West Long Branch Man Expands Ice Business and Cuts Prices
Frank Dennis of Keystone Tee Company buys 411 Mond Street property at Asbury Park and leases land on South Main Street for a switch to receive ice. The firm will sell natural ice at 30 cents per hundred pounds and artificial ice at 40 cents, with output from the Hygelg plant and Dennis lake.
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West Long Branch
Keystone Tee Company
Frank Dennis
1Oyalton
Mond Street
Spury Park
Juliet Slocum
Applegate Tables
South Main Street
Asbury Park
Charles #. Brown
Norwood Ice Company
Long Branch
Dennis
West End
Long Branca
West Long Branca
West Virginia
Mt. Dennis
Long, Branch
Reverend H Ridgely Robinson invited to Phi Kappa Phi symposium
Rev Dr H Ridgely Robinson pastor of First Methodist Red Bank is invited to participate in the 51st Annual Symposium of the Beta Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi to be held next Tuesday night at Dickinson College Carlisle Penn. Dr Robinson a Dickinson graduate and member of the fraternity.
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H. Ridgely Robinson
First
Red Bank
Phi Kappasi Fraternity
Carlisle
Penn
Dickinson College
Robinson
Theft at H Edward Armstrong Farm House Stuns Shrewsbury
Cash clothing and watches were stolen Sunday afternoon from H Edward Armstrong’s farm house in Shrewsbury. Jacob Zetro a Pole employed by Armstrong has not been found since the robbery and is suspected. He was hired two months ago through an intelligence office in New York. Oliver Kemp a magazine artist once with the Long Branch Record has moved from New York to Red Bank living on Maple Avenue. The June issue of The Popular Magazine features a cover designed by Kemp and Barney Kelly of Beach Street posed for the artist during the design outlining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Edward Armstrong
Shrewsbury
Jacob Zetro
Armstrong
New York
Oliver Kemp
Long Branch
Record
Red Bank
Maple Avenue
Mr. Kemp
Barney Kelly
Beach Street
Mrs Kuhn Visits Son-in-Law in Oceanic After Wife’s Death
Mrs. Anna Kuhn of Oceanic is staying a few days with her son-in-law Thomas Camfer of Brooklyn while her daughter-in-law has recently died.
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Anna Kuhn
Oceanic
Thomas Camfer
Brooklyn
Postal's New Elberon Office Opens Soon
The Postal Telegraph and Cable Company will establish its second city office in the Behren drug store on Lincoln avenue within a few days with Miss McGuinness in charge as operator.
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Postal
Elberon
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Behren Drug
Lincoln Avenue
Miss McGuinness
Democrats Name Chairman In New York State Committee
New York June 2 The Democratic state committee meets to choose a new state chairman to replace Will J. Coliers. John A Dix leads the field with Tammany backing though a surprise re election of Conyers is possible. Other names include John S Whalen Louis M Antisdale Judge Shalton and Harry S Patten. Rumor also points to Mayor Gaynor for governor, with Bryan cautioning him against a 1908 bid.
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New York
Will J. Coliers
John A. Dix
Conyers
State Committee
Conners
John 8
Whalen
Louis M. Antisdale
Rochester
Judge Shalton
Chenango
Harry S Patten
Oneida
Gaynor
William B. Bryan
Bryan
La Follette Amendment Defeated in Senate Vote
Washington June 2 The La Follette amendment to the Interstate Commerce Commission valuation bill was defeated 30 to 25 in a Senate roll call. Many Democrats and Republicans did not vote, with several pairs and absences noted as Beveridge entered the chamber showing disappointment.
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la Follette
Senate
Washington
Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Heveridge
Bourne
Burkett
Bankhead
Hughes
Smith
Maryland
McEnery
Louisiana
Beveridge
Der Vorld Is Bossed by Me and Gott Says So
A satirical unsigned excerpt mocks Kaiser imagery and boasts Germanic bravado declaring control over the world. It references Teddy Roosevelt and Jefferson Toombs as figures in a Harper's Weekly item, portraying pompous rhetoric in a caricatured voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Jefferson Toombs
Harper's Weekly
Smuggling Opium Found Hidden in Sausage Load
Customs inspector on arrival of Wong Nim from the Korea discovered four pounds of opium concealed as sausages among the traveler's baggage. The contraband was valued at $300. Wong Nim arrived Friday aboard the Korea.
