Funeral of Gottlion Pfahler in Red Bank
The remains of Gottlion Pfahler, who died by his own hand, will be held tomorrow night at eight in the rooms of the Aiken Society in the Spinning building. Rev Cross will officiate with pallbearers from the Hintracht Society and New Era Association attending. Interment is in Fair View cemetery, under Harry C. Pay. Pfahler, 48, left a Germany-based father and sister. He had lived in Red Bank fifteen years and boarded at Broad and Front streets.
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Gottlion
Red Bank
Front Street
Aiken S| Society
Rev Cross
Red First Baptist Church
Hintracht Society
New Era Association
Pfahier
Harry C. Pay
Fair View Cemetery
Middletown Township
Pfahjer
Germany
Pfahler
Patterson & Spinning Building
Jacob Kridel
Broad
Front Streets
Red Cross Seals at Citizens' National Bank Omited
The list of purchase locations for Red Cross Seals accidentally left out the Citizens' National Bank This omission affects Cashier Davis and several assistants who have already bought seals and will assist customers who call.
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Red Cross
Citizens’ National Bank
Davis
Red Bank Negro Sentenced for Drunk and Disorderly Act
Clarence Frost, a Red Bank resident known to police, was arrested Saturday afternoon for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He appeared Sunday morning before Recorder Harry C. Badeau and received a 30 day county jail sentence. He was taken to Freehold yesterday by Chief A. L. Wymba.
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Red Bank
Clarence Frost
Harry C. Badeau
A. L .Wymba
Monmouth Beach Firemen Plan Annual Dance Night
Monmouth Beach fire company Jaddies announce their annual dance at the Monmouth Beach Casino this Friday. First class music will be played and refreshments will be served during the event.
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Monmouth
Monmouth Beach
Arcanians to Elect Officers Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
The annual meeting of Long Branch Council No. 429 Royal Arcanum will elect officers tonight in Odd Fellows Hall. A large attendance is expected.
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Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Classified notice urges local businesses and individuals to place ads in the Daily Record claiming effective reach and potential profit. No further details on rates or deadlines are provided in the fragment.
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The
Daily Record
Red Bank Real Estate Shuffle On Broad Street
A New York dealer eyes Patterson and Sayre properties for a large department store. G Hance Patterson may sell to the client after Mr. Hopping, Red Bank broker, notes vast Broad Street sales and nearby landmarks including the Swift and Hisner buildings and a potential post office site.
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Hisner
Broad Street
Patterson
Canal
Broad Streets
New York
Lowry
Red Bank
Goen
J. E. Sayre
Wallace Street
Bank
G. Hance Patterson
New Yorker
William A. Hopping
Hopping
George J. Brown
Jersey Central Traction Company
Ernest A. Arend
Asbury Park
Board of Health
Curtis
J. Kridel
Taylor Assembly fight shapes Essex group split over leadership
In New Jersey the Essex faction led by James Smith Jr. and James R. Nugent clashes with Hennessey supporters as Taylor seeks speaker. Tumulty and Martin nearly collide in the State House corridor amid caucus tensions. Taylor aims for 29 votes on first ballot. Fielder poised for Senate president. Davis chairs the Senate caucus.
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Essex
James Smith, Jr
James R. Nugent
Newark
Hennessey
Egan
Hudson
Marshall
Mercer
Casex
Hssex
Nugent
Taylor
Martin
Assembly
Tumulty
Joseph P. Tumulty
Supreme Court
Wilaga
State House
Tumuity
Beesex
Fielder
Senate
Judiciary Committee
J. Warren Davis
Mrs Charlotte Bowles of Red Bank Dies at 70
Mrs Charlotte A Bowles wife of Alfred Bowles of Central avenue Red Bank died yesterday from general debility aged 70 She is survived by several children Born in Middletown township she lived in that vicinity and Red Bank The funeral will be held at her late residence tomorrow afternoon Interment under funeral director Harry C Fay of Red Bank will be in the Lincroft cemetery
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Charlotte A. Bowles
Alfred Bowles
Central Avenue
Red Bank
Bowles
Middletown Township
Harry C. Fay
Lincroft
Democratic Dinner At Freehold Monmouth House
Democratic dinner tonight at the Monmouth House Freehold under the Freehold Democratic Club. Covers set for 200. A number of afterdinner toasts planned.
