Riots in Mostar Kill Hundreds as Croats and Serbs Clash
Turmoil in Mostar leaves about two hundred dead as Croats and Serbs clash after the royal assassination in Budapest. Streets filled with fighting, fires, and bayonet clashes as authorities struggle to quell the violence and protect civilians.
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Budapest
Jaty T
Mostar
Ferdinand
Hohenburg
Servia
Europe
Aoe
Es Ora
Non
Aioe
Fireworks contracts and street work dominate Long Branch meeting
City Hall discussed awards for fireworks site work and iron fencing around Oceanic Fire Company property. The board approved bonds for a special police officer, committee reports on lighting, beach obstructions, and street improvements. A revised ocean front lighting plan saves thirteen lights, with curbing and sidewalk projects advancing.
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Wilber Carley
F. E. Carpenter & Co
Oceanic Fire Company
Lincoln Place
Department of Streets
BE. J. Reid
City of
Long Branch
Department of Parks and Public Property
Thorndyke Saunders
Department of Parks and Public Buildings
George R. Waters
Second J Avenue
Arrowsmith
Daniel 5. Martin
Martin
Wessley
Ocean Front
Woolley
Brinley Street
Broadway
Florence Avenue
Motify
Alexander
West End Court
Belmont Avenue
Howland
Garlic Remedy Eases Wasp Sting Swelling
French Swiss and Savoy residents apply crushed garlic to a sting area, a practice endorsed by Professor Mermod of Lausanne for reducing swelling and pain. The report notes the remedy as a traditional folk cure observed by locals.
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French
Switzerland
Savoy
Mermod
Lausanne
The Live Wire Carl P. Stryver Strives On City Booster
Carl P. Stryver leaped from a moving trolley and dashed up a cross street with a brisk, purposeful stride. An amused passenger praised his energy, while a conductor noted Leeton has no booster like him. The 12 o'clock whistles echoed as he burst into his house.
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Carl FP. Stryver
Leeton
Carl P
Obier
Stryver
Board of trade chief eyes big day as Niles arrives
Carl Stryver, newly promoted secretary of the Leeton board of trade, rushes to meet Amos Niles of Pittsburgh for a potential boost to the city. Rose presses for lunch and warns about gas stove issues while a late afternoon car crash unsettles the neighborhood.
Millionaire Amos Niles Delighted by Leeton Shoe Deal
At Stryver's house Amos Niles from Pittsburgh attends a board of trade gathering in Leeton. Carl Stryver orchestrates the visit while Rose assists. Niles enjoys supper and agrees to establish a local shoe factory, prompting a celebratory but dinnerless exit by the committee.
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Rose
Vairy
Vairy Godd
Meester Neels
Leeton of Trade
Ams Niles
Pittsburgh
Leeton
Carl Stryver
Board of Trade
Stryver
Majestic
Meyer
Niles
Carl
Ggorze
Judge Broderick
United States
Amos Niles
Rosamond
Mr. Niles
Haddin
Board of Trade Committee
Atmos Niles
Nix
Doug Ee
Born Merchant and Advertiser At Seaboard School
Fragmentary note recalls a figure described as a born merchant and advertiser. The text hints at use of space and audience, mentioning a school context and continental reach, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Continent
Fortune for couple who cared for Maan
Freehold July 1 John H Drum a prosperous East Freehold farmer is made residuary legatee in the will of John Giberson who died at the farmer’s home two weeks ago. The will filed for probate lists specific bequests totaling 20500 including 5000 to Drum’s wife. Giberson whose fortune is estimated at 60000, made most of the bequests to California nieces nephews and a farm to his brother’s children. Drum who cared for Giberson is named executor and the residuary legatee.
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Freehold
John H. Drum
East Freehold
John Giberson
Mr. Drum
Mr. Giberson
Ladies Night in Sea Bright Draws 250 Attendees
Bowser's Hall Sea Bright hosted a Ladies Night by LOIO No 262 with Rev D H Cobb welcoming. Over 250 attended as a Cupid in Shirt Sleeves sketch pleased the crowd. Performers included Miss May Woolley Luli Brentan Killie Burke Winifred Cunningham William Griffins Wendell Allgor. Solos by Brennan Woolley Griffin and Allgor. humorous monologue by Allgor.
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LO. O. I
Bowser’s Hall
Sea Bright
D. H. Cobb
Cupid
May Woolley
Luli Brentan
Killie Burke
Winifred Cunningham
William Griffins
Wendal Allger
Miss Brennan
Miss Woolley
Griffin
Mr. Allgor
Byles
Prof
Arthur
Miss Hicks Bride of James B Gavett
Miss Avice Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Hicks of 225 Broadway and James B Gravatt were married last evening at St es Church rectory Rev Morton A Bartes officiating Vincent Van Dyke Sr was best man Miss Grace Gravatt attended the bridegroom's sister The couple held a reception at the bride and groom's home on Broadway opposite erty avenue Gifts described as pretty and useful were given After the wedding dance was spent music singing and er slong were enjoyed Gavett formerly from the River area is employed there
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Avice Hicks
William J. Hicks
Broadway
James B. Gravatt
St,es Church
Morton A. Bartes
Vincent van Dyke
Grace Gravatt
Gowds
Erty Ae Avenue
Mr. Gavett
New Stricter Child Labor Law Enacted in State
The new act empowers municipalities to enter workplaces and prosecute violations. It raises penalties, shifts cases to police courts for prompt action, and targets employers parents and minors. It aims to curb truancy and sweatshop work with harsher fines up to 650 dollars or 90 days jail.
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Labor Department
Bryant
State Association of Attendance
Mrs A F Golden Operated On At Monmouth Memorial
Mrs A F Golden wife of Mayor Arthur F Golden of West Long Branch underwent surgery yesterday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Her doctors report her condition very favorable today for an early recovery. William H Martin a fish and oyster businessman from National Capital is spending a vacation in his former home city. Dr William P Taber has become prescription clerk at Dangler's Pharmacy. John T Britton a druggist recovering from inflammatory rheumatism is now able to be out and rapidly regaining his old-time strength.
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A. F. Golden
Arthur F. Golden
West Long Branch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William H. Martin
National Capital
William P. Taber
Dangler
John T. Britton
Dance Sparks Tense Exchange Crews Detruit Free Press
Report notes a heated moment as a man questions a woman about dancing with a young beauty. The exchange ends with the woman bolting, leaving observers cautious about implications in the crowd.
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Detruit Free Press
The Single Thought Joke in New York Sun
Cartoon caption style exchange notes a pun about being single and desire to stay single. The brief joke contrasts Bella and a male voice asking for permanence versus independence. It signals light humor from a New York Sun cartoon.
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Bella
New York Sun
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