Train Bandits Attack Philadelphia and Erie Train near Erie
A Philadelphia and Erie passenger train was held up by six men at Five Mile Curve near Erie Pennsylvania. A pistol battle followed with bandits briefly fighting crew and passengers. Engineer injured, express messenger and mail clerks shot but fought back, robbers driven off into darkness. train police chase under way. First dance at Hollywood Hotel opens with Saturday dances and orchestral music.
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Erie
Five Mile Curve
Here
Philadelphia
Dmving
Shota
Bird
Conttgetor Andore
Leg
Block
Hahnemann’ Hospital
Steel Girders For Highlands Bridge Work
Contractor J. A. Howland of Sea Bright places steel girders on the Highlands county bridge. New planking is being laid and traffic is heavy on the ridge during summer, improving public safety.
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Highlands Bridge
J. A. Howland
Sea Bright
Highlands
Advertise in the Daily Record and Earn returns
An advertising notice for the Daily Record promises payment for placing ads. Details are sparse, but it emphasizes financial benefit from advertising in the paper. The brief hints at an opportunity for revenue through running notices.
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The
Daily Record
Hawaiian natives to perform at West End Casino for a week
Prince Makakoa arrives in America for Hawaiian Islands publicity work and arranges with West End Casino manager Falkner for a week of native entertainment. The troupe includes Edor Puni, Madauma Ukaki, string instruments, views, lectures, and an Ogala dance from 8 to 10 30.
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West End
Prince Makakoa
America
Hawaiian Islands
Falkner
Edor Puni
Madauma Ukaki
The French Foreign Legion: Brutal Marches and Harsh Punishments
A historical account describes the French Foreign Legion created in 1831 for Algeria, recruiting from social outcasts worldwide. It details extreme marching discipline, brutal punishments including cellule and silos, meager rations, and harsh penalties for desertion or insubordination, with officers French and other ranks from diverse backgrounds.
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French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Foreign Legion
Hong
Sahara
Legion
Personal notes and injunction hearing in Monmouth Beach
Mrs 8 H Sandoz returned from a three week visit in New York while Mrs William Ganter stayed with her sister Mrs George Goff in Orange. An application for a preliminary injunction against ERAN an Brunt and others over a Monmouth Beach fish market was denied pending a full hearing. the Vice Chancellor noted the case's importance to Monmouth Beach and that the injunction would not restrain the defendants before further examination.
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Herbert
John Campbell
Neptune House
First Avenue
Kelly
8. H. Sandoz
Forbush
New York
William Ganter
Orange
George Goff
Eran An Brunt
Monmouth c
McWoog, & Potter
Monmouth Beach
Garrison
Jersey City
Monmouth
Beach
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the Hollywood
Hollywood Hotel
Elkwood Park
Hyer & Fiock
Dru, Sternberger
Woolley
Flock
Players
Fair Haven
Red Bank Theatre
Beneft
Hig
Frank W. Martineau
Klaw & Erlanger
Epworth League
Moses L. Johnson
Wall Street
Red Bank
Ne First Methodist Church
Rumson
West End Casino
Fred W. Falkner
Mgr
Hawaii
Corps OF Rogues
Johson
Monmouth Beach Fish Market FightUp
Cloak & Suit Store
Broadway
Long Branch
Harry M. Layton
Liberty St
J. C. Disbrow Leading
Stationer
Oops & Abels
Bone Branch
Goldstein & Son
Harry Goldstein
Harry M. Cone
Sranchport Ave
Erhert
Tailor
Grossman’s Suit and Waist Store
Broadway Telephime
WM. Bryan
Elheron Florist
Reason
A&p
Ito
Charles P. White
Oakhurst
New Jersey
Kurrus
Kurrus “Bros
Ocean Ave
N. Tel
A.C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
A. F. Golden
Coles Long Branch Market
Coles
Fuakes
RED Bank Bicycle Exchange
East Front St
Globe
N. J. Iver Johnson
Pierce, Hudson
Dayton
Buffalo
TRAX
MG Lam's
Garrett
Hennessey
Ocean Avenue
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
Oxford
Russia
E. Cass
van Note Coal CO
Frederick K. Ball
Norwood Ave
William L. Edwards
Counsellor - At - Law
N. 4
Advertiser Building
Eatontown, N. 4
Tel
Parker
Iver Johnson
Storm King
W. HH. Parker
Prop
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