Second Series Began in Monmouth Bowling Tourney
Fine scores were posted at the Monmouth Alleys on Lincoln Avenue as the second leg of the individual bowling tournament opened. Contenders Milton Worth Howard Worth John Goodwin and Adam Worth posted multiple scores with Milton Worth and Adam Worth leading totals, while John Goodwin and Howard Worth also posted strong frames. The event promises heightened competition as standings develop in upcoming rounds.
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Monmouth
Lincoln Avenue
Milton Worth
John Goodwin
Howard Worth
Adam Worth
Highlands Woman Dead After Stroke At Home
Meshiget of Highlands Fyneen died at home of her daughter at five after an illness, aged 85. Cause was a third stroke last week. Funeral from Pgs avenue home with C. Lord of All Sampal Church officiating. She had lived in Highlands for years and was an invalid recently. survived by a single daughter.
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Meshiget
Osty Fyneen
Alan Heel Gotther
Mrak
A. Ridabock
Highlands
Y Parane
Pgs Avenue
Ele
C. Lord
All Sampal Church
Vesink
Shekemyat
New Jersey Senate Names Leaders and Officers
The twelve New Jersey senators met in Trenton to organize the next senate and apportion patronage. Ernest B. Ackerman of Union was chosen president. John J. Prince of Passaic was floor leader. Officers include Murphy of Camden secretary Pat of Salem assistant, John W. of Union journal clerk, B. A. Sexsmith of Stonehurst supervisor of bills, Wilbur K. Sloane of Gloucester assistant, Charles H. Bohm of Cape May clerk, Captain Walker of Atlantic calendar clerk, Guadalupe A. Hall of Mercer sergeant at arms, Joseph A Fitaga of Somerville assistant.
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Trenton
Wen
Senate
Ernest B. Ackerman
Union
Joseph 8
Frelinghuysen
John J. Prince
Passaic
Wiliam C. Murphy
Capaden
Benjamin Pat
Salem
John W
B. A. Sexsmith
Stonmouth
Wilbur K. Sloane
Gloucester
Charles H. Bohm
Cape’ May
Captain Walker
Atlantic
Gergeant
Guadalupe A. Hall
Mercer
Joseph A Fitaga
Somer
Aged Asbury Park Woman Dead
Mrs. Mary Hendrickson widow of Bob Hendrickson of Allentown died yesterday at the home of Mrs. Frank Tantum in Seadaviv where she had lived fifteen years in her 97th year. Born at Imlaystown she belonged to a long lived family with a 97 year old brother Samuel Cowart in Hightstown and cousins Mrs. Revekah Hawkins of Allentown and Mrs. Alice Woodward of s River aged 99 and 90.
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Mary Hendrickson
Bob Hendrickson
Allentown
Frank Tantum
Seadaviv
Hendrickson
Imlaystown
N. J
Samuel Cowart
Hightstown
Revekah Hawkins
Cantata at Kona Beach Public School Friday Evening
The Kona Beach public school plans a Christ cantata titled The Enchanted Chimney to be staged Friday evening at Monmouth Beach Casino. Students will perform pieces reflecting the Christmas spirit in connection with the cantata. Officer H. Brown of Middletown Township was sworn in as a special officer by Justice G. C. Williams to patrol Avenue district, previously unprotected by police. Mrs. Alfred Erer of New York City, sister of Mrs. Teresa Genin of Atlantic Highlands, has died at home at an advanced age, survived by husband and one son.
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Monmough Beach
Wal
Kona Beach
Middletown
Walling H. Brown
Leonard Ave- Bute
Miidletown Township
G. C. Williams
Atlantic Highlands
Wil Avenue
Alfred Er
New York City
Teresa Genin
Egger Apent Many Ot
Atle
South Dakota
Burke
Sor Bakota
Taft
Dr Matteson May Resign As Red Bank Pastor
Rev Dr William B Matteson, pastor of First Baptist Church Red Bank, may resign to become secretary for the Baptist Home Society. If he leaves, he would likely relocate to Mount Vernon New York and the move ties to a broader plan for minister pensions.
