Baked cakes mark 92nd birthday of Mrs Delia Arose
Mrs Delia Arose of Matawan celebrated her 92nd birthday with a birthday cake lit by ninety two candles at home. Guests from Long Branch included Mrs Charles E Brown and others. She credits outdoor exercise and regular habits for her long life.
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Delia Arose
Matawan
New Jersey
Long Branch
Cméf Engineer
Charles E. Brown
Joseph W. Mages
Austin Hurley
Arase Moses
Arose
Local deaths and community notes from Atlantic Highlands
Thomas Williams dies at seventeen from tuberculosis after nearly two years of illness. Elizabeth Stewart of Port Monmouth dies Tuesday from tuberculosis at thirty three. Funeral details for Williams and Stewart noted, with services led by local pastors and interments at Fairview Cemetery and related family movements. A large funeral procession for James May Duane from New York to Stone Church, Navesink, is described. Other items cover a water main burst at First and Highland, injuries to J G Eschelbach at the Columbia Hotel, and planning for high school basketball at Majestic theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
William Williams
South Avenue
Harry Posten
Joseph Schaeffer
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Stewart
Porth Monmouth
David Stampton
A. H. Sy
New Monmouth 1St Church
Fairview Cemetery
Misa Stewart
Wag
Perth
Scotland
William T. Valiant
Foreman A. Cossaboom
W. R. Wedderspoon
Washington, D. C
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Majestic Theatre
Mount Avenue
Paris Council Chief Warns War Threatens Famine
M Galli president of the Paris city council urged War Minister Millerand to act to preserve the wheat supply should war break out. He warned Paris could run out of bread within four days if the fighting disrupted imports and warned ministers to prevent shortages amid mounting fears. The older city remembers sieges and seeks proactive measures to avert hunger.
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Paris
Iszt
Pari
M.alli
M Millerand
Paria
Wale
Patrick at Work on Wealthy Kin Farm
Albert T. Patetok, a former inmate just released from Sing Sing, farms at Eureka Missouri on the estate of his millionaire brother in law John Miliken. He works with his sister Mrs John T. Milliken to regain normal life and plans to visit his mother and daughter in Denver soon. Milliken hopes he does not attempt to probate the Rice will of 1900.
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St. Louis
Dec. C
Albert T. Patetok
New York
Sing Sing
John 'T. Mil Uken
Eureka
Patrick
John T. Milliken
Warekua
St Louis
Milliken
Milliken Farm
Denver
Edward T. Patrick
Difference Between Conversation and Monologue
A concise note contrasts dialogue and monologue, highlighting how some speakers confuse back and forth exchange with one sided speech. It emphasizes attentive listening as the key to true conversational flow.
Colored couple attack at Red Bank butchershop scene
At West Front Street Red Bank a white man Frank White was attacked outside G. Dieta Sons butchershop by a colored couple Jamie Coy and James Cox after being brushed. White sustained a facial cut and head injuries needing stitches. The Coy woman pleaded guilty to cutting White. Both defendants faced assault charges and were held on bail to await grand jury action.
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Cox
Mr. White
Red Bank Plur
Justic
Theodore F. Sniffen
Coy Wom
Allen J. Smith
Sniffen
Borough Hall
White
Defendar
Smith
William F. Malchow Dead at Red Bank
Local obituary notes William F. Malchow dies in Red Bank age unknown. He was a Socialist candidate for Surrogate at the November election, a recognized musician and leader of a Red Bank orchestra. Funeral arrangements are pending, with several letters awaiting pickup at Long Branch post office.
