Red Bank Poultry Show Proves Highly Successful
The third annual Poultry Club exhibition at Red Bank Armory on Monmouth Street drew the largest entries yet with about 117 exhibitors and over 940 entries across 321 classes. Rhode Island Reds contested the state cup amid storm delays, while pigeons rabbits pheasants ducks also drew strong interest and extensive judging.
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Poultry Club
Armory
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Rhode Island Reds
Notable Assembly at Versailles and Ancient Civic Trials
A fragmented extract discusses the 1783 Assembly of Notables at Versailles and its role leading to the Estates General and the French Revolution. It weaves in anecdotes about John Bright, a note on the electric eel, and a brief history of the Roman Forum’s evolution from market to political hub and its lasting influence on ancient law.
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Assembly of Notables
Assembly of the Notables
Versailles
Te WA
Louis XVI
Louis
States General
National Assembly
Revolution
New York American
Acropolis
Athens
Raising Chickens
Suburban wife Martha cries as a five dollar incubator explodes, showering the house with chicks while her husband consoles her. The Chicago News item frames the mishap as a humorous misadventure in domestic life.
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Martha
Chicago News
Victor Hugo Adverts and City Freedom Tales
Fragments discuss Victor Hugo's advertising style as noted by a BNE publisher and compare his modernity to Gothic art in Notre Dame de Paris and Les Miserables. Remaining text recalls records read at Convex Dury about granting freedom of the city to notable figures and a cook at mayoral feasts with other historical anecdotes.
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Hugo
Victor Hugo
BNE
Notre Dame de Paris
London Globe
Mason
Ger
Nicholas
Johnson
Moro Flood Tale From Meros Legend Narrated
The Meros flood legend recounts forty days of rain and a family entering a box with pairs of animals. Those who stayed home were drowned as the waters rose, while a man and a woman aboard avoided the flood.
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Pecamie
Six Year-Old Malcolm Johnson Breaks Arm Again
Malcolm Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnson of Rockwell avenue broke his right arm last summer after a fall while playing Indian. An X-ray confirmed the fracture and it was reduced. Yesterday while playing in the snow he re injured the same arm and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital for treatment. He wishes to continue outdoor play with his friends.
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Malcolm Johnson
Falla
Thomas Johnson
Rockwell Avenue
Hospital visitor questions patient care in cryptic note
A Baltimore American fragment shows a visitor asking about a patient’s condition as a surgeon responds with a terse remark about the patient’s “rundown feeling.” The dialogue hints at health concerns and a diminishing vigor in the aged patient.
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Baltimore American
Pittson’s Dignified Stance Sparks Tease
Fragmentary remarks mirror a crowded scene as Pittson is teased for manner and bearing. The jibe about his wife’s hat or a rival claim hints at social dynamics and reputational battering within the group.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
7Th Ave
New York
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Manhattan
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Crosstown
Lower
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Manhattan Transfer
Cortlandt and
Desbrosses Streets
Hudson Terminal
Flatbush Avenue
Lang Hranch
Myron Barbour
G. W. Green
Walter Harvey
Wines
C. ©. Duncan
George B
Eisner
Louis B. Schram
Edward Voorhees
A. E. Marshall
W. H
Tabor
Allaire
B. B. Alexand der
A. P. Bennnett
W. W. Brown
R. W. Bates
F. A. Chadwick
Frances J. Carmand
O. Edwin Davis
A. Irving Doremus
J. M. Elston
Edwin, Field
P. J. Gisleson
John Hoffmire, Jr
Carlton Keeler
W. W. Kennedy
Lillian Kahle
W. A. Lawes
Oak Hill Farm
William B. Patterson
A. E B
Oakhill Farm
D. Haley
H. L. Crayford
Lilian Kahle
J. Horace Harding
E. H. Wharton
Drynoch Farm
John Hagatian
George B. Eisner
H C. Talmage
William D. Campbell
John Yeomans
Charles*e van Brant
E. C. Errickson
W. C. Williams
Chas. Caesar
Robert W. Dixon
W. A. Smith
L. V. Bell
G. Foster Rawlins
J. Hofire, Jr
W Av.brown
G. W. Carr
Edwin Field
Walter A. Schroeder
R. S. Dixon
W. A. Schroeider
L. Well
H.A. Rogers
Margaret M. Yeomans
I. M. Elston
Borie
A. VanBrunt
H. L. Brokaw
J. N. Sinock
Frank H. Hodges
J. N. Sinnock
George A. VanBrunt
Dryno
John Bright
P. O'Conner
Brazil
Monnmouth St
Red Bank, N. J
York
Wana
Chickering
Knabe
Schomacher
Angelus
Schomaker
Emerson
First Gallery
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Fourth Avenue
Highth
Ninth Street
Long Branch
Wanamaker R’s
McAdoo Tunnel
Baton Street
New Jersey
Commuuniipaw
Liberty Street
Ike
United States Weather Bureau
Albany
Boston
Buffalo
St. Louis
New Orleans
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