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Monmouth House
Three Utah Natural Bridges Span White Canyon Giants
Three immense natural bridges in Utah, the Carolina Augusta and Hewin, crown the White canyon reserve. Largest arch reaches 222 feet high and 261 feet span, carved by ancient rivers and remote from easy access.
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West
Utah
Carolina
Augusta
Hewin
Bluff
White Canyon
Virginia
Horace J. Long
Long
Scorup
Famillar
San Juan River
Scorp
Caroline
California
Edwin
Desert West
New York
The Crowded Way
A Salvation Army captain in Philadelphia recalls a New York epigram about the transgressor and the lonely path. He notes the saying they say the way of the transgressor is hard, but adds that it at least is not lonely for the bad man who enjoys his wrong.
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Booth
Salvation Army
Philadelphia
New York
A Difficult Order Willie at table
A dining scene shows Willie resisting an old meat dish as he vows not to eat it. Father orders him to stay silent and finish dinner in a stern household moment.
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Willie
Boston ‘Transcript
Waiting and Patience Advised in Proverb Note
A dated line cites a Dutch proverb about patience soothing pangs and notes a whist table fact amusingly claiming a player may hold 635,013,550,000 different bands. The item ends with an advertisement cue for the Daily Record.
Red Bank Fire Near Blacksmith Shop Causes Small Damage
A small blaze was found in a former blacksmith shop in Wharf avenue Red Bank near Broad and Front streets. Firemen arrived from box 58 and extinguished the fire with extinguishers. damage valued under fifty dollars. Councilman Gray doubted arson, suggesting a dropped match. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in weekend activities. Three State Senators attended the Elks memorial service at the Savoy theatre in Asbury Park.
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Councilman Gray
Red Bank
Box 58
Broad
Front Streets
Wharf Avenue
William P. Snyder
Frank Gray
Clarence Gray
Jack White
Gray
Elks Services
State Senate
Elks Memorial Srvice
Savoy Theatre
Asbury Park
J. Warren Davis
Salem County
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
George C. Low
Ocean County
The Drunkard's Cloak Through English Torture Devices
A historical account describes the drunkard's cloak, a wooden inverted flowerpot device used as a torture method in England. The imprisoned person wore it with neck extended through a small aperture, weight bearing on shoulders, forcing limited movement and painful dragging.
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England
Rivarol Wit Shines in Silence and a Joke
Antoine Rivarol, famed eighteenth century French epigrammatist, faced expected brilliance at dinner. He remained quiet until a foolish remark drew a chorus of exclamations. At a German host’s table he quipped about Germans pooling their wits to grasp a joke, provoking puzzled looks.
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Rivarol
Antoine Rivarol
Jake
Nests on the Water by Grebes
A St. Nicholas note explains grebes build floating nests on water. Nests are hollowed, often moored to reeds or drift freely on marshy lakes, using reeds, grass and plant stems for structure. Several grebe species exist with similar nest forms.
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St. Nicholas
Hyphenated Episode in a Verbalism Class
A humorous exchange in a composition class centers on hyphenated names and a graduate pun about a woman described as medium size. The dialogue touches on avoiding marketplace phrasing and the term on the market used by a freshman as a joke about a woman.
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Ite
Town Topics Inference Sparks Murder Speculation
An item in Town Topics raises questions about a fatal blast described as the work of an infernal machine. The column ponders who might be responsible and whether the chauffeur was arrested, reflecting sensational speculation.
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Hobb
Nobb
Red Bank Debates Censorship Board for Movies
Red Bank residents debate forming a censorship board to oversee local film and vaudeville shows. Advocates urge a panel of trusted locals to protect youth morals, while opponents argue against censorship and defend parental responsibility and free access to entertainment.
Senior Sadie Hurley Returns From Thanksgiving Trip
Miss Sadie Hurley a Shattle High School senior returned yesterday from Thanksgiving vacation spent with relatives in Trenton.
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Sadie Hurley
Shattle High School
Trenton
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