Chattle Dominates Neptune In Fast Basketball Showdown
Chattle High storms ahead after a 21-17 surge to lead 42-26 as Moore and Perry push the ball down. Neptune struggles with weak team play while Chattle Cubs later rout Neptune juniors 26-12 with Sinclair leading at 12 points and a sharp defensive effort by Howland Covert and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Perry
Chattle
Nepa
Chattle High
Neptune High
Gano
Sessseee
Chanttle
Neptune
Blafedell
Briskey
Hines
Arzenti
Snyder
Gracey
Fouls
Helles
C. Arch Reid
B. D. Woolley
Chattle Cubs
Neps
Cubs
Neptunes
Capt. Sinclair
Skillman
West
Howland
Covert
Bower
Chattie Cubs
Neptune Jre
Sinclair
Caulking
Morgan
Cavaliere
Karman
Neptune Jrs
Ryan
Neptune Jra
Vaugoin
D. Woolley
Wedding Reception Hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Carlile
Mr and Mrs Walter Carlile hosted a wedding reception at the Carlile family home on Maple avenue Eatontown Wednesday evening. Guests included Wm Carlile Samuel Youmans Gra mam Griffin Reed Bennett Betelle Setrin Reed Fowler Ringle Youmans Poilit Davie Dangler Carlile Brower Sutton Youmans Bennett Dan gler Blakely Meyers Pryor Wemerest Alien Hillar Davia Davis Varile Dangler Hervey Herry with music by Miss Alice Pollit and Gladys Carlile and midnight supper observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carlile
Mr. Carlile
Maple Avenue
Eatontown
Alice Pollit
Gladys Carlile
Mra
Carlile
Samuel Youmans
Gramam
William Griffin
Wm. Reed
Maggie Bennett
Frank Betelle
Grace Setrin
Edna Reed
Anna Fowler
Ada Ringleben
Edna Youmans
Grace Bennett
Ella Bennett
Florence Rowland
Hattie Pryor
Elaie Reynolds
Phoebe Youmans
Alice
Fight to Delay in Legislature confrontation over reform bills
A heated battle over Governor Wilson s anticorporation and reform measures erupts as reactionaries plan delaying tactics while Wilson and his allies push for rapid enactment. Key figures include State Treasurer Grosscup Secretary Crater Mayor Wittpenn and Senate President Fielder.
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Coplea of
Bille
Hae
Overnor
Seven Sisters
Trenton
Anticorporation
Wilson
Washington
Leutenante
Grosscup
Daniel 8. Voorhees
Robert 8. Hudspeth
Jersey City
David 8. Crater
Monmouth
Job H. Lippincott
Wittpenn
Senate
Fielder
Taylor
Davia
Egan
Abe Bennett First In Gun Club Shoot At Riverside
Abe Bennett of Fair Haven captured first prize in the Riverside Gun Club regular shoot on their Shrewsbury avenue grounds, with a perfect 50 in the regular at 50 targets and top score in the shootoff. Capt. Charles Throckmorton Red Bank won second with 46 in the regular and 15 in the shootoff, while Assessor Albert Ivins led the third prize with the cut glass bon-bow dish. Others listed include George W. Bray W. A. Kennedy Oscar Hesse Jr Neal Apgar, with weather, handicap and score notes. Additional notes mention Tewkesbury Gloucestershire and two quoted passages.
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Riverside Gun Club
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Abe Bennett
Fair Haven
Shrewsbury Township
Charles Throckmorton
Albert L. Ivins
Bennett
Capt. Throckmorton
Ivins
Blue Rocks
Mr. Bennett
George W. Bray
W. A. Kennedy
Oscar Hesse
Hesse
Apgar
Kennedy
B. H. Garrison
Capt
Throckmorton
Oh Give Me Back My Dreams Poem Title Exchange
A playful exchange sees the poet ask about a poem title and the friend responding with I Want Them Back while the editor retorts Take 'em in a line from McCuils Magezine, reflecting a cheeky literary row.
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McCuils Magezine
Pilgrim hike led by General Jones plans Washington trip
General Rosalie Gardner Jones, commander of the suffragette pilgrims, issues a field plan for a “bike to Washington” trek. Participants cover own board and lodging, estimated $2 to $2.25 daily. Equipment list includes shoes, stockings, cotton, gauze, vaseline, and a pilgrim’s outfit. Itinerary runs from New York to Washington from Feb 12 to March 1 with multiple stops.
