Man Held After Stealing Blankets From Shelter
Peter McLaughlin, a drifter, stole two blankets from the stable of American Bill Posting plant manager Rosencrans who had sheltered him. McLaughlin sold the blankets to youth Philip Glaser for one dollar near Broadway. police recovered the property and McLaughlin was committed to await grand jury action.
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Peter McLaughlin
Rosencrans
Broadway
Philip Glaser
McLaughlin
Little Silver
Edwards
Arrowsmith
Rosenegan
Glaser
Graduates of this year’s Glass High School
The 40 member class includes 23 girls and 17 boys. Commencement will be at St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr J Howard Melish at St James' Episcopal Church. Ceremony details and list of graduates provided.
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Chattle Iigh
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
St. James’ Episcopal Church
J. Howard Melish
Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn
F. Leroy Barry
Hazel Barham
Byron Blaisdell
Mary Bolton
Fortune Told Last Night Sparks Curious Detroit Debate
A brief Detroit Free Press gag prompts readers with a playful exchange about fortune telling. The joke centers on curiosity and curiosity about cost, highlighting a lighthearted moment in the paper’s humor page.
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Detroit Free Proga
Three June Weddings Solemnized Today in Red Bank
A pretty Red Bank ceremony at one o'clock joined Miss Ella Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Brown Prospect avenue to Frank W Parker son of Richard Parker Little Silver with Rev Monroe Van Sant officiating. Attendants wore pink and blue with sweet pea bouquets. The couple planned a two week honeymoon and will settle in New York in the fall.
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Red Bank
Ella Brown
Louis Browh
Prospect Avenue
Frank W. Parker
Richard Parker
Little Silver
Monroe van Sant
Methodist Church
George Hf. Gardner
Central Baptist Church
South Amboy man jailed for grocery thefts
County Detectives John M. Smith and Lawrence McCormick arrested James Gleason of South Amboy near Englishtown, charged in robberies at John Crawford stores in Tinton Falls and Richard Luthurrow in Middletown. He denied theft, claiming he only bartered goods from a colored merchant. He was jailed pending grand jury action.
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John M. Smith
Freehold
Lawrence McCormick
Belmar
James Gleason
South Amboy
eKansburg
John Crawford
Tinton Malls
Richard Luthurrow
Middletown
Gleagen
Middletown Township
Suspicious Character Identified After Arrest
A man arrested at Keansburg yesterday for soliciting refused to give his name and was later identified by Herman LeBrecque as the intruder who broke into his stand at Campbell Junction last Friday morning. D. K. Wentworth sentenced him to thirty days in county jail. no Evansburg lock-up, so he was taken to Red Hawk. He had been seen selling pocketknives near Middletown post office the night before. office robbed with money and stamped envelopes missing. The man is charged with breaking and entering. Also, Ten Days Vacation for John Cook, intoxication disturbances in South Broadway. Cook arrested after a woman yelled police and murder. He remained silent in Recorder's Court and was sentenced to ten days in county jail.
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Keansburg
Herman LeBrecque
Campbells Junction
D. K. Wentworth
Evansburg
Red Hawk
Middletown
John Cook
South Broadway
Cook Apartments
Edwards
Cook
Recorders Court
Keansburg Raid Prompts Arrests At Majestic House
Keansburg police raided the Majestic home on Carr Avenue last night. Two young women Rose Cohen and Lily Davis were arrested and jailed. Freehold prosecutors plan to arraign the owners later today before Justice J. W. Hulse in Freehold.
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Keansburg House
John M. Smith
Freehold
Lawrence McCormick
Majestic
Carr Avenue
Keansburg
Rose Cohen
Lily Davis
W. Hulse
Slocum to be sworn in as governor tomorrow
Trenton N J June 2 Senator John W Slocum or Long Branch President of the State Senate will be sworn in tomorrow as Acting Governor and Mrs Fielder expect to leave New Jersey then for a ten days western pleasure tour
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Trenton
N. J
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
State Senate
Fielder
New Jersey
Fair Haven Firemen Observe Tenth Anniversary
The Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Department marked its tenth anniversary with a supper at the firehouse and an entertainment and dance at Monmouth Hall. Charter members attended and spoke, with dancing continuing late. The department began June 1 1904 with sixteen charter members, twelve living, and has won silver cups in county parades and at Coney Island.
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Fair Haven
Monmouth Hall
Coney Island
Annual Auxiliary Meeting in Red Bank
Red Bank hospital auxiliary held its annual meeting at Mrs. GC W Cannon's Riverside avenue home with Mrs. Thomas N McCarter as guest of honor. The gathering featured a musical program and refreshments, the last meeting until October. The event was hosted by Mrs Lemuel Ketaham.
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McCarter
Red Bank
Red Bank Hospital
GC. W. Cannon
Riverside Avenue
Thomas N. McCarter
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Helen F. Gibson
Hollis, Crater
Robert
Langley Folly Flies Again by Curtiss at Lake Keuka
Langley’s failed 1903 aeroplane, retrieved from the Potomac, was flown by Glenn H. Curtiss over Lake Keuka New York. The flight asserts Langley antedated all aviators, while Orville Wright dismisses its relevance, noting the Langley design differs from the Wrights’ craft.
