum and Filice treated him, and he regained consciousness. An earlier alarm prompted door knocking and rescue efforts. The incident occurred during morning hours at the establishment.
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Frank, Deling
Hartford
Theodor
Delise
Rte
Monmouth County Charity Booths at Fair Planned
Monmouth County branch committees of the State Charities Association met at the Second Kee Bank Building to arrange five booths in the Main Building of the Monmouth County Fair. Three will house a rest room for women and parcel checking with no charges.
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Monmouth County
State Charities All Association
Keo Bank
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