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Rosalie Gardner Jones
Pigritos
Washington
Rosalle
Ida A. Grapt
Hudson Terminal Station
New York City
Elizabeth
N. J
New Brunswick
Trenton
Bristol
Burnington
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Del
Newark
Northeast
Traore de Grace
Abington
Chase
Bears Born at Central Park Zoo Amid Family turmoil
In New York Central Park Zoo two male black bear cubs were born to Rose and Bob. Keeper Cunningham saved the cubs as Bob attacked, Rose defended the offspring. The cubs were moved to the hay loft to be fed without bottles until weaning, with commissioner Charles Stover to name the newcomers later.
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New York Zoo
Central Park
New York
Rose
Bob
Cunningham
Charles Stover
Ruler of Swan Island Dies After Forty-Fifth Reign
Captain Alonzo Adama, ruler of Swan Island near Nicaragua, died in a Boston state hospital. Born in New England sixty-five years ago, he claimed the island after discovering it aboard the Polly Ann. He built a house, raised a family, and constructed a lighthouse. the island had about 100 natives and coconut plantations.
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Captain Adama
Alonzo Adama
Swan Island
Nicaragua
Caribbean Sea
State Hospital
Boston
Captain Adams
New England
South America
Polly Ann
Adams
European Women Abducted in Angola Revolt
An insurrection among interior natives of Angola Portuguese West Africa erupted with atrocities including raids on settlements, killings, and arson. Several European women were reported abducted and four men burned alive. The colonial governor dispatched an expedition to quell the uprising.
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Portuguese West Africa
Angola
Bank cashier Beavers surrenders over embezzlement claim
Abraham L. Beavers, cashier of the First National Bank of High Bridge New Jersey, surrendered to federal authorities in Trenton admitting embezzling 820,000 from the bank with reports of a much larger deficit. He faces charges under federal banking laws as counsel arrangements with former Governor Voorhees were reported.
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High Bridge
N. J
Abraham L. Beavers
First National Bank
Trenton
Wall Street
Beavers
United States
Richard Stockton
Foster Voorhees
Marshall Louis Beckman
Algonquin Tribe Hosts Barn Dance at Monmouth Beach
Last night the Algonquin Tribe hosted a camp barn dance at the Monmouth Beach Casino, with Papoose Ruby decorating, Deacon St Corntessel introducing the event, and Warrior Graham's Dairy supplying milk and crullers for the feast. The camp featured evergreen festoons, corn shacks, and cozy seating as colonists and villagers enjoyed country dances. After intermission the chiefs announced a future Pow Wow on February 7 to honor friends, with pipes of peace to be smoked before departure to wigwams.
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Monmouth Beach
Papoose Ruby
Deacon St Corntessel
Shay
Graham
Big Chief
Five Pound Note Penny Peddler Delays Skeptical Public
A London man disguised as a penny peddler offered genuine five pound notes for a penny to test public skepticism. During a brief stunt on west end streets he sold only two notes. Separately, plans for a Swiss Greenland novelty feature will use Siberian dog drawn sleighs on the Jungfrau and Aletsch glacier with six dogs in training.
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London
West End
Greenland
Jungfrau
Aletsch Glacier
The Chameleon Loss Turns Color Change Darkly
The passage notes that if a chameleon becomes blind the reptile cannot change color, ending its color adaptation and leaving it with a dull, darkened appearance.
Mrs Brent Good in Morris Avenue Visits Northern New York
The article notes Mrs Brent Good of Morris Avenue stopping at the Northern New York region for a couple of weeks. It explains opal varieties and color effects, defining precious opal and the terms pin's point and harlequin opal, with a brief reference to moon stone features from the St Louis Republic.
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Brent Good
Morris Avenue
New York
St. Louis Republic
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Zoldstein’s
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Liberty Street
Byron Colesle
HGH Bridge Bank
Brokers
C.aw
W. H. Woolley & CO
New Broadway
May Curtiss
Harry Schelle
Dave Kinder the
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Milo
Mme Paula
Sarah Bernhardt
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