Glove Cleaning Danger Warns Home Doing
A notice warns against at home glove cleaning with inflammable liquids due to fire risks and hand damage. It promotes sending gloves to Gorcey & Son The Clothes Doctors at 71 Broadway for cleaning at ten cents. Also a stockholders meeting for New York and Long Branch Steamboat Company is set at the office at Rockwell Ave Long Branch on Thursday at 1:30 PM to elect directors and address business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorcey & Son
Broadway
New York & Monmouth Park Steamboat Co
Rockwell Ave
Long Branch
N. J
Haber
Avteadt
New York
WM. C. Hayden
Aged Inventor Held on Charge of Counterfeiting
Alfred J. Jarman, an inventor, was arraigned in Newark on counterfeiting charges and held on 2000 bail after Secret Service agents found a lead melting pot and white metal in a New York room. The case follows complaints by shopkeepers. A historical aside mentions Emperor Maximinus in a separate excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Alfred J. Jarman
New York
United States
Shields
Jarman
Secret Service
Henry
Jarmain
Republican National Committee Plans Chicago Convention
Washington dispatch reports that the Republican national committee expects Chicago to host the convention probably on June 18 or 23. Delegates may be chosen by state method, with Taft seen as likely to be renominated and leadership positions decided after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
John F. Hill
Maine
William Hayward
Taft
Mr.Taft
National Committee
Wealthy man exonerated as two arson suspects are named
Deacon Ellis Appleby, a wealthy New Brunswick resident and retiree, is cleared by the Middlesex county grand jury in an arson case linked to a Old Bridge store fire. Indictments are returned against George Reed and Leonard Rivers, both with prior records, amid ongoing detective scrutiny of a wave of fires and crimes in Old Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Ellis Appleby
Selover & Stonaker
Old Bridge
Appleby
Middlesex County
George Reed
Leonard Rivers
Peltier
Reed
William E. Rivers
Old Bridge Enamel Brick and Tile Company
United States Navy
East Orange Seeks State Crossing Legislation Conference
Mayor Julian A. Gregory of East Orange invites New Jersey mayors to a Saturday conference in the city council chamber to push statewide action to abolish grade crossings at public expense. Main street Lackawanna crossing cited as one of the worst. a joint committee has drafted plans for lowering tracks and securing fair legislation through Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
Trenton
Julian A. Gregory
Lackawanna
New Jersey
Dryden Will Prides Contested Family Bequests
The will of John F. Dryden former senator and Prudential president was proved in Newark. Nephew Edward H Stark and niece Sarriet M Stark receive 10000 cash each. Estate conservatively valued at about 15440001 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Dee
John F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance Company
United States
Dryden
Edward H
Sarriet M. Stark
Open Bergen County Courthouse Despite Not Being Accepted
December term of Bergen County court opens at the new million dollar courthouse in Sharkensack with Justice W. Parker charging the grand jury though the building has not yet been accepted by the board of freeholders. The freeholders refused to accept the new jail due to minor defects, and acceptance is delayed for two to three months. A separate fragment mentions Mabel at the Pouch mansion, describing mortification over attire and a hidden laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen County
Sharkensack
N. J
Dee
Board of Freeholders
W. Parker
Freeholders
International Six Day Cycle Race Starts in New York
The nineteenth international six day cycle race begins at Madison Square Garden with 15 riders from nine nations competing on a ten lap track. Teams include Kramer and Moran, Wolger and Parke, Root and Hill, Hasted and Drobach, Bedell and Bedell, Collings and Pye, Cameron and Magin, De Mara and Lawrence, Thomas and Stein, Galvin and Wiley, Ryan and Cavanaugh, Palmer and Wells, Lapize and Vanhouwaert, Georget and Brocco, Loreng and Sardow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tom Foley
America
France
Australia
Germany
Italy
Scotland
Ireland
Belgium
New Zealand
Frank I. Kramer
James F. Moran
Ausalia
Joseph Wolger
Jackie Parke
Eddie Root
Fred Hill
al Hasted
Peter Drobach
John Bedell
Menus Bedell
América
Elmer Collings
Ernest A. Pye
George Cameron
Jacob Magin
Walter de Mara
Percy Lawrence
Invents New Water Flyer by Walter Brookins
Walter Brookins, former Wright brothers aviator, announces a hydroplane invention combining a motor boat and biplane. The craft, designed for three to four people, uses solid bracing to simplify construction and reduce wires. He aims for practical use beyond naval interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brookins
New York
Wright Brothers
Brookins
Navy
Bomb Explodes in Liege Biograph Injuring Thirty
A bomb went off at a Liege biograph show injuring about thirty people who are seriously hurt. No further details have been received. Weather calls for increasing clouds with warm but unsettled conditions, rain tonight and tomorrow with possible snow and a drop in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Dev
Liege
Dent-a-Words On Third Page Offers Bargains
The third page highlights bargains in dental products and services. Deals include discounted brushes, toothpaste, and whitening kits from local sellers and clinics. Readers are urged to compare prices and check for seasonal promos.