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Potomac River
Langley
Glenn Curtiss
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Glenn H. Curtiss
Lake Keuka
New York
Hammondsport
N. Y
Charles D. Walcott
Curtiss
Wright Brothers
Wrights
Prayer That Slanders Dad Law In Separation Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Mills in White Plains N Y grants Mrs Tusi Bradley Barber a decree of separation from husband and custody of their child. The decision condemns instructing children to pray for a father to improve as slanderous and warns wives against showing preference for mothers over husbands. action highlights legal separation and custody outcome.
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Papa
Tusi Bradley Barber
Supreme Court
Mills
White Plains
Wireless Signalings Warn Iceberg Dangers In Sealane
John Burns of the London board of trade drafts a shipping bill to be debated in parliament. It includes a new wireless danger signal TTT to be transmitted ten times at full power to warn vessels of imminent icebergs or cyclones. The code also adds urgent phrases such as You are standing into danger I want assistance Remain by and Your lights are out.
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John Burns
London Board of Trade
Father Has No Chance in Family Card Game
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a playful dispute where a father avoids electronic cards with his wife, believing competition always ends badly for him whether he wins or loses.
Mounts Celebrate Golden Wedding in Red Bank
Mr and Mrs Robert R Mount of 62 Monmouth Street Red Bank celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception for about 120 guests. The evening featured poems music and gifts. Mount born July 1840 served as Captain in the Civil War and later ran an undertaking business. He and Almira Elliott had five children.
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Robert R. Mount
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Rudolph Malechow
Harold Allstrom
Grace Child
John Peterson
West Collingswood
Sarah Willes
Morton
Asbury Park
William Mount
Plovénce
Almira Mount
Mr. Mount
Chapel Hill
Timothy
Mary Mount
Freehold
New Jersey
First Army Corps
Frederickburg
Chancellorville
Mises Almira Elliott
Mount
G. A. Roman Aid
Arrowsmith Post
AO. W
Memorial Service for J McCain at Sea Bright Church
Memorial services for the late James Sylvester McCain longtime Sea Bright school principal will be held at Sea Bright Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday night. James M Cornell is expected to preside with speakers Edmund Wilson Rev W D Dale Rev W F Atkinson and Dr James J Reed. Invitations were sent to Abacus Lodge Long Branch Rumson Fire Company Sea Bright Y M C A Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Daughters of Liberty Daughters of Rebekah and Boy Scouts. Special music and a blanket of flowers donated by Sea Bright teachers and students will mark the service.
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James Sylvester McCain
Sea Bright
Sea Bright Methodist Episcopal Church
James M. Cornell
Abacus Lodge
Long Branch
Rumson Fire Company
Sea Bright Y. M. C. A
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Daughters of Liberty
Daughters of Rebekah
Boy
Scouts
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
W. Dutton Dale
W. F. Atkinson
James J. Reed
Sea Bright Board of Education
Conwell Lecture Draws Big Crowd in City Night Event
Dr Russell H Conwell lectures on The Jolly Earthquake as First Baptist Church fills tonight The Philadelphia crowd hailed him as a great citizen with John Wanamaker presiding A purse of 6000 was presented by 5000 admirers His Acres of Diamonds has funded education and earned him millions while proving a strong civic impact
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First Baptist Church
Russell H. Conwell
Examiner
New York
Conwell
Phildelphia
Philadelphia Academy of Music
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Russel H. Conwell
City Hall
Mp8
Dr. Conwell
Ovate Elks Meet Here in September
Members of Long Branch Lodge No. 742 B P O Elks plan ahead for the New Jersey State Elks Association convention to be held in the city September 8 and 9. A large attendance is expected as committees report on arrangements, entertainment, and the convention hall.
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Long Branch Lodge
Elks
New Jersey State Elks’ Association
New Jersey
Long Branch
Arrested For Taking Rafts From Shrewsbury Bridge
David Donohue, a railroad worker on the new trestle across the Shrewsbury at Red Bank, was arrested on a complaint by foreman Henry Larsons. Three rafts missing, found hidden upstream. Constable Frank Patterson served the warrant. Donohue waived a hearing before Recorder Harry C. Badeau and was held for the grand jury in $200 bond.
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David Donohue
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Henry Larsons
Bridge
Donohue
Frank Patterson
Harry C. Badeau
Proposals for Ocean Boulevard rail construction in Monmouth
The Board of Freeholders of Monmouth County seeks sealed proposals for the furnishing of all labor and material for the railroad reconstruction along Ocean Boulevard Middletown Township. Bids due June 10 at 11 am, with a $200 certified check, in Red Bank. The right to reject bids rests with the county.
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Orhan Boulevard
Middletown Township
Fe County Neer
Wrdt
County of Monmouth
Court House
Preembold
N. A
J. M. Corties
Ocean Boulevard
Mate Engineer
Mevad Street
Red Bank
Board of
Chosen Freeholders
Coord
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