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William 8. Matteson
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
The
Baptist Home Society
New York
Pogson
New Jersey
Connecticut
Northern Baptist Convention
Matteson
Mount Vernon
N. Y
T. F. Griffith
Deel
Maple Avenue
T. S. Griffith
Robert T. Middleditch
Charles W. Clark
Elias J. Foote
Benjamin F. Leipsner
Joseph K. Manning
William B. Matteson
Lvine
Thomas S. Griffith
Monmouth Woodmen Meet at Atlantic Highlands Socialevent
The Monmouth Woodmen camp at Atlantic Highlands hosted a large social last evening with State Speaker Burns present. Visiting members and local brothers spoke during the program, followed by refreshments in the Lyric theatre building as the crowded venue witnessed a notable gathering in the county.
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Atlantic Highlands
Burns
Lyric Theatre
No Decision in Washington Camp Debate
A debate on the origin of man in Washington Camp rooms ended without a decision. James Johnson spoke for the affirmative and John H. Green for the negative. Green argued that since the monkey discovery humans have made no progress or mind. Both sides scored well. no verdict was reached.
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Washington Camp
James Johnson
John H. Green
Green
Daughter’s Status Sparks Family Tension
Fragmentary text shows a tense exchange where a mother pleads with her son amid questions about a young woman's status as an actress. The overheard dialogue hints at family strain and social judgments without clear resolution.
Scott Relics at Abbotsford Estate History
The Abbotsford estate was formed 1811 to 1817 from swall farms beginning with Clarty Hole. After Sir Walter Scott died in 1831 friends raised 8900 toward redemption. Cadell contributed the rest in exchange for rights to Scott's works. The library and museum were earlier given by creditors. The property passed through Lockhart and Hope Scott lineage, preserving relics such as Scott's chair, writing table, hat, and gloves in the hall.
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India
J. B. Lockhart
J. R. Hope-Scott
Scott
London Standard
A Healthful Stunt for Better Digestion
A physician notes digestion is mainly mechanical and tied to abdominal strength. With improved diet, thorough chewing, rest, and regular habits, add a muscle-building exercise like massage roller routines and peristaltic exercise. Lie flat, stretch, sit up, reach feet, repeat, then try walking on all fours for further benefit.
Potatoes and Lemon Juice for Ink Stain Removal
A historical tip recommends using half a cooked potato to clean and whiten hands after soaking in warm water. If ink stains remain, rub with lemon juice and, if needed, dip hands in a solution of pearl ash and water while rubbing with a cloth. Avoid washing with soap for a while to prevent reoccurrence of spots.
Beauty Showers For Brides Feature Elegant Toilet Sets
Beauty showers for brides become popular to help sustain complexion after weddings. They outpace linen showers and include crystal and silver toilet table receptacles with lotions and oils.
Senators Direct Vote Debate Captures Attention
Washington dispatch outlines Victor Murdock and other editors poised to organize a newspaper influence in Congress as direct senatorial election gains traction. War scare talk lingers while Democrats and Republicans weigh peace fund proposals and the need for preparedness.
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Victor Murdock
Carnegie Peace Fund
Arthur
Washington
Feeial
Aris
Mice For Whooping Cough Alleged Folk Remedy
A Designer anecdote recounts a mother and housekeeper discussing a supposed method to prevent whooping cough. The housekeeper claims feeding children a live-mouse preparation would ward off illness, asserting past success without providing scientific basis.
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Black
Martha
Mary Newell Youtz
When Wagner Died and Venice Mourning Scene
A three letter note from Venice recalls Wagner's death in February 1833 at Vendramin Palace. Describes the spring funeral flotilla with Anton Seid's orchestra and many mourners. Urges artists to capture the scene on canvas, noting the profound emotion felt by those present.
