Wagons and pony for sale in local listings
For sale items include 1 wagonette 1 set of double harness and 3 houses on Wardell Avenue plus 1 horse. Also offered is a pony cart and harness described as sound and safe for children with a blue ribbon claim. Contact Dr H R Clark 278 etcdek.
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Teddy W
Brewster & Co
Rockaway
Berdan Place
Branchport
A. L. Anderson
Rockwell
Hamilton Ave
Wardell Ave
James Cloughly
Norwood Ave
H. R. Clark
Lost and Found Notices From Washington Street
Lost a ladies fur neck scarf Monday night near Washington Street return to 152 Brancoport Ave. Reward offered for the brown fur muff returned to 56 Long Branch Avenue.
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Washington St
Brancoport Ave
Nea Ea Ae
Long Branch Avenue
Shrewsbury Notes On Local Moves And Events
Timothy Riordan moved his family from White street to Flatbush Long Island. John Hamm bought a lot at the corner of Shrewsbury road and White street from the Riordan heirs. Mae McCue spent Thanksgiving with her parents and entered the Normal School at Trenton last fall. Six men from New York prune and restore trees on W P Browns property and will board at Mrs J R Sickles. Mr and Mrs Wright Brown with Nellie G Brown spent Thanksgiving at his home. Mrs Randolph Borden is seriously ill and Miss McCaffrey nurses her. Jacob B Woolley, a dealer in Japanese and Chinese curios, once with a fine store opposite the Waldorf Astoria, died recently after years of illness. The Keaning Club met at Joseph Volmes Nov 23, music and drama the afternoon's theme. Mrs Lawes played a piano solo, quotes by Mrs Linson, and songs and stories by members. Julia Ward Howe in memoriam and Battle Hymn of the Republic were discussed. Thanksgiving thieves entered Ashbel W Borden’s cellar taking provisions and pumpkin pies.
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John Hamm
Shrewsbury Road
White Street
Riordan
Mae McCue
Normal School
Trenton
New York
W. P. Brown
J. R. Sickles
Wright Brown
Nellie G. Brown
Randolph Borden
Miss McCaffrey
Jacob B. Woolley
Waldorf- Astoria
Keaning Club
Joseph Volmes
H. 8. White
Jennings
Julia Ward Howe
Ashbel W. Borden
Century Athletic Club elects new members and plans events
At the Century Athletic Club meeting J E Aumack Gus Bennett J B Hopla William Curtis Jr Clarence Maurer Fretz Hoagland and William McTivaine were elected. Ladies night was held Thursday. L F Armstrong likely to captain the second team playing Holmdel. Miss Lottie Angleman joins Peet's confectionery. Rev J W Nickelson about with quinsy throat can now go out.
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Century Athletic Club
J. E. Aumack
Gus Bennett
Hopla
William Curtis, Jr
Clarence Maurer
Fretz Hoagland
William McTivaine
Holmdel
L. F. Armstrong
Lottie Angleman
Peet
Wellington’s Plea for Thames Embankment Site
St James Gazette recalls Wellington’s argument that the Houses of Parliament must face the river to avoid being surrounded by a growing city. He insisted on a riverside location for safe ingress and the ability to resist popular demands. Sir William Fraser told Napoleon III of the remark’s wisdom and its historical significance.
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Wellington
Thames Embankment
William IV
Westminster
St. James’ Palace
London
William Fraser
Napoleon III
France
St. James
Secrecy Rules at Krupp’s Factory Guards All Work
Krupp’s bound employees to strict secrecy with locked case correspondence and time locked safes. Officers change clothes on site and eat in the works while salaries deter bribery. A separate note discusses Java spiders with changing eye color and possible terror-inducing purposes.
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Krupp’s
Germany
Army and Navy Journal
Ancient Egyptian garden designs and water use
The article notes Egyptian landscape gardening adapting to flat land with the Nile as a key water feature. It mentions three garden plans, including one from the tomb of Meryleat Tell el Amaron, illustrating a grand garden layout and images of Egyptians reclining on chairs.
