Home suppers and shore events headline August in town
A lively August schedule features home suppers on August 12 and 20 at West Lang Branch and nearby areas, with Bay and Shor or Rum compare favorably to Long Branch. The piece notes bathing at the Beach, Oliver Byron’s birthday, and street paving progress on Broadway Third and Rockwell avenues after Bitulithic work. Captain Walling recalls the Haas diamond robbery while horse show plans advance with Charlie Smith and P. J. Casey set to manage the annual event.
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West Lang Branch
Bay
Long Branch
Oliver Byron
William D. Walling
Haas
Bert
Charlie” Smith
Mr. Smith
P. J. Casey
Mr. Casey
Smith
Local notes highlight community changes and events
Shrewsbury reports Hutchinson building a large hennery on the Reil Bank road. Sunday school groups visit Asbury Park. Powers lends tent to Monmouth Memorial Hospital fair on Paterson lawn. Harry Robbins leaves Borden. Fred Magee succeeds. Albert Dennis now an Episcopal clergyman in Colorado. Oil spread on Sycamore Avenue. Benjamin Wyckoff laid to rest after 70 years at Presbyterian church. nearly 89. John H. Van Vliet ordered to duty in Texas. W. H. Nicholas installs curb. Walbridge family returns from Europe. Edward Kelly leaves Lari more White's for H L Powers. Firemen dinner joke about ladies’ eyes sparking an uninsurable flame.
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Hutchinson
Borden
Reil Bank
Presbyterian Sunday School
Asbury Park
Powers Hag
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
C. M. Patterson
Harry Robbins
A. H. Borden
Doylestown
Penn
Fred Magee
Red Bank
Albert Dennis
Fred Dennis
Colorado
Benjamin Wyckoff
John H. van Vliet
Texas
Jw. H. Nicholas
Mr. Walbridge
Europe
Edward Kelly
Larimore White's
H. L. Powers
Hunger Strike Breakthrough At Irsey Jail
William Turner, a black prisoner, ended a hunger strike after Warden Charles W. Dodd entered his cell. Dodd presented a plate of fried chicken and half a juicy watermelon, triggering Turner to eat and end the protest.
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Irsey
Elizabeth
N. J
Charles W. Dodd
William Turner
Turner
Dodd
End of Paterson Silk Strike Sparks Rush to Old Jobs
In Paterson New Jersey July 18 the silk strike ends as mills reopen. Weaving operations resume and workers are rehired gradually with hundreds joining dye shops at Wiedemann Auger Simon and Cole Brothers plants. Weidemann hires seventy five, Auger Simon sixty, Cole Brothers fifty five, with remaining men told to return Monday.
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Paterson
N. J
Wiedemann
Auger & Simon
Cole Bros
Weidemann
Brevent Park Notes on Roof Work and Visitors
William Viering repairs a shingle roof at Brevent Park. John Vanderveer of Navesink injures his foot in the garden. Brigadier General Hunter Liggett and Colonel Edwin St. John Greble will witness field artillery tests at Sandy Hook next week featuring a 38 inch howitzer and a 4.7 inch gun with heavy projectiles.
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William Viering
Brevent Park
John Vanderveer
Navesink
Pitchfork
Big Garden
Hunter Liggett
Army War College
Edwin St. John Greble
General Staff of
the Army
Sandy Hook
Witnese
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Shrewsbury News
Lis
Wright
C. W. Wright CO
Frank T. Bloom
East Front St
East Main Street
American Poco
Pyseheny
Cube Bee
Queen Sonora
Cna Tram
Peowites Omy
Best Shopping
Goldstein’s
Copenhagen
Goldstein’s Department Store
New Field ‘Artillery
The
Daily Record
Men’s Odd Oxfords
A. S. Miller
Ford & Miller
Telephone
Red Bank, N. JJ
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