Marlboro Man Held on Assault Charge
Timothy McCue of Marlboro Township was arrested on a warrant charging criminal assault of Mary Eick 16 and attempted assault of Grace Kiefer 16. Justice of the Peace William R. White ordered jail, and bail was set at 1500 by Judge John E. Foster. McCue, a married man with children, remains jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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Timothy McCue
Marlboro
George (. White
Justice of the Peace
William R. White
Nettie Walker
Whfite
McCue
John E. Foster
Skiff Nearly Upset at Pleasure Bay Rescue by Yachting Party
George W.Y and family narrowly escaped drowning entering Pleasure Bay after a squall hit their yacht Wioma of New York. A nearby yachting party from Monmouth, the Blackburns, aided the Fields family, and both parties had dinner at Bridgewater Inn before the incident.
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Asbury Park
Pleasure Bay
George W.Y
Jonmouth
Actda
Mr. Fields
New York
Bridgewater Inn
Fields
Wiema
Blackburn
Monmouth
Blackburns
S. P. C. A. Busy Along Shore
The S P C A agent Percy B Wilcox helped arrest hack driver Louis Myman at Central Station for driving a horse with a sore back unfit for service. Justice George Darby fined Myman five dollars plus costs, praising the effort for dumb animals.
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Long Branch
Hackman
Morse
Percy B. Wilcox
Louis Myman
Central Station
Hyman
George Darby
Darby
Memory Hymn Series At Red Bank Church
Red Bank First Methodist holds its third Memory Hymn service this Sunday at 7 30 p m with lights low and hymns sung from memory. Rev Monroe Van Sant will speak on An Important Deal in Real Estate while the morning sermon considers A Question of Water Supply.
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Red Bank First Methodist Church
Big Benefit for Home for Old Age in September
Listing of events and acts for a September benefit program featuring Margaret Allington Within The Law 27 Photo Play De Luxe with Symphony Orchestra 28 Lattie Mise Fix It and charity shows at Long Branch Lodge etc. Includes Silver Wedding Caprice New York Casino Musical Production and Sam Bernard All for the Ladies.
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Margaret Allington
Symphony’ Orchestra
Lattie
Long Branch Lodge of
Elke’ Charity
Fung. Ros
Bayard Velller
Hudsom Theatre
N. Y
Blanche Ring
Sam Bernard
Time and Tea Lessons From a Farmers House
A doctor recalls a farmhouse visit where a husband misprepared beef tea harming his feverish wife. The tale contrasts time use with diligence and ends noting political jest about a senator and work ethic.
Few Young French Stars and a Paris Memoir Controversy
The Paris impresario Schurmann criticizes aging leading actresses in a memoir Secrets de Coulisses arguing new talent is scarce and public tastes favor youth. A London Globe note mentions anonymous French treasury refunds and a curio fraud case involving a foreign ambassador with a 60,000 franc lifetime withholding.
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Schurmann
Paris
Treasury
London Globe
Origin of the Thistle as Scotland’s National Badge
The article discusses the origin of the thistle as Scotland’s national badge. It notes a Danish invasion and a night attack, highlighting tradition over a pitched daytime battle as the context for the thistle’s rise in symbolism.
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Scotland
Jury Awards Damages Over Piano Repossession
In City Hall district court Judge Steinbach presided over two cases. Mrs. John Burns of Long Branch sued piano dealer Frank C. Storck over a repossessed piano bought on installments. the jury awarded $200 plus costs to Burns after evidence of a signed contract and prior payments. The second case involved Morris Nadle and Joseph Binder in an assault and battery dispute over a harness sale where both parties were injured during rough handling.
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City Hall
Steinbach
John Burns
Long Branch
Frank C. Storck
Burns
Storck
Thomas P. Fay
Mr. Storck
Mr. Fay
Morris Nadle
Joseph Binder
Harold C. Morford
Bible Debate Sparks a Short Deliberation Comment
A fragment notes Rotling claiming the Bible implies a practical aim after a brief discussion. The readable text shows a terse remark without broader context or named participants.
Neighbor Intervenes as Father Resists Drowning Child
A New York literary man recounts a North State incident where a farmer neighbor nearly stopped a father from immersing his year-old in a creek. The father argued, the neighbor roared denunciations, and officials were threatened as onlookers questioned the act.
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New York
Nat
Lippiptett
Wives for Tobacco in Early Virginia Arrivals
In colonial Virginia the export of women as wives for planters is described. A London dated August 12 1621 letter notes sending one and eleven maidservants to Virginia to marry settlers, reflecting early settlement practices.
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Virginia
London
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