Broken Auto Crash Injures Red Bank Man
Claude Clayton of Harrison Avenue Red Bank sustained injuries to both legs when an auto struck him on East Front Street opposite the Globe Hotel Wednesday night. The car fled the scene. Dr. J. E. Sayre treated Clayton who was said to be about. An auto going toward Bay Haven and another backing from Glebecourt caused the collision. Patrolman Harry H. Clayton investigated.
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Clause Layton
Harrison Avenae
Red Bank
East Front Street
Clayton
Claude Clayton
Harry H. Clayton
Pringeton and New Jersey Education and Telegraphy History
Fragmentary notes recount Princeton’s first electric telegraph across its campus in 1986 by Joseph Henry, a University professor, with remnants of his electrical apparatus on display. It mentions Trenton as the first state city to offer free education for indigent children and notes about the state’s African American population counts.
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Pringeton
Joseph Henry
Trenton
Tracery Wins Hipke Stakes at Sandown Amid Bridle Attempt
Belmont London reports Tracery winning the Hipke Stakes at Sandown with seven rivals. A fan attempted to seize the horse’s bridle after the finish, inspired by a suffragette example, but no injuries occurred. Also noted are mentions of Clarence Wilson of Red Bank and Jacob Kridel’s building project. Michael McGowerpot of Brooklyn dies at home.
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London
Rug
Aueust' Bebee
Tracery
Sandown
Toby Ard
Fanatic
Clarence
Wilson
Ra Bs
Avison
Jacob Kridel
Fted-Bank
Mr. Kridel
Syapinatha & Patterson
Renaaling
Ng Street
Red?Bank
Neeser
Burglar Loot Noted as Dining Room Silver Valued at 3000
July 18 report from White Plains notes a burglary where a murderer pried a window and stole silver valued at 3000 dollars from the Scribners. The rest of the entry mentions local names and scattered notices without clear linked events.
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Jane
Charley
President Wilson conference shapes New Jersey governor race
President Wilson met with Democratic leaders in Washington to discuss New Jersey politics. State Chairman Edward E. Groscup said the progressive faction would not yield, amid talks of Wittpenn and Westcott factions and the Fieldersboom strength. No candidate verdict was given, focus remained on progressive policies.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Washington
Neway
Edward E. Grosgcup
Poransy
New Jersey
Gromn
Bayonne
Jersey City
John W. Westcott
Fieldersboom
Nan
Ropscup
Packer's Agency Reports Late Rentals at Shore Homes
Sealed rental notices from Packer's Agency list properties at Sea Bright Burhson Riméon Road and Navesink Beach. Names include Mrs W J Hamlin of Chicago and D A Breen of New York with cottages on Riméon Road and New York listings.
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Packer
At Sea Bright and
Burhson
Wilson
Riméon Road
Hig
New York
W. J. Hamlin
Chicago
Navesink Beach
Lewis Weinpelt eCain
A. Breen
Ocean Park Band Engagement Ends Quietly
Prof M Lacalle and his band wrap a three weeks engagement at Ocean Park as the bandmaster departs suddenly. The finish brings regret from locals and hints at a future southern winter engagement. H W Robbins will manage remaining business interests in Chelsea Avenue while Lacalle plans next steps.
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M. Lacalle
Ocean Park
Lacalle
Chambers
Ate
Lacalie
Mos
Seuss
His. Itions
R Be
Chelsea Avenue
Robbery Conviction and Sentences in Freehold Court
Judge J. Foster sentences Edward Murphy to not less than three years nor more than seven in state prison after Murphy pled guilty to stealing three pairs of shoes from Wolf Lieberman store in Long Branch. Murphy claimed intoxication and poor judgment from Brooklyn residence with ties to Long Branch summers. Also noted: Raymond Westbrook pleads not guilty to taking employer’s car in Middletown. bail set at 200 dollars for July 31 trial. Pasquale DeLisa and James De Sofito convicted of stealing pots and wire iron from Felice Sicilian at Asbury Park. sentence to be passed next week.
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J. Foster
Freehold
Edward Murphy
Wolf Lieberman
Long Branch
Murphy
Foster
Brooklyn
Mason
Ros s'MacClements
Allenhurst
Raymond Westbrook
Glasser
Middletown Township
Pasquale DeLisa
James de Sofito
Felice Sicilian
Jailed for Concealed Weapon Charge in Eatontown Case
John Foy of Tinton Falls faced a drunk and disorderly arrest on Wednesday in Eatontown after a razor was found on him. Officer James Lynch charged him with carrying concealed weapons, but Justice William H. Foster dismissed the case after hearing the man. Lynch escorted the defendant to Heal ink before Justice James H. Sickles for appeal.
