Liberty Hotel Sale Nets New Proprietor in Red Bank
J Edger Brower who ran the Liberty Hotel on West Front Street Red Bank for seven years has sold the business and equipment to Charles W Jones formerly of Globe Hotel Jones a former cashier of Sea Bright National Bank applied to Judge Fouter at Freehold last Thursday to transfer the license Brower will run the dining room and lunch counter at Thomas Smiths American Hotel near the Red Bank railroad station assisted by his son Robert Brower The Liberty Hotel is a two story brick building owned by William OBrien Red Bank plumber
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J. Edger Brower
Liberty
West Fron Street
Red Bank
Charles W. Jones
Globe
That Place
Charles G. DuBois
Jones
Sea Bright National Bank
Auto Van Load of 60005 Held Up
In Red Bank a writ of attachment against Miss Gertude A Davies household goods led to a chase when the goods were loaded into a Jersey City Transportation Co van. Constable Chandler stopped the van on Broad Street near Monmouth. Davies paid the sum and the van moved on.
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William L. Edwards
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Gertude A. Davies
Tea Neck
N. J
Chandler
Broad Street
Monmouth Street
Wilbur Gardner Lies Ill at Monmouth Hospital
Wilbur Gardner, the well known cabaret pianist, is a patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He was admitted in the latter part of last week. His illness has not fully developed, but doctors think he may be on the verge of fever.
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Wilbur Gardner
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Gardner
Cottager In at Summer Home Illness Report
Mrs. Morris Heimendinger of New York and Long Branch is ill at her Ocean Avenue summer home. She arrived Sunday on the 4:08 train at West End station and was met by the Slyer and Flock ambulance.
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Morris Heimendinger
New York
Long Branch
Ocean Avenue
West End
Slyer & Flock Ambulance
Home Mission Rally at St Luke's Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of St Luke's M B Church will hold its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon to elect new officers.
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Home Mission
Woman's Home Missionary Society of St. Luke's M. B. Church
Fire burns worker at local plant mixer inlet
Frank Ford, a long time Hitulithic Company employee from Athintic City, suffered severe burns when kerosene heated oil caused an explosion in a boiler mixer. He was blinded by heat, burned on hands and face, and takes baths for blistered skin as doctors treat chest pain possibly from smoke inhalation. Ford, with the company eight years, was taken to Dr Slocum and then to his boarding house.
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Frank Ford
Athintic City
Hitulithic Company
Ford
Ife
Ater
Broadway
William Slocum
Arenda
Slocum
The Pelican and Its Pouch and Rare Metals
A curious note on the pelican describes its pouch as a dual tool to scoop fish and feed young, with a two gallon capacity when distended and a hunting dive traced in vivid detail. It also discusses metals surpassing gold in cost and rarity, naming iridium osmium palladium and noting palladium’s steam-vanishing property and palladium’s use in delicate instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Modern and Ancient Times Difference
Baltimore American quotes a remark contrasting eras: modern people earn their living, while ancient people earned their dead. The line frames a topical contrast on work and mortality in a reflective, humorous tone.
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Baltimore
Veterans Speak To Pupils At Chattle High And Grammar Schools
Part Commander James Campbell Captain Lawrence Newman and Adjutant Howard A Uriniey spoke at the G A Reserves programs at Chattle high and grammar schools on Thursday afternoon. The program at the grammar school included songs recitations and a flag salute with personnel including Laura Berdan Eisie Atchley and Miss Schramps class. Past Commander William Lacour spoke at the Liberty Street School exercises. Four members of Morris Post No. 46 died since Memorial Day 1912, among them Captain J Flinn and Captain C Tl Emmons noted for army service and Captain Wim T Cobb for Spanish American War service. George B Stratton was the post’s oldest member.
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James Campbell
Lawrence Newman
Howard A Uriniey
Chattle
Laura Berdan
Eisie Atchley
C. Tl. Emmons
Wim, T. Cobb
George B. Stratton
Trial over doctor in Asbury Park over broken leg case
Norman Reed, 11, of Asbury Park sues Dr. R. B. Bennett mayor for fifteen thousand dollars alleging improper treatment of a broken leg that led to amputation. Proceedings opened before Judge Nelson Y. Duncan with testimony from Drs. Bryan Taylor O'Brien and others. case likely to conclude today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse R. Reed
Asbury Park
Norman W. Reed
R. 8. Bennett
Freehold
Nelson Y. Dungan
Edmund Willson
Bennett
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Charles E. Cook
Norman Reed
Joseph Bryan
John Taylor
Miles O'Brien
South Orange
Bryan
Taylor
Field
Samuel MacBride
Cliffwood Man 15 Killed By Trolley
A Jersey Central trolley line near Keyport and Cliffwood struck and instantly killed Patrick Naulton a 35 year old laborer in the Cliffwood brick works. Conductor George Wilshide and motor man Charles Stiff reported the car was on a clear track when the body appeared between rails. The coroner attributed death to the man s own carelessness and burial papers were issued. Remains were taken to Keyport Director Bedle s morgue with funeral plans not yet set.
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Jersey Central Traction Co
Keysport
Cliffwood
Patrick Naulton
Cliff Pood
Naulton
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Bedle
Keyport
George Wilshide
Atlantic Highlands
Charles Stiff
Stiff
Unfortunate Children of Greed Reflected in Stocks and Bonds
A brief wartime era reflection notes that the sins of the father are visited on the children through financial instruments like stocks and bonds, as cited in Liypincott's.
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lLiypincott
Barber Guild Backs Townwide 8 PM Close Across Borough
Eleven Red Bank barbers sign an agreement to close all shops by eight each night except Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Wednesday close at nine, Saturday late from 11 30 to 12. The plan starts tonight. Shaving rises to 16 cents, general haircut 25 cents. Violators pay a $5 fine to Augustus Layton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Augustus Layton
William Pope
Mr. Pope
Jayton
Concerning Woman by Henry Ward Leecher
A compact literary remark on motherhood praising divine conception and maternal strength. The author extols the richness and soul of the mother figure with a tone of admiration and reverence.
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Mother
Henry Ward Leecher
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ALTEL
Hans
James B. Morris
TRY
OUIT
Dddy
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Hospital
Goldstein
United States
Boston
Furniture Dept
Dent
Women's Fashion Dept
Ave
Chicago Tribune
J. Kahn
DR. Kahn
Furture
H. Woolley & Coo
Long Branch, N. J
Ham Schafer & Mars
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