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San Francisco
Wong Nim
Korea
Edison aims to automate stores with vending machines
Thomas Edison envisions a future store where automated machines dispense wrapped bundles after coin payment, reducing the need for clerks. He says most goods won’t fit automated sales but a large portion could cut operating costs, benefiting customers while machine attendants and overseers remain.
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Thomas A. Edison
Auteria
Edison
Mr. Edison
World Missionary Meeting to Be Held in Edinburgh Scotland
300 missionaries from all Protestant denominations arrive aboard the Red Star liner Kroonland for the ten year world missionary conference in Edinburgh. About 1000 Americans attend, aiming to formulate a plan uniting denominations to expand foreign missions. Notables include William Jennings Bryan and Rev. Dr Bertrand S Tippie of the American Methodist church at Rome.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Red Star
Kroonland
New York
America
William Jennings Bryan
Bertrand
Tippie
American Methodist Church
Rome
Foreigners Threatened and Shanghai Tensions Rise
Report from Shanghai dated June 2 notes Chinese warships and troops moving toward Nanking amid a native uproar targeting foreigners. In markets, butter prices are steady to firm with varied receipts and package sizes. dairy products show mixed offerings and multiple price points across creamery and state lines.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Walden
Hefmery
Quest for a Real Indian to Find Primitive American
Dr Eastman of Amherst to travel northern Minnesota and Canada in search of a truly primitive Indian for a Philadelphia millionaire. He will visit Ojibways, Manitoba Lake Baulos Oswenns and Minnesota Sioux driven there years ago. Work through Hudson Bay Company posts to report on arts and crafts of least assimilated Indigenous groups.
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Eastman
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Charles A. Eastman
Amherst
Minnesota
Bassman
Manitoba Lake Baulos
Mke
Memorial Day Calls Across the Confederacy Conference Debate
A garbled report notes a Virginia minister appealing to the Southern Board for a world missionary conference in Edinburgh. He urged merging Memorial Day with Confederate commemorations and the South into a unified occasion.
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Jamea Gannon
Virginia Metiygdiat
General Southern Board
Edinburgt
Memorial Day change debated by G A R encampment
Commander J Willard Brown of the Massachusetts department proposes replacing Memorial day with a memorial Sunday to be designated by the G A R commander in chief at the Atlantic City encampment. The plan envisions forenoon veneration followed by noon flag-raising and afternoon sports rather than abolishing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willard Brown
Massachusetts Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
G A. BR
Atlantic City
N. J
Brown
Saya
Not What She Expected After He Was Gone
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt depicts a woman named Clara reacting to Fred’s upcoming six month to year long Europe trip. He plans to visit England and other countries starting next Saturday, hoping for companionship and possible marriage on a future Europe trip. The scene ends with her doubting his motives as he departs.
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Europe
Clara
Frea
England
London
Fred
Goodby
F. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Fragmented musings on names and teeth in old notes
A quirky collection of trimmed quotes from various sources includes a child mispronouncing Aunt Belle Paine and a Bronx pupil, Jimmy Norton, joking about types of teeth with a punny reply. The snippet blends social quips and light linguistic humor.
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New York State
Tammany Ferrob
Teddy Unt
ER Kaiser
Dave
Underwood & Underwood
Bill
Dot Teddy
World Missionary Meeting
J. T. Myers
Madison Heights Methodist Church
Memphis
Tenn
de Myers
Wattson
Henpeck
Catholic Standard and Times
Johnny
Jack
Belle Paine
Lippincot
Jimmy Norton
Bronx
Jimmy
Cuspidores
New - York
Bare
Ae Seman
Rael A
Ota
Russia
Ralston Shoes
Broadway
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Brown & Brown
Harry Dunn
Lillian Ross
Sisseme
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