District W. C. T. U. Session at Atlantic Highlands
A district meeting of the W C T U was held at the Berlin Church in Atlantic Highlands with delegations from Keyport Red Bank Monmouth and Middletown. Mrs Votin Curtis of Middletown delivered an address and Miss Helen Strong of Matawan spoke on A Ten Years Campaign and Our Part in It. Miss Mabel Waugh, the county cometary, also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
Keyport
Red Bank
Monmouth
Middletown
Mra. Votin Curtis
Mies Helen Strong
Ma‘tawen
Mabel Waugh
Cometry
Mrs Stubbs of Oakhurst Dies From Foot Gangrene
Mrs John Stubbs, age 51, of Oakhurst, died Friday of gangrene after a wall injury to her foot last Wednesday. She leaves a husband and two sons. Funeral services were led by Rev. H. T. Fisler yesterday afternoon. Burial at Glenwood cemetery, West Long Branch, by R. R. Mount & Son. Pallbearers: George Youmans, Daniel Dang ter, Robert Brown, William Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stubbs
Oakhurst
H. T. Fisler
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
R. R. Mount & Son
George Youmans
Daniel Dangter
Robert Brown
William Lane
Eye of a Fly Optical Precision Measured
A scientific note estimates a fly's eye can discern an object about one five millionth of an inch in diameter, highlighting the remarkable resolution of insect vision.
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Steiner & Son
J. Cohn
Second Ave
Dunbar Ave
M. Church
Joline Avenue
Dolls' Hospital
Liberty Street
H. Ritzau
Renault
Hudson
G. M. Jacobus
W. A. Stevens
Heisley Building
Union Ave
Gusllieri
Stockholders Meeting
Alfhta
First Ave
van Huel
Hobson
Edwards Avenue
Wesley Stillwaggon
Atlantic Avenue
Columbus Place
W. H. Green & Bro
Alpha Cottage
R. H. Hughes
Bath
Westwood Avenues
Aaron B. Johnston
Ashbury Park
Benjamin P. Morris
Long, Branch
Wheeler and Wilson
J. Hill
Slocum Place
Joseph Juska
High Street
Red Bank Fire Dept
Conover
Shrewsbury Avenue
Wm.h. Dennis
Victor Ave
Buttonwood Ave
Art St
Washington Street
Norwood Ve
J. H. Parker
Maximinus
em_peror
Frederick K. Ball
Norwood Ave
N. Broadway
Tor
Vale
Maiden Lane
Mother Earth
Ona
Les A
Watchis
Idway
Tin Ao
Per Yd
Littl
Stora
Wolf Lieberman
Mabel
Pouch Mansion
Flo
Dent-a-Words
Clarence White
John Hick
Gordan
Waterman
Richard R. Hughes
West End
W. C. T. U. Session
Carter
Aare Liver
The
Daily Record
Brunkhorst Bros
Neste Tate Sfa
Kelsey
W. R. Warwick
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