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Meryleat
Tell el Amaron
Earnings of Columbia students exceed one hundred sixty thousand in year
More than $166,000 was earned by Columbia University students in the last scholastic year with earnings rising by over $60,000 from the previous year. Graduates led with nearly $49,288, and many worked as teachers tutors and investigators while others served as stenographers, auditors, or in campus offices.
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Columbia University
New York City
P. C. H. Holter
Committee On
Teachers’ College
Barnard College
Barnard
Columbia College
Customs Service
Only Complete Census of Indians Taken in 1910
The 1910 Indian census will be the only near accurate enumeration of Native Americans, listing names ages and family relationships and, if included, tribal data. It notes that Navajo land allotments grant one quarter section per person, affecting families with many wives and many children versus single individuals. The roundup and tabulation of Indians and land rights progress slowly.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Crawling Stone Lake Sacred Rock Folklore
The Chippewa Indians revere a floating rock in Crawling Stone Lake said to be a sacred monument to the Great Manito. Legends say the rock once served as the Great Spirit's throne and that the spirit visits annually during summer dances. Whites are barred from fishing as fish were placed by the Great Spirit for the Indians only.
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Cadens
Manito
A Tenant For Life
A new boarder questions a ten year resident about staying in a house. The man laments no other place to go as the landlady is his wife. The dialogue reveals a gritty household dynamic and a family scrap book motif.
California to Build World Largest Oil Reservoirs
California advances plans to construct two concrete oil reservoirs, each holding one million gallons, to be the world’s largest. They will be filled from Bakersfield Maricopa Coal- inga and Midway wells and feed the pumps by gravity. Ostrich feathers valued at about 880000 have been exported from the Cape of Good Hope in one year.
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California
Gan Lois Theatre
Bakersfield
Maricopa
Coal- Inga
Midway
Cape of Good Hope
Pampered Pups and the Hospital Light Standby
A dog doctor prepares a monthly bill for a Japanese spaniel listing room rent board medical care and electric light. The secretary questions lighting a dog, but the pup allegedly sleeps only in a lit room, a common trait among spoiled dogs kept awake all night in the hospital.
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New York
San
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Zach Jas Garage Co
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George Hampton
Hendrickson Avenue
Long Branch
Greenstown Cemetery Association
La‘cour
L. H. Cobb
Care Record Office
H. Ritzau
Red Bank
Benj. P. Morris
Broadway
W. A. Stevens
Helsley Building
Wtt
Morris, Ave
Steiner & Son
Son
Sassooo
R. A. Clayton
Liberty St
Simpson Memorial
M. W
H. B. Dangler
Townley's Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Austin Hurley
Wall Street
Benj. Hurley
Stockholders’ Meeting
New York and Long Branch Steamboat Co
Rockwell Ave
WN. J
Wm, Co
Hayden
Agrear
Morrell, At
Heisley Building
E. T. Welch, Jr
A. F. Golden
Wilbur A. Heisleys
Union Ave
Fifth Ave
Sixth Ave
H. H. Pemberton
Central Ave
Dudley St
Garfield Ave
C. A. Eldridge
A. Chandler
B. L
P. O
Willowave
James Steen
Eatontown
S. Scobey
C. D. Wilson
Record Office
South Broadway
Harry Truax
William L. Edwards
Counsellor - At - Law Postoffice
Advertiser
Frederick K. Ball
Shrewsbury News
Timothy Riordan
Flatbush
L. I
Keyport News
J. W Nickelson
Osborn Street
Second
Keyport Loan Association
Keough’s
Church Street
Seabrook Schanck
John G. Schanck
Pullman Motor Car Company
York
Penn
Keyport Literary Club
Firet Baptist Church
Henry V
J. Duncan Spaeth
Daly Record
Wolf Lieberman’'S
BIG Little Department Store
Broadway Long Branch
KRUPP
Java
Bultenzorg
Harper's Weekly
Columbia
Clarence White
Broadway Cash Market
Jersey Park
Jersey
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