Ambassador W A Reid Dies in London at 76
Obituary recalls notable career of William Ward Reed born 1837 in Xenia Ohio. He served as ambassador to France 1889 to 1892 under Harrison and ambassador to the court of St James 1905 to 1909, chosen by Roosevelt and later supported by Wilson. He rose from Ohio journalist to Tribune editor and political figure, authored major studies and was linked to Greeley in the Tribune campaign.
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Brooklyn Wedding Lists Wolf Fox and Bull Attendees
The Brooklyn wedding includes bride Miss Birdle Wolf and groom Robert Fox with attendants Miss Auntie Wolf and best man Herman Wolf. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Bull William Duck Joseph Sauer and Loretta Sweet. The honeymoon followed in Lyons New York.
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Criticism of Howland Hotel Fire Sparks Local Debate
Thomas P. Fay defends Long Branch fire response and criticizes arson speculation. He cites inadequate hydrants and low water pressure, notes the Howland Hotel’s long decline, and defends William E. Dobbin for beachfront contributions. Fay urges focus on real issues like Broadway repairs and road maintenance rather than scapegoats.
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Prestbyerian Sunay School to Stage Pestial Songs Program
The Highlands Church Sunday School will present a Christmas program titled Pesterval Songs by Tullar Mere dith Friday night. The program includes recitations by Intermediate and Primary classes and performances by Miss Gertrude Quackenbush Olive Merritt Ethel Armstead Dorothy Geilh haus and Frances Patterson.
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Cantata at Central Baptist Church News Note
A community program features a Christmas cantata Crowning of Christmas at Central Baptist Church Monday evening Dec 23 with solos duets and choir pieces led by Ella Forsland and Catherine Conover. Various church groups and a song list mark the school young ladies and holiday observances.
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Stanley West
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Catherine Conover
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Joseph St. Schaeffer
Central Baptist Church
C. N. Pippitt
George W. Conover
Evlyn R. Snyder
George H. Gardner
O. B. Irwin
Robert Fleet
Irene Lous
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Elizabeth Barrett
Winifred Garrison
May Loux
Elizabeth Ely
Edith Lufburrow
Mildred Rappleyea
Washington
Inventor Andrew Rejects $50,000 Offer for Auto Spring Device
William KE Andrew of Atlantic Highlands touts a shock absorber for autos with a model shown in Red Bank and to be demonstrated in New York. He seeks at least $150,000, asserts a factory in the making, and cites prior inventions including oleomargarine with a government tax dispute over royalties.
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Atlantic Highlands
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New York
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Locals in New York for six day bicycle race
A group of men from his place traveled to Madison Square Garden in New York last week to witness the six day bicycle race. Names include Edward Smith Augie Smith Ivy Brown Percy Ad aire Rene Brown Mell Johnson Nathaniel Crowley Sam Smith Howard Johnson Harry Schwarz and Fletcher Hegerman.
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