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John Foy
Tinton
Falls
Eatontown
James Lynch
William H. Foster
R. Lynch
James H. Sickles
Storck divorce case reveals love letters and adultery claims
A Newark court case details love letters allegedly sent by Mrs. Storck as evidence in a divorce from Frank C. Storck a piano dealer with ties to Red Bank Freehold and Newark. Testimony and letters describe romantic entanglements including Otto Knecht and other parties with dates and scenes referenced in cut fragments.
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Frank C. Storck
Red Bank
Freehold
Dorotricia Storck
Red
Ed Bank
Evitt—Ce
Ierek
Stuat’ Biasinski
Kevins
Jem
Storck
Pilaginski
Juanita
Judge Steinbach Busy at City Hall in Bust on District Coat
Report notes Judge Steinbach was unusually active at City Hall with no state of demand filed while other details remain unclear. The fragmentary text offers limited readable facts about local judicial activity and municipal proceedings.
Fireworks Display Delights Pleasure Bay Crowd
The Pleasure Bay fireworks show last night, directed by the Carnival Committee, drew crowds despite a brief delay. Spectators along the river watched launches and boats as bombs lit up the sky, with rain holding off until the finale. Local lodges and funeral rites for Mrs. O1 Fi were noted, while social gatherings featured the Switchell Club. In Washington, Presley and Wilson announced William L. Chambers and G. W. eer as mediation board members under the Erdman act.
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Carnival ‘Committee
Washington, D. C
Presley, Wilson
William L. Chambers
District of Colum
G. Weer
Traimmen
Allies vow harsh terms after Balkan war reports
A chaotic dispatch from Athens in July describes Allied plans to strip late Balkan allies of spoils, demand no peace with Turkey, and humiliate Bulgaria. Atrocities by Bulgarians are alleged, with diplomats seeking swift action as hosts burn homes and tensions rise.
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Roumania
Servia
Greeed
Athens
Greece
Jofhicer Tit
New Chairs for Primary School Spotlighted at Asbury Center
Primary center receives eighteen new chairs as part of a local initiative led by Asbury members. Deputy Grand Master Samuel Taylor of Bet mar is noted among officers, with William R. and Y. Clark listed in the granting context.
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Asta
C. F
Will Beaati
Samuel Taylor
Betmar
William R
Granteleet
Y. Clark
Asbury M. B. Sanday
Salil For Surape at A. Navesink Beach Quietly Ends
Salil for Surape accompanies Mr and Mrs A Navesink Beach yesterday as members joined and the summer will be calm and routine with no major events reported.
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A. Navesink Beach
Lakewood News Brief On July 15 Trainings
A clipped Lakewood report from July 15 notes activity during a local event. The fragment mentions individuals Cragh and Wena among others and hints at a ride or rise in pace during the session.
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Bill
Eats
Senate
Washington, v
Simmons
House
Ie ‘Pin
Simm
Ithe
Anna
Thoring
Kelsey
Monmouth Ity Electric Company
Haven, By
Frank "Bisibdell
Ranch Avenue
Spring Yatreet
Arthur Bates
Agaythem
Mr. Bates
Spring Street
Shrewsbury
M.C B. Co
Shafto's Corner
Beg
New. Jersey
Belmont GE
Diag
Highlands
Michael McGowerpot
Jaillands
Mome
Victor “Terwilliger
Thomas
Ithtea
N. Y
Pride of the Park Cr 1
D. of L
Asbury, Park
Jofficer
Manne Ferry
Joseph H. White
Norwood Avenue
Actifig
Cals Rk
Tel. Plew
Ate Per Galton
Imperial Garage
Academy
Tabershop
Peoprieter of
Bith
Witt
Penn
Melber Boom
Stork
Boll Carawal
Dol
Edwina Taber
Edwin E. Aber
Jackson Stredt
Doll Carnival Committee
Rynear Honsel
Orrin A. Clark
Henry Herbert
Doll Carnival
Thomas L. Slocum
Edwin ¥. Taber
Fred F
Big Gates
Harry Hennessey
Broadway
Gounda
Ase Makea
Pleasure “Bay
Rebekahs
Arioch
Beulah
Rebekah
Mra
Charles Wtt
Cap ‘Tain Clark
Alfonco Dare
West Long Branch
Rebekah Lodge
Arioch Lodge
No 21
Hyer & Fleck
Switchell Club
Hugh B. Seymour
McClellan Street
Ni True
Miss True
Anfia Tallman
Esas
Turkey
Odd Fellowe Te Nutall
Coor Cee Mae
Salil
Cragh
Wena
Hort
Lakewood
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