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William F. Malchow
Red Bank
Ite
Hnd
Surforate
Malehow
Robert R. Mount & Son
Long Branch
Mr. Anepuky
Ll. A. Bach
Wm. Bramwell
E. W. Brockman
J. W. Brice
Mildred Clayton
L. Cosentino
Eling
Jacob Gilbert
C. . Mouston
Teaac
James King
Letta Kirkegaard
KE. Layton
Lloyd
Mies G. Lone *Street
Patrick D. MecLaughtin
Falvatore Mellaci
M. Nangle
Chas. W. Phillips
T. Quintana
Roggen
Mies
Minnie Schneider
Ales
Geo, Suldt
F. Sorrentino
Sarah Stuart
Vacqueray
O. von Bemith
May Woods
Annie Woolley
Solomon Abramer
Red Bank hostelries sold and Lakewood Hotel sale noted
The article reports continued sale talks for the Sheridan Hotel lease in Red Bank with Poulson staying as proprietor after Mount's bid failed. Patrol officer Woods arrests William Daily for carrying a concealed revolver, Daily held for Grand Jury. Lakewood Hotel, a major Ocean County resort, sold at public auction to Halpert Broe and Inane Sherr of New York for 80 000. Grover Cleveland spent his final days there before moving to Princeton.
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Toms River
Ocean County
Poulson
Daily Record
Willard H. Mount
Charlie Woods
Red Bank
William Daily
Daily
Woods
Dally
Harry C. Bade
Arthur Shotts
Shrewsbury
eMsployer
Lakewood
Halpert Broe
Inane Sherr
New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Hero Near Drowning in River Rescue
Charles Leake leapt from a wharf into the Manrive River to aid a moving crew in a daring rescue. He narrowly avoided drowning after cramps seized him in the cold water. Frank Loper Springer? aided with a throw and pulled Leake to safety. Leake resigned from the moving picture company.
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Michle
Charles Leake
Manrive Fiyer
Mennve Fila Companys
Leake
Frank Loper
Newark Cop Slain by Crooks With Suspects At Large
Newark December 2 officer John J. Gafney of the police department died after being shot Friday night. He served in the Spanish American War aboard the USS New York and earned a bravery medal at Santiago. No arrests have been made.
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Newark
John J. Gaftney
St. James' Hospital
Halfney
New York
Santiago
Unclear text victim named Gallagher found dead with stiletto
Fragmentary OCR describes a fatal stabbing and a suspect pursuit. The piece mentions a 40 year old Gallagher and an eyewitness report of two men fleeing, but details are fragmented and unclear.
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Dee
Willian Gallagher
Erie
Gallagher
Lin
Sunday School Board Meets at Hitchings Home
A Red Bank meeting of the Mret Methodist Sunday School board was held at Robert Hitchings residence Thursday night. Mrs. George Longstreet reported on state convention insights and events of interest for the local Sunday School. Refreshments and a social hour followed the meeting.
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Mret Methodist Sunday School Board
Robert Hitchings
George Longstreet
Trenton
George F. Smith
Monmouth Street
Belford
Everett van Dright
Point Pleasant Methodist
James Shaw
Burlington
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Enwood
Glenwood
Glenwood Parlor
William Curry Co
Barthday
Atlantic Highlands News
J. C. Eschelbach
Columbia
West Front Street
Joseph G Eschelbach
Geniae Beniface
Sprai
Achelbach
Peter P. Refferty
Exchelbach
Kechelbach
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
County of London
Vm. Galli
Paris Council
Whoto
American Press Association
Man
The
Crooks
E. M. Colton
Rockwell Avenue
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
Westfield Steam Laundry
J.C. Disbrow
Broadway
M. Levin
South Broadway
N. J
Lawyer Studio
W. H. Woolley & Co
Goldberg
Koops & Abels
Gurlis
Marion G. Drexel
Marion Gould Drexel
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdon Gould
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Gould
Gould-Drexel
Gordon Cass Butcher
Truax’s
Lighing Cadillac
Clayton’s “Garage
Lakewood, N. J
Ocean and
Monmouth Counties
Cedar Avenue
WM. Bryan Elberon
Reason
Ranch ci
Brick’s
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
A.& P. Store
Milghner Herring
C. B. Deaver Broadway
Rockwell Ave
Mickory
Shell Barks
Mixed Nuts
Immerman
Fancy Carolina Rice Tech
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