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Wagner
Venice
Vendramin
Anton Seid
Seid
Neumann
Last Revolutionary Survivor John Gray Dies in Ohio
John Gray, last known survivor of the Revolutionary War, died in Noble county Ohio at age 14 on March 26, 1868. He moved to Buckeye State early in its history and had drawn an annual government pension after General John A. Bingham secured a special act in Congress. Grays father fell at Stillwater, and he joined the army at sixteen, serving for the remainder of the war. his military record is on file with the state commissioner of soldiers claims in Columbus.
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John Gray
Nobile County
Buckeye
John A. Bingham
Congress
Gray
Stillwater
State Commissioner of
Columbus Dispatch
The Bull of Perillus and Ancient Inventions
The text recounts the legend of Perilius of Athens who forged a bronze bull for Phalaris the tyrant of Agrigentum around 570 B C. Victims roasted inside, their groans likened to a mad bull. Phalaris’s cruelty inspired a later revolt and the tyrant’s downfall. The piece also notes a wireless medical prescription anecdote from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Perillus
Perilius
Athens
Phalaris
Agrigentum
Small Things and Nature's Marvels in Brief
The note reflects on human will and the value of small acts done in the right spirit. It praises nature’s marvels and humorously notes that even the tiniest insect has a Latin name, underscoring attention to detail in the natural world.
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R. Cecil
London
Indispensable Man Recalled by Firm's Search
Remarkable account notes a worker who proved indispensable to his firm. When he departed, management dispatched three detectives to locate him, reflecting the value placed on his contributions. The New York Times records the episode as a dramatic illustration of loyalty and usefulness in business.
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Becker
New York Times
An Apostle of Reapons
Fragmentary quote from a Chicago newspaper piece noting a secret Warner and a pun on a proverb. No clear people places or events readable to form a full card.
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Warner
Chicago News
Ex-Red Bank principal Harriet Ensign dies in Albany
Miss Harriet Ensign longtime Red Bank Public School System teacher died Monday in Albany New York while there for medical treatment. Funeral held this afternoon at her Lehighville home. Survived by two brothers a sister Miss May Ensign and nephew Louis Ensign. Former Red Bank board of education praised her strong character and dedicated work in English and mathematics rising to acting principal after Prof Arrow Smiths illness. Funeral arrangements limited details.
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Harriet Ensign
Red Bank
Albany
New York
Albany’ General Hospital
Leghanieville
N. Y
Miss Ensign
Miss May Ensign
Louig Ensign
Peter Place
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank Board of Education
Caid
Miss A
Board of Education
Ensign
Ilness
Eneign
Prof. Arrowsmith
Oceanport News Wild Farm Mishaps And Christmas Program
Irving Greer of Gus Byards farm fell into Stengels pound on Friday and was rescued after a long delay. The same mishap struck his companion later in the day. Saturday a Smock team broke through the ice, requiring ten men to rescue them. Oceanport School plans a Christmas entertainment at Osnaleta Hall on Friday evening. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted, with a long program of songs recitations and tableaux for the Sunday school annual Christmas program.
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Irving Greer
Gus Byards Farm
Stengels Pound
Smock
Mre
E. W. Crater
Oceanport
Pubiey
McA
Qsnaleta Hall
Moin
Roemberger
Join Rhodes
Arenna
Neliie Ferry
Melba Pavierson
Kanu Preston
Lillian Conrow
Melba Patterson
Ethel Scott
Edna Preston
Viola Jenson
G. T. Hillinan
Schow
Santa
Arcana Avenue
Monmouth Bowling Club Defeats Century at Keyport Parlor
The Monmouth Bowling Club from Ebberon Long Branch beat Century Athletic Club at Brunswick Bowling Parlors Keyport in a match game Monday. Century aside from Ackerson showed poor form, and the visitors should have won easily. a return game is likely soon.
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Monmouth Bowling Club
Ebveron
Long Branch
Century Athletic Club
Brunswick
Keyport
Centuris
Ackerson
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